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United Preis International IN OUR 04th YEAR Murray, Ky., Friday A ernoon, April 5, 1963 MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. LXXXIV No. 8-1 WINDS WHIP GRAS AND BRUSH FIRES Kentucky Cities fOUCRTIOOfil STATUS Of THE U S., 1962 Final Listing Of Candidates Plan Public Works Damage Is Great As Wind Gusts PER CENT WHO HAVE MEDIAN SCHOOL COHPUTE0 HIGH SCHOOL YEARS COMPLETED Statewide Offices Named YEARS For WASHINGTON .11Pt -- Federal 23311111111116S 1.4 Lash Scores Of Huge Blazes building projects totaling $5 mil- lion for three Kentucky towns 'fere 13.2 SS TO 64 FRANKFORT. Ky. efilt — The Thomae 0 Harris, Carrollton Wen- By United Press International closer to actuality today followtog of the North Carolina sandhills ex- Combs adinmistration ducked un- dell P. Butler, Frankfort. Republi- 45 TO $4 High winds whipped fires across Lexington: approval of the House Public Works perienced a similar fate. der the wire Thursday night with cans - Hugh James, thousands of acres of grasslands Committee Thursday 17 3 IS TO 44 Residents Flee HOMIII a leading candidate for the Dem- William M Hendren, Rich. and forests in a half dozen eastern , The projects which now go to The tree-top blaze forced the ocratic nomination for secretary Clerk, Court of Appeals_ Demo- 421 30 TO 34 states Thursday and today. the Senate Public Works Commit- '50 residents of Pine Bluff to flee of state crats — James F. Queenan, Louis- Scores of homes and other build- Drexel Davis,,Frankfort tee call for new federal buildings 25 TO 21 their homes. The papers of Covington Mayor ville, ings were destroyed by flames. Republicans — R. P Davidson. Mar- costing $4,610,000 at Covington, A fire flashed through 3,000 acres John Moloney were filed less than Towns were threatened. Small arm- Tedders. Tedders. $387,000 at Paris and $228,100 at MORE AND MORE of us are going to school lunge: and of woodland on its way to Frank- before the midnight dead- lon; James S. ies of firefighters, many of them two hours Olive Hill. longer this chart from the National industrial Conference linton. N. C iust north of Raleigh. volunteers, were mobilized in the line The House committee also approv- Board, New York. shows Three times ae many are finishing National Guardsmen and college They were delivered to the of- I stricken areas. Property losses were ed a $3 million courthouse and $2.2 high school as in grandfather a day Wear,,ri students turned the fire back at the present Secretary of State Scattered Frost Is estimated in the millions of dollars. fice of million poet office at Evansville, city limits and only two homes were Carter by Foster Ockerrnan. At least two deaths were attribut- Henry Reported In State Ind. damaged. manager for gubernatorial ed to the strong wind gusts. campaign Federal grants totaling more Fires were reported in eastern candidate Edward T Ned iBreath- Handel's Messiah FF A Sub-District Winds of up to 50 miles an hour, International sot than $205,000 were approved for Tennessee which apparently were By United Press siogiag-2 coupled with dry spring 00 Itt. Thursday. weather forester was reported to- Kentucky communities .21anned On Sunday Holds Meeting At set be arsonists. District Breathitt is the administration- Scattered frost /don Baty and a lack of green foliage in some the Blue The Urban Renewal Admlnis- Robert Hamlett said: "Some of the backed candidate for governor Mo- day in various sections of Murray State regions, set the stage for the trou- if any dam- trtion approved a $76,692 grant to A Dasher arrange- big fires have been deliberately set. loney's principal opponent for the Grass State, but little The James ble by hampering efforts to exting- tedlpera- the state Department of Commerce A man in the fire tower on Cove nomination will be state Treasurer age was expected since -lent of Handel's Easter Messiah uish the blazes. A few of the fires Solon Bucy to 19 Kentucky towns in spring above freezing in most for aid presented by the Adult Mountain saw puffs of smoke Mrs Thelma Stovall. a leading sup- tures stayed Tall be were believed to have been set by planning improvement programa. The FFA Sub-District composed up ih eleven' different places Some- porter of former Gov A B. Chan- sections. hoir of the First Methodist Church arsonists. Bureau spokesmen The grants go to: Barbourville. service April of Murray College High, Calloway body was just going down the line dler, who is seeking a third term es U. S. Weather the Sunday evening Most Under Control at Louisville said frost was report- Head Cadiz. Catlettsburg, Corbin, Mid- ' at 7:30 o'clock. County High, Fulton and Hickman setting fires." 195 chief executive. Will By today, most of the fires were but was ex- dlesboro, Dawson Springs, Earling- County High held their annual Authorities in Chattanooga, Tenn., Mrs Stovell is one of the can- ed in suburban areas soloists for the cantata are: Alto under control or extinguished But tremely scattered. ton, South lilaare, Henderson. Mart- Solo He was Despised." Mrs. Jack meeting Wed night at Murray State and Roanoke. Va., also reported that didates that Gov Bert Combs es- the fire hazards posed by the in, Mayfield.!.Morehead. Paducah. College Leadership winners in the wea- several fires appeared to be the pecially would like to see defeated. "With a minimium of 33 degrees Civil Defense Biggerataff, tenor solo. "But Thou ther remained in many areas. enough Paintsville, Pikeville, Pineville. following contests Yore announced. work of arsonists The fires in Roan- The treasurer, long a favorite at Louisville there is little idst Not Leave," John Cromwell; Virginia and New Jersey were the piantitie cut to have been damaged," Princeton and Whitesburg Soprano solo, "I Know That My Re- Chapter parliamentary procedure, oke occurred in a neighborhood of with Kentucky voters, already has 406 South Ilth hardest hit. meteorologist 0. K Anderson said. Solon Bucy of The largest grants are $14.967 semer Liveth." ?.1 s. H. Glenn Dor- Murray College High first superior, expensive homes. BUSH'S * served one term as secretary of of . Soldiers, firemen and students blooming, Street was appointed as Director for Middlesboro and $13,837 for n: Hickman County superior, Callo- EYE!) state. "Some fruit trees are and the base recitative; "Be- continued a statewide vigil today Civil Defense of Murray and Gallo- Henderson. way County s..polor. and Fulton Final Listing but they should be able to take 23 l-mid I Tell You a Mystery," and over thousands of scorched areas trouble." The way County by' Judge Robert Miller A total of $25964 in state and County good; Impromptu Speaking, Here is the final listing of can- degrees without any he bass solo, "The Trumpet Shall from the island of Chincoteague on April 1 to fill the vacate crest- bowl funds will finance one year's Calloway 4-H coldest reported temperature early 'Found," by R W Farrell Danny Kemp Murray College High in AS didates for statewide office: ed by the resignation of James IL the east to the southwestern today was the 30 degrees listed for 'work on the project for the study John Cromwell is the choir di- tirst superior. Kieth Hays Calloway Governor Democrats — A B. Lassiter, coalfields. Covington. of population, economic base, an- rector and Mrs. R. W. Farrell is County High excellent, Joe Bolin Chandler, Versailles: Wilstort B. Mr Huey retired from the Unit- Four separate fires Thursday night The current cold wave which sent nexation of business districts, hous- the organist. ,Hickman County excellent and Joe Rally To Be Cupp. Covington; Mary Louise threatened the 500 family commun- the ed States Air Force in the grade of ing, schools and urban reisstwal. . Duke Fulton County good; Public Foust. Shelbyville; Edward T Brea- temperatures plummeting from The public fs invited to attend ity of Chincoteague, which was A.UT Major after serving more than The Urban Renewal Asbatintstra- Speaking, Don Oliver Murray Col- thitt. Hopkins/111e, and James Lo- snseasonable 80s earlier in the weak this serace. wrecked by a storm slightly more !twenty years He Is originally from eon also approsed a $311,13133 grant lege High first superior, Max Work- Republicans to below freezing in northern RMb. than a year ago Tomorrow - 1,. the Concord section of Calloway short- 1 ,0 Owensboro for drafting of a man Calloway County excellent, gan Delk, Frankfort_ Republicans— tucky today is expected to be Near Richmond, Va., one spec- County. I neighborhood Improvement plan, and Willie Simpson Dies and Barry Bolin Hickman County Louie B Nunn, Glasgow; Jesse N. lived. tacular blaze was touched off when Mississippi Val- He and his wile the tomer , a $0,451 advance to Pineville for a good. Creed for freshman boys. The Calloway County 4-H Rally R. Cecil, Louisville Moisture from the Thursday At Hospital an earth-moving machine ruptured SINS Ernestine 1 the, it-acre will be held Saturday. April 6 at ley Is expected to spread toto''Ilse 44100• 143,41611104.2 asigly di 1Tointiv, Roberts Hickman County, Lieutenant governor. Democrats teaching at Murray Sett W ID-04 natural gas main. Valley and eastward during ' 'Breastworks' Hill" area as a tourist first oktpadOr. Billy Overbey Murray the Cadoway County High School. NT() —Dr Harrison Collier, Neon; John Ohio Willie Thomas "Nat" Simosein Another nighttime blaze swept a and their two children returned • attraction High superior, Jimmy DeMyer ex- This event will begin at 9:00 with B. Breckinridge. Lexington, Harry the day, producing cloudiness and age 81. passed away Thursday at three-county area in Virginia's Mid- to- after retiring from the Air Force in cellent, and Johnny Parker Callo- registration, and the main program Lee Waterfield, Clinton. Republicans scattered showers in Kentucky 10:50 p. m at the Murray Hospital dle Peninsula It consumed four 1961. way County good. will start at 930 The event will Bemis Lawrence, Louisville. day and tonight His death followed an illness of one homes and burned more than 2.000 kNS Mr. Bucy is presently employed Individual and chaper music consist of speeches and derrunistra- Secretary of state. Democrats — Dry air from the southern plains Called Meeting Of week. acres of woodlands by the Prudential Life Insurance -vents were also conducted The tions. There will be two divisions. Thelma Stovall, Louisville. Har- should force the moisture eastward SurvIvom are his wife, Mrs Com- In New Kent County. Virginia, NORTHERN Company Local 1068 UAW Is winners were, Chapter Music. Mur- Junior and Senior The Jr. divisior, old Curley. Louisville: John Molo- Saturday. replacing the clouds with mie Dick Sirun, Hazel route one; a fire three miles long and a mile Other appointments completing ray College High first. superior, will consist of those boss and girt- ney. Covington Republicans — clear skies by afternoon Generally Set For Saturday one daughter. Mrs Hassel Windsor, wide ran unchecked through swamp- the Civil Defense staff will be forth- Calloway County good: Vocal Solo, that are under 14 .s of Decembee Charles Malcolm Greene, Louisville, fair skies and sioely rising tem- Hazel route one, one grandchild, land until reaching the banks of coming in the near future The Don Oliver Murray College High 31, 1962 The Senior division MI' INS Elmer Begley. Hyden, Lloyd Down- peratures are expected to continue Union employees of Murray Man- Mrs. Georgia Chambers. Hazel route the York River. shelter building survey been first superior, Jerry Parker Callo- consist of boys and girls that wers ey, Rims, and Clarence Smith, Sunday. ufacturing Company. members of one, two sisters, Mrs Ethel Hard- Fires in Norfolk wrecked two trail- K AND completed and the buildihnagi suit- way County good, Orchestral In- 14 or above before Dec. 3l.1962. Woodbine • Local No 1068. UAW, will hold a ing. Cottage Grove. Tennessee and er loads of diesel engines, destroy- able for fallout shelters will be strument, James Everett Fulton In boys demonstrations there wi I Three Seek Attorney General special called meeting at the Cal- Mrs Flora Kemp, Florida. two bro- ed or damaged 20 house trailers at Bloated Payroll Is marked in the near future County first, superior Novelty in- be 3 events, namely the team. Ger - Attorney general Democrats — loway County Court House on Sat- thers. Noah Simpson, Mayfield. and a display yard and burned out two strument, John Radford Hickman eral Individual, General and Ind INS Robert F. Matthews Jr Shelby- Charge Of Chandler urday afternoon at one o'clock.. Claude Simpson of Dresden. Tenn- homes excellent vidual Electric In the Girls demot ville, The purpose of the meeting will K, County first Fires Plague R. .1. Kenny Grantz, Louis- Maryland strations there will be the toiler ville, and MADISONVILLE. Ky — A B be for the ratification of a new He was a member of the Mt. More than 150 brush William H Beck, Lex- Murray Hospital and wood Mg events: Bread making, Cor - Chandler served notice Thursday three year contract with the Murray Pleasant Cumberland Presbyterian fires plagued ington. Republicans — Jean Aux- Maryland. The larg- meal, Dairy Foods. Sewing, Ele 4INY ler. Pikeville. on the state administration he has Division of the Tappan Stove Com- Church. Funeral services will be Special Services Are est one crept within 25 feet of tric, and General. All girl's demo - Auditor of public accounts copies of the state payroll and soon Patients dismissed pany, according to Sandy Harmon, held in the chapel of the Max buildings at the Demo- Planned By Church Henryton State strations will be individual T' crats — Henry H Carter, West Lib- will reveal "speCial interest service New Citizens 0 Union Local president. Churchill Funeral Home The service Tuberculosis Hospial near Sykes- Patients admitted from Monday Jr. winners will participate in t en t: , Edward A Gafford. Louis- contracts" in his campaign for the will be held Sunday at 2:00 p. ville. Another fire. described as Wednesday 4:30 p. Jr District rally to be held at 5m11 - ;HIM ville. George T Stewart, Frank- Democratic gubernatorial nomina- 2:30 p. m. to Other arrangements are incom- about 20 miles in circumference, Waylon Rayburn Will Me- land on Saturday. April_20. The sr. fort Republicans ---- James D Nic- tion. Miss Terri Lynn Tabers. 1009 plete. The South Pleasant Grove forced the temporary evaeuation Morris, special ser- winners will participate in the r - • kell. Ashland. Chandler campaigned here today Payne: Marvin Rt. 3; Betty Address Society Friends may call at the funeral thodist Church plans the small town of Compton in the April trict Sr. Rally to be held at No th State Treasurer. Democrats — before a speech scheduled tonight Mohundre, 1105 Vine, Mrs. Galen home until the service hour. vices during Holy Week, on southern part of the state I Marshall High School on Saturn's. County Courthouse. Myers, Rt 3. Puryear. Tenn Mrs. 10, 11 and 12. FOR George D Conley. Ashland. Jimes at the Hopkins Waylon Rayburn, Murray, a na- Strong Winds fanned flames that May 4. Farmer Asher. Jeff; Emerson Bea- In a speech at Munfordville Donald Cleaver and baby boy. Rt. 1, tional director of Woodrnen of the FREE PUPPIES On Wednesday Rev, Coy Garrett destroyed a multimillion dollar nur- Rev. uchamp, Russellville. Republicans Thursday Chandler charged t ha t Dexter, Tosco Littleton, 203 E. Ol- ayprid will be a featured speaker at Anyone who can qualify and give will preach and on Thursday sery and warehouse in Geneva. N Thurmond, mes- —Margaret H. Cruse, St Matthews; Gov Bert Combs "la spending $50 ive: Timothy 218 South the Society's Pacific Head Camp assurance that they will have a good Chester Byrd will deliver the Y. Civil defense officials declared Top Agriculture Is the T. S Roberts, Hima. million more a year in bloated pay- 11th. L. D. Gammons, 500 Cherry; (area) convettion April 11-13 in home, may obtain a free puppy as sage Friday night the pastor of a state of emergency and cleared hold Breathitt Promise Superintendent of public instruc- rolls than when I was your governor. Mrs W C Adams. 201 No. 10th.; the Charter House, Anaheim, Cal. • pet The puppies are two months church. Rev Hoyt Owen will parts of the northwest side of the Mias Edna Young, Rt 2, Kirksey; service. tion Democrats -. Robert C. Hoff- "Much of this is in itickbates More than 70 delegates and of- old and of mixed breed The mother a candlelight communion City. attend LEXINGTON. Ky. tri — Erie man, Erlanger, Willis V Johnson. and under-the-table meetings, and Mrs Lois Thurman. 406 Elm; Miss ficers representing the 10.881 mem- Is a small dog An appreciated gift The public is invited to A general alarm fire spread over T. Ned Breathitt, who campais 5' of it exists in Hart and near- Betty Bowden, 1613 Farmer; Mrs. Washington, Ore- for Faster Call 753-2450 or see Leota these special services planned just five square d Lancaster; Harry Ni Sparks, Mur- some bers in California, miles of Southampton Dorthsi Starks. 101 North 17th.; for the Democratic gubernator al ray; John T. Sweeney. Lexington; by counties." gon. Idaho and Utah will attend. Smith on Concord Road before Easter Sunday. and Water Mills. N Y on Long DZEN * •, Mrs. Wilburn Henson, RI 4. Bent- nomination here today, reiter, d Tunney Bill Stanley. Corbin. Re- Chandler said that according to Island More than 200 volunteers on; S. E. Hicks, Rt.. 1. his promise Thursday night to ,1'.-e /ODS * publicans -- John Henry Howard. the records of the state treasurer's Puryear, fought the blaze in scrub pine for- Tenn.; Mrs Martin Bailey, Rt. 2; Kentucky a billion-dollar-a-. sr Harlan; Douglas F Miller, West office Alton Hensley, his wife, and ests. DNEYE agricultural industry'. Irvine. two sons are on the state payroll Mrs. Jerry Chandler, 901 Main St., Climatic Events In Brief Life Of Christ Were More than 100 eind-driven fires Benton. Mrs. William Huddleston, "If North Carolina and Mk es- Commissioner of agriculture. and drawing alomst $2,000 a month roared through 1,500 acres of mea- Rt 9, Cadiz; ri can do it. Kentucky can b it. Democrats -- Price Holbrook Jr., in salaries Raymond Wurth, Rt. dow and timberland in New Jersey. 2, Boaz. Mrs Willie Lee Story, Kentucky is geographically and 'V Salyersville; A. R. Dyer, McQuady; "If you don't' already know it, Momentous Week More than 40 buildings were de- Single logically suited to Crammed Into One become the I am going to let you in on a lit- 1639 Farmer; Wright Brown, Rt. stroyed. „ia- making few converts tion's pasture belt " Breathitt aid tle secret — the Hensleys are coe- 1, Hardin. visiting royalty In the first century that He WW1 Smoke and flames temporarily Patients By LOUIS CASSELS enemies He left Jeru- t Georgetown. NERS sins of Bert Combs," Chandler said. diantissed from Monday A. D. the custom was to pave His and many closed two highways near the Ne- 2:30 p. m. to Wednesday 4:30 p. m. salem and spent the day with some He said his program call: for International pathway with palm branches. wark. N. J.. airport and the Garden United Press lived in a little at- ;ound agriceltural practice,) Weather AT TENNESSEE TECH Mrs Don Alexander and baby old friends who State Parkway near PleaminiVilli be Jesus was not elated by His re- Bethany Meanwhile, zombined with industrial grow to girl. Rt 1. Dexter: Mrs. William Jesus Christ lived among men for burb called New Jersey-bound traffic through I ception He knew that the fickle and build a base for Holman and baby girl, 1610 Miller; public min- leaders of organized religion expanding in lee. COOKEVILLE. Tenn. OPS — Dan- about 33 years But His Him when the Lincoln Tunnel from New York 9, Report Mrs. Lee Holder and baby girl, Rt. crowds could turn against respectable men of property met Breathitt charged that the . :a- ny Shearer, 5-foot-Os-Inch Old- istry lasted only two or three years City was suspended for a short time they learned that lie was not the and decided that ims of his opponent. Ilaabedp.Infamorillesoll ham County High School cage star 2, Calvert City; Mrs Forrest Cole- at most. And the climactic events secretly in the city In F'ortescue, N former ..ov. kind of deliverer they wanted. He J, fires lev- A. B. 1" man, Rt 2; Mrs. James Mathis, career were crammed this Galillean trouble-maker must Chandler would destroy en- a. from Kentucky. Thursday signed a of His brief His &maples elled 15 homes and endangered Rt. I, Hardin; Toille Parker. Rt. 2, had already warned be gotten out of the way They made tucky's economic development basketball grant-in-aid scholarship Into a single week. Jerusalem. not many others. By the time firemen High Yesterday 57 Kirksey, Mrs Gertrude' Armstrong, that He was going to a deal with • disgruntled disciple "If he means what he say.: my with Tennessee Tech The momentous week occurred executed arrived from other communities, Low Yesterday 41 Hazel; Mrs. Robert Wilkie. 1102, to be honored, but to be named Judas Iscariot to serve as opponent is trying to pronouns. ee Shearer Le the second Kentuckian more than 19 hundred years ago. proph- the blaze had destroyed much of the 7:15 Today 44 West Main. Mrs. Loddie Enoch. Rt. The disciples found that finger man for the an-rest Judas .eath sentence of the chance 1. our to sign within the past few days Wit such was Its impact on the they were resort's main street. 1.1Ch like Kentucky Lake: 7 a. 3562, 2, Master Timothy Thurmond. 218 ecy hard to believe But sold out his Master for 30 pieces of 5oys and girls to make a deee; ay- Harry McKinney, brother of for- hearts and minds of men that it things be- Motorist Crushed To Death P made down 06 ft in 24 hours. Bel ew South 11th.; 8. E. Hicks, Rt. 1, to witness many strange silver ng in Kentucky. mer Tech forward Tom McKinney, is still being commemorated in ail One of the two wind - caused dam 327 8 down 1.2 ft. Puryear, Tenn.; Mrs. Sharon Bucv, fore the week was out "He would concienin our ys us LW signed late last month. the world as "Holy Week" Last Supper deaths occurred in PaSSASC, N. J., Sunset 6 22; sunrise 536. New Concord. Speaks In Temple people to abandon their native Shearer's Oldham County team The 1963 celebration of Holy Week On Thursday evening. Jesus cele- when 50-mile winds toppled the Re would choke off our expc of ;S -MISS had a 31-3 record last season and begins Sunday. JP=19 spent Monday and Tues- brated the Jewish feast of the Pass- brick wall of a building which had farm and factory and put se back OZEN reacheci"the semifinals of the Ken- The first day of Holy Week Le day at Jerusalem's hilltop temple, over with His disciples in the up- been gutted by a fire about two in the business of exporting boy: - Western Kentucky — Consider- tucky State High School Basketball Final Rites Held called "Pslam Sunday" The name trying to make clear by words and stairs roorn of a private home in months ago_ The avalanche of bricks IT PIES and girls." Breathitt- said. able cloudiness and warmer today, Tournament. comes from the royal welcome deeds the true nature of the "king- Jerusalem The supper of unleaven- crushed a car driven by the victim. For Bert Piggott Breathitt was scheduled t Ad- high in the 60e Cloudy and not so which Jesus received from the peo- dom of God" which he had come to ed bread and wine was spread on Jesus Rojas. 29 A passenger in the dress a meeting of the cold tonight with widely scattered CHUMBLER SIGNS ple of Jerusalem when he arrived proclaim. When He talked to plain I a low wooden table Jesus heard auto-was seriously Injured. Lax,agtoe• sialeeman Club here tonigh, showers Low tonight in the tipper Funeral rites were conducted at in the city for the first time people. He illustrated his points with some of His disciples squabbling In the other incident, Joseph D. visit Nichola.sville today. 405 Saturday cloudy with showers MAIFTELD, Ky. rePP — Billy the Downing Mortuary in Wichita. Fame Precedes Him homely little stories called parables over which of them was most im- Calabro. 60, was struck and killed ending in the morning, with partly Chumbler, of Loves High School, Kansas this morning for Bert E. His fame as a teacher and a When theologians and lawyers tried' portant To teach them a lesson in by a plank which had been blown FOOD COMMODITIES cloudy and mild in the afternoon. signed a basketball grant-in-aid Piggott, healer had preceded Him from the to trap Him with loaded questions, humility, He took a towel and basin from a building under construction 29c scholarship Thursday with Missis- Mr Piggott, a resident of Murray hinterlands Galillee. where most he quoted their own scriptures and of water, and washed the grime from In New York City. of epplications for surplus food en Temperatures at 5 a. m. sippi State University. route six, died Tuesday night at the of His ministry was conducted. Many law books to them. Once He got their sandal-shod feet It was a Troops from Ft Bragg, N. C., loclities will be taken Monde} :rot Louisville 37, Lexington 33, Lon- Mississippi State coach Babe Mc- Murray Hospital. He was retired peoplesehought He was coming to angry at racketeers who had set up task usually performed by slaves diverted a big fire around the 9:00 a m. to 3.00 p. tn, at the don 37, Parhicah 41, Bowling Green Carthy came here to sign Chumbler aftcr 40 years of service with the Jerusalem to lead a revolt against carnival-like booths in the temple in the homes of the rich Jesus told center. of the town of Pine Bluff oway County highway barn :39. Hopkinsville 39, Covington 30. personally. Missouri and Pacific Railway the Roman army of occupation So courtyard to bilk tourists He seiz- them that in the kingdom of God, N. C., but nine homes, two business- Oistributicai of col-line...1i . Evansville, Ind.. 33 and Huntington, Chiunbler scored 2.070 points in The Max Churchill Funeral Home they greeted Him as a king In our ed a whip and drove them out. thr only great men were those who es and two house trailers were raz- W. Va., 37. hfs three years of varsity play. had charge of arrangemepts. day we roll' out a red carpet for By Wednesday, Jesus could see served others. ed. Farm buildings in a wide are .e made on Friday. April

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s • - asAGE TWO THE LE 11ER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY FRIDAY - APRIL 5, 1963 and Martha Powell. 21, of Memphis, Biology Professor said they were ordered, by school Defends Teaching officials to halt a dieoussion of the THE LEDGER Et TINES of evolution in the 10th TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Ilse.. theory PLIBLISHED by LEDGER & Of Students which they 3onsoudation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The Memphis grade science class teach finas-Herald, OctAtier 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January jointly. ITPD -- A biol- 1, .1441. MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oa professor at Memphis State Dr A S. Rudolph, MSU biology to Mime Pow- JAME1i C. WILLLSMS, PU)31 1SHER University Wednesday strongly de- professor and adviser 0 ' accused ell, defended her stand "She is a right any Advertising, Letter to the Editor, fended one of his students We reserve the to reject student and I am sure a which, in our opinion, are not for the best in- of violating state law by teaching brilliant af Public Voice items People are just mak- Wiest of our readers. _ evolution in public schools. good teacher. 0.114 ing • lot out of nothing," he said. UP 31% evolution -which .17 110NAL RI...PRESENTATIVES. WALLACE WITMER CO., 1500 A. IS 40 The controversy Tenn: Time & Life Efldg., New York, N.Y.; LIP first came to a boil in 19Ze in the Madison Ave.. Memphis, I. Stairo.:,son Bldg., Detroit, S. Scoptes "monkey" trial which pitted attorney Clarence Darrow against li- nn...tei at tee Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as Seoorta Ciass Niattir. S2 sr'S William Jennings Bryan--was re- Jr stirred by two practice teachers 11-1SCRII'TION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 20e, pee at a Memphis High School. Alesiith ca.loway ard adjoining count:eo, per year, ei 50: eke- Doris Doss .22, of Newborn, Tenn., 'rorc. ou. .I .-Tbe Outstanding (Nile Amid of a Community is the lategetty of its Newspaper- - FRIDAY -- APRIL 5, 1963 -For Rent. irgoll's Wiest ionotii obeirool ersealtallome 1 FLOOR SANDER $5000 GUARANTEE 2 FLOOR EDGER Quotes From The News . &pied Fetus Tomtits Damp 3 HAND SANDER By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL 4 RUG SHAMPOOER SCIENTIFIC PEST , BIRMINGHAM. Ala Martin Luther King, Jr., urging • 5 FLOOR POLISHER CONTROL out, Ntkv 't cult "ipit's that practice racial discrimi- Lco 6 POWER 9AW sat., us UP-The Agriculture Department comes 196L The mapcnart also shows the percentage of t*eisses All Work and Serviee business. NE1 FARM INCOME by • • WI are not ollt to put these businesses out of up with these state-by-state estimates of farm Income for and decrease, Per capita farm population Income for 1863 7 POST HOLE DIGGER Performed in business.- of PAS, up about 4 per cent from was 81.4.30, compared to $2,440 non-farm„ (Casstra4 PeSse) Just trying to put justice Lin; with an average 8 LAWN ROLLER TERMINIX COMPANY '• 9 CYCLONE SEEDER leader Lester B. Pearson, - For Information Only Call SUDBURY. Ont. - Liberal YOU KNOW ifoirtu.1 - NOW 1HO Baia 10 ELECTRIC DRILL th.lt Prime Minister John Diefenbaker's attitude In Gold Bulioiti Is Vt.A.:rd, the United States might produce disunity in the Arts Festival Art Exhibit Murray Lumber Co. • W.•:ern alliance: By l'nited Press International Shhiptd Frotn Fart HARDWARE 753-3181 is not gsp•.. STARKS Murray, Ky. ' -Ler.; ;AA forget that the danger of aggression Since the turn of the century 6 behind the Iron oar southern border. It's from Will Open the autmobile industry has pro- ILYUISVILLE 1711 - More thrill Series Nears duced more automobiles. trucks and half a billion dollars in gold bul- , . busses than there are people in the lion from the U. S. Gold Depository ex- at Ft Knox will be shipped from WASIIINCTON --- Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz, F• ... United States-over 200 million, ac- YOU TAKE NO CHANCE WHEN YOU in the na- Louts/111e to an undisclosed destina- it•- 11,2 ,Snly limited ple:IsuTA the sharp drop Ina Tonight cording to the Automobile Manu- tvents tion in the next few dart WITH .. . . , 71., I crr;)lonlet,t r.Ate last month: TRADE facturers Association. The first shipment - brought be if somebody's --- M:. !t't .12,2 what IL Would here from Ft Knox by well-guard- '103 degrees." A faculty recital of chamber mus- 11.,;_ipcd b-ck front 104 degrees to !rucks - was placed aboard a Penn- k by four members of the music The 28th annual juried Student PARKER MOTORS sylvania Railroad train Wednesday. at division of the fine arts department Art Exhibition will open tonight In ...I MAY YORK -- Mrs Esther James. elated at being a- Authorities said the shipments *rill be given Sunday at 3 p.m. In the Mary Ed Mecoy Hall Gallery PLaza 3-5273 Murray, Ky. ,es she was slandered by Rep. Adam will continue every other day un- and Trucks 4 .S.211..')ue on c: the Fine Arts Recital Hall in the Fine Arts Building The ... A:. til 11 deliveries have been made. — LOW PROF11 V The recital will be the fourth show will close Apnl 30. LARGE VOLUME Clayton Powell is dead. NOW The shipments are guarded )3. t k concert to be nresented in the Fifth "Service Built Our Basins's" mouth " A public critique of the major joint details of state, Jefferson • '. keen tiL shut Annual Contemporary Arts Festival PAY YOU TO SEE US ON A NEW OR USED CAR! works in the exhibition and presen- County and city police and by IT''HILL Four other events scheduled for tation of awards will be conducted Penns-yharea Railroad detectives. the festival are: by an art-staff panel at 7:30 p. m. They are convoyed here by police In cars and on motorcycles Today Friday - April 30 146th Student in the Recital Hell A reception will Ten Years Ago Art Exhibition. Mary Ed !decoy Hall follow the critique The three large semi-trailer KLAPP BUILT UP ROOFING FILE LEDGER & TIMES Gallery. Fine Arts Building. trucks with the gold aboard are driven at ROOFING & WATER PROOFING m . fourth an- Professional awards will be given normal speeds but are BONDED Wednesday. 7-9 p to V. as elected president of the Murray Student Union,to works which the jury feels dis- allowed pass through traffic nual Art Auction, lights without stoppuig • 4t a btis.i.less meetin held Wednesday Building ballroom. play professional quality There may CONTRACTORS also be eight additional best-ofAshow A similar $600 million siamment auditorium. .Tuesday. 8 p m., concert by the was brought through here from Ft. - Free Estimates - Nei. 10 left Murray awards given • . County- niew-frtini local boatiri Murray State .Choir and Knox last Augusts Fine 1 to report to Owensboro for induction into State Chords, Recital Hall. Selections in the show were made U. S. Treasury spokesmen said LOCAL REFERENCES • LICENSED & BONDED : S r‘ices Arts Building. by an art staff panel from the best the gold then was taken to the Call Collect Cliapel 7-1816 - Mayfield. Ky. :r Williams, present deputy County Court f May 23 - 25. -The Stubblefield works of students in the past year. U S. Assay Office. New York. to Story." a music drama written by also determine the replenish supplies there. 'Ilse of- (- 7 • r :n•en...on to seek election to the office The pawl will "ABOVE ALL" YOU NEED A GOOD ROOF' Mrs Lillian Lowry, College High, fice is a clearing house for U. a I 1 • C. k u. .k.a.ust 1. 1953. special award winners. et and Prof Paul Shahan. MSC music gold shipments abroad. Li•re tree up.alths old son of Mr arid AT lAsyi-Ins easy to see division, Kentucky State Perk Am- The show is dhe of the eveilai bow New York's Mayor pta7ssed Away this morning at the : phitheater. In the Fifth Annual contemporarly Robert Wagner feels about Faculty members who will par- Arts Festival which opened March newspapers being back on ticipate in the Sunday recital are: 3 with a printmakers and metal- the street, there, after a ; Professors Neale Mason, Russell smiths exhibition strike absence of 114 days. Terhune. Roman PryclatkeYytch, More will the more and David J Gowans The program will consist of the you GIVE LIVE (f- -) following works: Kedsly's Sonate for Violoncello HEART FUND and Piano. Opus 4. played by Prof. Mason. violoncellist, and Prof. Ter- hune pianist TO MY CONSTITUENTS AND FRIENDS IN THE Shtoharenko's Fantasia for Sole Violin and Kolyada's Variations tot OLD THIRD SENATORIAL DISTRICT AND IN Violin and Piano played by Prot • Prvdatkevytch violinist. accompan. led by Jack Gardner, senior. Louis- THE NEW THIRTY-FIRST SENATORIAL ville. Prof. Prydatkevytch will also play DISTRICT tso of his us n works. -Pipers La- ment- and "Hutzalka" I will not seek re-election to the office of State Senator in the Grandee's Concerto for Bassoon and Orchestra will be played by coming May Democratic Primary. Prof. (Iowans. bassoonist. and Prof. • Terhune, pianist My family and I are sincerely grateful for the support, the many f Professors Prydatkevitch. Mason, worth of counsel and encouragement, and the many personal acts of and Terhune will play Piston's Trio kindness, thoughtfulness you have given to me in the past campaigns and Piano. for Violin. Violoncello, and during the many regular terms and special sessions of the Kentucky Cleneral Assembly in which I have served as your Senator.

At the time I fought during the past special session for you to have a continuing right to vote for a Senator this year in the new 31st District, I said that I was motivated only by a desire to see that rig t was done. The majority members of Senate agreed and we were able S..nate GOP feast- amend the bill so that _you couhl.vote this year I still honl tnat was the er f: s ere tt M. correct view and maybe the fact that I am nut ripping for re-election Eorkwn, will indicate this to an even greater degree. • the flay re- p, rt I Id h. lp Rep. Otto f'.. Dia., Howls MY purpose in not seeking re-election, (and I would enjoy nothing I.? lip- aid aitw,in,uIttee chairmaa. better than to campaign with you again and to again serve you In the • : I 0,41. as), foreign aid run be rut 2.4 blilk•a. Senate), is that I nave also realized anotner dream One of my sons, an Attorney, and I have formed a partnership for the general practice of t law. This has increased our practice and requires more attention both EVEREST VIC/11A - John IL from myself and from my partner. Breitenbach iabove), one of During the terms that I have served as your Senator, • team of 20 attempting to THE S-6, STAINLESS STEEt-The first stainlasa gee' satellite. I acted and climb Mount Everest, is dead the S-8. Is mown being readied for launching on a nina- voted as I thought best for the people of' Calloway County, the Distr.ct tri Nepal. victim of an ice story high Douglas Delta rocket at Cape Canaveral, Via. and the State. Errors which I may have made were errors of judgment, fall on Khumbu Glacier. He The 410-pound fit-6 is designed to study sparse atmosphere was attempting to improve the clings to Earth's gravitational field clear out to 600 nut of intent. the trail across the glacier. trifles. It has an effect on satellite orbits. which must be traversed by You have been good to me, I deeply appreciate your favors and anyone climbing the peak humbly hope that I can merit your continued good will. from the south made. Bretten- bath, 27. operated a_aki shop-- at Jackson, Wyo. MURRAY LOAN CO. Sincerely yours, 111141 Mal* Ilk T•44.4volo• Pi. 1140411 "- or' giffwl FOR CORRECT LOAN 0111." 7 .-*Ito,•7 Gee; Lucius flay, •IT•104111011111-01AfillID 1 whose presidential 4. 2. 7 TIME aid GEORGE E. OVERBEIr -committee rep irk TEMPERATURE is n 4.e I ,• inir• H.Arry F. says current for- %.• II, hut. ha n crime eign aid could ha‘o DAY OR NIGHT 4 our • o • • program of for- been cut $1.5 bil- Murray Limber Co. Inc. . . . oft th” aorld" lion with reform'''. DIAL 753-u6363 re. o OLDEST AND LARGEST LUMBER CO, IN MURRAY ON FO'CiGN AID T!,. c-rront budget 1 (s ,.• to4h .• • gr't their congrr.s. PEOPLES BANK EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL •••! •"'!'Osl h.; !get t, ieeled up to Se 9 f the 7.no, !.r.Ual committe• 104 East Maple St. Tel. 753-3161 Li':us Cf.ay tr;gg,red, the trimming., Murray, Ky,

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r FRIDAY — APRIL 5, 11163 PAGE FOUR THE LIDOER aTIMSS — MURRAY. KENTUCKY The New Clesseerd Nenwanshers Miss Wylene Jones Pu.b will meet with Mrs. Pete Social Calendar Hughes at 1 pm. Announces Plans Mrs. J. B. Burkeen - PLaza 3-4947 PERSONALS For Sunday il'edding Friday, April 5th home of Mrs. Vogel Outland, 014 Wyatt Circle of the Beale Street, at 7:30 p.m.. Plans have been completed for The Grace Wanted Trainees Mrs. Effie Diuguid has returned College Presbyterian Church w Ill • • • the wedding of Miss Wylene Jones, Id Murray after spending the winter meet at the home of tdra. Alfred The Maryleona Frost Circle of the Men - Women daughter of Mr and Mrs. Everett months with her sou and daughter am. WS013 will I B Mg to Wil- Lindsey at 9:30 First Methodist Church Darwin Jones of Murray. • in Detroit. Mich. • • meet in the social hall of the church operators qualify la harn Robert White of Pine Bluff, Keypunch The North Murray Homemakers at 9:90 am. Mrs. Gladys Scott Will Starting salaries up to • •• Ark., and St. Louis, Mo., son of Mr. 2 weeks. Club will meet at the home of Mrs. be the program leader. Tabulating opera- and Mrs. Joe Bell White of Piz* $78 per week. left John Workman at 1:20 pm. Mem- • • • 6 weeks. Start- Mrs Genie Farris Evans has Ark. tors qualify in Bluff. smentuary of the ▪Pint Christian for Dayton. Ohio. to spend the East- Rev mes Kenai et Alamo, To Be Wed bers please note change hi date. The West Hazel Homemakers ing salaries up to $100 per week. ,• hfterray. • • • er holidays aith her son and Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Rapid advancentent. Tuition fi- family. Ark will read the double ring cere- Miss Jones will be given in mar- The variety program sponsored by C011 at 1:30 o'clock. Please Charles Farris three Phillips nanced. Write today. In- Mr and Mrs and mony on Sunday, April 7. at riage by her father and has chosen • • • the Calloway County High PTA. clude home phone number. son. Bill. o'clock in the afternoon in the her cousin, Mrs Douglas Garrett of will be held at the school at 7:00 The Bessie Tucker Circle of the Hickman, as her matron of honor. PCMT pm. First Methodist Church WSCS will The bridesmaids will be Mrs. Law- • •• meet with Mrs. Bryan Tolley at 9:30 Box 32-3, Murray. Ky. rence Reeder of Murray and Miss , The Nellie Outland Sunday Cartnerua Talent of St. Clair . School Class of the Cherry Corner •• • TORN IN, Shores. Mich. YOU Chinch meet M the BEFORE ....„ ,1 Baptist will The Murray Manufacturing Wives Tommy Moore of Jonesboro. Arb., 14,ir ' home of Mrs. Perry Elentlen at 7:00 Club will have its dinner meeting at a al be the best an for Mr White. ' p.m lie Triangle Inn at 6 pm. Hostes- gresenansen will be Harold Sea- t The • • ses will be Mesdames Ann Henry. Ca t.11..01 UP/ ton of St. Louis, Mo.. and Charles 6th Sprunger, and CHECK Saturday, April Pattie Miller, Arlo of Little Rock, Ark. Everett ,. Miller Easter Egg Hunt at Calloway Jackie Stubblefield. of Murray, brother of °tits Jones County Country .Club 10:30 to noon • • • Joe Charles White the bride. and for pre-schoolera to third grade. Friendship Night will be observed NOW! of Pine Bluff, Ark brother of the • • • by Murray Star Chapter No. 433 THRU SATURDAY! groom Monday, April 8th Order of the Eastern Star at the Music will be by Miss Alice Moye, Adm: 75c It He (tax becip The South Pleasant Grove Home- Masonic Hall at 7.30 p.m. College. student at Murray State makers Club a al meet With Mn, • • • of organist. and Guthrie Churchill Autry McReynolds at 1 pin. Melee of the First Baptist Chur- of soloist • • • 3ggrray. wick the bride, ch WMS will meta as follows: I friends are tor- All relatives and Dr. Don Hughes will be the speak- With Mrs. Owls Blllington, II with attend the wedding ! ▪ invited to er at the meeting of the Almo Mrs. E. C. Jones, HI with Mrs. Polly IH. School Parent Teacher Association Keys, all at 10 am. and 1V ,,vith' to be held at the school at 7 p.m. Mrs. Melus Linn at 2:30 p.m. • • • • • • Missionary Society The Executive Board of the Uni- Wednesday. April leth ted Church Women will meet at The Harris Grove Homemakers Of Scotts Grove the home of Mrs. Harry Whayne, Club will meet in the home of Mrs. 403 North Tenth Street, at 9.30 a.m. Waizie Lewis. has Regular .1Ieet • • • • • • The A'ornan's Missionary Society The Dorothy Moore Circle of the mange of the Scotts Grove Baptist Church Woman's Association of the Col- held its regular meeting at the lege Presbyterian Church will meet Ginny Lou Shelton church on Tuesday evening at seven with Mrs Edwin Larson at 8 pm. • • • Presides At Meet /taw o'clock "In the Philippines Baguio to The Alice Waters Circle of the Of Rainbow Girls Cotabato ' was the theme of the First Methodist Church WSCS will program presented with Mrs Paul meet in the senior youth room of Murray Assembly No. 19 Order at Gargus as the leader the church at 7 30 pm. the Rainbow for Girls met at the • • • Masonic Hall on Tuesday evening at INSPOST OF el/RN/411 06ARE77E Assisting Mrs Gargus in the pres- .PPOPERZY seven AAP Sif TWAT APPLIANCES (SI/C-N AC entation were Mrs Billy Turner. The Mettle Bell Rays Circle of o'clock 8Z/775 Mrs Cletus Hubbs. Mrs Buddy Mc- the Mat Methodist Church WSCS Miss Gunny Lou Shelton, worthy will advisor, ELECTRIC //?0,Y AND COa(STOW) ARE ROW Nutt, Mrs Charles Tutt. Mrs Toy meet in the social hall of the presided and bibs Jean read min- Bolen. and Mrs Guy Kelly church at 7:30 pm. Thurman, recorder, the PRES/ • • • utes. OAc. PREYPIT The president, Mrs Kelly, presid- the deaths Those present were Misses Shel- ed Mrs Turner led MRS SANDRA MeCLURE The tuaellan Sunday School Class ton, Thurman, Diane Talialerro. I PraYer of the First Baptist Church will James Young, Pat Jackson, Paulette Mr and Mrs Grayson McClure, 219 Woodlawn, announce the meet at the borne of Mrs. Fred Clones, Cheraynne Fair. Shirle engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Sandra. to Gingles at 7:90 pm. Ono,IV cos- Stroud, Jane Watson. Phyllis Mc- Jerry Henry. son of Mr. and Mrs. Eunice Henry, 218 South' Thirteenth posed of Mesdames Alton Barnett, Nutt Diane Stalls Kay Sykee, Di- artLei American Novel or Today Street, Omelet, Fred Halle, Charles Schulte, ane Vaughn, She McCuiston, HT Miss McClure Ls a graduate of Murray High School and attended TIE MST WerlE1003NOYll MI OKI -7S• WONTED se DUD DISC"11 PM TR Denny Smith, ILWEes Lisa and Mar- Sherrie Outland, and Marjorie Mc- Murray State Cortege for three years FRS TA NB au BM Rill RIM STROME( K-- tha Spans will be in charge. Daniel. Mrs Frances Churchill, By JCIIII4 PI Mr Henry. also a graduate of Murray High School, has attended • • • mother advisor, and George I 1962 Nobel Ppizetvinne.-. Murray State and is now employed by Um Murray Manufacturing Com- The Bethany Sunday School Class Items afR1 POI cjniceMbrloni,m.c StethrlPublish;, by pemiaos ati pany. Line of the First Baptist Oigarch Will An initiation will be held at the I The wedding will be an event of June 7 in the sanctuary of the have a potluck supper at the church next meeting to be held on Tuesday, First Baptist Church. TY En EMINIGNE at 77 pm In charge of arranae- Apra 16, at 7 pm. Only out of town invitations are being mailed and all friends and living on left-over potato =rata will be Group VI composed CH A PTEP 18 I "Seemed Like. Had his hair cut go on relatives of the couple are invited to attend. of Mesdames Grace McClain. PUE01==e on.' salmi" Char- I STILL carry my ?ethers and a necktie les TECHNICOLOR lt, "Tou do a nice job, ma.- Mawr, 0. Sondurant, and i lug iliVel Hamilton eashuoci 1 "I wish I *mad believe do a yob? Ethel Ward, watsn with lance oands and big Chief: -I Benito Maddox Parliamentary Skit ,e • SUNDAY! * "No. they come hack 'They • * starts morning "So •10 1. Poor fella. 1 guess black nurnters this - Circle V of the JAciLIE GLEASON as stop like you.- Presents Program Presented At Meet WMS will meet at I put ig iss mg ewes pocket ow .LheY never t-G Ira& I got to 'They're rust used to the. Tv. the First Baptist Chapel at 7 pm. out And get a'CiMe... Alla us galloped "GIGOT" fore I swept the store then l .4: Group I Meet Of Murray FHA • • • been bare forever." And 1101101811W171 IMPlecro• howserstrwS In TECHNICOLOR i cneckon the time so that at 8waY wastrrIVIII about ten tried a little tiny probe "I'll bet The High The Sigma rWS &AAR five min., e• •.-, nine I tiad use Marullo came in The home of Mrs. Frank Wain- Murray &had Chapter Department of the wonder De you re looking forward to that Murray tt..,rt ioon aper. and Mid rust o clock and for a molt was the scene of the meeting of the Future Homemakers of Woman a Club will meet at and hot Sicilian sun. It is not in the tnver the I'-• deliberate broom gave me a nand. weighing of Group I of the Christian Wom- America held its regular meeting at club house at 7 30 pm Hostes- up money Sicily I was there in the war " str ,Kfl 5: In. mew-silt wrapping and rtricing en's Fellowship of the First Chris-' the study hall on Thursday. March ses will be Mesdames James H Marulln iooked away. '1 don t Mt Hamer came .r.tc the wind on the cash register He nann 1 lien Church held on Tuesday after- 28. at six o'clock in the evening with Boone, Joe H. Spann. Roy Starks, THE HAZEL BEAUTY SHOP for make my mind yet" from Elm -trett -Morning, Mr neiped around the store a noon at two-thirty o'clock Miss Susan Evans. first vice-pred- Tommy Parker. and Buddy Valen- me that -Why not" Kiser I called long time it seemed to Miss Benin' Maddox w at the dent, leading the opening ritual lit tine. is — been asvay so long • • • "Cassi morning Ethan you're he was uneasy and that De the absence of the don't know guest speaker and presented an In- president. Met studied me when I wasn't iook- time—forty years. I go'-'g to nePci a nose for that!" teresting lesson on "Korea". Cecelia Wallace The Blaine-se Guild of the rind nobody there" in, broom in the trig Miss Rhonda Voice gave the de- 1 .eaneC relatives." The devotion showing the similar- Christian Church CWF will have a weight About eleven o'clock. my "But you nave .t.'re entrarte •..ok the ities and differences of old Chinese votion Potluck supper at the home of Mrs. in "They don t know me neither" OPEN in. NOW went behind the Mae) came suiran8 • new ITOM the seaie take a seers and Christ's sayings was pre- The program on parliamentary Maurice Crass Sr. She looked pretty "I sure wush I mule cash -eg.st e r. opened use cotton pn.nt. • • • vacation in Italy - without • sented by Mrs Eugene Scott. procedure a-as a skit giving both the - SETS - SHAMPOOS - HAIR CUTS fast and nappy and • dttle breath- PERNIANI,NTS 'it • art Anc went through R o pe ? t Parks, chairman, right wrong nao done a rifle and a Reid pat/ Forty Mrs and ways with Mies STYLING Out .:lePtstrate pantomime_ I iess, as thougi', she The Calloway County High School MODERN HAIR years IS a long Um., though. presided and opened the meeting Marsha Burpoe, parliamentarian. In storeroom nurat pleasant out dangerous thing— PTA wa.ked, to the 7" prayer. Executive Board will meat at • What year did yen come over with the Fellowship The charge. She was assisted by Mimes tic wcient or the toilet chain and ane natl. She gave me use school at 3.30 pm. Mrs. Joe B. Anderson *las Nancy Holmes "Nineteen twenty—long time minutes were read by the secretary, Barbara Brown, Kay Hughes, Mary r,.. ni my raincoat. WWI steppeu brown manila envelope • • • Operator Mrs Gatlin Clopto'n, and routine Keys Rusaell, Linda Story, Rita Owner-Operator Ut tne r,it loot and opened it "I thought you might be want- Morph seemed to have hit it service reports were given by Mrs. Hurd, Tonda Parker, and Carol a crams AS the black minute ing this.' she laid She smiled The Calloway County Genealogi- on the nose. Maybe bankers and Jewel Evans. Champion. it my svate)i crossed at MIIIL110 the .,oright oir• like cal Society 5.111 rneet at the Mum nano get an she does when she doem t cops and customs men A nominating committee comport- Miss Kay Hughes and her com- is.... Sc the clock bell of the way of Mrs. James Byrn, Circarasna instinct Men another, maybe a ed of Mrs Gregg Miller, Mrs Ruby mittee composed of Misses Mary tirctiocse n-gari norging. realty Uke anent/owe. Shop at Beauty came to my Drive, 2 pm. Any interested per- Hazel probe i lam. 'Thane you, dear. tittle deeper Farmer. and Mrs. Ed Filbeck was Keys Russell, Marsha Burpoe, Nan- I eounteo /emir steps weals drawer and Y,,•1 re sery thoughtful Sorry mind I opened the appointed. cy Cowin, Fay McClure, and Carol son is invited to attend. Hazel, Ky Statelhie Road Dial 492-2282 the allies an then is my min.: out the old revolver and • • • _ nt „on vett my cant take you tor • beat took The hostesses. Mrs. Wainscott and Champion discussed the activities nazi on the counter Ma- I ride on the Nile right now, tossed it Mrs R L Wade, served delightful for National FHA week, March 31- rut noi, my i7pe- ailoweo tea Mat. 'Tuesday. April rullo put his hands behind the eleven 9ths refreshments to member April 6. a • onds moved my nand agaln -Yoe are aaeY'' she said. you got there kid" The Murray High School FHA ,nis in my eninn _i -Well. didn't you run out of "What and one vLsitor, Mos Maddox. Plans were discussed for the style AL thought you ought to I will hese • style /dime at the audi- 'I rust show to be held on Tuesday. April e. coor•pc while my hands made eaereMthe... permit for It It you torium at 7 p m An open house "Sure I did. Here. lee got • get • at 7 p.m at the high school auch- cer• air rri• •erhents - twenty got one The Sullivan and tea will follow. bring haven't Read lile Ledger's torium A tea and open house will st•ps 1'i(K mit del' berate. thee list 917W you things n°11" one " tonight I know YOU re too Act is • tough • •. eight nore steps. I closed the follow the show. now. "Where'd ft come front 7" 'Classifieds off try Miss Nancy Cowin. recreational alley door look raincoat.. "ail" tb put them up "It's been here all along." to Miss Nancy Story. song The K I irg a Daughters Sunday FEDDERS — leader. and went into the tenet ton* the" •na Margie wants take us It It don t be to "1 never saw School w..agrn off the croon and stopped dial"'at the FflrermL"er t°- leader, led the group in a relaxer for Class of the Scotts Grove wing to me. It's yours." she gets closing part of the meeting. I Baptist Church will meet at the • fisieruisa moved mei ere tke night' She lays 'Irv" I never saw it the ,to entertain IS - "Not mine counter, opened the drawer, to belong -roe.' said. before either. Its got Offers You A Complete Line of opened. my flit box and closed! as Its rusre says ner place is too to somebody. Long FRANK PRESENTS oat* to 'She and strapped it went !don't you think you better apply the 'en, ranee. ,r,ok up my broom. mall.'" not I for a permit? You sure It a BOB HOLMES and anc Itpace-ot at the watch it was "I3 It"" yours miraitas aria twenty seconds "I'm Keeping you. froni_your i two "1 tell ,,you I never saw it 1 the TRENDS AIR CONDITIONING past nine o clock. pretty good work." she said 'You get back THANE'S on't like guns" ittle practice it to your Customers.' but with a 'That's funny I thought all ELBOW featuring DOCIIE DOWDY be cut unoet two Minutes The pace got worse Kr 'could big Mafia men loved em.' I waa only. 'nail finished with Baser looked in and itaa the LOUNGE and Heir Horn "How you mean, Mafia' You HEAT PUMPS -walk when Sleteley the tine of prune waiting and went TUESDAY ihru SATURDAY the that trying to say I'm Mans?" cruet come:ire "ame across out -Ill come hark later," he I made • big innocent Joke 4:04 p.m. to 12.00 pan. from' the orerr 'toter rIonl. called. it about it. 'The way I naard — Al.S0 "Morning girl Gimme • And still they came. right of PADUCAH INVITED all Sicilians belong to Kara" LADIES ruliek nail•pounr of 1/ 11, I e C. up until noon. and the:, as -That's crazy. I don't even Charge pound or bacon rsottle of milk usually nappens all custom Washington at 9th No Cover Know no Mafia." amf a dozer eggs My w.f.- Mtn stopped People were eating the I tossed the ort into THROUGH THE WALL UNITS out of evoryirimi " lunch The traffic 'lied out in slrawer. -Live and learn!" I said. -Sure thing Chip!" I got the the street_ Pot the first Urne it. -Welt I stirs don't want In All Sizes thirgs tagother and snapped all morning no one was Wanunit Maybe I better turn it over to open 8 bag isomething. I drank more milk On Stoney Tell nun I just came As he was about tr, I/tave from the carton I had openea because Florist something, The Murray Nursery It nehina said, "What a with your Anything I took from the he that's what I did." WO DANCING' — At. nn y Taylor?" store I marked down and rust WSW. do that" said Martino. matha Riahiger, 111, shown Location" is re- on one?" deducted it from my pay Ma "You "Over 30 Years In The Same "1 lon know -- I -1 never saw it In my life. with her father Jewel dur- •"No n tooked pretty gond rulicLiet me, have things whole- not mine? suspension from sale It mattes a big differen,'e don't want IL It's ing her fotris -Sin woo sitting In the — CENTRALLY LOCATED — "Okay," I said. "Out It goes ' school In St. Louis, Mo., for Duncan we could nay, lisp,d Alfred lt He nad me witness his I clot t :tic* few docu• square on my pay if he hadn't It takes quite a refusing to take ze.••le Act ments to get • Sullivan dancing le-swine, la back In QUALITY FLOWERS • ARTISTIC WORK "I- a wfat?" He leaner: back _against the as many as to clean now, hut It took a visit two counter and folded his arms and permit -almost "1 . 't know. Had • BOOKS get a paaeport. to the school from her min- GIFTS rs (Mt. turned back so! that hurt, so he shoved MS away school authori- hands 111 his pockets uptil that ister to Electric e." Illarrille la reedy to make ties. She shtmned dance les- -Two oft.pere?" hurt _ ant otter that will werisets• eons on religious ground's. • ..Y,-an two. He signed twice said, m sure glad you 800 Olive a Continue the story 'The schanl ought to take Phone 753-3562 17(15Olive Dial 753-4691 t'•••?••••4 twice." helped out N. ver saw such Ethan. a• wort of rush. But I guess they' can't bare on Monday. the parenta,"said ...a I.e sober 7- tier fatileg, ..+ _ 'RIL 5, 1963 FRIDAY - APRIL 5, 1983 THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE PTV'E Hesiesnetkers th Mrs. Pete

rainees omen rrs qualify in salaries up IS opera- dating 753-2843. 6,5p trance and bath. Phone PL 3-3300. weeks. Start- FEMALE HELP WANTED II 'PIELF WANTED sap 1100 per week. FOR SALE I 1 YEAR OLD LAYING HENS. 50c it. Tuition fl- L each. Phone 435-4860. a5c NICE 3 BEDROOM BRICK Home SEE IBM TRAINING Opportunities with den ay Please In- SPRING SPECIAL 54Jx10 1963 MECHANIC carpeted, drapes in living '51 BUICK WITH RADIO, heater, on the Amusement Page next to" Farr CLASS Wanted room, number. model $3550. 43 ft. Buddy $1695. a6.8,1235,1932.26,29c who knows automatic transznissiona dishwasher, garbage an:10601 at a bargain. 753-2238. afro movie ads. Near 41 ft. Elder $14.95. 12 others to or, someone who is young and has Carter School $100 per mo. 'T BOAT, MOTOR A N D TRAILER. driouse from. Mathews Tnalar had some experience with 'inte- Galloway Real Estate Ar Insurance 'may, K y. deep freeze. 21 cu. ft. One polled eol 411 Sages, ILighway 45, Mayfield 247- transmissions. Apply in per- Agency. Phone 753-5842. a8c bull. Call 753-4581. a5p MALE HELP WANTED_ rnat.* 9066. In Martin, firs4 turn eavi son it Elholar's Auto Repair MN - ROTO TILLERS, NEW. TOP (mai 3 DERBY NOMINEES KILLED-Barn 21 at Churchill Downs in Loulavtlle. Ky. Isas smolder- tsff Meeks &rant. 587-6565. IT A good 1956 VOLKSWAGEN. SEE IBM TRAINING Opportunities ItY. easy to handle. Also powef I ing ruin. with 15 of its tenants dead 'Three of the horsas, "erdura, Betsy a Last and RI- eVie23 one. It may be seen at Wan Street on the Amusement Page next to TEACHER VACATION POSITIONS mowers. Also for sale reconditioned hani, were 1963 Kentucky Derby nominees. texaco Service Station, 206 E. Main 1 300 GA!. DARI -KOOL MILK a59,12,15,19,22,26,29e If you have had experience in electric refrigerators and electric - Ru- St. 'telephone 753-6440. tine work, little tol tank, good condition. *Limn coaching, soodt league. ranges special price. Bilbreyi. Call receipts 1,520, barrow, and gilts 25 Ky., near etc., E. dolph, Route 2, KevU, playground activity, teaching. 753-5617, 210 Main St. lte to 35c higher. No. I. 2 and 3 180 to CROSSWORD PUZZLE Anfwer to Y•etarday'• Pf-141 Lovelaceville. Phone Gage 876-4355. EIGHT ROOM HOUSE PLUS Bath, NOTICE you may qualify for this unusual 230 lbs. $13.35 to $13.60. Few No 180 al lc fresh paint inside and out. Call simuner position. Above average $13.60 to $14.00 No 2 and ACROSS 6- ind•ftalte PO= OOMO to 220 lbs. article or bee et. C. or Will Ed earnings guaranteed if accepted. HOG MARKET lbs. $12.25 to $13.35 No. M000 MOO MOO RAMBLER STATION Wagon. 153-4500 PRE-EASTER elFIOE SALE, Heels, 3 235 to 270 I Drinking 7-Number 1963 Write in confidence to The Ledger vessels 8-Man's name 126100 MIPInlOOM bailey at Murray Hume Improve- avwCaLS ana Ilats. All bargam prices. 1, 2 and 3 150 to 175 lbs. $11.00 to Like new. Also 15 ft. aluminum Federal State Market News Serv- I. SIMI'S 9-Nearly sap Ky. 400 lib 600 BOOMEr: OWE • White at Murray ment Company. In basement of Murray Hatchery, & Times, Box 32-W, Murray. $13.35. No. 2 and 3 soss nickname 10.1t1,.er duck boat. Call Porter ice, Friday, April 5. Kentucky Fur- I' It -Vast ages tIMOR MO OMR So. 4th St. a6c to $1125. No 1 and 2 250 Lessen Marble Works. 753-2512. sIc StOKER COAL Furn- • Chase-Area Hog Market Report in- lbs. 110.00 12-0x of III- Harvest GOO SW77,MIO MO Br..N kEED it-Part of stove OFFICE NURSE LOCAL physician 400 lbs. $11.00 to $12.50. Celebes mmo t3O .EM QOM ace. blower. Sell cheap. Call 733- eluding 9 buying stations. Estimated to 13- Unit 22-Crippled mocrioN MOO MONTGOMERY WARD GARDEN 1746. alp office. Experience cleaned but not 14' Butter 23-Repair. GOM MO MOPM disc, IN TO YOUR Requesta necessary. Write Box 566, giving age, I substitute 24-Explosive tractor, 5 h.p. motor, plow, ANSWER (collcm ) sound MOMO AMMOPM cultivator, cycle mower, and trailer. 1964 HONDA 50cc SPORTS CUB. we are extending our special offer experience and references. ark 15. Distinctive 26- Female ruff =MOW OOMPH Less tnan 2,000 nines, engine over- until Easter. You get one 8:10 tone :7-Sunburn DON ;MGM $175. Call 753-3841 after 6.00 pm. 17-Man', name 39-0141111 of ciOOM a4c hauled, complete with 2 racuig hai- photo, six postcard photos for only 19-Vapid hearing MOO ama MOO rnet& extra tires, and miscellaneous 6465. This reg. $9.50 offer is limited Susumu Opporiutoirets lo.Rtuslral 110- t)rivoured • • Instruments 15-Dwarfs parts. New condition. $200.00. Call to babies and children to 12 years. 21-Transaction 36-Sow 43-oi,1•1 at 47-Melody 14' FIBERGLASS BOAT, 35 H.P. 37-Perform target 762-3746. a6p Loves Studio, 503 Poplar Street 23-Army meal 49-Offspring motor. trailer, and ski equipment. 24 Prefix: alone 41- Sutter' Inoue Murray Ky a5c DON'T SELL YOURSELF before It -Fleet of Person So-Spread for I 1610 Hamilton or Taz Rogers, 3 BEDROOM BRICK ON Meadow SHORT: .16 Communion ships 44-01rIs name drying 810 Lone with carport, storm windows, RECESSION-DEPRESSION Plat* 40-WOve out 44-Solar disk SI- `. ote of A -ale 15- Afternoon chain link fence, electric and doors, FOR ANY KIND OF TRACIDR PROOF BUSINESS party 1 2 3 • VA:3 6 7 •••::::-. 9 10 11 $13,000. Call 753-5923. uric 31-Fafoo 11•V• heat. work. Call PL 3-2477. a5c EXCEPTIONAL HIGH Islands AAA ::!:!: EARNINGS Whirlwind 11 NV% Or PARTY 12-Pro.ide crew ••!X WANTED: RESPONSIBLE PART - TIME - WORK UUUX.C:UU' to take over low monthly payments -Neat- 15 16 Xe•:.17 1S SPIN NO BACKLASH Fish- FOR ADDED INCOME 34-Wooden pIn on a Spinet piano. Can be seen -CAST 36.1 iispatches ••!.*: NOW YOU CAN -- Iteitable lowly on- Permute. web' Or Manager. P.O. ing outfits, complete rod line reel fr•Male ranted for thr• area to h•ndle -Flxist locally. Write Credit 19- want start at $5.W. Harris' Grocery IS,' aerial lesume BALA. mita hYlv tem UUIU BUY A USED CAR Box 215, Shelbyville. Indiana. a6p Prices 41-Float In •tr PI TE112112VISION and RADIO 22 r.:SX 23 az Bait Shop. South 4th Street. &Sp TUBSO sold 0-Tally :*2' 9 through our lamed modern lyre lithe We ..N&P. 45-Kind of Sea,. WITH CONFIDENCE SEVERAL NICE FARMS Ranging ' tiwilair and mentuin.hio nit units Will 24 75 Zi$:26 27 ••••213 79 OM _ not with your preened ofn- (p1.) * li of inter-fore 'Ite% Irmo 50 acres to 330 acres. Some 0107mellt 48- Wanderers • show a nice return on TIME IS HERE FOR ONE I To Quality YOU must have: Fruit •,:vt.v;.):,m these farms THE SI-Native metal bank: 3 of start their Ine I 1)11.4115 on Cash Available Immediately. il MOW." M111 EXCLUSIVE investment from soil Hour Martinizing to l'ar 5 Apart. Miura ioresely. • - 34 3L, miles of sured Storage. sac Should net up U, $5410 00 per Mena in St -Poem these farms are within Box '- Parsing* U 00.:•1101 tour spun' urn. Thi• 'alinpany will ..•2.7z$M111,40 city limits. twiend float-mud aasiadanee to full time 55. Founda Hon 42 :CI NM fsow iMi NA fs!.!...1 • LAKE CCYTTAGE: LOCATED ON if Oesimr1 Do not WIIIVISr mike. fully .W0UIUUU -NOTICE- IiMe yid in w folatoOt. 57-1 upherritam J44 3 46 47 lot on main I./r it lop waterfront large level All residents of the City of Mur- • • Income starts immediately. UUI.:34 In- DOW N UI lake near Blood River. $7,700 ray. Kentucky are hereby notified • • Business is set up for you. 49 itic,c. dudes cottage and all furniture that the Common Council' of the "We secure locations I -nous.* pets 419lUll IUUIU 2-5imtle Item 51 57 ti:.54 with boat and motor and race piano. on experi- 1 City of Murray, Kentucky, will, • • Selling, soliciting or -Hair w: living dressing III This cottage has 1040 sq. it. of the 11th day of April, 1963, at 7:00 ence not necessary. -Jacob Shreds, a guide, explains a can- 4-1(Ind of fur area and a good deep sell for water o clock pm., in the City Municipal For personal internew in your BATTLEFIELD TOUR H. )2* • Ea non to President Kennedy and his party at Gettysburg. At %meth an IUU supply. Plenty of other extras. If Building, hold a public hearing with City. write, please include phone Distr. by Uni • esture Sc 'irate on, . left of the President Isleavy Undersecretary Paul Fay, and ME GU BIB you are interested in a lake cottage, reference to the proposed adoption number next to Snead, are fare Kennedy and Mrs. Fay PI Rill RIM you mu.st see this one. I of a "Housing and Unsafe Building TELEVISION - • GUARANTEE BUILDING LOTS: WE HAVE the Code. P.O. Box 3373 • SW WI largest selection of building lots in Youngstown 12, Ohio Murray. Also, we profess to have the A copy of said 'Housing and Un- most beautiful lots now available In safe Building Code" is on file in the )ON you office of the Clerk of the City of NINE GU the city or county. See us before buy. Murray. and the public Is invited FOP RENT HOMES: SEVERAL NICE BRICK to examine and study the provisions FORD homes in Murray ranging frot,i $12,- of said proposed code. Thessalter. COLOR. 4 ROOM MODERN DUPLEX 14 000 to $20.000. i all citizens are invited to attend the mile from limits on Lynn Grove PL:RDOM & THURMAN lnaurance , public bearing above mentioned and UNDAY! * Rd Adults only. E. C. Stone, phone & Real Estate, South aide Court to express their views concerning JASON se " DEALER 753-6875. abp Square. Phone 753-4461. a8c the provisions of such code. - -- - FURNISHED GARAGE Apartment ilCOLOR .MINATURE DACHSHUND, AJE.C. The previsions of this code are of for two college boys. Private en- registered. Black, male, 1 V1 yea. old. vital importance to every citizen of Hen- by Ernie Bealimiller now PL 3-5788. a,Bp the City of Murray. Kentucky. NANCY ce, your views concerning said code WANTED will be appreciated lOP MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL MURRAY, KY. EMPLOYMENT 15 YEARS Ex- OF CITY OF perience in raising and caring for - THIS IS TI-4;= • USED CARS livestock and poultry Some plumb- HIeHesT PEAK Only your Ford Dealer ing and truck driving. Phone 753- IN THE 5240 from 11 30 to 1 00 days. after DANCE COUNTY otters this guarantee 6:00 nights tap BINE AND to the Music of AIR CUTS SERVICEABILITY RAYBl RN ANTIldNY and HIS C081110 GUARANTEE 1 Saturday Night ' Holmes Your lord Dealer has inspected, road -listed and. if nec•ssary. at tor recondttioned every Al Used Car or Truck and guarantees that it IS MAXWIt'S in Serviceable condition. HWY. 79 Landing, Tennessee ;hop FIRST-MONTH Paris GUARANTEE 492-2282 2 Under this guarantee your Ford by Raebern Van Buren Dealer tor the first 30 days (or SLATS 1.000 miles). will give a 50% cash ABBIE AN' discount from his regular naiad pric• on any repairs he makes your WILL THOU ARE NOT LEAVING that are necessary to keep - Notice - - - SHOVE OFF. THEN I - BECAUSE car or truck in serviceable condo. 'IOU WON'T NAVE TO NOT US. TVOU WILL STAY ON HERE AS LONG bon ((xcePT for tires and tubes, YOU WON'T HAVE TO ABOUT MY WORRY-- AS rliOU LIVE. AND 140W LONG THOU glass, Of radio And, of course, TO ALL RESIDENTS, wokey or WORRY, SIR. SOON'S I'M THE ON TN . oscopt In cts• of accident KENTUCKY CORRUPTIN' LIVES DEPENDS ENTIRELY abuse.) CITY OF MURRAY, ABLE 10 NAVIGATE, I'LL IN GOOO NIGHT, MR. DOBBS! RATCH UP MY BOAT FOLKS Council and San- TOWN .1 The Mayor, City AND - TWO-YEAR PARTING - Singer Bobby itation Department appreciate the Hollywarider San- GUARANTEE Darin and splendid cooperation received from -3 dra Dee, shown In compati- Murray. which has the residents of tinder this guarantee your Ford ble days. are separating, said sanitation program a suc- period of made the te of Dealer, for an additional announcement two years, will g4so • ISIS cash a studio cess this year. discount from his regular retell price on any repairs he makes We want to further Improve this that Cr. necessary to keep your starting a once-a-week car or trur:k in serviceable condi- servk-e by tion.(Except. of count*, en case of trash pickup program effective Ap- NG Or abuse.) /accident ril 10, 1961. If you desire to take advantage of this service, please place the trash FOR THE BEST you such to have picked up at, the curb. Small pieces must be in con- id& DEAL IN USED tainers. Papers, m•gazines, etc., in :mall bundles. You by Al CaPP CARS, ESPECIALLY should be tied LIL'ABNER are further requested to pile brush USED FORDS, SEE and limbs straight. preferably tied AP Sv.EARS TO bundles. NO WET GARB- °Li MAH NITS in small MARFei AGE IS TO BE PLACED AT CURB. ' i-1E_r ART, AN' T'OTHER ON - GLORIal5S17ITCHOO sotmcv-DELLE The section of the City north of n-4' CORNPONE- BRICKHOUSE!! YOUR !Wain Street will be serviced on Wednesday and the south aide on Thursday. FORD curb by 'Please place trash at the 7:00 ant, on day of pickup as it will be Impossible to work any street can DEALER The more than once on the day spec-- ANTI-KHRUSHCHEV? Italian Communist Party 494C', L'Unita retorts newspaper Effective dates: North of Main there's a -difficult battle nh'ir I "X) Street. April 10, 1463: South of Main Fel-PD In progress' in the Kremlin, Street, %urn 11. 1963. •WAV GUARIPIITif and that opposition to Pre- mier Khrushchev Ls forming Your cooperation will be appreci- around party Ideologist Mik- ated. .4691 (above), barked t'••• flfr-roi mop.. hail Suslov V. by military% elements. -('ITT pi: MURRAN

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IGHTUCRY PAGE SIX Bonus Baby Trying To Settle Question On FILRIA BIMINII LEDGER & TIMES Who Got Best Deal In So-Orioles Trade • games. the Kt t otter' Prow* Itstorto.t ittool Hansen. pitcher Hoyt Wilhelm. and In other exhibition PAGE. the, blanked the Pit- FARM Which team got the better of Pete Ward to the White New York Yankees infielder forms the , ed this great experiment in democ- between the Chicago Pirates. 2-0: the St Louis derstancf the spirit that big t tad e Sox for shortstop Luis Aparicio and , tsburgh in time or Minnesota hns-lieriss bedrock of free enterprise; there- 'racy. status was not fixed White Sox and the Baltimore Ori- outfielder Al Smith in mid-January, I Cardinals rout ed the Ilesietky they, with all the shrewdness size, but was movable and could be oles this winter" Twins, 12-3: the Detroit Tigers edg- fore, Ward Helps Out Farm they non summon, I lifted through a man's thoughts Former $125000 bOnus baby Dave ed the New York Mets. 3-2, the Since Its beguininv. Bureau and patience that the Senators edged the has fought hard and steadily tor fight the system in vain, 'i and wok. Nicholson is trying to settle Ward. who already has won Washington . beat fundamental principle of Too often, in the heat and ores- question all by himself this spring. White Sox' third base Job, con- Orioles, 4-3: the Chicago Cubs the great corner- The spirit of free enterprise-the of a modern society, we for- who spent five and a single in the Los Angeles Dodgers. 8-2. the free enterprise, one of tne sure The big outfielder, tributed • homer driving power of the real American- national and topped the Phila- stones upon which America was get the origins of our frustrating years in the Baltimore Thursday's victory in which Chi- Milwaukee Braves fair play grown and proeperem -is justice and faith and personal strenght and see only its organization, drove in five runs with out 13 hits against Joe delphia Phillies. 9-2: the Houston built and has cago rapped and the law and the courts and free is to remain "the After the Los Angeles Ang- Hawever a great many people result If Muerte& Nuxhall and Al Worthington. Colts downed free press It Is run, double and single the "tree enterprse elections and the land of the free," the free enter- $ a home a two-run homer to Jerry els. 5-2. and the Cleveland Indians seem to think Sox a Swine up -in- freedom of worship and freedom must be kept at the Thursday to give the White inning. Ray Her- out-slugged the San Francisco Gi- systesn" is a kind of divinely prise spirit Lynch in the first of speech and respect for another of progress 9-5 exhibition victory over the Cin- down spired something that makes us and forefront In the march bert of the White Sox settled ants. 1I- and rights that cannot Reds at Macon. Gs zountry great and good What man's views and achievement. cinnati to four scoreless innings AS a tuneup Yankee pitchers Jim Bouton, Luis our from the that the be conquered anti privacy that can- Nicholson was traded Arroyo and Hal Reniff doled out these people fail to see is shortstop Ron for Tuesnai s opener system is the not be invaded Everything good in Orioles along with only four hits to the Pirates Arroyo, spirit and not the -that we our country comes from this spirit making a strong comeback aorked reason for its greatness prosper and build two strong innings and has allowed can trade and If we are prosperous, it is because freedom is not a cause only one earned run in 13 innings and sell with first we became free If we nave this spring but an effect. bunt a successful farm, business or makes free enterprise Sairaiski Belts Homer What really Industry. it is because we first creat- the spirit, the true sense of A three-run homer by Carl Sa- work is ed Just rules to live by and lofty from first national tie- watski and a two-run blast by Curt liberty, that Ideals to fight for When we start- insptratior Flood sparked the Cardinals over /Innings was the real later we built. the Twins Ray Sadecki pitched five and strenght of what invention or innings for the Cards, giving up It is not the corporate 111EXL,D=.2. or state's one run and six hits. rugged individualism similar that Coot Veal's two-out, two-run sin- rights or anything enterprise work, but the r farm, woodlot gle in the 10th inning provided the makes free iur here Ls I Tigers with .a come-from behind mint of the thing And have fallen triumph over the 3dets 111111110....4 where the communists into error They fall, totally, to un- The Senators scored all their runs in the seventh inning on four singles a and a walk off rookie hurler Buster LI Sootortsw•ighl Billy Williams three-run Narum SHE WAS HEARTLESS - Maisie placidly intfoducos ono at hee homer and Larry Jackson's three seven new pups in Stanford, Calif., oblivious of the fact scoreless innings led the Cubs over that she is a milestone in medical history. Sixteen months the Dodgers. before, e.l.r heart was removed, clear out, and she was keg; L.ottt end comp., but •• So sow alive for 77 minutes by • heart-lung machine Electrocardio- qoality, this "to,.,.,, Snood . pato.. Burdette, Hank Fischer and root sho toys its its and DIRECT Lew grams later showed her heart functioning normally. Dr. Oto tools stopped poowdow Frank Funk of the Braves 'sur- D , $129" Edward J Honey and a team of Stanford University on three hits Five Angel the Phils geons did the Job. which may be a first step toward perfect. and Ernie Fazio's three-run I errors big such a technique for serious human heart operations, the Colts to victory. homer helped specially for the 15.000 "blue babies' burn each year Sykes Bros. Lumber Co. Homers by Tito Francona. ElBa Burton. Woodie Held and Max Alva New ennenrA Road paced Cleveland's attack FROM THE- COLLEGE NEWS Press PLANNING .. . Box CAPTAIN Bill Graham, sissdor. To Have A Murray, will captain the 1963 gaff true. SUCLESKUL CROP CALLS FOR Graham Elected Captain Fory1963 Golf Season she caught the future half- In last week's meeting of the eight When crowd one of the proposals back ivat short of the goal. the OVC schools, Bill Graham. a senior from Mur- PLANIT:3! 'CHANGE IS GOOD'- Miguel roared as approval as the public ad- SOUND outlawing of athletic passed was the ray, has been elected captain of Yd:goras Fuentes (above), col- dress announcer ca II ed the plior work.ships and allow-in member team for the 1963 deposed as Guatemala piesi- in the end mono.- the WIC golf PLAN TODAY FOR leges to give scholarships in spring "Pairreatch dent by an anti -Communist rDARTINO DOTY AND campaign TOMORROW WITH A sports la a three-year letterman 4 shapely military group, said in DAZZLING DUGAN Graham And maybe that rues for bate cut down Valley Confer- SOME CATCH,- Managua, Nicaragua. -The This move will definitely art who won the Ohio Duren and the Los Angeles Angels- star pitcher Bob Doty and George Dugan CROP LOAN Mamie Van Guate- the number of ahletes insprtng- ence medalist title last year PCA the) re engaged. Shea change Is good for two examples of the outstanding Bo Bennsky tinset I as they admit have been re- Florida Invitational mala ani Central Amerce." sports proin:ams a ho In the recent Save by paying cash. has been wed twice. He's 26, "never even went steady.' -little man in sports • 30, ceiving aid through the uorkshipe tourney he placed fifth with a 290 Doty, who stands 5-5 and weighs • Use the money as needed. now only five will recelye total score Where school record in lan- charged only recelied SOM. 150 set a now .1 a-r• • Interest is • nde.' 10 or 12 Thursday yard clash at Cookeville for the number of day h nancial help when he covered the distance in 96 THE END ZONE ii', used. Fellt CATCH IN seconds. For good measure he worn large crowd turn- • Repayment not due until An exceptionally the 220-yard dash with • time of annual Blue-White crops Sr. sold. ed out to see the 222 Friday with Inter-squad football game Dugan. who ranked second in $EE or • Interest is slopped they didn't go away dis- - PLEASE! night arid In strikeouts last year. shoalit'nation CALL ... each payment. they witnessed appointed because ed mid-season form when he shut -hitting spring one of the hardest out the Wildcats of Northwestern. has ever seen contests this reporter in the first game of the four- game 9-0, KEYS KEEL Usually in the inter-squad game series. the players go all out and really tut The 5-9. 155-pound southpaw gave for about a half and then therre up only three hits and struck out Jackson Purchase pooped But this wasn't the case eight as he went the distance to Priday..gs both squads consistently mark the first time this season a 4-Dr. Hardtop. Well made 'The leather pop. dr a w in g '62 OLDSMOBILE. 4-Dr. Hardtop. '58 FORD Fairlane Murray pitcher has gone the full Az white. rounds of applause from the spec- Double power, air-conditioning, one equikped, Murray car, red nine Innings. PRODUCTION CREDIT tators a little honey. Mur- owner, solid white She's clean as She's Then on Saturday a "little" (NLY new. However, the biggest hand of the ray pitcher, Jim Jacoba, went the YOti CAN night went to a mother of a small distance and shut out Northwestern. PP-EVENT' '57 MERCURY Turnpike Cruiser 2-Dr. tot who had broken away from her 4-0. "Little Jake.- who stands 6-3 ASSOCIATION scatter- FOREST Fs RES '61 CADILLAC 62 Sedan. All power Hardtop. Double power, red de white I and was heading for the end zone . and weighs 225 soaking wet, $07 North 4th Street Murray 753-51103 car pis- I by way of the track that encircles I ed six hits and struck out eight. ar.d air. one owner Southern She's hot as a town marshal's tie.. the football field f roto it,. roil.,., She's sharp. tol I

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