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The Ledger and Times, June 18, 1963

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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Completly JE 10, 19(i3 1-24 Would Miss Murray For Fort Route wruon thence from Princeton toward Proposed been proposed Nashville. This is the route Newly routes wluch have to recommend the proposal to the and Nashville Parkway near the more expensive of the seven Is supported by the 1-24 Group com- Campbell with 1-55 near Scott City, the Western Kentucky of Public Roads. He routings, that Ma, would save FRANKFORT. Ky tii State changes that nave been proposed tor U. S Bureau Of the seven proposed representatives ox several Ward claims River the new site os Eddyville. then turn routes posed of of HIgIlWa)a Henry Ado, crosses the Mississippi 01 the Indicated .he first wanted to Ms- wet., :treated between Nasn- With 4,he the state money on construction or Coltinuasioner to peas within five miles 1-24, because of its crossing three West Kentucky towns. and crosses I-51 at Villa Ridge, HI. southeast elltih the routing with Ms coun- and tour ex- West Kentucky Turnpike be- Ward said Tuesday a consulting several miles Mississippi at Scott City. ville and Paducah, highway tatting this route, residents the span the OMO of Hoplunsvale and states through connect Paducah. Op- firm has proposed a new routing It then would terparts in other tended west of Paducah to could reach it by an tween Princeton and from east of Ft Campbell, Ky. would, however, ben- of this area 24 through River about 10 miles upstream The route which the route would pass. and 1-57 in Illinois and lake ponents of his plan say Me state for Interstate Highway g would pass north- great- with I-55 Interchange located near the highway bridge at Cairo, Ill., From there efit a larger population, have save any money because Illinois and western Kentucky. the par- Missouri Fort Henry. sill not Ky., and turn east of Clarksville, Tenn., anti and provide more non-user departments of at by r Ward said the corridor proposed pass near Paducah, er usage The highway the turnpike will be paid tor S. 41-A to a junction with the firm original route of 1-24 brings ei east to cross the Tennessee and allel U benefits than the others, Kentucky, Tennessee. Illinois and The Henry those persons using It and there- for the route by Wilbur Smith part ox One highway close to Pa- Highway Commissioner rivers just below Ken- I-65 in the northern said. More than half the route jointly authorized the con- the interstate not be out any Aaruciatese would cust Cumberland Missouri pro- Ward has amid to get UM highway fore the state will Liam. Nashville Metro area through Pentucky. a com- ducah, Mayfield and Murray, an average of about 11.011.600 tucky Dam and Barkley would lie Suiting firm to undertake Paducah to Princeton, , money anyway. or consulting lirm said its re- toward Fort Campbell. then routed from Crossing near the relocated town The ready parative analysts of the various ceeding per mile. one cil Ward said he was not yet connect with commended route would be 'The recommended route inter- of Kuttawa. it would Kentucky Community Newspaper Selected As A Best All Round

The Afternoon In Daily Newspaper For Murray God and se dying o Isaac- We Calloway County n Schul- irk. Nut Trust rg asked rig data MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. LXXX1V No. 144 Afternoon, June 18, 1963 IN OUR 94th YEAR Murray, Ky., Tuesday • United Press International ONE KILLED IN FOUR VEHICLE ACCIDENT .1 Calf Butchered By Bruce Hill Dies; Two Others Thief On Saturday ity Program — - - Today Crawford In Wreck owned by (Men Injured A calf Are Lynn Grove ecertified Offers who lives just south of Overby/ night or coming butchered Saturday the highway was One man was killed and two in- firmed down morning and only tale off the highway alter early Sunday tuited in an accident tins morning to a halt just quarters were taken Year tor 93 feet and skidding hind For A involved proceeding Just _before 6:30 which calf weighed over 500 pounds The four vehicles twelve feet Sheriff's office today reported Burkeen car remained under To The Mayor Hasnm Ellis has been not- Dead is Bruce 11111, age 55. The Amendment calf was shot in the head, came to a stop on Inc the and that ified by the Federal Housing and Injured are Joe Pat Phillips, control butchered The entire call of the highway 100 feet Irons then Horne Finance Agency that the age 17 of M Urta y route three and left the exception of the hind of the accident with City of Murray's Workable Program Tommy Phillips, 19, also of Mur- the point quarters were found on the farm Hill is a resident oh Aimo had been recertified through July ray route three. Mr Crawford. and was going to work by Mr 1,1964. The sherift's °nice reported that route one Bill State cancers of will Hospital Both County and Regional in the tot- this Morning on the farm McClellan Ratchford, the accident occurred are working on the case. ex- Ed Stokes He was a passenger in .4 Administrator said, "A close lowing manner. truck owned by hospital of program administer- Three vehicles were approaching the 1952 Chevrolet Ky. - Sen. of the western regional amination FFANKFORT. "state- Agency will reveal that Highway 94 East near {Continued on Page 4i -Murray. sug- area They said they favored ed by this Murray on George Overby, 0 Ladies Day Golf any Increases in indigent care pay- they are all geared to assist the Lake Stop Grocery Clayburn gested an amendment today to tne wide Flights Announced community that is willing to help McCuiston was driving a 1949 Chev- hospital bill which would make in- ments." lutes!! that indigent pa- itself As a certified participant In rolet truck: behind him was Dora patients at hospitals through- They added digent Program activities. Mur- dray mg a 11/63 Pont for the aid tiona deserve equal consideration The Ladies Day golf lineup for Workable Dean Burkeen Local Police out the state eligible Sen. George E. Overbey is making was tommy regardless of area:' been released Tee off ray has shown that it car: and behind her the bill otters June 19 has was raised that the Board 00 a m tomorrow at the necessary effort to improve Phillips driving a 1963 Mercury _ io aiding in- A fear time will be 9 Bro. Norman Crittenden -I am not ooixesed will determine it Mg conditions for as citizens" Just as Dora Burkeen started to Ken- of Health. which the Calloway Country Club At in eastern Officers patients "This pro- T.„. . Phil- digent hospital qualifies as a regional Mayor Ellis said today. pass McCuiston. apparently said "But I think a Hazel Woodmen Will Service To tucky," Overby will expunge tram such Flights are listed as follows grew, has been made possible by the Kevivat lips started to pass her equally in- Institution, that patients who are except the participa tio n of many people, re The Phillips car went oil on tne designation all hospitals Hold Family Picnic Baker, Betty active begin At Bethel in northern, central and Venela Sexton, Jane Murray's or- the gravei, Meetin iLEANING digent who are interested in side of the road Onto KPOA five UMW institutions left Kentucky also should be Lowry Com- pro- western Nick Johnson. R-Harian, derh growth The Citizens apparently got out of control, — — Ben W Doran. eligible for these benefits" was spe- Jerlehe Sullivan. Earlene The Moprray Planning(- down the left side and struck Than, adrnhtted that the OM Hazel Woodmen of the World mittee. will begin at the ceeded (Special I. the Ledger and said that the ball was The Jo Purdom City Council have Revisal services which waft Overby • a Beaty asp arid the the truck of Ralph Evans hes Cral Murray policemen an said that it ap- Continued on Page 41 Camp No LIS will hold faintly 'Whet Methodist Church Thursday, well-drafitad and Eueidene Robertson, Kathryn all worked diligently to accomplish , parked by the Lake Stop Grocery. the Kentucky Peace Ot• n• -- -- night picnic at the Murray city 20th and continue through attending parently is ell-incluEVII. Rut Parker goal 1 hey deserve the thatika June was knocked forty act today night at seven Kyle, Pauline this 29th. 'The truck ficees Association meeting effect of the bill wei be park Thursday Saturday night. June said the Parker, Urbena Koenan, of the people" down the highway. - Henderson. Kentucky at tne United Mine Is o clock Frances in that only the five Lester Nanny Crittenden of Ful- Mr Hill *as standing in front or Ken- Bar-b-que bread and drinks will Ruth Wilson Bro Norman Sopher Hotel %cotters hospitals in eastern speaker the truck was nit, have Confirmed By The by the camp and Sue Spann. ton. Kentucky will be the the truck and as At the meetirg thus tar be able to quality as re- be furnished La Verne Ryan, tucky will in- for the services each night and J H.I he was struck by the truck. cata- Chief of Palice Burman Park- thus be eii- Woodrnen and their families are Clarice Sparkman been gional institutions and Senate On Monday To song director. into a tree. killing Mtn Weeks, ser- 68 Teachers Perkins will be the I pulated Berney to receive vited to attend A highlight of the Eleanor Diuguid, Mar- : er..Sersteant gible for their patients Lou Doran songs have been Evans was standing defunct patrolman will be the annual presenta- Special music and Mr geant James Brown. and evening tha Sue Ryan Tne aid of planned for each service the truck and eacapecirloninAs and Mcslougal To attend to- representatives tion of a plaque to the member Kelso Other senators and Sen- Reba Overbey, Betty Hunter, Alice car continued downi. the James With- WASHINGTON eel The the camp which best typifies "Mr ttencience Phillips night wilt be Sergeant questiorus each night at raised similar searching Ken- Purdom Services will begin for 196 feet coining to a 0 Warren. ate Monday confirmed eight Woodman" highway erspoon, S.rgeant W. about the bill, but there was no 7 30 with a prayer service. song the hignway. tucky postmasters nominated ear- Maud B McClain, Stele/ *op off the left of and radic operator Charlie Marr one present frorn the administra- Hurt,'Rebecca service at 7 45 and preaching at 8 tipped ner by President Kennedy Irwin Here The Burkeen car apparently The meeting started yesterday answer their questions Institute the tion to Blanche Tits- o'clock ' the McCuiston truck causing several addresses being given at hear- The eight were M Aileen Hall. Sin* Richardson. with • It was indicated today Methodist Men To to get out of control. It con- P 011dLalley Lane Lee R McNeely Jr, worth, Jo Crass. Everyone is Invited to attend. truck Special Agent Andrew ings before a joint committee of Betsy E Burkhart, Marg of the United States Secret Service, that other hospi- Burlington Waiter Meet Here Tonight Lois Keller, Maurelle Ryan. Sixty-eight science teachers for the legislature Agent Ian D Maclennan quality tor Cawood, Lester G. Nanny. Murray; Caldwell one foreign territory Special tals are determined to 17 states and of Investi- Pletcher. Pewee Valley; In- of the Federal Bureau the same aid' Mathews Juliet Wallis. Elizabeth Sluameyer, will attend the Summer Science sheloyviiie; gation and Commissioner Glen Lo- Aid William E Amy. Jr . The regular meeting of the Me- Nelson for High School Teachers at Favor Statewide Betty stitute Kentucky State Police P Crouch, Verona. and Ken- - this summer. vern of the Oyerbey read a text ot a tete- Jean thodist Men of the First Methodist West. Evelyn Jones, Cris Murray State College Worthville Sadie were the speakers from officials and physicians neth E Brock. Church Murray will be held Wed- The institute, co-sponsored by the ream Graham Man is The general theme of all the June 19 at 6 30 the National Science Hazel nesday evening college and Mars Kipp. Opha Spiceland, M- talks was that local peace othc,!rs After the evening meal the guest foundation, will run concurrently arina Simons working hand in hand with the state be Layne snang- summer term. June speaker will Rev with the regular could produce pro-i Betty Scott, Reba Kirk. Beth and Federal agencies Call Expanded lin of Almo An interesting 22-Aug 9. rise Legislative top flight law enforcement and gram is planned and every mem-11 Belote The science institilkotaMurray is solution of many crimes ber is urged to be present and bring A potluck lunch sill be held at one of • number of such prognols Electrocuted Maclennan told the assembled Areas a friend noon at the club home supported by the National Science. Four Other police officers that lust as the pris- To Include of Foundationa,with the objective oner owes his debt to aociety so- secondary school instruc- improving him a debt when union hospitals in eastern and the scien- ciety as well owes FRANKFORT, Ky. QM - Gov. Workers tion in mathematics per- open. Combs he returns as a rehabilitated late Monday expanded Kentucky to remain ces Special courses in the basic Fulton Bert Combs Near be given an op- consid- son. He should session of also asked the legislators to sciences are offeered to improve th.. the scope of the special to prove himself, he said. competence of the portunity the General Assembly to include er. subject matter said that to enable the Uni- Commissioner Lovern four additional areas. -Legislation teachers enrolled. Highway Department - the five A State law enforcement and crime semi passing legIsla- versity of Kentucky and Since 1e57 Murray has conducted Miss Nancye Miller at 11:10 In addition to worker was electrocuted will become better and better state colleges to obtain needed faci- institute each summer lion non to allow the five United Mine a science yesterelLy while working on a train- and lease - from 40 Extern At Center am as better qualified and better lities by conveyance Some 500 science teachers Lane, near High- sour- project on Noland ed men are placed on forces over back arrangements with their states have participated In these way 45, In Fulton County. An honest attempt is ces of private capital the nation programs W. Guthrie, 46 was believed of char- of an amendment in- Nancye Miller from Mag- T being made to hire men - Ratification Persons eh() will attend the MISS an ambulance beginning her to have died before acter and ability, he said Law en- Weather t('onUnues. on Page 4) this year include the follow- nolia. Kentucky, is stitute - arrived from Fulton. areas is nurt, Ernest R Allen, almoner training under the wiper forcement in sonic ing from Kentucky: Guthrie reportedly was hold- j Hewlett Copper, Area Sup- Mr he said, become of the low pay Mrs. Margaret T. vision of South Marshall. on a crane when the ltippertp. Schedule Health Education. ing a cable scale offered by cities. He said that Bookmobile Dunn. North Marshall, Benton; ervisor of a high cable came into contact with not have too much svm- --- Allen DuPont Manuel he does Janet S. has just completed her poser line. Monday, June 24 Broach's Gro- Dur- Nancye voltage pathy for a town which complains High. Sidney R. Blasingame. at Western of the project was Coldwater. Sledd's Grocery, third year of college The nature about police protection, when their cery. rett High, Louisville: Dan Ray Quis- in Grocery. Kirksey, B8ate College She is majoring not learned scale for policemen is too low. High Yeeterday 82 Stella, Jones Fort Knox High. Elisabeth- pay enberry, and Economics and Soci- Funeral services will be held at McDougal Yesterday 59 Vied'e Grocery. Penny her. Frank- English Patrolman Kelso and Low town, Louise E Barnreut WednesdaY at 8 Pleasant June 25 College High ology. 2 p m are participating in a pistol shoot 7:15 Today fig Tuesday. lin Jr. High. Hunter M. Howerton Rev. Highway Grove -Methodist Church with Kentucky Lake 7 a.. m 358 8. School, Dunn's Grocery, High. Paducah. of train- today. Jetton Jr. This is a new program Owen and Rev. John Pugh 302 8 94, Earl Lee Grocery. Hoyt below dam John R. Carlisle, Murray High; ing and recruitment known as ex- sunrise 4:37. officiating. Sunset 7.19, Dorothy P. Coffey. Calloway County terns Three students -are selected widow. Mrs. WEEK Survivors include the VISIT THIS Jack 0 Boswell, have shown an inter- Mrs. Nannie Boyd High. Murray, because they Mildred Guthrie: two daughters. Grand Rivers Elementary, Graind area of health In which 4. of est in the Mrs. Jerry Miller. Murray Rt. Dies Today After NEW YORK tJPF - The lowest Mr and Mrs Edward Lawrence S Bowen. Sedalia only one in Ken- Rivers, Floyd they work The and Miss Kathy Miller. two sons. temperature In the nation, exclud- Charleston, West Virginia are visa- A Bradley, is the High. Sedalia James tucky in Health Education and Tommy Guthrie, a A Long Illness Alaska, reported their parents Mrs Otie Mc- Herman ing Hawaii and ing Western Jr High, Owensboro; Fran- in Murray. Akron, 0 . Mrs. one sister. Mrs Bob Casey, the U. 8 Weather Bureau this Dougal of Murray and Mr and Trigg County alumna. Boyd. ace 86. passed to ces R Cunningham. brother, Charles H. Guthrie., Mrs 40 at Philipnburg, Milton Lawrence. Sr of Hazel. purpose of this program is to one o clock morning was High, Cadiz, Warren S ?leer, Wings" The. parents, Mr.I away this morning at 8 40 recruit more Hazel Rh 1, and the Pa. and Sault Ste Marie, Mich. Wimp's Richard K. Fletcher, interest, train, and following an extended illness She High. -of and Mrs. Iva Guthrie. Hazel. Monday's high was 112 at Blytne, CLUB WILL MEET Al Gior- well-trained people in the field widow of the late Johnny Mayfield High, Mayfield. Burial will be in South Pleasairt ! was the Calif. Caldwell County HighSPrince- public health_ Boyd who died in 1847. • dano. Grove Cemetery. The Nature's Palette Garden Nancye has had some experience two daughters in My Crown' are Mimi Wathen. Louis- ton; Nancy S. MeClorikey, Parkland will be Lowell Coop- She is survived by will meet on Wednesday at Solo dancers in "Stars department and has - Pallbearers by United Press International Club Fla Jr High, Anchorage. Ernest R. in a health Shan- Mrs F L Logan of Florida and Mrs. ville. and Kendall Dingman, Jacksonville. In er, Stark Erwin. Billy Erwin. Western Kentucky Partly cloudy 12 45 at the Triangle Inn with has daticed Ky. High School, shawn a great deal of interest Kingins of 1601 Parmer, • Miss Wathan, Iltrik a student at Indiana University, Ramsey. Nancy. non Ellis. Ono: Guthrie, Harmon Mrs. Carl John Ryan as hostess Mrs. A. 0. at education She is a native of I Iti and mild today and Wednesday in New York, danced one season in "The Stephen Foster Story" Somerset. John E Schraner, Smith health pallbearers will Murrav, a son Ociis Boyd will give the lesson. Com- and enjoys all sports Whitnell Honorary Fair and mild tonight High today Woods Bardstown, and was It member of the American Festival Ballet Mills Jr High Henderson. Donald Kentuckian Charlton, Miller. and one sister Mrs Lou the recrea- be Otto Erwin, Hester middle 80e, Loa tonight near 60 , pany which toured Europe in 1960. Greenville High, Green- She is thrilled over of Benton S Travis. 011is Treas. Ben Hill. Mbrris Lamb, Kirkland temperatures SWIM LESSONS a member of the Ballet Guild of Jacksonville, danc- - tional opportunities in this area and are in- The 5 a m EST Dingman ville. Richard W. Vincent. Morgan C. 131 melon. Bill Funeral arrangements in the Morning" In Jacksonville. He to have the pri- Ellis Paschall, J. Louisville 55, Lexington 59, Coving- ed last summer in "Next Day field High, Morganfield. Maxwell said she is happy complete at this time however lessons for and club appearances train- Graves. ton 56, Paducah 50. Bowling Green Beginning swimming has also made numerous television Knox Central High, vilege of having her summer call at the Max • • in he new Ken- C. Williamson, may call at the Miller friends may 61, members of the Calloway Country -Stars" will open its season June 22. Saturday. ing in such a delightful part of Friends 64, London 56, Hopkinsville except Heidrick. Willis C Word, Christian Churchill Funeral Home. will on Monday at 9 tucky Lake Amphitheater The show may be seen nightly Funeral Home, Huntington. W 57, and Evans- Club begin County High, Hopkinsville. Kentucky. Sunday Performances will begin at 8 p.rn ale. Ind . 56. o'clock

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1963 TUESDAY — JUNE 18, __..... MURRAY, eklENTLCILx THE I,E fIER & TIMES — ALeS TWO 01 40 ••• ser- FOR CORRECT Federal state market news 00 18, 1963 Ken- TIMES vice Tuesday. June TIME and LEDGER & marget THE COMPANY. Inc. purchase-area hog by LEDGER & MIKES PUBLISHING tucky PUBLISHED ay Tines, and The including 9 buying stations. TEMPERATURE of the Murray Ledger, The Cow report usouciation Kentuckian, January receipts 495, narrows/ DAY OR NIGHT October 20, 1928, and the West Estunated limes-Herald, No 1. 2 and 3 and gilts. 15e lower, 1, 184B Few No. 6363 180-230 Itis 816.50-18.75. 75-u C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER No. CO JAtilla's 1 1801110 Ws 816 65-17 1W. DIAL Editor No. Advertising, Letters to the 238-27o als. 815.25-16.26. We reserve the right to reject any best in- opinion, are not for the 150-175 lbs. 914 00-15.75. or Public Voice items which, in our 1. 2 and 3. 400-600 atm. 67.50- BANK serest of our readers. No. 2 and 3 SOws. PEOPLES 1509 1 and 2. 250-400 WALLACE WITMER CO., 12.00 No NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: N.Y. & Life Bldg., New York, 913 00-14.35. Madison Ave, Memphis, Tenn.; Time Detroit, Mich. Stephenson Bldg., REMAIN Is waiting ea TROOPS TO SHE'S WAITING FOR HIM—Hla wife, Valentina, Ky. Kentucky, for transini...aoh 2,- Murray. Littered at the Post Office, Murray, 18'ASHINGTON (111.9 — About for Russian air force LL Col. Valery F. Bykuvsky to return Second Class Matter. troops now Earth. 000 of the 7.000 US. from space. He Is the fifth Russian cosmonaut to orbit per week 20c, per will remain there for RATES: By Carrier m Murray, in Tluuland SUBSCRIPTION year, ,4.50 else- after maneuvers and adjoiming counties, p five or six weeks month 85c In Calloway are tak- • end next week. The troops here, $8.04). Treafr ing part in Southeast Asia of • Community is We-- "The °distending Civic Ariel Organy-ition maneuvers. troops Integrity of its Newspaper" The Army said Friday the SALE behind will be engaged HORSE remaining civil projects, cleanup and train- TUESDAY — JUNE 18, 1963 in 2:00 P.M. ing &divines. SATURDAY - JUNE 22,

at the White House. EYE-TO-EYE--Fullowtng a call SEEING to former President Harry From The News President Kennedy bids farewell 51 HEAD Quotes the President had discussed SALE S. Truman. Asked If he and FOR PRESS INTERNATIONAL there was no need because their By UNITED on civil rights. Truman said • E. O'Konski (R.-Wis 1, situation were the same. WASHINGTON -- Rep. Alvin Ideas for handling the present religious evercises in public the Supreme Court's ban on 1%3 CUSHMAN Horses schools: Outstanding Quarter do is establish a board TVA WEEKLY NEWSLETTER -I think what Congress ought to mental exami- give the Supreme Court a 42 inches east of SUPER-HUSIIV consist of psychiatrists to :al fish yield from Valley. a‘erairing Ranch, Vernon. Texas. They The coalmen of Bred and.raised on the Waggoner calendar year Chattanooga and 4.4 inches west We feel this is one nation." TVA reservoirs in mares and colts anu ageu ge!dings. one-half per- that point cc motor, windshield, of yearling colts, in this 1962 showed a six and 350 horses ever to be sold at auction Silas G Kessler, moderator the Heaviest May rainfall was in nor- of the best offerings of quarter 'WASHINGTON — The Rev. cent increase OVer 1961, while seat, Supreme Court's Bible the Ten- them Alabiuna, with 8.11 inches at crash bars, buddy part of the country. of the Presbyterian Church. on the 1962 inu-,-,e1 harvest on 33 per- iLileyville. 7.26 inches at Belgreen nessee Rner decreased by speedometer. Perfect con- ruling: decision in and 71 Inches at Moulton. Lowest of broken ranch horses front Wyom- vf Americans will abide 'by its cent. TVA said today We also have an outstanding load -Responsible reed',eel totals for the month were in wes- of saddle horses and Commercial fishermen dition. Retail price $6 CO. to Dick Cole and an unusual run good grace." pound tern North Carolina: Canton. 1.39 lug, belonging about $915,000 for 1 5.612,100 ispproxi- inches: East Fork. 1 4 inches and For linty ponies. a Negro leader of tra.tch last ye-ar This is Will Sacrificu — The Rev. James Breeden, more than Sunburst. 2 inches. The Kentucky BOSTON today: namely 363 000 pounds of public schools in Boston ap- Darn station reported I 8 inches. the planned mass boycott alas harye-sted us 1961 and of involving students and of 5,- "This is thestart of a process proaches the all-time record 8425.00 . . . this is just the TVA announced today that it has parents in the making of democracy 900.000 pounds taken in 1989. Co. harvest hired its first student-employee un- Livestock and spread." 1962 mussel shell Jr. Murray The Williams, beginning. It will increase :A-nice contract pro- Call Jim tons. compared to 7.009 der a personal was 4.716 of However, the gram for students in the fields at Brig. Gen. George Gelston. com- tons marketed in 1961. at 753-3147 or see - MGR. MURRAY, KY. CAMBRIDGE. 54d. — is 01}01111CS and conunerce from for- BILLY MORI:AN discussing possible downward trnd was not consistent of National Guardsmen here, de- eign universities 13th Street mander from reservoir to reservoir The 207 S. rights demonstrations: nuddle He is John Gibbons. 31 year-old • new civil anyone. We cline was stgmiilic.un n the • don't have to -stick third year student at London Uni- • -We hope to God we section of the river where nerves( use their bayonets to de- inj versity s School of Economics elnd don't plan on it. Our troops will tonnalige decreased 56 percent re- Political Science. London. England themselves." uoth Gunuersville and Pickwick • fend Under the terms of the program. servoirs and 40 percent at Wheeler above CWibon.s will work for a period 'of Cleans were pronounced both not more than three months irt_the and below this area with Chick- Application Section of -Hales Bar tonnage increas- Biumness Ago Today amauga Chat- Ten Years Kentudt% TVA's Computer Center in iag 33 percent and the LEDGER & TD4ES FILE increasing over 3.800 per- anooga. taalwater is made tons. , Selection of students ItemI to 314 5 informed the Ledger cent. Fish :iirough the Association Interns- Garland Neale of Murray route C. J Chance. Chief of TVA's the Couts• Court the :Ionale des Etuchazits en Sciences Times today that he has hied with ,end Wildlife Branch, attributed and an Econonuques et Commercuileis (mg- for the office of County Judge. changes primarily to a decrease Clerk as a candidate in SBC., a private non-profit organiza- big building next to Wells Pur- the number of shells available Wc!rk has Started on a non administered entirely bw bus- the middle section of the reservoir dom's hardware store in meees and economics students Of col- . Sunday for a two system combined with a shift and Mrs. J Matt Sparkman left the. :eges and universities in 38 countries. I Mr. fishing effort trorn one area to the Gulf of Mexico. U S operations of the Association weeks vacation on other. last night 17-13 with by • New Ynrk atimfoloi The Tigers downed the Brares are handled and Ihilvtigh local sass- -- team racking up ten hits. — each committees at more than. 40 Tei.nessee Valley rainfall was just, dent across the country. aboY c normal in May. TVA said to-' schools TVA said that since this is day BE CURED? the region avoiregf+ferhationir exchange progrealli WHEN WILL MS Rainfall over • short-term jobs US_ ag 4.3 inches compared with a normal more and firms provide, the more =ce Say when.., with your dollars! 4 12 inches Rains generally were are for students in evenly &ma-towed throughout the tuntti• there emu. FIGHT MULT$PI.S 301.11ROSS• — our universities to obtain employ: ment and gain valuable exerice in foregn countries A number of , the Nation's leading private cor- TH1 BERIMIABIES BUR' B1 '008CE porations are participating in the program. TVA employed a few students of the physical and biological sciences under • similar program last year.

NOW you KNOW -- . by 1 rated Press International Paper money is • Chinese linen- Lion ad notes printed from wood - blocks appeared in several denomin- ations as early as 650 A D., accord-, Ins to Collier's Encyclopedia

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A ••••• PA( ' THE LEDGER & TIMES - MERRAY, KENTrCKY in which "Classeous m TUESDAY JUNE 18, 190 29 - a braft make his lists Cardinal attack that was concen- Nats And Orioles Cassius" wilt try to urrav L loudly shouted trated In the first tour innings dur- Winners live up to the boast ing which Bill White homered, Curt Park Action by his mouth: had two doubles and K.en Threatens Flood not Winn' jive: Cooper falls oufax It Winri singles. Lip" Team E -2 Boyer had three straight "Louisville of yester- In five." 71 was Broglio's third straight win The Nets and Orioles won 4T 7.. tne the season over the Islets and day in Park League action. Manny King, one of Britain's The unearned run they scored against bookmakers, announced Game In outstanding Fourth Records Yanks 11-3 Vlore smeared the him in the seventh inning was their The Nuts Clay is favored at 4-1 in yesterday Tidwell that his pitching. in the first game first against hater. And man-to-man betting. one CooperMeet Nats pitched a Roy Sievers' three-run homer, of the is a prohibitive tavonte be- and walked 4. The Clay Lutne Veale s Americ.11 Season deliberate walk to Wes He struckout 8 19th consecutive Manager of '63's following a cause he seeks his Middle errors Rose led the baseballers deleated Brum- Lead hom- Hats made 3 and his Legion Press International ,Regained Strikeout Covington, and Don Demeter's victory as a professional By 1:nited -nit to victory with a double and ton, Tenn.. at Bruceton last nigi should Koufa_x, who pitched a three er, both in the sixth inning, gave Hats knockout. Also because he The Los Angeles Dodgers 16th 3-hit pitching of against the Houston Colts seventh win in triple contenders. behind the tart selling record books along shutout the Phillies their London ranked second among tel•ni in Legion 19 Tonite den Boyd. The Murray now has pltchect Ryne Du- Floyd ith scorecards when Sandy Mho- last Saturday, 10 games with the Reds. Yanks got one run off of lust below former champion It was The s has a 4-0 record tor the season, Li.- consecutive scoreless innings. ren went six innings to win his hit which limited croad of 55.000 at London Cooper is rated Worth. ax pstches. one hit. Heck got the only LONDON OPt- In an appropri- Patterson. 2-1 victory. win of the season over Jack Balascriun stadium. believe that lowing their his second second game with a home run. Heck was the los- setting. Ken- outdoor Wembley Many British experts go- no-hitter was ately splendiferous Otherwise how are the tans the Giants - the other a spinning three scoreless innings to Cas- aggressive style, featuring the Murray bat- ing pitcher. tucky's "g-r-e-a-t" unbeaten 100,000 for Cooper's Rick Tidwell led to know what new teat the them on May 11. John Tsitouris The stadium can hold and his com- ng against clinch the Triumph. Clay and England's British a good left hook, ting attack with 3 ruts in '3 trips. is out the the Orioles sius a soccer game but the police will eniktwering Dodger pitcher Bill Sitowron's two- suffered his second loss for In the second game Cooper paratively weak delense-coupled Wright collected a do,:- Ex-Yankee Empire champion Henry than 56,000 to- and Danny to ieve? He's already pitched skipped through beat the Pirates 10-5. The Orioles not permit more -bleeding brows-pro- a run double, which Reds. fight here tonight for a Septem- with quick ole and a single. Murray had wtai wo no-hitters and set a National legs, sent StaFgell hit two got 7 hits and 10 runs. Cole, Keel night made-to-order" victim tor rightfielder Felipe Moo's Rookie Willie ber shot at the world heavyweight vidos a - of 8 hits. record both tor six runs led the Oriole charge. ague strikeout Maury Wills and Ron Fairly over homers and knocked in and Knight band playing, com- Cassius. 0 2 8 3 pitcher. crown There will be Murray 011 000 game and a season. And yet Ms third inning with Mazerositi and Bob Bailey Knight was the winning with the rumble legs and the plate in the and Bill munity singing and other folderol Clay, Bruceton 003 010 0 1 3 2 bullet-like speed continues to tnreat- Billy O'Dell to lead the pirates' They made 5 errors. historically clad usually keeps circling the runs which dealt also homered A heti-dozen arranged by promoter Jack Solo- fast hands, n more records to nine Don Cardwell pitch- six American soldiers and spearing rum his third lass compared 12-hit attack.' off 6 hits. trumpeters. mons for this richest tight ever and opponent third The Pirates got 5 runs es- him 19 knockouts while winning 27 of The Giants filled the bases ed an eight-hitter to win his and six English soldiers will States- with left jabs and shaking Kou/ax whipped the San Fran- wins. Mahan got two doubles. They staged outside the United eight and had second inning Aaron. the major leag- James the "Louisville Lip, rights until he is ready his 36 bouts. He lost • to with two out in the game Hank losing pitcher cort Cassius, & show for which the gate is esti- with sneaker Giants, 2-0, Monday night homer ot made 4 errors. The out one draw Those eight defeats in- but Koufax fanned Jose Pagan to ue leader, hit his 19th to be bombarded and knocked t his sixth shutout of the cam- was Colson. Cooper, London's former house mated at 8448,000. live kayues - three oecause threat. season for the Braves. and at close quarters. clude one short of the club end the the canopied ring The comes the scheduled 10-round gn-only over the pasterer, into the puncher, scored of brow cuts. The Cardinals romped between Clay, 21, and Cooper, Cooper, a good rkafor a season shared by Bur- midst the cheers from a police- fight York Mets, 8-1, the Philadel- ighVGrimes and Whitlow Wyatt. New Phillies defeated Die Cincin- 10 victories put him hallway phia Reds, 4-2. and the Pittsburgh o his first 10-victory season-and nati BRANDON BROS. USED CARS topped the Milwaukee Braves the first by a Dodger letty since Pirates in other NL games 05I-and his nine strikeouts en- 9-3. the American League, the bled him to regain the league In shaded the Yviisn- 8ASERAIL Indians ad with a season total of 111. Cleveland ington Senators. 1-0, and the Bal- S ANDINGS In addition, Koufax knocked the Intern...Waal Orioles beat the Boston Red by rolled Preis CHEVROLET tants from first to third place timore BUYS IMPALA National League BEST Sox. 7-2. nd permitted the St Louis Liar- United Press International GB Threw Five-Hitter By W L Pet. hulls to take over the top rung, American League 585 CAR HEADQUARTERS IN MURRAY" Ernie Broglio pitched a nve-nit- St Louis - 38 2'7 "COMPACT verb percentage points ahead of W I. Pct. GB 1,4 ) win behind a -- 3'1 '21 578 ter for his eighth 23 506 - Las Angeles e second place Dodgers. York --- '34 28 576 1,4 New - San Francisco - 38 37 26 587 Chicago Cincinnati 33 32 524 '61 OLDS Super 88 '57 PONTIAC 31 26 544 '63 CHEVY Impala '60 CHEVY Impala Boston - Chicago 34 31 51t3 4 4-Dr. HT, Dbl. Par. 4-Dr. Hardtop - 32 27 .543 3 4-Dr. Hardtop Cleveland - 30 311 476 7 4-Dr. Hardtop 20 540 3 Milwaukee Galaxy RAGING MEET Baltimore - 34 30 :44 476 7 '59 OLDS H'top '62 FORD MAYFIELD SPRING 4 Pittsburgh B. Air -- 32 29 .5416 71,4 '62 CHEVY '60 CHEVY with Power Sedan, Str, Shift Minnesota Philadelphia -30 34 46.9 4-Dr., 30 31 4492 Super Sport 4-Dr. Sedan by Kansas City -- 27 38 415 11 ; Sponsored 486 b'- Houston H'top '60 FORD Sedan S2 34 '58 OLDS Los Angeles 26 41 .379 13% II 400 11's .New York '62 CHEVY '60 CHEVY Impala with Power Straight Shift Detroit 24 36 2-Dr., Fair Monday's Results 4-Dr. Sedan 2-Dr. Hardtop Purchase District -21 48 313 18 Washington Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 2 night '56 ,OLDS H'top '59 FORD Monday's Results Air KENTUCKY 9 Milwaukee 3 night '62 CHEVY B. B. Air Hardtop Station Wagon MAYFIELD, 2 t Pittsburgh '59 CHEVY 2-Dr. Baltimore 7 Boston York 1 night Sed., Straight Shift night St Louis 8 New 4-Dr. Hardtop 8:00 P.M. 1 Washington U night '59 FORD Cleveland Los Angeles 2 San Pram U '60 PONTIAC games scheduled) '61 CHEVY B. Air Sedan Only (Only games scheduled' Consertible Pitchers '57 CHEVY I 20, 21 & 22 Tuesday's Probable Pitchers 4-Dr. 6-Cyl. 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Ti Mrs. J. B. Burkeen - 753-4947 Dear Abby . . PUBS ;lona rime 1, 19 Reverse Psychology! We r a#4714 or Pi Owes Abigail Van Buren NAT .11rs. Olga Freeman NEW Macii Woman's Society Of eidel Cale/eWia/ roam Stepi Program Leader S Lynn Grove Church Ink living DEAR ABBY: The letter signed can be "filed up" (to protect the arca. Elate At Circle Aleeting Tuesday, June 18th Has Regular Meet "SMART TOO LATE" interested child) and the original sealed. — The The Stella Homemakers Club will Arra Dunn Circle of the Vi'o- The Lynn Grove methodist me. Here is a boy who urges other Ask your city or county health PAR1 SUB. man s meet at the home of Mrs. Howard Society of Christian Service Church Woman's Society ot Chnets young prop* not to wait math their department, or the department et ason of the Hazel Methodist McCallon at 1 p.m_ Church met • • • tan Service held ins regWar June last semester of rugh school betore vital statistics, for informaUcas. MOS w hes at the church • • • • on Wednesday alter- meeting at thc church with the buckling down to study. He USta wile. The Suburban Homemakers Club noun at two o'clock. opening song being More himself ad an example becsuae he DEAR Al3BY Maybe this proOlem CONCLAVE-Meeting every day to handle church affairs Until a era will meet at the home of Mrs. Bern- Lite The • CARDINALS AWAITING n Mrs Olga Freeman was the chair- Master". had just received the shock ca hav- will sound small arid ummportant June 19 conclave names a Pope to succeed the late Pope John XXIII, Francis Cardinal 2 - man of the program ard Tabers at 730 pm. Tisserant (left), dean on -Die Cru- • • • ing been turned down by the col- to you, but it's really got me stray- Spellman, archbishop of New York, talks with Eugene Cardinal of bmee Mrs John sade Scholarship Procession. sne Archer led the open- lege of his choice What gives a ed After 25 years and 3 children the Sacred College of Cardllulls, and Joseph Cardinal Ritter, archbishop of St Louis, Chel The Christian Women'. Fellow- ing was assisted in the presentation oy prayer and Mrs Clayton Prit- person who has failed the authority my husband now says, "I just can't ! talks with Laurier' Cardinal Rugambwa ir ti, archbishop of Rutabo, Tanganyika, first cumi ship of the First Christian Church Mrs. Rex Hute and Mrs. Kosaa chard told of "Our Mission Today". lecture to others on the subject? sleep with you any more because Negro elevated to the princely rank in ma ern history of the church. (BadloyAotas) will meet at the church at 6 30 pm. to c Jones MRS JONES you more • for the installation of officers The president, Mrs Sanders Mil- late Mrs John McCullough. rive the Now, Abby, do you think he s Deer • • • ler. presided. The roll call and min- DEAR MRS. JONES: A win- detotion reading the scripture from got somebody else or la snoring utes were given by Mrs. Carron M. ner is obviously in a position to the I Palms -05 The group sang "Are The Woman's Missionary Society enough to make • man sleep alone? Holland Home Scene mead Rogers. Mrs. Norman Lee gave the give advice, and many wW Listen. Ye Able Said The Master. of the First Baptist Church will treasurer s report. But nobody can insptre a &tusk SNCIRINL1 WOMAN Murray Lumber Co. Inc 'uson The circle chairman. Mrs. Claucie meet at the church at 9:30 am • • • • Of • • • to sober up like an ex-drunk who Lydian Meeting City the Anderson. presided over the ousi- "Race Differences. Money, and himself. DEAR SNORING: Believe him. OLDEST AND LARGEST LUMBER CO. IN MURRA plea Murray Assembly No. 19 Order of has been able to do it aCh ness session Mrs MoCullougn eo Suffering" was the theme or the • • • Snoring has driven more has- The lawn of the home of Mrs. Ky. the Rainbow for Girls will meet at • the closing prayer. prograrn given by Mrs Leon Cham- bans and wives!) out of their Porter Holland was the scene of the the Masonic Hall at 7 pm. EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL 1958 Mrs. W E lack, hostess. served bers. Mrs Bill %Tether. and Mrs. DEAR ABBY: My son us 17 and mates' bedrooms than infidelity. meeting of the Lydian Sunday of • • • celit selightful refreshments to the four- Jess Story Mrs. Carl Lockhart led wants to get a driver's license He • • • • School Class of the First 1 104 East Maple St. Tel. 753-3161 nut The Faith Doren Circle of the 3•Palle teen members present. the closing Prayer. drives all right, so that's not tne Church held on Monday evening, Vt'S of the First Methodist Chur- - - problem You see, he was born in CONFIDENTIAL TO "PATTY'S June 10 ch will meet at 196€ the home of Mrs. Officers for the new church year March, and I didn't get married PIG": Knowledge is the awareness are cies Of Leonard Vaughn at 2:30 pm. Mrs. Mrs. Miller, president: Mrs. until May of the same year 1 that fire will burn. Wisdom is Mrs Edgar Shirley was the guest E. W Riley will be cohostess and Carl nil Lockhart. vice-president. Mrs. don't want to give him his birth the blister. Blisters heaL Cheer devotional speaker and gave a most 1-- 3Irs. Stubblefield Mrs J. T. Sammons will be the pro- Carrol M Rogers, recording secre- that information up, Sister, inspiring talk. certificate with 90 A gram leader. tary: Mrs. Norman Lee, treasurer; on H. He says he needs. bis birth go Hostess For New Refreslunents were served to the lani • • • Mrs Dewey Howard, children's get his driver's license. certificate to thirteen ray Wednesday, June 19th work: Mrs Joel Crawford, Christ- For a personal, tuipublisheci ans- persons present. Concord Club Meet What should I do? fen The Pottertown Homemakers Club ian social relations: Mrs. Leon MOM wer to your letter, write to ABBY, WORRIED In charge of arrangements was stal thi The hulr''' of Mrs' Charlie Stub- soll meet at the home of Mrs. W. A. Chambers. literature and publica- Box 3305, Beverly Hills, Calif. TYPEWRITERS Group II composed of Mesdames blefield was the scene or the meet- tions. Mrs Robert DEAR WORRIED: You do not Poe Ladd Jr. South 8th Street at 11 a.m. Waldrop, mis- Edgar Wilkinson, Amos McCarty, ing of the New Caoncord Hornemaa- • • • sionary education and whether you married the boy's PA: service: Mrs. my Hugh Farris, Exie Adams, Odle Me- ers Club field on Wednesday alter- Clayton Pritchard, another man. YOUT pro- Read The Ledger's 759 bt Thursday. Jane NSA promotion: Mrs. father, or Dougal, ()erne Garland, Lucille noon Jess procedures - - The Waling Workers Sunday Story, spiritual We: Miss Emma blem Involve,. laws and BA Nineteen members answered trie states. Thurman, Exie Pasclian, and Pat School Class of the Scotts Grove Douglass. student work; Mrs. Lee that differ in different Classifieds 1 roil call Oy naming a tourist a.:- Redden, supply work: states birth certificates Watkins ADDING Baptist will Mrs. Kent- some MACHINES Church have a supper In PL m. traction One visitor. Mrs. Charles at Triangle Inn at seven o'clock in on Miller, youth work; Miss Doug- Ile McCuiston. was present and OCCaMe the evening. lass, missionary personnel, Mrs. a net rneinber. • • • • Roger's, publicity. Breathitt, Nunn d, Miss Erin Montgoinery gave the Legislative .. . Agree On Decision Overbey • • FOR SALE or RENT devotion farm the third chapter or The norninatirig committee was fe _IIaryleona Frost Psalms and 4,-,0 gave the reading composed of Mms Douglass., Mrs. (Continued From Page 1) Of Supreme Court (Continued From Page ii report. Circle Meets With Kenton Miller, and Mrs. Bill Wra- to the US Constitution that would cial legislation and geographical tax DANITITLE. ouberna- legislation" The secretary. Mrs Leon .liciarris trier. eliminate payment of a poll Ky, nominees Edward T. Tires_ read the minutes. gave tne treasur- Mrs. Kathryn Kyle as a requirement for voting The tonal But he said the state has no The other choice er s report and also took a report Maryleona Frost Circle 01 amencknent has been approved by'thltt Jr and Lowe B Nunn found in the matter, con- LEDGER & TIMES' the Woman's tending that 800.000 of :he act:vibes of the club mem- Society of Christian 35 of the 38 WA-lee required for themselves at basic agreement Mon- people would •tutle nigh, when they appeared for bers for a year in home turrustuam, Service of the First Methodist ratification, and Combs said earlier day be without medical care unless suctl Church met in tan nisei pi•-allaav Mrs. Rickman Has legislation is passed He said this clothing, and foods. this month he hoped KenluckY the first time on the same platform 103 N. 4th Street Murray,. Kathryn Kyle, 118 North 14th Streeet. would be a key state In the rnartne- in a discussion that centered large- Ls not true in other area.. of the a Dinner For Kings Miss Beatrice Locke gave the mi- on Tuesday morning at nme-trurty tion. ly on questions pertatrung to the state. re:I:ship report Mrs Reda Met:us- ter lock. Daughters Class -A method for refunding bonds church and state. Earlier. the Saint legislative chin- Dial 753-1916 :on said in her landscape notes Mrs Charles Mason Baiter gave of the Kentucky Turnpike Author- mittee was told that the bill wouect Mrs Hayden Ftackman entertain- Both were speaking at a ses- that when replacing waiter killed the program in an Informal and ity in advance of their maturity sion of the annual conference of jeopardize the future of the Mount ed with a dinner for the metnoers el erereess to look around to see impressive manner using as tier -Legislation relating to probe- Kentucky synodicals of Mary Hospital in Hazard_ , of the Kings Daugraers Sunday synods and when ones are not inyured Dv tIlt subject. "We Are A Circle ion and parole and the organisms the Presbyterian Church, and Mon- James A. Dressman Jr , counsel School Clam of the Scotts Grove freeze and gave tne yeas as a good The devotion from Proverbs 13- Lion and function of the state De- day's decision by the for the order of Benedictine sisters Baptist Churr-h at her home on Supreme Court exarnpie 33 was given by Mrs. Jotui Irva.n. partment of Corrections. banning Bible reading and the who operate the hospital, said a "ftesday evening at seven o'clock. The message centered around the The need for prison reforms, pro- Lords Prayer as public school ex- bill before the legislature would The lesson on "Meals In A Mm- thouchts of "Pine. Things First". A dehciotss meal was bation, parole and corrections legis- ercises inevitably became a major mean state funds for the UMW hos- '.re a as •ntee tr.. Mrs T it to- served by atrs B C Alibritteta, cnatanan. the hostess after which Mrs. lation 'Senn,ed Iran public con- topic of the discussion. pital to take care of indigent pa- The figure you want wards assisted by Mrs Edna King- Toy presided and am in Marge of a Bolen gave the cern over the operation Of the tlersts, but would provide no relief :xis devotion and Mrs. Democrat Breathitt and Repub- brief business session. Guy Kelly led in prayer. Mrs Bud- state's penal institutions. lican Nunn agreed that the ruling for Mount Mary Hospital Dresaman, Donna the social nour the mem- Officers elected for Use new dy McNutt gave the treasurers re- A crttical report by the Ni4en- struck them ea unfortunate, but the first witness to is in every... bers disc:seed and made titans for church year are Mrs. ediontten. portA al Council on Crime and Delin- that it would have to be obeyed as testify before the committee, re-* chairman Mrs Ed West. me-amu- year caused quested some assurances a trip a nich has been a Jong time quency earlier this part of the law of the land. that Members present were goal of the club. lets/I, Mrs Perry Brandon. secre- Mesdames widespread reform interest. Breathitt remarked. "We had Mount Mary Hospital •1130 0/0t1101 tary: Mrs Charles Robertson. local Rickman. Bolen. Kelly, lacatUtt, A method to refinance tin-npike prayers every day when I was going qualify for funds under the bill. On Augast 14 tne croup plans to church treasurer; Mrs Charles Ma- Cross Spann, Duel Tutt. Cleeus bonds requiring mane way of hold- to school and I Imagine we will still He said that he has read the DM. es by chartered bus to Nashville. son Baker. spiritual ale crairman; Hutt Torn Crider, Vogel Out- ing in escrow money train the have them unless someone sends but still does not know now • nos- Tess a..d salt oat pents ot in- Mrs V E Windsor. sunshine chair- land, Bennie Spann. Terry Law- refunding issue to later retire the the shenff out to stop them" past goes about qualifying for such r The Hermitage. severe.' Man. rence, Herman Los ins. and Rutty non-callable portion of the bonds. Nunn said he found the decision aid He said that apparently "a L'r.., o7,- campuses. the Part ser.on. Mrs Kyle served nomemade coot- Barnett Visitors were Mrs Prank Presumably escrow funds would be disturbing, "in the light of the pray- regional hoegatai is what the Board and iei, mils. and coffee to the group Rickman and litUe son, Richard. invested in government securities, ers to the Almighty cm which this of Health says it pending dates when old bonds could great country was built" Dres.sman said tie "is perplex') be recalled and retired. The opposing candidates also by the fact that the bill was so Dr Ftobert R.. Martin, president agreed the Constitution clearly pro- indefinite. He contend-, that it seta of Eastern Kentucky State College, hibits the state front giving final- no standards and "seems to dele- is the leading exponent of the col- cell aid of any kind to private and gate legislative authority to the lege proposal, which he originated. parechial schools. Board of Health." Or Martin hopes private finan- Sees "Pandora's Box" lin. Janten eOmeS Out strong cial interests will build a motel on NANCY Erni* lualtailllw pressman said there was a pas- the Richmond campus At present, sibility that the state Is "opemng toe neatness under state law, the University of KEEP FREEDOM IN a Pandora's Box." Kentucky and state colleges may. YOUR FUTURE -WITH He said the Benedictine meter' with "Main-Air Mien trunk, with state approval, sell land they U.S. SAVINGS BONDS have operated Mount Mary Hoepttal own to private interests. for 16 years and during that time Three-mkt diaoonai stripes Dr Martin has proposed - with served all of the indigent patients the governor's blessing - that the In the Hazard area tent narrowed waistband. colleges and II K. be empowered Dressinan said the UMW hospital to lease suitable sites to private did no Indigent work except in an Contrast side I:nnin9 Interests to build needed facilities emergency. "after which tile in- The colleges then would use rent- digent would be sent. to highlights long, lean look Mount. als trona the privately constructed Mary Hospital for recovery." for college purposes. He said it Of Hawaiian-length lea. buildings appeared that,' ,every, They thus% could acquire such one is regarding lightly the great 29-40, V96. things as research centers, atom- love and care," which the misters nil houses, dornutcries, and similar have given the indigents for foci Mies many years Dr. Martin said that at East- Says Action Unfair ern, the college would lease the "It does not seem fair to the land for a motel site Income from sisters." he said. "that they should the lease would go to the Eastern be neglected and forgotten and may Kentucky State College Foundation. be caused to meter great financial which 1.5 now being set up. The loss becauee of government help" scholar- foundation would award He addekytatx during lVI.f, tne persons to attend ships to qualified Mount Mary Hospital had a 37 Eaatern. per cent deficiency in the coilec- bon of accounts due to indigent care. This totaled about $25,000. The sisters had planned to con- One Killed .• !eruct a new novae/ in Hazard lContinued From Page It with a grant of 75 per cent trim Mr Evans federal funds under the acceler- The Murray Hospital reported that ated public works program. Joe Pat Phillips was admitted Dressman said that as a result with minor injuries to the stall of recent events connected with tne and right arm. His brother Tommy UMW hospitals, this grant may be Phillips suffered a laceration on DESIGNED by OLEG CASSINI jeopardized and the sisters may not the left knee and wan treated and even he able to operate their present SWASH BUCKLE. A hip hugging classic of etastit. dismissed to his home. Joe Pat was hospital. a passenger in Inc car with his 11 ized stretch nylon and rubber. Inset beneficent:est- brother Tommy. Dressman appeared during tne) Ing color rides law around the torso to buckle In back. Mr Hill is survived by his mo- hearings on a bill introduced by' seten Scoop neckline and graceful plunge back. "Custom ther Mrs Nancy Hill. Alma: EXTORTION--New Heist Majority Leader R. P Mo- slaters Nies Kathleen Hill and Mrs. GUILTY OF loney. D Cup" Swim Bra. Cassini colors: Navy with Reds Red Jersey Teamster Union lead- -Fayette, Monday onme- Lliburn Prie both of Almo, Mrs. Merely after Gov Bert er. Anthony Provenzano Combs ad- with Navy or Black with Black and Bass.- go, Nanny, Peiiter, Mrs. Ir.= dressed the opening of the anfailI ogiv.14 'weal special Kenny. DeCrott, Urn, Mrs hi seiNon. Sizes 8 to 16. court In Ncrearit aft& being Olive route 1. Mrs tattie °Bryan. found guilty of extorting name BM- Falwell. Paducah. Mrs more than 817,000 from a CLEMMIE JORDAN SLIri, brother chett, Metropolis. Ill, one trucking company official to William Hill of Alm°. Mauro labor peace. Free on Read the Ledgees Funeral arrangements are incom- • $1.500 ball, he fares up to GRAHAM- JACKSON plete but friends may call at the ' 20 years In a federal oriole., Classifieds Max Churchill Funeral Home,

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ee. JA, PAGE THREE 4 - MURRAY. KENTUCKY RE LEDOER & TINIER - JUNE 18, 1963 BREAK Ye•teeda• TUESDAY PLANS WEEKEND CROSSWORD PUZZLE An's"'" RED0 ACROSS 5-121ver ducks UOMO DORM 18, (UPI - President 6-Slim OBBO OMB UDR ITJNE 1983 WASHINGTON 7-Measure of to Camp David, I-Cover WO BUMW BTO Kennedy plans to go 4- Near weight 8-Level to OA MOMU MMA2 Md., today to spend the weekend _ 6-Sharpen -11-Like • bear ground OMMO MUOU MOM his 5-Preposition with family. 13-Idler DRUMM WSW BO and the children 154'w/1141Sn 10-Crutt of • Mrs. Kennedy mammal =DART =MUNN re- po in t went to the Maryland mountain 16- Part of 12- Ex lots iit 301114 MOWN 14-Hindu queen treat Friday. The President was ex- flower (PI.) @DJ 1450d mug IS-aele of 17-Principal mu pected to return to Washington by sea he 20-Man's name am.. mow id-A state MOM MO Monday morning. 111-1.7arth mu goddess (aiar.) MOO 1C.13N =OM 21 - Wolfhound 24-A continent BOMB delimme44._ (abbr.) ROB 1:001 AND fun 22- Verve GARAGE APARTMENT 24-Uirrs name 25-Winglik• 16.00, 1952 FOND, fair condition, for rent, furnished, 25-Take antir• 27-Short jacket of cool basement part 41-Instrument 63-Unit Also baby stroller in good condi- and bath. 300 or 30-Ancient Italian ( FOR SALE private entrance Ba lure of 43-Blander 1TP INSTRUCTION -(11,1 district 44-Half an em Cu, rettey tion Phone PL3-5036 203 Woodlawn. Phone PL 3-3300. 33 Greece (pl.) J18p womanish 46- PrInter4 57-Ieeniale ruff excel- 31-Uains 32-Shortly measure bed- 1857 CHEVY 44 ton truck, 68-A row in•nt NEW BRICK HOUSE, THREE ELECTRONIC 33-College 35-Raiders 48-Tips tabbr lent condition. Also Westinghouse IBM degree fall rooms, ceramic tile bath, carpet in NEEDED 37-Let 61-Unit of Si,- Beverage 4:00 p. M. OPERATORS APARTMENTS, (abbr.) 62-Cutint net Ion Heights Subdivii- refrigerator. Call after 2 THREE-ROOM 34- hall 38-Sign of Siamese hiring room. Dawn ta 1803 zodiac 64-Brother of J-JO-P and women, 16-45. furnished including utilities. 86-A cross currency Call 753-1616. tic PL 3-1673. We train men 071.1 Odin sin. $11,250. oPeralors and )18c 354:10.1aiiinticin 39-Shot-king IBM glertrualc machine West Main. Phone 753-3984. or part tune training. 40-hoisterous MOTORS air condition- tesiliniritmo. Iron nee...arr. festivity 10 GENERAL education not '4 5 6 7 II 9 FARM MACHINLAY FOR .,ALE. Chevy, 6 or 8 High school for ibex- 43- Pertaining I 2 -3 l' er for 55 through 63 earnings. !enroll now : '.? .... • ; - Allis Chalmbers model 66 corn- High employment serv- to Norway ''',/, • cylinder. In excellent condition. See pensive counts Tree Bussinoss Opportunitios 45- Fish eggs i 13 14 and tandem information nuttiout 11 '12 • ines with big bins at 509 South 'Ith ice For fug 47-Chirtmey Marvin Harris carbon %heels, ready to go. 4 - Allis Chalm- J-211-1, WRITE 16 17 St. or Phone 753-3543. OPPORTUNrTY tor 49 -1 'a of Until s, ers model 66 combines with big bins. MILLER SCHOOLS EXCELLENT speech cardinal handle various ‘r‘77.22'7-3 -. 66 corn- AND (Automation Division) an individual to 50-iiiirlat name 19 70 21 2 - Allis, Chalmers model CHAIN SAWS, HOMELJTE kJ. -Labor ....e.., Max iel K Burro). types of coin-operated dispensers. 52 • " vs- ...... dean of billet' with small bus. 1 - Allis - Mono, Moto Mower. age inkirma phone and occupa- 64-Parent 27 :::::1 28 Mono. Mowers Give J•1). service and col- 24 25 '26 Lo Us, 100 self propelled Mowers for tion This would involve teolitsu Chalmers model New and used mowers. part- 56-Teuionie ' ka, lections Could be handled on 30 • 31 ''5.2 '..i:•-..,. 33 first combine 2 - Allis Chalmers model Waldrop's Mower and Saw deity 29 rent. be responsible and Maotos) good. 753- time basis Must 56-Latticework 90 combines - real Several Shop, Concord Road, phone 59-A stabs' 35 i 36 37 . g 4 NEEDED good traasportation. Cash °. • '.;•;I ,34 late nexiel Massey Harris and John July20c MEN - WOMEN furnish (abbr.) 6233. required to 11.0413 for for investigation 61 -Relation 43 44 Deere self propelled combines. All capital t,.. 40 AI '42 - giving 38 39 and NEW RUN-ABOUT BOATS INTERIOR $600.00 to $4,200.00. Write 63-Your , 4 the above are in good condition FIVE IN - ( Nr.., 49 16' run- phone, etc. to: Box AE YOU DRIVING 65-Portions of 7.47 48 i -'• to go - priced to move. John- two 14' Lone Stars, three DECORATION name, address, medicine 45 46 Already 17,56 as Interior are cirio ng ''''.7.4. • . . Also 1 aluminum 12' Rich We train women. '2597, Tulsa, Oklahonut. J-111-h' CIRCLES? Or, you 54 son Machinery Company, Union abouts. or part time trainitog 6E-C..ttipasa 5 1 .1,1:: 52 53 ' .. o. See them Deeorators. Full limits? point 50 e..{7.• Inc boat. necessary. ... City, Thin. and Water Valley Im- Line Cur Top fishing High Setiool education not within postal speed Gift profession& 67-Before 58 59 6-7 Valley, at the Enix Sporting and One of Use Wristlet paid 55 - 56 57 L: . IN MUKHA plement Company, Water now couree--Free employ- flit the center of the target- e. ' Road, Murray, Ken- Short inexpensive DOWN Ky. j19c Shop, Concord riesittee. For full infurtn•utm FIE .PJ WANTED 64 )28c' ment by obeying all traffic 61 45 ...... ;o3 tucky, telephone 753-5281. Without obligation. I I-Large cask ".' : DEAL 1968 DETROITER Housetraner, ex- WRITE regulations. AIDS, 2-A stat• Phone PL 3-4999. MALE ORDERLY, NURSES cellent condition, RENT MILLER SCHOOL.S 3-Post IC ript .• 3-3161 FOR L.B.N.'s. Meadow- DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY - Inc. /5 J-19 IS. $2 I practical nursers, KENTUCKY tabbr.I Distr. by United Feature Syndicate. KY. 345- 4-Pilaster MURSAY. view Retirement Home, phone Phone and AIR CONDITIOrff.D SLEEPING Give age. addrvas. J• $04.' )17c 1960 VOLKSWAGEN, exceptionally 2116. Farmington. by Chivies M. Schulz two men. M. G. Richard- lion. clean, must sell, no trade. itlieb. room for - - - J-19-C son, 407 8. 8th Street truck PEANUTS® ,L1 /10114492-2601. EXPERIENCED Gasoline 1- See Noble Farris at 4th and acre cultivated FURNISHED. One BUY__I driver 90 ACRE FARM, 9) TWO HOUSEX3, WANTED TO J-20-C west ot Mur- large. Call 753-3.378. tic Chestnut HEAD, land. 10 miles north small, one F MARL IT OVER e01/12 PE.ANOTS tsad, cattle PUT THE ROPE ray on blacktop road. Under turtusned. WHEAT AND Oats IT COMES DOWN IN 4-4100M APARTMENT BARLEY, RYE, AND WHEN 5 room house with bath. Company NANO ,5011..THA fence. by the nrst ot Farmers ()zeal ar Seed oFq0u, JOAP OVER IT.., farm, Will be available tic THE CJJAce... FRONT stall stock barn good tobacco P1a- AND,VAP... 'RS month. 802 Sycamore, Phone THEN KEEP ON TORUN& puessessiOn with deed J-11.1-P Phone 3-1417. pArroti az Ellis Realtors. J for 1918-7A). Sue 75.3-1738. FURNISHED APARTMENT COSTUME WORE in _ entrance and bath. Brandon PL bumper pad, rent, private 11-12. Call Howard BABY BED, mattress, Mrs. lierrus Clark Phone Phone PL 3-1604, I year crib sue, like new. J-30-P 5660. INES J-20-C near Five Points. t PL 3-4921. RostaltesI. a lart hid by Don Sherwood FLAGG T,at. DAN RE in V ..144 Tilt HEARTS An: FLOWER:- I Ecir 10U I .....1.4C`N'T IN4AhE FARTE FOR MG rOth.T-6, Of t - rf ARE :5ta MUKI-FoRT.. l'Ou SET 1011 M;A:r1 REZIECTEal, I 70 SELL 'AV 1401401i ,cu HORteart, IOU t...7FFER N__,A) OUT OF NOurSELF! 11,1 gEEN PATIN , 14f AC' OFF RAiri5 oft 1. sou.. BUT I HAD HAVEN'T setii COtaP )V11 IOUR NE AL'? To Kff9011' 170451! IF ONE WAS SET... • nweecAl Slysk5, wWe. '5 NEEL MO A eartaAPS Tip NrU T C.1.7h'T Deal 10)CIV AELItiT oF IF 5,...NsiE IRATE ANTRi244 Weds.. • r M• iC-0, I CAN'T e0t5 you mA0eN.T6tv5I4 '9511 CLIE0 sTaptogits Inee P.o.,. UTILE nett! TO Tel FOLICE,,, fily .. FIL2s4CGTE TWAY -CIA taf 4.:..INFI.M4Eft LET HEiP ttARINE... og RiOtECTION! I C.0,ilD14 I .1r14. KM SE HEW ANY man tOrfriER... She would look up at her trunk Growing DRIVER Of THE YEAR-Wil- • -TY.NF.D circled the big with grateful MflaT nee 11141 111-07%. tertia rescuer Nunley, 5'1, die the arge. liam C. kii •• ...a.• beside • AA 0101 0111 tears. Kan., whose OUP /A- unas. end tatecen Baxter Springs. reg.," ... (Wu smeaer place where she /MI orb and to Fulding the ca- 14144'Mt from one trunk outstanding professional sale suitor Bob Brake le them. twisted been easy enough, front uotri net lob ant, crede out ' had slept had !spans 2.715 000 miles So in moo the other. was a path reer .1,1.. west,n ill0l40 te followed the mi. went sums. Kit and ne mei and 30 years without acci- ▪ mit things tot net practice, ladder of showed tains to thine where n e r footnrints named "Na- and ',went to arrowroot,. above and saw that it dent, has been sell the climbing Woken dust. But where enniething .insitensing lamb Clearly is the tional Driver of the Year" aid non bee tail told reached to the !hist big there M a peak an thll ground became rocky Trucking Oven explored to climb up by the American het nen new., "You want me of her, way up The slope. SS was absolutely no sign He was Okla- A song • Kit asked. Associations. tremor limednet against there- who offered earth tote away net t Only the bear, Bum, "Driver of the Year" ledge etwanngiv and Yea. Climb." ber- home from the .wiee. I+ .- a nandful of squashed Pres kink Busbmiller moan. o4 weepy cave sure I can." Kit said lam in 1962 (Central by an 'petting to • -I'm no! valley was alba 044,441 ries. Much cm the arty found 'vn regaining con eyeing the vine lad- b which net era) doubtfully, It would be dif- •ne,s In-sailing heavily wooded, NANCY one Mate she throats'. With S tort h der to find the girl It into a broad valley y o u.- China.= ficult tip), In opening rOtcano "I show around. tiugnt by an extinct climbed kept wandering valley Pool eta stepped up on a vine, have stayed A Levo ending to the • "Well, she should HOLD IT waft unaware that net and gracefully. eines Kt? 0) quickty open." Cliff thought nail nelin nteerveel out in the JOE preware I from one MINUTE, vrtia Kelm nerselt up any Man pi-m.11..1y earn,' disgust. -If she had 11111. stalked followed. In listsini p wird the to another, Kit let at raw limb she'd know I wouldn't nape beat. The stranger made sense 0) 4 It was a oeautifully ew .ier formic.: her starve." eras ('lift Roberts • rourerares- tree nouse. Long limbs to see min the set' So eager had he been IC .ras.ted of the 11110 earlier securely oetween four ne had left rowcute ',moo sescra veers the girl again that aurve• tot gime branches formed the St r k aerie gr e • t earlier than usual stay in the -r•tet me tied his cave far Durtn• ''litt • tato foundation: smaller limbs antelope serest s tee Indians Sind -the sight of the isolated tribe made the floor., I 14 01 • wow close together beside him caned * • floor on the ground covering the entire -with- anti hie attention to the fact CHAPTER 9 grams mats. were thick eating. BEAR glanced at Ki. nigher in the out TUE A framework made a flre, adept stripped the woven. lie easily I A4811111, then limbs Op Id a closely twirling • stick the now with t he ut the berries from mat roof, and under the and rest sloped method, cut a choice steak, swung nit ingenious arrange- iimn be was holding elves was an of the carcass in lumbered hung the rest awry around. and of rolled mats that could beside Dig ment • tree. Then, squatting, a, net Kit's heart anneal down as walls. On three on p%er be let the fire, ne spitted the meat the light filtered through over stopped. sides • green limb and held it runt- she said aloud of the leaves; on "1 V:iin't the soft green turning it slowly, rel- I'm slanted the coals, "1 won t' H.. a tame bear, the side where the root the ishing the aroma. 01 it." a breathtaking view of Cliff by Raeburn Van Buren I. • sure up. As the meat cooked, knew it she of the valley separated But before she length over events of the peat was thought w hi rICCI around and two neavy brandies. in his small, ABBIE AN' SLATS had I have days. Everything down the trail Behind "Chinitza. ' Kit said. - upset raring serene world had been MIL WORRY, DOC - rang out. Kit seen a lovelier place." had DON'T net a gay laugh I never For one thing, never before THERE WILL BE A NATURAL THE and at-- the other chil- NOW WHY DIDN'T I OPI IT'LL STAY OFF stopped abruptly. turned, -We oullt game in the early FOR YOU TO PUT the he stalked TENDENCY HOOK the way she had and Melaka. None of king THINK OF THAT-NATLIPALLI - eared back dren mornings, Mixing learned THE PHONE BACK ON THE HOOK knew." IF YOU WANT TO I'M STUPID I older ones was the custom WELL, BECAUSE - THAT WAY vane. other ago that this B_O jouR ,TREMSDYic)vcitt,ISISSTTTaiJEIETRry IPti above -oh, then there a r e SLEEP, ALL YOU NEED DO Sitting high on a ritek of the silent people. CALLER her People here" Kit &eked. IS TAKE YOUR PHONE the hear hands hugging I drifted into the habit all gone," ChInItza He had OFF THE HOOK WHEN to rue rat an Indian "Children the evening line's up eyes as she of hunting during and forth in said, pain In her YOU GO TO BED girl. reeking hack when game came to the and over the valley. -The hours to simply stood ' stared out drink of the glee. Kit have gone lake for their last when the girl j laughing children he stared. And Now day. And yet this morning CRABTREE the with the Great Spirit. lumped lightly down from himself crouched on no one for Chinitza to had found CORNERS up to the bear, put i there is In hand. rock, ran she shook a low tree limb, spear his great head laugh with." Then her arms around had felt sleepy, grouchy, 4.1 E RY her sadness. "No one to He CA N N hugged Min. Kit shook her off the crowntng and you come." and hungry, and her eyes. laugh with until for . head and blinked indignity had come when, smiled happily "I will bring girl sobered. She She hts kill was con- The Indian anti disappeared the first time, shoul- food," she said, a'.• glanced quickly over her house. tested. over the side of the tree turned again toward KR. spear had driven der. Kit mottled down to wait She Just a.s his gracefully. had whizzed and oowed the scene below. Near home, an arrow hurt no one He I studied "Bum would take there was over the head of the antelope, you." i the edge of the shore berries with had Jumped to the would slight movement, a n d she and as Cliff so by Al Capp looking black crater a an Then, again could make out the ground to claim his prize, "1 8121 thought she 'boulder, she added, redman had stalked from IS her figure of a man in buckskins. angry LIL' ABNER Come with me. Hur- in surprisingly Chmitza. wonder tf It's my savage," the bushes and, "1 the ry!" good Spanish, demanded ,--01 passable Span- she thought BACK!! ..NrcS__sc)FA4iirp. She spoke In rattans MOST STAND - her on the face of the cliff `IOU WA NIO' CAI Ni- SEE 'E/Yl!T BUT: and Kit caned on all Rut HE 5 C-CtII\:4, ish. another figure was "'This kill is mine, Yucaipa's," THING sENI.P7-50 E to remember what she opposite her WORTHLESS TI-VAIR'S FULL 0 faculties through the he had declared in haughty BRAIN A _ _ , the language in dropping down had learned of the 1.4 peg WORI-D? vines. "That looks more like tones. ,OLJ SHMINK!! action t. good- followed, Gxr it FO'k •, CRASH INTO - i'.. DRAPff savage," she roused. "My argument had Wall obviously fright- Chlriltra Is swarming when Cliff had ,N • the p I e settled only r 'the ness, 5E E ? ei. of something down where ened with people. I , wonder how pointed to a tree nearby after a repetition of trail, and more will turn up." arrow had still been lodged. it Many the 1.i command "C 0 m et" if • • • _ the to admit rutty followed her. '- fisting etastic- Lumen and ROBERTS was tired, h a d girl ran'CLIFF marksmanship, Yucaipa Finally, the Indian foolish :Ontrast. had angry, and feeling stalked off after a venomous to the largest tree Kit this tip in a valley of Cliff. In back. tut n•d quickly, Surely, glance at ever seen. have found the slid i size, tie should have to watch out for "Custom flashed a Charming smile. carry- -I'll girl by now He had been told himself ner arm out In a grand that guy." Cliff swung bartaas of the antelope eve- tell; Red hose.' she said. lug the now -I'd better hunt only manner. "Su all the while • w no tor • long time, I might find myself noise 7" K it •,‘ in nings, or "My Ft SU tring scene hunt- the massive tree picturing the hunted Instead ot the house, only would walk up to the them. which he er." • towering over a lordly gesture, girl and, with Tomorrow) "Si. come." ! her feet (To Be Contained and throw the antelope at CitUtitZa took her hand

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41. 6 nazi Kralick, i/urra uspital 4 Under-Rated, ••••••••••-••••-••••••• Always m.o.. • Is Patients admitted from Friday 8:31 o E e,4E.C.0 WES Reason For Indian's Surge a..111. to Monday 8:31 11.1n. TH ur, PUBL1 _ ----- Barney Webs-ter. Star Route. May- ociaou By United Press International an virtual three-way tie tor fauna field: Joseph Bugsres.s, Beale Hotel; Tunes- Jack Kralica is one ot those tea place Only four percentage points Mrs. Guy Sinunons. 423 South 9th 1, MI : lows ant, is always being under- separate the three teams, who all Joe Montgomery, Nev. Concord. Mrs here's a rated . are three frames behind the tirst Curtis Overby and baby boy. Rt. 6, lie'c a ficlaety. frail sort ot tei- place New York Yankees Mayfield, Mrs Jerry Jackson and We ma low who WAS once placed on a vita- In the National League, the LCAS- baby boy. Rt 1. Almo: Mrs. Lenith ar Put min diet to bee: up his body and treinegt Angeles Dodgers defeated the San Rogers and baby boy. 1714 Maldr: new value his fast ball The Washington Sen- Francisco Giants, 2-0. the St Louis Ronda Clark, Rt. 1: Min Connie NATI( ators gave up on him alter two Cardinals beat the Nevi York Meta Ray Webb, Rt. 2, Cottage Grove, and so Minnesota Maoist years clIci rise 8-1 the Philadelphia Phillies down- Tenn.: Mrs. Candice Farmer. Rt 2 Stephe Twins despite the tact that ne ed the Cincinnati Reds. 4-2. and Almo: Mrs. Lamender Under. 501 desks pitched a no-hitter n_r the lams P.n tare the Pittsburgh Pirates topped the Vine. Jasper Ahssrt, Rt 3. Mrs last Aug. 26 Milwaukee Jack Harr. 105 East 7th. Benton: Metalstand U 50 Braves. 9-3 s 1 59 Now he's with the Cleveland In- Don Pa.schall. Rt 1. Mrs. Chester SUBS dians and one ot the big reasons Kraack allowed live hits. struck Reeder. Rt 2. Kiriasey: Mrs 'Tat month why the Indians have surged into out five and didn't allow a want Thornton, Rt. 3. Hazel: John H where 60' Double American League tag contention as the Indians continued to take Evans, Rt. 2, Mrs Gilbert Filbeck with five straight victories and lo advantage of a schedule quirk that and baby boy. Rt 3, Benton: James in their last 17 games has enabled them to beat the Sena- Moore. Rt I, Dover. Tenn : Mrs. 'We !oat put turn on tne tiring tors eight out 01 nine games in Inc Winalon Anderson and baby girl, Pedestal Desk l.^. and turned him loose ' said last 11 days. Hralick has scored 816 College Stn . Mrs Paul Lassiter Cleveland pitching coach Mel Hard- four of the Indians IS wins since and baby boy Rt 3. Session. Mrs nit new look in executive 5 ••••••• er "We haven't done a •ning to Inc 2 when they were n menus Belle Paschall, Rt. 3. Puryear. Tenn.; hormtur• o mierer-before niece change hira " eight games out of nrst place Ray Henderson, Rt. 1: Charles Grin- price! The Metolstond 60-inch acquired the 28- Balk. The Indians Error Help ner, Sebastopol, Miss.. Raymond double pedestal desk is a Year old native ot Youngstown. The Indians scored the only run Rhodes, 408 Sycamore, Mrs. Coy work-saver, time saver, moneys Ohio. May 2 in a deal that sent of the game in the eighth inning Hale. 215 South 15th. Mrs. Charles !sawed Baked enamel finish in Jim Perry to the Twins At the wiih the help of an error and a Brewer, Kirkwood Drive: Miss June time Kralict's record was a mace balk by Washington pitcher Jim Gingles. 511 South 13th Metallic Grey, Ocean Spray the 1-4 and it became 1-5 1•11r1 the In-' Erickworth Patients dismissed from Friday 8:341 Green or Sahara Tan. No-glare v. scho - titans before n started to get bet- a.m. to Monday 8:00 a.m. linoleum top in grey, green or Duckworth, who suffered his !inn ter Joseph Ginn. Rt 'I Master Bobby 'asp.. Check outstanding low, threw wildly these Raised Season Mark past first base Gore, Hardin, Mrs George Merrell, of p on • bounder back features! Now Kr-slick has won six in a to the mounct 1614 Calloway. Master Roger Scott. Includes all these nati enabling Dick Howser to reach sec- row and raised Ms season mark Rt 2: Mrs. Tex Boyles. 2801 So •••••••••••••11•••••••• ond base Hawser moved superior features: to 7-5 including a five-nit. 1-0 vic- to third Court Drive, Evansville. Ind Mr on Jerry Kindalla sacrifice and tory over the Senators Monday Fred Stuter. 111 So 12th : Master I. Adjustable glides level desk on -, scored when numpire John Flan- of t night In his last 44, innings. he s Ken Bucy, Nevi' Concord; MINS oar erty called a balk on Duckworth uneven floor xulli allowed only frVe earned runs and Anuta Butterworth, Rt 1, Miss for stopping halfway 2. Ample vertical filing spore at the rate he s going he s cr..4cely through nrs Bonita Clark. Rt 1, Benton: Mrs. windup and being recognized as the m1 et- stepping back off the Laburn Rayburn. 410 So. 6th : Jam- 3. File drawer glides at a touch goo( mound fective lefty the Indians nave had es Haley. Dexter. Miss Betty Bucy.• Jae on ball-bearings Score Rt 3. Hazel, Carlton Otuland. Col- since Herb The Orioles gained their fourth 4 Island base styling means foot victory and Baltimore's 7-2 lege Farm Road, Mrs Gary Wicker.' The win in their last 18 games behind • room and cleaning ease the win over Boston in the only otner Rt 3: Mrs. Howard Todd and baby the strong pitching of Mike Mc- S. Auto lock in center drowse AL game Monday night put the In- boy, Rt. 3. Mrs 'William Dunn. 301 Connict who also nomerea in his all drawers par Orioles and the Rea Sox in So. 5th. Lacy Boren, Rt I. Indian locks dnins own behalf during a six-run Bell- 4 Mound. Tenn : Glenn Brandon, 6 Desk dismantles easily for office as beg more rally in the firtn inning Rt 1 3 Mrs Sam Hettinghouse, 903 Vine: 2 home installation Weekend Sports Big blow of that decisive trame Mrs Ryland Alderson. 1002 Apt B. was a three-run homer Sample Drive. Memphis. Tenn. Mrs. ma Summary Or Joe Gaines Brooks Shackleford. New Concord: Call today to see it! nes ✓ B Cook, Rt 1. Lynnville: Barney Luis Apar= weighted in with by United Pre.... international Webster Star Route, Mayfield. Mrs two other hits tor the orioies, doi SATI RDAY Willard Knott. Hardin: Miss Ronda who snapped the Red Sox s six- ter SAN FRANCISCO -- 4:0 4141. Mari- Clark. RI. 3. Mrs Wylie Parker, Rt game winning strews 441 All the facts ... FASTER, COMPLETE.. chal of the Sari Francisco Giants 1 Karnak. Ill . Mrs Harry Furches pitched a no-hitter Ir. beating the and baby girl. Rt I. Mrs Dewey Houston Colts 1-0 It was the third Harnson and baby boy. Kirksey. Skinner and baby boy. Grand Riv- in one writing with a Moore Register! no-hitter in the Major Leagues this Mrs Ernie Wals-ton and baby boy. era. Mrs. Jerry Chandler and baby year Rt 7 Benton, Ray Henderson. Rt 1 girl. 904 Main, Benton: Mrs James 4,150' 441( 1 The fastest method known for preparing 6 SYRACUSE. N Y -- Cornell won s:1,. • It the tht ern..t tonal Roaing Associa- GENERAL BUDGET FOR SCHOOL YEAR multipie-copy records...on counters... Vi.mtv Regatta for the se- after Navy cap- 1963-64 on trucks...wherever and year In a row 111,48' records are needed! • ired •he fre;shinan and junior var- • . . event S • di Vtitioi• LEMANS France — Christian Murray Independent District .1.16PtZ•, w. if e•-•• .•••••- Biro. Heins of Brsall woo killed a her. ha car crashed into another RECEIPTS - et auto and burr.ed &ann.: the Lemans • t • ••• tr s 24-hour endurance race .• . e•••••,, - ... • Cash on htnd beginning of year $ 2,00000 YON10EP-s N Y - Pete McArdle ..,„ 0: . • . .,..••,- - i - •.,. Taxation to be received 238.881 00 • ,, .106 sire money by sisin944.4.. ... of Nrc /.1 -.701 .1.• a t'S c1-2.ens re- . . Tuition . cord I. tr •!..• le r r &AM'S 2.30000 ,s s a Moo/. Register 1-... —Mid- Mooreo4atitirs‘udus. the Metropolaar. AAU track and Rent 300 00 ":".• field meet Foundation Prograru 202.086 00 -4 Register% Fohns for 'prelei4g 'retards* : •...111•?. Other State Aid 100 00 .. lvtultipie .copies proper .i'oN 10; li aNN Fitz - ▪ Nrire YORK Sant.% Jim Other Federal Aid 6.740 00 , simm to an 88- t..ar-aid trainer give Total Est:mated Receipts $452,407 00 you spied retired frarn thoroughbred racing ••••• zA Rents4r for; ire, • .• e e m m CHICAGO -- B Major. a 40-1 EXPEN'DITURES .11•Vety .7eftiitilleg • outsider apse! favored Candy Spots Is ellopl, , co.d. or to score a neck victory Ir. the 5133 - Administration $ 15,000 00 Ch.cagoar. at W...shington Park tr.,. -or 333 Instruction 324,264 00 and paid Ws: 20 Attendance Service 5,75000 MANILA — Eddie Perkins of Chi- Operation of School Plant 33,566 00 reeained the world Junior wel- cago Maintenance of Plant s . ------terangh• title by scoring a unani- 20.186 00 ow' • ' sir mous 15-round decamon ni er Rober- Fixed Charges 4,800-00 •,, Cr117 of the Philippines Capital Outlay 5,600 00 Debt Service NEW YORK Wavt.e Thornton 43,241 00 of Fte,-no Ca.if scan d a unara- 7 • . Estai, Expendit ires $452,407 00 de:k! nyw 10-round (ICC 1,‘"Pr Jo, • like a • •.• guilt 0, tt Menno ,it Arcet.t.r.a national: • Continuous televised h.,:tvvw v:ght bout ; Poems Snap-A-Part , I. •••... Forms ALBUQUERQUE N M — Sou- *tag thern Califarma led by Rex Caw- ley and Julion Mann 'son its 22nd A PLUS FEATURE NCAA track and Lehi title Stan- ford !J.:stied second and defending for • champian Oreizo nthad Typing - at i.- — Pitcher Lew • s's• 'Register Burde.a. svai.. traded by the Mil- Os Forms vi-aakee Srave;' to the St Lauls Boone S5 Oliver Coin Cardinal, far catcher Gene Laundries 0,01eC1 So and muar ieturue pitcher. Bob So- lesbook s doss ait, • 1 'UTILITY TABLE' $1395 11 gest FREE for tile Student DETROIT - The Detroit Tigers Ideal for the student in the family. Makes traded pacher Paul Foytack and homework more attractive. Use it as a type- a.afielder-,tifielder Frank Eratro to writer table, "TV" stand or work bench. Has WW1. the las, Angeles Angels for Si George roomy center drawer and shelf for books. Thomaa a third basernan-outheid- er SPRAY STARCH Also handy in the kitchen. Rolls smoothly on — four casters ... opens up to 39" x 17" and is typewriter desk heigH. Heavy gauge steel sIND4V Togs RYE N `a Arnold Palmer de- You Can Spray Wet or Dry and strong piano hinges. Will last a lifetimes.. Manifold Paul Harney in a one-taar ••••• for the Kitchen Green or gray finish. feated look?' Guest'. the Thund- playoff to am $100 000 Checks erbird Open golf tournament PRESS-IT-YOURSELF CINCINNATI-- A. Barlick a Na- Call 753-1916 Just ull Line of Forms, Manifold Books, Sales Books tional League umpire for 24 year, • announced that he ha.s quit baseba.. MACHINE I.F: MANS France - ['WW1 ; r Do 1-Hour's Ironing in 15 Minutes!! ip f;oln :.nd I arenzo Bandits' of 'tea and Ask for Greene 0. Wilson Mose their-Ferrari to sirt‘try It, it.. 24-I' .r I., Ma aq,', race — ROTH STORES AIR-f ONDITIONED — IONIA" Corn Haft .rd upset Yam' in the 98-11 renewal of they rr-i',mttaori the Thames BOO[ COIN LAUNDRY 8 DRY CLEANING OFFICE SUPPLY DEPARTMENT Rre r: a. 1.. It . ..'er. if LEDGER &TIMES Bvinvoll Calif finished with a 213 13th & Main Street and 6th & Poplar Street total to win the Cosmopolitan Wu- ati - 11011 ripen golf tournament. 1

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