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TUESDAY - APRIL 23 1963 ri.ENTIJCIEY A.11.1•IMI•mh THE LE E1ER & TIMES - MURRAY, IfrAGE TWO ' Autograph Seldom The Braves Looked Bad Against New York - THE LEDGER & TIMES Asked Of Cheney - For Rent COMPANY, Inc.. PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIKES PUBLISHING By MILTON RICHMAN Calloway Times, and The Back Yesterday 1 FLOOR SANDER :nosolidanon of the Murray Ledger, The Mets But Bounced Right the West Kentuckian, January runes-Herald, October 20, 1928, and Tom L C*Irenei ryteld=i (.7bothered 2 FLOOR EDGER 1, 1941. for his autograph. By TIM MORIARTY Sox game. All other AL teams were 3 HAND SANDER pass him up C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER The kids generally ewes laiereational Idle. JAMES nitre FOR CORRECT RUG SHAMPOOER because tie doesn't look much like team look so bad Up Fight 4 Letters to the Editor, How can a Mets Put We reserve the right to relect any Advertising, a ballplayer. He's balding and skin- to the TIME and FLOOR POLISHER are not for the best in- against the New York Meta and so The Meta didn't surrender 5 or Public Voice items which, in our opinion, ny and he's the type who studied good against the National League's Pttils without a fight. After wasting POWER SAW teretit of our reaciers. medicine in college. TEMPERATURE 6 veterinarian's best pitcher? an early 3-0 lead, they staged a CO., 1509 But he happens to be one whale DAY OR NIGHT 7 POST HOLE DIGGER NATIONAL REPIHSENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER That's what Milwaukee Manager three-run rally In the ninth before Bldg., New York, N.Y.; you Mattison Ave., Memplus, Tenn.; Time & Lae of a pitcher and if doubt it, Bobby Brogan was asking himself reliever Jack Baldschun fanned Ran 8 LAWN ROLLER br 1 nIt.d.rrew 1.tensatkesal 75-up63 Stephenson Bldg., Detroit, Mich. just inquire around the American after his Braves bounced with the bases loaded for AMERICAN LEAGUE today Kanehl DIAL 9 CYCLONE SEEDER as League. -lost weekend' in New out. at the Port Office, Murray. Kentucky, for transmission back from a the final F.ntered 0.8 The 38-year old Washington sen- 10 ELECTRIC DRILL Second Class Manion Tcwn .5 Pet York by blasting their way to a 10-2 It eas a typical performance by turned In Baltimore 7 4 .636 ator right-hander his victory over Don Drysdale and the the Mets, who stranded 12 base- PEOPLES BANK in Murray, per week 20g, per in SUBSCRIPTION RATES. By Carrier Chicago 6 4 .600 te second straight superlative game Los Angeles Dodgers Monday night. runners and committed three erne J. arid adjoining counties, per year, b4.50; month 85e. In Calloway Nes York 6 4 .600 ls a row Monday night with a four- 'I guess our guys were just glad Tony Taylor knocked in three runs OS' STARKS HARDWARE over the Los • ere, $8.00. 10111N4k City 7 5 .583 Ls hit. 4-1 victory Angeles to leave that chamber of horrors in for Philadelphia and Frank Thomas Murray, Ky. 6 5 .545 1 Angels. said Stegall in homer for the Meta. 'The Outelanding Civic Meat of • Community is tbo Boston the Polo Grounds, hit a two-run 6 6 .500 The only run off the soft-spoken manner his Braves limited the Colts Integrity of its Newspaper- Detroit explaining the Ray Washburn Less Angeles . 5 7 .417 21 165-pound Georgian who towed recovered from four straight losses to seven hits and struck out eight 4 6 .400 2' one-hit shutout in his only other 3-0. Bill TONITE • TUESDAY - APRIL 23. 1963 Cleveland - to the Mets. in running his record to • ENDS .400 2'n previous start this season-was un- Washington.. 4 6 Drysdale lasted only five innings White alld Carl Saeatski hit bolo DORIS DAY - STEPHEN BOYD Minnesota 4 8 .333 3 earned. as the suddenly aroused Milwaukee hunters for the Cards, who collected - ln - Rana Monday's Rousilte Ns Earned sluggers ripped the big right-hander eight of their 11 has off loser K, • The News Chicago at des, night. ppd cold His season record nos stands at for nitre/tits and eight of their 13 Johnson. "JUMBO' Quotes From no Kansas City 6 Detroit 5. night two victories, no losses, earned hits at Los Angeles. Eddie Mathews The Pirates took advantage of a l in COLOR By t SITED PRESS LNTERNATION41. Washington 4 IALle Angeles I. night runs and only five hits allowed in clouted a three-run homer a nd two-base error by Billy Williams in, the HOMESTEAD AFB, Fla. - John R. Gentile, one of Only games scheduled) 18 innings. Hank Aaron and Denis Menke chip- the sixth inning to beat the Cubs,1 telling of the Today's Games Cheney. who throws a little bit of up a six-tut I 21 Americans released from Cuban prisons, ped in with solo blasts to back Earl Francis was pitching AND at Kansas City everything - knucklers. sliders, six-hit pitching. his arm tightened in Thursday tvayoneting and shootings by Cuban guards: Detroit lefty Bob Hendley's shutout when Wednesday mill Los Angeles at Washington fa:abatis. curves and even an oc- Drop Out of First the eighth inning. Bob Veins non' "There was no place to run for cover. We would just Minnesota at Baltimore. night casional screwball - achieved his The Cincinnati Reds knocked San Roy Face ntoppesi sir*hidWassmilli like sheep." WRITTEN BV THE around Boston at New York greatest prominence last Sept. 12 Francisco out of first place by scor- the shutout.. • MASTER SUSPENSE scheduled) set a major league record the rn (0114 Baines when he ing a comeback 7-4 victory over 'PSVCHO'l James Donovan, who returned a AUTHOR OF NEW YORK - Attorney Wednesday's Games by striking out 21 batters during Giants on two-run homers by Jerry 1:14 from Cuba after gaining the release of American prisoners: Las Angeles at Detroit 16-inning game with the Baltimore Lynch and Frank Robinson in the "Right now I just want to get home to my wife and four Boston at Cleveland. night Orioles. eighth inning. at Washington. night last year was a modest along children." Minnesota His record Jack Sanford was cruising Kansas City at Baltimore. night 7-0. but here's a tip to the kids. with a 3-1 lead when the Reds THE Chicago at New York Bette start getting his autograph. struck and handed the Giant right- sWASHINGTON - Sen. Jacob Javits (R-N.Y). warning NATIONAL LEAGUE He could turn out to be one of the hander his first defeat after three steel price rises could be a signal for in- 1.1 G.11. that the recent T• an, league's finest pitchers this year. straight victories Marty Keough 4 .636 flation: Pittsburgh '7 Shortstop Eddie Brinkman's sixth also homered for Cincinnati while COUCH in wide- 8 5 615 1 St-4 I Y 'tax included) -It also is likely that this increase may result San Francisco Inning error helped the Angels to Orlando Cepeda and Tom Haller hit 8 5 615 • 'Adulation - 62c & 23c for wage increases whether or not they St Louis their only run Monday night but the Giants. niEr spread demands solo blasts for ipi Milwaukee 8 6 .571 is all their runs by Oe" are related to productivity, profits or the general price the Senators had The Philadelphia Mines ended'. Philadelphia 7 6 .538 I level." then. the Mets' four-game winning streak.! Los Angeles 7 7 500 411111•1111=11.111111111.111111111111.111111111111111111.' 8-6. the St Louis Cardinals duelled Cincinnati 5 5 .500 Its Chicago at Pittsburgh the Houston Colts. 5-2, and the Chicago 6 7 462 2 Cincinnati at San Francisco Pittsburgh Pirates took over first New York 4 9 .306 4 Ifilwsikee at Los Angeles. night place by blanking the Chicago Cans.' Houston 4 10 .296 Ago Today • iOMy games scheduled) 2-0. in other NL games Monday Ten Years Monday's Results WASH at BOONES LEDGER & TIMES FILE Games night. St. Lows 5 Houston 2. night Nednesday's • •• New Single Cro:,, Philadelplua 8 New York 6. night Ton. at Houston. night In the American League, 2 Chicago 0, night Milwaukee Pittsburgh night Cheney of the Washington Senanen Hybrid Makes Henry Holton of Murray, finance chairman of the Happy 2. night Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Milwaukee 10 Los Angeles pitched a four-'iii, 4-1 victory over the 1952 president's New York at Chicago -SAVE Boy Scouts, received night AND Valley District. Cincinnati 7 San Francisco 4, Angels and Wayne Amazing Records Cincinnati at Las Angeles. night the Los Angeles award last ,night in Paducah. Today's Games Causey batted the Kansas Cr Si. touts at San Francisco Word has been received of the accidental death of Hu- St Louis at Houston Athletics to a 6-5 triumph over the TWO STORES bert "Scott" Shipley in Chicago. He is the son of Mrs. Mart Detroit Tigers Rain washed out the 13th & Main Streets and 6th & l'oplar Streets Shipley of Hazel. Cleveland Indian., - Chicago White yeetenlitv's 9..‘4141 Second Lt. Billy P. Thurman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gay- answer to Ion Thurman. is expected to be home the last of the week'. CROSSWORD PUZZLE 1. Choice of 15c, 20c, 25c Washer! Lt. Thurman has been stationed In Japan for the past ten Indite ACROSS 7-East 2. Free Spray Starch! mon tlas. iabisr.L "MUMS" -Charity pieces in 3 minutes. No mai& ready! Planting now Starch one dozen •0!..r.) Cuttings are plant ready to iron' 4- I nLi 155 will give large bkomning plants rake home FARRIS' 10-!lace m Inarr, -Conjunctle• early. IL Toile 12 3. Cool Air-Conditioning! 14 - Com man -5- 11 -t,ten point Lease 4. Attendant On Duty To Help! IS- I'dee nits 17- 20- stolian - II - •rticie 24- lid buffalo Changer! White House Grocery it Look dted17 5. Dollar Bill of India "CLOSEOUT" W Main is. 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Oil Open Each Prnimon dinnerware 44-Hy•ottsetical borers. blight and Evening "DI :31 '4- -CcIlect %% e take of 8 Official finn trews For •ummer months. can 17 different trials 9. Coin Dry 49 %Is' r 1961) State '2 ield Tests, 5035's Cleaning! demon nit homes - 7 4 RI% Pr. la 7 $ • 10 War gin over test Averages was 13th & Main Street %%. ales 2 3 4 - •- +18.86 lb.. • I Transition 10. Easy Parking! .„. t•7.m. Ain Nene. 111• 2 ' 11 ^DE KALB" is.Rand ,i'aee•I ('%LS or OME der Nu meet is S 41- iLrLualb 7 4 • I. ppermost Is 16 Part 22 Farmers Grain and 4;. V leipnar7 21 EL RANCHO HUTSON CHEMICAL CO. -,n-141:,‘• ant ara:e 11 Seed Co. BOONE COIN LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING :4-1'arent 111111 Railroad Ave. -Turf 114M1111111111111111011111 NURSERY ".11-14,Tni- East of Frt. Depot 13th & Main Street and 6th & Poplar Street pre,1oUS 6iiill Hwy. 011111130111111111111111 495-2368 Haul Murray, Ky. IIIWHATEVER YOUR SOIL TEST -tone 6 11110111111 k le!t er
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PAGE THREP PRIL 23, 1963 .e TUESDAY - APRIL 23, 1963 THE LEDGER Rs TIMIS - MURRAY, KENTUCKY awal•d• I Soviets Launch Rent Space Satellite Murray Lumber Co. Inc. OLDEST AND LARGEST LUMBER CO. IN MURRAY MOSCOW till - The Soviet Un- ANDER ion today launched another un- EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL DGER manned space Satellite in its pro- research. Tel, 753-3161 INDER gram of outer space 104 East Maple St., (MPOOER The officials news agency Tass said the satellite was Cosmos 15, POLISHER put up since 4 Use Old and New Testaments are, the 15th such vehicle 1963 BEAUTY SROP EQUIPMENT. 1955 FORD 4-DR. FAIRLANE, 2 started the program SAW their historical, religious and human the Russians Same as new. Serve-All unit, hy- tone blue, in good condltion. Local- PE.RSONALS I space flights )LE DIGGER FOR SALE significance outlined in a way to designed to facilitate chair, 2 air condition dryers, ly owned. Call 753-5051 a23,25,27c E draulic make Bible reading enjoyable and by man. OLLER large rubber mat, rolling stand tray PERSONAL-JOHN, I AM interest- such topics SPECIAL BARGAIN THIS WEEK helpful. Arranged under It was the fourth Soviet Sputnik SEEDER /Or permanent, wave, rods, roller*, in your Soul's salvation. Won't E only. 43 ft. Buddy, clean, two bed- ed as "Biography", "History", "Laws" the clips and supplies. May see by call- OFFERED Bill launched this year-all within SERVICES come with me to hear DRILL rooms. -'$1695. 41 ft. Marathon, wall you etc. with specific chapter references IC ing 6:00 AIM 8:00 p.m. last five weeks. TV between Hatcher at the College Church of Verse Chandler oven, automatic washer, $1850. New The Treasury Of Religious I 753-4360. a23c PRACTICAL NURSING, DAYS. Christ, April 24-May 1 at 7 pm. .106, ten wide from $3550. Used ones from compiled by Donald T. Kauffman. Tess said the apparatus on board Experienced, references. Can furn- Mary. aMic in$1195. Matthews Trailer Sales, High- SMALL GARDEN TRACTOR with An attractive anthology of more the Sputnik was functioning nor- RARDWARE ish own transportatkin. Mrs. Chris- Education 'say 45. Mayfield, CH 7-9066. a23c breaking plow, disc, and cultivator. than 600 selections arranged under mally. tine Garland, 4119-2520. lf no answer in- Approximately 3 or 4 h.p. Clinton 33 topics of universal Christian 0 can after 6.00 pm. Cosmos 15 carries scientific ap- 4th terest and concern. Included are engine. $125. See Bobby Coles, to continue re- Available enduring poetic works conveying the paratus "designed house on right past McCarty's Truck Tess said. Conference of outer space," deepest emotions of the soul. search TONITE • Stop, or call 492-2560. Una HOUR also carries a ra- 6• MURRAY YARD MOWING BY THE The Handbook Of Biblical Per- The satellite STEPHEN BOYD Or by the job. Phone 753-5846. a24c dio transmitter operating on a Ire- in Louisville, Ky.- DIVE .114 THEATRE LARGE BEAUTIFUL LOTS FOR In sonalities by George M. Alexander. To be held The megacycles, a in - any type home. Water and sewer. This is a brief informal guide to qutnoy of 19.996 stations system for precise measure- carried on the following Open,- 6:30 • Start - Dusk Restricted to protect your invest- the people in the Biblical narrative. radio M orbit, and B0 " ment College Terrace Subdivision, j sketch presents ment of elements of the RENT biographical EST WANTED TO Each -11:00 PM Louisville 10:30 :oLos Local Library a radio-telemetric system for trans- WAVE-TY • ENDING TON1TE • on Hamilton Avenue, Kentucky Av- the person identifying him, describ- mitting to earth information on the • 11:00 PM EST enue, and College Terrace Drive. cor.i.FGE TEACHER (single wom- ing the events of his life and his re- WLKY-TV Louisville 10:30 functioning of the instruments and Call Glindel Reaves, 753-5111. a24c an, wants to rent an unfurnished or by Mrs. Edna Darnell lationship to other Biblical .person- 10:30-11:00 PM EST apparatus. WLEX-TV Lexington furnished two bedroom apartment Regional Librarian scientific irsday Tans said the Sputnik's initial • 11:IX) PM EST 10 VENDING MACHINES IN Oper- or house near the college, effective A selection of varied and illumina- The Bible Word Book compiled WKYT-TY Lexington 10:30 period of revolution was 89 77 min- ation In Murray. Good opportunity September 1, 1963. Write details to: ting books in the field of religion by Ronald Bridges and Luther A. 9:30-10.00 PM CST utes. Its maximum distance from WLTV Bowling Green for boi to earn spending money. Miss B. L. McCarter, 167 E. State has been assembled at the lib earth was 80039 miles and Its • 10:00 PM CST Write Box 341, Cadiz, Ify. (3tve St., Apt. 3, Baton Rouge 3, Louisi- for thelreivenletice Orpitfoiti. This book is concerned with words the WPSD-TV Parlocak 9:30 site minimum distance was 107.43 miles. name and address, owner will con- ana. collection contains books for the used in the King James version ol WTVW Evansville 9:30- 1 oAlo PM ccr' it24p obso- tact you. genenthisader as weeLas_matertal the Bible which have become EST WEDNESDAY are: changed in 4g BIRTH DEFECTS KW TV Cincinnati 1030-1110 PM THURSDAY for serious study. Included lete or archaic or have * 112 ACRE FARM LOCATED near RENT The Pelains for the Common meaning or acquired new meaning 10:30• 11:00 PM EST FOR ARTHRITIS WAIL-TV Knoxville Wiswell on blacktop road. This farm Reader by Mary Ellen Chase. so that they no longer convey to King WSAZ TV Huntington 10:30 • 11:06 PM EST KRGIDLF°RjoLTEetlial will have 15 to' 20 acres of lake APARTMENT ONE BLOCK FROM Miss Chase presents the familiar the reader the sense which the POLIO Testa- them to April 24 under watershed program. Excellent Murray High School and hospital. and beloved book of the Old James translators intended AND WLAC-TV Nashville WED., Fun Pocketful base. See H. B. Bailey Sr., 806 Olive, or ment discussimg the origin and au- express. Most of these words were farm land. 3.7 acre tobacco SALK 7:00 • 7:30 PM, CST Purdom az Thurman Insueance and call 753-1535 or 436-3836. a24p thorship of the Palen's, their various accurate translations in 1611 but THE cAPRA's If kikaeles poetic or mis- • • r.f) Real Estate, phone PL 3-4451, a24c and fascinating types, their they have become ambigioua * „ •INSTITUTE RAMON P•C1 A.•• .g • structure, the thoughts of the writ- leading. • & CAR 5. ers and the literary devices they by Don Sherwood Va.= 25-B.P. JOHNSON OUTBOARD WANTED eimployed, all in a book designed to DAN F1LAGG motor. 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Phone PL Cherr,11 of Christ, nightly, riCl, TO TELL uNIOORM VIA5H116111:01)1 %sprung book from HERE FROM EViSE CONTACT 511TH A INES 9.1100. •25P May 1 at 7:00 pm. a34e The prize 4iE TN* NEW MAJOR IS 5WWEI.-CSAIR! France by a distinguished Jewish COstrii& ii80/017 lt:OGGHT! the life • historian re-constructing of Jesus first in childhood show- Today ing the religions and cultural life • 4rest American Novel or of Nazareth and then in the hidden DITE If COY It !DISCONTENT years of youth and young manhood. - JEDIFIN STEINS!! .111C•as A masterful work which has receiv- /96.2 Prizewinner. ed high praise from religious lead- 'oplar Streets Nobel ers of all faiths. Irraw;.7cetLi8tribtetntri u ad turPuitril by peerseaudkuttir ovrvicire Daily Life In The Time of Jesus • • by Henri Daniel-Rops. asher! The disUnguushed French scholar by Charles M. &hada CHAPTR 33 something. We've got to offer got anybody that can mind the brings to life the scenes and the NAY SON conducted himself new candidates, We don't have store 7" .• people of the Holy Land at the PERSON I lutes No mess. po- qOu'RE "ME 01114 vi well after winning honor- any choice. It's a terrible thing "No, I haven't." time of Jesus and the social, -111. of the 10404.) WHO WC)BE ORNERV able mention in the national to do to old friends, but they'd "Where's Marullo?" litical and cultural currents EN3Cle1t TO 5IT AND ATCH TV preceded and essay contest. He was relaxed be the first to know we can't "lie's out of town." Glue. The events that D.1 N6 NATiONAL LiBRAR41 and kind to us. His honors and Let the egghead fringe get "Gueile maybe you might surrounded the coming of Christ and lelp! our compliments he accepted "Why don't you talk to have to close up for a whee." the spread of Christianity illuminat- as ma due, without vanity and them ?" "What is this, (Thief?" ed with scholarship and moving de- Pryor's boy also without overdone humility. "They're bruised and 1 -d. "Well, Charley scription. I never saw a is.r ace-pt great- They haven t had time to ink was walking through Taylor How To Read The Bible by Ed- old • ness with more glace. it out. Did Maruilo come? Meadow-you know, the gar J. Goodspeed. vice! nine Next mornal,z I awakened at He sent a friend. I b4iglut Taylor place. That's z.bout An Introduction to the reading morning." __dawn. It was the throthing the store for three thou d." o'clock this of the Bible for the layman An ac- it came. I knew it. I time of dawn, and hot and 'That s good. You got aj bar- Here count Of what the various books GE a relief IllashmWer humid, to/. the morning wind gain Get the papers" knew it, It was aheost by Ernie had not started to blow The to get It over. NANCY guess, Stoney es! street was gray and silver and "Well, if he jumps, 054 bills 9 think 1 can the sidewalk greasy alth the are listed." -is it Danny?" the cel- deposit of humanity. "He won't jump. He wv4uta to "'Frald so. Down in house. Case The Foremaster coffee shop go. He's tired." lar bole of the old two empties, wasn't open, but I didn't want "I never trusted him. ever of whiskey, only pills. coffee anyway. I ,went through knew what he had his 4ngers and a bottle of sleeping you this, • the alley and opened the back In" Sorry I got to ask there a long time door of my store- looked In the "Was he a crook, air? Eth. Been got at him, at front ard saw the leather hat- "He was tricky, playe4 both and something) maybe. You re- CLEANING - box behind the counter. aides of the street. He's,fworth his face. Cats, can dispose/of his member any scars or marks I opened it and took out the a lot if he but three thousand- on him?" Saturday receipts, all listed and property, "oplar street giveaway." "I don't want to look at him. held together with paper clips that's a "He liked me." Chief. From the brown bank envelope "He must have. Who did he 'W' ell, who does? How about 1 removed thirty one-hundred- the Mafia?" Dears?" dollar bills and replaced the send, a barb-wire cut other twenty of them. This "A government man. You "I remember the knee on hie left leg, three thousand dollars would see, Miu-ullo trusted me." above • • • and -and"-1 rolled up my 'I. be my margin of safety until sleeve-"a heart Just like this • the store's economy could OM- MR.BAKER clasped his brow, We did it together :ince. Mary's other two thou- ivi and that was out of char- tattooed. when we were kids Cut in with sand would go back to her ac- acter. "Why didn't I think of blade and rubbed ink Raeburn Van Buren count and, Ds soon as I could it? You're the men. Good fain- • razor by It's still pretty clear, see?" do it !lately, I would replace the Ily, reliable, property-owner, tn. ABBIE AN SLATS "Well -that may do it Any- ER! three thousand. The thirty bills businessman. respected. You thing else?" I put in my new wallet, which don't have an enemy in town. UN.m DcEDRES;EAANND0R- 'la) WERE OVERHEARD MAKING "Yes- big scar under his left -made It very fat in my hip Of course you're the man.' f-1r ATISNOMc SINFUL AND SEDITIOUS STATEMENTS arm, piece of the rib cut out. YOU MARK MY YARDS, BATTIER pocket. "The man'!" INVOLVING TALK OF ESCAPE FROM town manager." He had pleural pneumonia be- Doses -CNE DAY YOU AND I I knew that Tuesday, July "For OUR COMMUNITY, YOU WELL KNOW nide been a businean- fore the new drugs and they WILL SAIL AWAY fifth, was going to be a day "I've TNE PUNISHMENT FOR SUCH since Saturday." put In a drain." FROM TNIS DREARY larger than other days. I even man ACTIONS, SISTER.. what I mean "Well, of course if there was OW PLACE think 1 knew what things "You know NESTER,' we could get re- a rib cut, that'll do it. I won't •,;,`‘ would happen before they hap- Around you new faces. Why, it. have to go back myself. pened. spectable even the perfect way." Let the coroner do it. You'll I knew that the sev- ssic 550 2- I think "From grocery clerk to town have to swear to those marks shockproof Mr. s hill room enteen-iewel, manager ?" it it's hint" who ticked the hours, 'S. Rarnbter Baker, "Nobody ever thought of a "Okay. But don't make me come rattling at my tires. would Hawley RA a grocery clerk. We look at him, Stoney. He was- door an hour before the front can announce it today." you know- he was my friend." time. He did be- bank opening "I'll have to consider It from 97th. Say is there any- 91* had opened for bust- fore I. keelson to skysl." thing in what I hear about you him in and closed & 4. nen& I let -There's no time." running for town manager?" after him. the doors "Who had you thought of "It's news to roe. Chief- an awful thing." he "What before?" could you stay here two min- out of touch. I said. "I was "Before what?" utea-.1 to go.. soon as I heard." came back as "Before the council burned. got by AI Camp "Which awful thing, air?" I I'll talk to you later. Saturday "Just two minutes while LIL' ABNER ."Why, the scandal! Those was a big day. I could have run across the street and get men are my friends, my old a drink'" -AH PRONOU',./CES y IP PAN it: sold the scales" NEVER - TH EN,5•1 TN'on , UTHOP friends. I've got to do some- thing -AN' DOES YO'TAKE "You can make a nice "Oh: Sure! I get it. Sure- PART- VESTED IN ME,BY DOGFATO-1 YOLALL MAN thing." this store, Ethan. I advise to get along HER FO'`/ORE LAWFUL, Idi IND MET or go ahead. I got COUNT"?, FO PAN/INee DOLL APS 'L^NI. - r -They won't even be ques- you to build it up and 4P11 it. with the new town manager" WEDDED WIFE-TO -AH Do y ...-, LICENSE, WHICH IS sois!!) tioned before election - Just You're going to be too big to I got the drink and a pint HAVE AN'TO HOLD? FO'A • • char ged." wait on customers" too to bring back with me. ( i•So MORE THAN THEM "I know. Couldn't we issue a Th en his balance wheel When Stoney had gone, I CROOKS CHASINIED their to k4, statement of our belief In started and he ticked off printed BACK AT TWO as a 1 i 're VAR-- innocence? Even a paid adver- the bank. card, closed the door% and drew (( tisement if necessary." Police Chief Stonewall Jack- the shades. Hay Har- tired and "In what, sir? The son came in kkddikg I sat on the leather hatbox come out bor Messenger doesn't sad. • behind the counter in my store, of oil on the until Thursday." 1 put the can sat in the dim green darkness should be and fished out the old "Well, something counter of my store. • done." pistol with a piece of wipe. "I know." "Here's the evidence, Chief. Ethan has reopen be re- It war; so formal. He must Take it away, will you? It - member a rule of robbery have known I knew. And yet makes me nervous." • hIch Joey Morphy twilight 11 Ink Ili he met my eyes and he seemed "Well, wipe it off, will you'? - him: an secempliee la a deu- genuinely worried. Look at that! That's what they I thing. Continue the 11 •'. 'The crazy fringe will ruin used to call a two-dollar pistol terium Iv, r Johnson. vie! story here toneirenee. te WT1 elections miles!' we (In - top-Istch ifilerTed. The Winter ot Our Discontent, by John Steintaish. Oaagyright c LIN by JQiatiivialitrAkAll ilVite
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.5 —.APRIL 23, 1963 - TUESDAY LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUC'ET YOUR THE PAGE years ago. I, too, was 16, and fed up the surest way to get caught. PERSONALS with home, so I quit school, ran MARRIED AND MISERABLE home away and got married. My marriage Mrs A. G Childers returned • • • Fla, 1 Dear Abby.. has lasted two years and I have a Sunday from Fort Lauderdale. Mrs. J. B. Burkeen - 753-4947 make this marriage to after a visit with her daughter, Mrs. baby boy. I will For a personal reply, write I won't hurt Hills, Bob Gass and family for the past last forever because ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly of my foolish -ad- three weeks. this man on account California and include a self What is two more years of Abby He Sniffs-She Burns! mistake dressed, stamped envelope • • • and finishing school staying home answers ALL mail compared to 60 years of marriage Mrs. Roy Evans of Milburn is the • • • with someone you don't love? I've houseguest of Mrs. A. 0. Childers hurt no one but myself. I hope my I She is a delegate to the To Have this week. atei Van Buren will help someone else! Abby's booklet, "How mm4/ Abigail experience For WSCS conference being at the First 50 cents to considers marrying lust tc get! Lovely Wedding, send DEAR ABBY: The girl signed who A Methodist Church. DEAR ABBY: My husband has a 3365, BTrly Hills, Calif. house. Running away is Abby, Box I habit that is slowly driving me "Fed Up" could have been me two of the 5. Rainbow Girls Plan , crazy, He always smells his food Social Calendar before tasting it. No matter where To Attend Meeting nose down in the we are he gets his an OLDSMOBILE! and starts to sniff. We can be There's "SOMETHING EXTRA"about owning .41 Paris, Tenn, ^1111 April 23rd The Purchase district meeting of plate Tuesday. dining out or be meet Clubs will be held eating at home. Order of The AAUV1' Book Club will the Homemakers' Murray Asseembly No. 19 guests in' someone's home It makes of Miss Beth BroAch at at College auditorium at 10 a.m., the Rainbow for Girls held its reg- at the home Our children have ' Hanel will J A. Outland of Murray will no difference. ular meeting on Tuesday evening at 7 30 pm Mrs. Barbara Mrs. HONEY Everyone is started to pick up the habit. I'm a HANDSOME review the book on "Japanese Flow- I preside at the meeting the MAL5061C Hall. very good cook and when I ask hint er Arrangements" and also make! urged to attend. • • • why he does it, he just laughs. Ans Miss Gmny Lou Shelton, worthy arrangements at tbe meeting. OF THE LOW-PRICE FIELD! advisor, presided and Miss Jean • • • suggestions? AGGRAVATED Thurman, recorder, read the nun- The Kirksey School Parent- AGGRAVATED: The hab- LACS Teacher Association will meet at DEAR originated years before school at 7 p m Mrs Jeanne* it probably of the in- the is An invitation was read of New Hope PERSONALS your husband ever met you, and Willis of the School stitution. Initiation and installation reflection on your cooking. It will present the program 1 no of an assembly in Parts, Tenn. on Graham and pretty sight, but • • • Mr. and Mrs Ryan must not be a very Sunday. April 28. at 1 p.m Plans Mr and Mrs Owen ever put a stop Wednesday, April 24th son. David and the only way you'll were made to attend and all Rain- Billington and daughter. Linda. to it is to ask him please to cut It bow Girls are asked to be at the have returntd home from a week's Ds* because it irritates you. Masonic Hall at 12.15 pm, shere in Georgia. They were the, • • • sins Marjorie McDaniel. Patsy Lai. vacation transportataon will be furnished of the Billington's daughter., Robbins. and Vance guests DEAR ABBY: I can t find this During the meeting an initiation and Mr.- Hun. and present Mrs. Don Hine. answer to my problem anywhere of the Eastern Stars and Iiintons , was held with the degrees Mr. and Mrs M. 0 Hine, Sr Points don't disappoint um. Mrs Frances Churchill, mo- else so please order being conferred upon Misses were they visited were Grants, Robbins. Mrs. of Interest Is there any special way a bow- and Rhonda Vance. ther advisor -Mrs Stone, Martha Robbins Park and the Cyclroma. the can dress to make her Mildred Stalls. Mrs Ruby Tahafer- legged girl Members present were Misses Lookout Mountains, and , curs- ' and George Wil- Mountains. legs more attractive? I am not Shelton, Diane Tahalerro, Jane ro Frank Roberts. other points of interest. ing my boa legs because I am Young, Jean Thurman. Chenlynne liams • • • will be thankful that I have any at all. Jane Watson. Shirley Stroud, The next regular *meeting Fair. am 18 and am very held on Tuesday. May 7. at 7 p.m. at 'Nevertheless. I Paulette Jones, Linda Pocock. Phyl- Sharpe has returned for Hall. Mrs. Julius bow-legged. There are fashions lis McNutt. Diane Stalls, Susie Ad- the Masoruc where she home from Chicago. In . tall girls, stout girls and short girls. neph- has been visiting nieces and But I have yet to see anything for Sparkling ... spirited ... spanking new! That's the funeral of a ews and attended the bow-legged girls. Help! OLOSIVIOBILE# F-85 ... the beautifully practical way to move into an nephew George Neil "ROUTE THREE** • • • Small car maneuverability! DEAR ROUTE: Don't attempt to Oldsmobile! Big car ride! make your legs MORE attractive, E-E35 an aluminum V-8 that delivers up to 195 h.p.! Mr and Mrs Richard Armstrong Plus make them LESS conspicuous. Wear . at SALE and children. Andy. Alan, and Ma-. of beauty and action See it . . . the low-priced, fun-to-drive F-85 . E.O.M. - .colored hose — NO Exciting new blend only flesh ne. have returned home after, SEAMS. Wear your skirts as long field I your Dealer's now! It's every inch an Oldsmobile! a week with his parents. ... in the low-price • spending without defying fashion. Armstrong of as possible Mr and Mrs Tilman at- SWIMS. 111 * GIRLS' DEPT. * * BOYS' DEPT. * .Avoid tracky shoes. They drew SANDERS-PURDOM MOTOR Hazel Park, Mich And, by the • tention to your feet. Ky. • • 1406 W. 7!7111 Street Murray, tailing & ORLON too few 18-year old girls ex- WOOL way, logs AUTHORIZED OLDSMOBILk QUALITY DEALER Mrs Kenneth Palmer, president press "thankfulness" for baring SEE YOUR LOCAL you ',pedal" in JACKETS of the Calloway County Hign School at all, which makes SUITS PTA. and Mrs. William Nall of the department that enemata. Murray president of District I of PRICE the PTA. are attending the state, PANTS in Ash- i $ PTA convention being held 1/2 land this week. from • wasted! Choose • • it can use—and not a nickel Mr and Mrs Jack Davis of Mem- count ... Crown,Economy Crown. Each famous of: minhtes Croy. n Extra, guests When SUMMER DRESSES SHIRTSwln plus. Tenn., have been the performance, her brother. A. A. Doherty arid Mrs. for long-running mileage, dependable Road ETON Doherty. Penny_ at Standard for the COAT DRESSES • • • - STANDS OUT top power at its price. So stop . STANDARD Standard Mr Mr. W W. Hunt. Jr. and that fits your car. Get wide-awake of Chat- -go-go! That'ffDixie's gasoline SUITS William Walter In. Split-second action, blazing go of your car SWEATER DRESSES the recent helps you make the most tanooga. Tenn.: were you'll le_pe p— service that and Mrs. modern pace of work and play. And guests of her parents. Mr Standard gasoli./es are the South's Avenue. designed and your money. off Wesley Waldrop. Miller you use today's Standard gasolines, /113 off 1/3 • • • when Jost one try will tell you why! Whatever car you drive, top-selling favorites: Cleo Gillis- Hester is visiting for this stop-and-go grind! Mrs OIL COMPANY (I( EN T UCKY) silth her grandson in California gives all the power STANDARD ONE TABLE OF MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS there's a Standard gasoline that $100 rule her son and wife. Mr and DRASTICALLY REDUCED ".frs Bobby Hester are in Europe • • • Workman Mr and Mrs John their son spent the weekend with Bobby ..nd wife. Mr and Mrs Workman of Scottsburg. Ind. • • • Smith of Mr and Mrs Dawson & Lassie were the recent Lad C. Asheboro. N Smith guests of their nom Richard sister. HAZEL HIGHWAY and family. and Mrs Smith's Road. Mrs Goldia Curd. Benton cSALLE NOW IN PROGRESS SCOTT Drug Walgreen Best place to stop—to REFRESH and REFUEL!