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presence .tent IN OUR 83rd YEAR United Press International Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, August MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 getting you 21, 1962 Vol. LXXXIII No. 198 .1.11 411MN. get them out Cases apart- Are Heard use or .Violent Wind i:IfiesedlindaWomany In County Court City Resident fAY out! Two Reds Down Several cases have been heard Brings Relief by In Judge Robert Miller State'Remains ree Estimate! during Passes Away the past week. rninate pests Ronald Roberts of Kirksey was At arrested for speeding by Trooper at low cost To Midwest Paducah Last Night • 124 Miles Apart Guy Turner, and fined $10.00 with costa of $15.50. Grip, Heat Wave winds pounced on Ohio Mrs. Belle Violent Jackson, age 84, Jo Helen Young Kind l is charg- Mrs. Sherman Farris. age 67, Kansas during the night from died at 7:30 p. m. ITROL and Monday in the ed with -cutting in sudden af- passed away last night at 8:15 Canadian cool front bringing re- Stewarts Rest • a Home in Paducah. fray- and was arrested by Sheriff o'clock at the 'Murray Hospikal By United Press International Monday night as a few transform. Midwest from the hot- Sure ivors are lief to the one daughter, Wirodrow Rickman. Trial will be of complications following an ex- Kentucky remained in the grif ens and fuses on power poles blew test weather of the summer. Mrs. Lee Mathis, Murray ('S PEST route held on Saturday. She was re- tended illness. Mrs. Farris re- V the worst -heat wave of the out because of the heavy load. storm killed three. men and five; three sons, A Frank Jackson, leased on bond. She is charged sided at 609 South Ninth Street summer today, as 26-year-old heat 'Most of the commonwealth- at Cleveland, Ohio. Illinois, Ray injured four Jackson. Detroit, and with cutting Buster Bumphis with Extended. reeprds toppled Monday when the particularly the western halt-tilt Laza 3.3914 Winds up to 110 miles an hour Joe Jackson, 1200 Sycamore; three a knife, the wound requiring 25 She is survived by her husband, temperature climbed above th. is desperate need of-fain, Much sisters. toppled a water tower atop the Mrs. Jeff Edwards. Dex- stitches. Sherman Farris; one daughter, 100-degree mark, of the area has been 13 days with- Monarch Aluminum Manufactues ter. Mrs. Luther Clark, and 'Mrs. Lorene Doran, 611 Maple, was Mrs. Sam Summer, Murray route A reading of 100.8 degrees was out appreciable rainfall, and crops it crashing; Jack Allen both of Largo. ing Co. and sent Florida; charged with improper passing by three; eight sons, Richard and registered at Louisville between are showing damage. five floors of the build- 12 grandchildren and 27 through great- Trooper Turner. She was fined Billy Joe, Benton route one. Leon 3 and 4 p. m.. making Monday the Much tobacco is being cut pre' grandchildren. ing. $10.00 and costs of $15.50. of South Ninth Extended, Winifred 'hottest Aug. 20 since 1936. maturely because farmers want to women burned to death Mrs. Jackson was a Two member of Jesse Walker was charged with Rudd. W. J. and Bobby of Flora, A repeat performance may be prevent additional waste from dry' 6 lightning struck the Hickory Grove al early today when Church of breach of peace before Judge Illinois, Lois Dee of Kingston, in store as the U. S. Weather ing lower leaves in the fields. Frankfort, Ind., Christ. Funeral services their home near will be Pro-tem .Waylon Rayburn yester- Rhode Island, and Asher Farris, Bureau at Stancliford 'Field, Louis- off a fire which de- held Wednesday at 2:00 p. • touching m. at day. He was fined $10.00 with Murray. route six: one aunt, Mrs. ville, recorded an official temper- the Max Churchill Funeral stroyed the house. Chapel. costs of $21.50. Ella Dick, Mayfield route six; ature of 87 degrees at 10;15 a. m., Up la 1_0.000 families in the_ Rees Layne Shanklin will conduct 17 grandchild-ren and two great- tESTI's • - the Sir Winston Cleveland area were left without rites. Burial will be in the grandchildren. The same late 'morning temper- electric ;sewer. The Ohio city was Temple Hill cemetery. Free Dog Notice Mrs. Farris had been a member ature was reported Monday before littered with broken windows. up- Grandsons of the deceased will of the Coles Camp Ground Me- the mercury began its record serve Really Gets Results rooted trees and tainted power as pallbearers. Friends may thodist Church for 49 years. Fu- climb. Goes Home call - lines. The U. S. Weather Bur at the Max Churchill Funeral neral services will be held there Qther Kentucky cities reported Home. said a funnel cloud was sighted "I bet 1 got over 150 calls" re- with Rev.. Johnson Easley and temperatures hoving near or just over Cleveland. ported Truman Smith this week Rev. Layne Shanklin officiating. over the 100 mark. Lexington re- • LONDON UPt - Sir Winston AC0. Storm ,Topples Poles • aeer having the Ledger and Times'Burial will be in the church ce- ported an 8-year high of 98; Cov- Cburshill went home fri.rn the Trees and utility poles - were run a short notice that he had a metery. ington record 100 and Paducah hospitat today, flashing ha famous felled by heavy wind and rain if Berlin Chihuahua to give to some little The time of the service is in- and Bowling Green each reported Police "V" for Grand Isle, Vt., along Lake girl. - complete at this time. official readings of 90. eaceory salute to a cheer- ing Champlain. U. S. 2 was closed to Mr. Smith, who raises Chihuah- Friends may call at the J. H. No relief from the heat wave is crowd and waving a big cigar. traffic by 30 toppled utility poles. Alerted For uas. had a female dog which seem- Churchill Funeral Home until the currently in sight. although the The 87-year old warrior, once A violent thunderstorm at Ho- ed to like little girls very much, service hour. weatherman has hopefully. predict- agai-n carrying out .his policy gansburg. N. Y.. and the St. Regis so he decided to give the dog to ed some nattered showers for to- of "no surrender" to Ulnes Indian Reservation toppled trees some little girl free of charge. night. ix personal mSsfortune. left Mid- leaving Riot woe FotatutA dlesex Hospital in a veheel chair, and severed spcnver lines, Duty A notice was run in the Ledger Showers were reliant:I early_Ao- 50 homes without electricity. Tow. and Times, and Smith was day in Hardin, Green and Adair' 54 drays after 'he was carried in er failures were reported in five swamped with calls. "I'm still get- counties. Thundershowers are pre- on a !stretcher with a broken • New York communities farther By JOSEPH B. FLEMING ting calls about the dog", Mr. LIMA, Peru ;UPI - Miguel Utria, dicted today for northern Ken- thigh. east. SERIrsi Wee - West Berlin Smith said yesterday. who is still active as a construc- tucky. About 3.000 cheering well-wi-h- . Allentown. Pa., had 80 - mile police strung barbed-wire barri- The Ledger and Times goes into tion worker at the age of 100, Temperatures Wednesday are ere were gathered to watch him winds. Winds up to 60 miles an -Lt. Col. Pavel Popovich cades on the west side of the more homes in Murray and Callo- said today his formula for long GLAD TO SEE THEMSELVES BACK expected to sizzle on into the 90s. leave. end the Britiah Broadcast- hour and large hail hit Philips- fright) happily hugs "space twin" Maj. Andrian Nikolayev Berlin wall opposite East Ger- way County than any other news- life is: The Louisville Gas & Electric ing Company 4 BBC mrried tne burg, Pa. during their layover for physical tests in Karanda, site of man government headquarters to- paper Advertisements or notices -Don't sleep much. Co. reported the demand for pow- event to the rest of the nation. Heat record were set Wont the Soviet coamodrome. Moscow announced they landed day in a move to prevent further V any kind reach more people -Drink a glass of white wine er-caused principally by strain- Kansas to the Atlantic Ocean. from their multi-orbit apace trip in Kaaakh S.S.R. anti-Communist rioting. in the Ledger and Times than every day. ing air eonditioners-set two re- ir...tne his cigar over his head, Hottest in Years lihrougit any other medium. -Aeon ewe,. frets amnion. At the ètiie, Mayor Willy ev*clit -Mondry. 4rttakillallt1 gr!rinerl cheerily 30 the Washington. D. C. had its hot- 2 p. m., the 38,- Brandt conferred with the big Between 1 and crowd outside the hospital. but test Aug. 20' since I874 and the By ROBERT J. KORENGOLD sold topped a Juvenile Hearing three Western Allied command- 000 kilowatt hours he seemed pole and much thinnar warmest day of the year when Nit)SLXYW - Russia's twin previous record set last year by than he was veben he was injorsti degrees. cosmonauts ants to discuss the crisis and the temperature hit 99 dieelosect today that Scheduled Today State Is Either Doing Well 20,000 kilowatt houna sold topped in a fall nearly two months ago. Hock, seek means of preventing future The high of 1123 at Little they came within three miles of last year's July 31 record of Attendants eased t he former date each other in their record-break- outbreaks of violence by West Ar., broke a record for the 11.536.000. prime minister into an ambulance set 63 years ago. in-, orbit through space and float- Berliners incensed over the com- A juvenile hearing is scheduled munist Or Is In Red Say Officials Temporary blackouts occurred and 13 minutes later he was at -degree reading at Mari- ed back to earth by parachute. shooting of East German The 103 this afternoon with six boys ages home in Hyde Park where Lady the warmest day in They said there was no attempt refugees. on, Ill., was 14 and 15 They allegedly poured was waiting, for him on 15 years. and no plan to link up their five- Churchill Auguet in out a bottle of rubbing alcohol West Berlin police were put on So on paper, Schneider reached' 'the steps. As he went through the Tenn reported 101 ton space ships in orbit. By JOSEPH VARILLA Murray flosfrital Nashville. in the alley behind Boone Clean- a special alert at mid-day. Barbed the conclusion that the state cur- door of his town house servants highest in history for the Maj. Andrian Nikolayev, who United Press International degrees. ers and set it on fire. wire barricades were strung along rently is in the red by $2.390.905. stepped forward to embrace him date, breaking a 37-year record. Made 64 orbits of the earth, and two City Patrolman Alvin Farris 250 yards of the border on the FRANKFORT. Ky. IUD - State which he got by lumping the or shake his hand. Louisville. Ky.. had its hottest his -space lain." Lt. Col. Pavel and getting the chi. Census - Adult turned them over to Judge Dunn. western side of the wall along Auditor Joe Schneider and Fi- fiscal sears Same of those .whes Saw nrrn eight years and the 100- Popovich, who completed 48 or- for Cenetia - Nursery 4 day in city judge, who in turn handed Wilhel-mstrasse, opposite the East nance Commiasioner Robert M. ference between the surplus outside the hospital were dis- degree reading was hishest ever bits. gave details of their tandem estimated deficit Adult Beds them over to Judge Miller. German headquarters. This stretch Matthews, using different account- 1961-62 and the mayed by his pallor. for the date. journey through space at Moscow Emergency Beds 44 , They were released to appear has been a gathering place for ing procedures, disagreed sharply for 1962-63. "Be looks stiocking," Sine wom- The high of 101 at Cincinnati. University's main hall. The mars- Deficit Explained Patients admitted . at the hearing this afternoon. West Berliners who have stoned today on the position of the an said. "realfy shocking." - Ohio, was the highest ever for thon conference lasted three hours using the two fiscal years Patients dismissed . both East and West Berlin po- state's general fund. But, in But Ibis physician. Lord Mat-an, the date, breaking a 26-year-old and 43 minutes. Schneider's auditors gave . New Citizens - S:30. 0 lice. -We're doing fine," said Mat- together. said: Is record. The high of 104 degrees Nikolayev told the 1.500 news- impression that the state Patients 'admitted ;from Friday Son Born To Former tws. the ' ifie is very well. I am very at St. Louis. Mo, broke a 26-year men and observers at the tele- As the alert went into effect, would wind up the fiscal year%- a. am 'to M•rlidaY 10:00' a- in• les 'We're in the red.- said Schnei- happy with him. He.is not unduly record for the date. vised session that retro-rockets 12 truckloads of West Berlin po- with a whopping deficit and that James Ronald Jackson. Dexter; Local Couple der. tired. He can walk around with a Drought-stricken New York and first slowed the speed of his lice moved un to the U. S. Army's would be completely Mrs. James T Johnston. Fairlane tit How do the two fiscal officers the surplus now." PennssIvania got up to half an space ship, Vostok ill, while it Cheakpoint Charlie and 300 po- Drive, Rt. 4; John F. Lee Rt. 1. stick disagree on such a basic subject wiped out. hospirtaa was in- but Austin. Tex.. still was in orbit more than 100 Mr and Mrs. Will Mac Jones of licenien spread out through the Mat- Dexter; Mrs. Richard Durrett and The exft truth the inch of rain it's easy. "Wait a minute," countered and 2312 Whitney Drive, Monroe, Lou- area. -actually, ,baby' girl. RI. 1, Gilbertsville; another personal vict or y for he • had its 51st rainless day miles above the earth. Then, he figured it this way theses who wanta to look at one isiana. announce the arrival of Schneider Mrs. John M. Warren and baby Churchill in his frequent contests rattlesnakes were on the prowl. said, he was "separated in a cap- July 31, fiscal year at a time. gli Twenty-six West Berlin motor- He said that as of boys Rt 6, Box 174, Benton; Mrs. with siknents and injuries. Phis looking for moisture. sule" from the instrument corn- their fourth child Jeffrey Allen. $4,523,961 He pointed out that there is a cycle police stood by to escort there was a surplus of time- he e; on the way to recovery partment of the ship, making a The young fellow weighted eight reserve of $4.116.337 remaining in Rob Jackson, Rt I, Alma: Mrs. the daily Russian bus, which has in the general fund from the 1961. Hazel; Kenneth fn.m- a broken left thigh, suffered blazing re-entry into the earth's pounds and four ounces at birth. a reserve to pay hills that were Greely Burnett, been stoned by rioters during the 82 fiscal year. But he added that fall June 28 during a vaca- Seats On atmosphere. At an undisclosed The couple has three other chil- encumbered during the 1961-62 Dale Thompson. Rt. 3. Bechanan, in sa Reserve past three days. for the present 1962-63 fiscal year, tion 'in the French Riviera. M11, height, he said, he was ejected to dren, Gregg age 6, Randy age 3 were not paid. Continued on Page Four the estimated revenues are $8,- fiscal year but Sale, Murray High float to earth by parachate, land- ana Elaine age 19 months. Grand- because of these unpaid - - Meets hr.* Officals . .923,767 under the estimated , It is ing near Karaganda in Kazakh- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Carlos books for penditures for the year. bills, he said, that the The season reserve seat ticket', stan, 1.500 miles southeast of Mos- Jones of Murray and Mr. and Brandt met alone first with Continued on Page Four in the red-not for one fiscal for the Murray High Football cow. Mrs_ L. 'M. Smith of Brownsville, Maj. Gen Albert Watson II at - gornea may be secured by caiLag Lands Saint Way Tennessee. the headquarters of the U. S. • PL 3-5'202 and giving the order. Popovich said he also came commandant. Then the two went • games include Russell- Horne down by parachute from his ship, to the Western Allied commando Bailey Shows Reserve ville, Mayfield, Bowling Green, Vostok IV, and said he and Niko- Mr. And Mrs. Ling, tuna for conferences with the Paul Providence and Tilghman. Price layev Landed about 124 miles Brown Visit Here British and French command- $5 50. "If you 'had tickets last year apart. Previous announcements ants. Carcass Contest and want the same seats this year had said they came down within Champion In The conference considered a please call by- Friday. Augu.st six minutes of each other in the city government proposal that 2401," Coach Holland said. previously planned landing area. . • • LouisMr Wayne Western 'Allied soldiers, especial- FIFA member showed Popovich added that the two Brown and SOW David Wayne. 'are Paul Bailey, Murray Route I lege High ly medical men. enter East Ber- 10th place animals space shin. at their closest were the guests of Mrs. Brown's par- showed the Reserve Champion the 4th. and lin to aid refugees shot trying to -foot show. One of these Michael Palmer_- e•• about five kilometers or 3.1 miles ents, Mr. and Mrs. -C. 0. Bondur• Hog Carcass in the Owensboro in the on escape. The rioting was touched 21st in the carcass apart in orbit. He put the weight ant. Meat-Hog Carcass Contest Mon- animals was Winner In Show oftl by the shooting of an 18- and the other was dis- of the craft at "about five tons." The Brown family arrived in day This Duroc gilt won second contest year-old refugee who bled to not measuring a The space ships used by Rus- Murray last Friday after having place in the on400t show Fri- qualified for Michael Palmer. secretary of. death alongside the wall last Fri- loin eye, sia's first two space men. Lt. Col. Spent the past year in Pointiers, day. This animal weighed 200 9 4 inch the Calloway County High School day While both sides stood by. Bailey, daughter of Mr. 0, Yuri Gagarin and Maj. Gherman France. where Mr. Brown was a pounds, yielded 73.17 percent. had Becky 1.1°A chapter, won first and fourth - - Mrs. Paul Bailey and a 4-H Titov, were about 41.-2 tons. teacher in the Army Dependents a length of 295 inches. backfat and place in the Burley division on from College High Popovich, 'anawering a question Elementary School. measured 1.5 inches. had a loin club member best stalks of tobacco - at' the George Garland Is displayed a commercial Duroc. by one newsman, said there While they were in Europe eye area of 504 inches, 40 71 per- Pnrchase District Fair being held entry was disqualified for never had been any plan to'. link the family traveled " in fifteen cent of the carcass was lean cuts This at aititylield this, week. Placed In Jail meeting standard length re- up the' two space ships in flight. different countries and spent the and the carcass issas valued at not He placed second and fifth on quirements. 'Such a possibility had been sug- past two months camping in the $20.88 per hundred Bailey's other best dark fired stalks and fourth s Bailey's premium money gested by Britain's Sir Bernard countries of Switzerland, Austria, George Garland has been re- entry was first place commercial Paul on best stalk of one sticker to- his two hogs, Lovell, head of the Jodrell Bank Liechtenstein, Germany, Nether- moved from the Murray Hosiattal in the on-foot show and was 021.00 on bacco. Michael also participated winner $81.00; Ernie radio-telescope station, and others. lands, and Denmark. They sailed and placed in the Calloway Coun- in the carcass con. Charles Eldridge won in other 'classes of the agronomy placed 16th. $34.50 Before Nikolayev spoke, Matis- from Bremerhaven. Germany, ty jail with Ronnie Miller. Both Rob Bailey had winnings of and horticultural divisions winn- test. won $3.00. lay Keldysh, president of the July 25. arrived in New York Au- are charged with the attempt to and :Becky Bailey ing first, second and third places: Mr. single entries U. S. S. R. Academy of Sciences, gust 9, and s'pent a week sight- steal gasoline from the car lot of Charles Eldridge, son of There were 72 Ile is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge and a and 22 of them quali- s'aid the "group flight" of the two seeing there before coming to J3111e.4 and. Mrs. Charles in the show Kenneth Palmer of Kirksey. High contest. Ani- cosmonauts showed the way to Murray. Garland was shot, with a 16 member of Murray College fied for the ,carcass • and 7th. disqualified if they don't .man's free flight in outer space, Mrs. Brown is the former Betty gauge shotgun as the two humidly FIFA displayed the 4th. mals are were standards. The including more complex orbits Bondurant and is a graduate of left the car lot. on 'Murray route place carcass. These animals meet certification Eldritige's are: Loin eye area around the earth and other plan- Murray State College. Mr. Brown six and was taken to the hospital Yorkshire-Duroc cross. standards Weather weighed 1993 (Mini 4.0 Sq. inches; Length iMini ets. is the son of Mrs. Raymond Low- early Sunday morning by Miller. 4th place animal 73 78 percent, had 29.0 inches; and Backfat (Max.) ry of Providence and is a grad- Ed Shook, employee of Mr. Slag- pounds, yielded inches. baekfat inches. Report INDIANS RECALLED TYRIVER uate of Murray State College. le. had been sleeping in one of a length of 311 1.6 measured 1.3 inches, had a loin The hogs were sold to Field • CLEVELAND (UPI' -The Cleve- They have both done graduate the cars on the lot for several $2 MILLION CASH HIJACKED-A Massachusetts state troop- ay wastes Peen adosalinsell inches. 39.16 percent Packing Company for $1925 per land Indians have recalled pitctie: work at Miehigan State University nights when it was noted that eye of 4.04 er looks over mail truck which was hijacked or upwards of was lean cuts, and hundred. The show was sponsored Dave Ts-river from Salt Lake Cits in East Lansing. tirea, wheels and other items of the 'carcass $2 million at Randolph. The truck carried 16 money bags carcass; was valued at $20.04 by the Kentucky. Department of TOO' Tirthe 'Pacific Crimea- League- letters- Fallowing their visit here they were Missing. lie_ai_ued the the picked up from Cape Cod rest offices to be taken to the Monday 7Ti-g1l (-isdetT- - Agriculture and Field Packing ea be. eompiltel a 5-5 Peered. Relic: will return to Lansing, Mich., two allegedly taking gair e-fr• rederal Reserve Bank In Boston. The hijackers numbered Monday-Low Baifey, son of MF:'Conipsny -of Owenkuro,•-. .77 pitcher Frank Funk' was optionec where Mr. Brown teaches in the one of the cars. Both 4re seven, Ernie Rob tourtalwreariuldAst,nn American record for cash robbery. 7715 Today ...... and Mrs.-PauL Bailey anti A_Ctilt lucky, to Sill Lake CiTj-r. • '-'Llifinflg- CRT -Seism)Is. teetr-yerni-o}-140.

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• TUESDAY — AUGUST 21..1962 ',PAGE TWO AR LEDGER 1 MUKRANks. KENTUCKY Weekend Sports Kinky won the Newport Casino La-we tennis title with a 6-4, 6-4, Industry Is Stricken Summary Gene Scott. THE LEDGER & TIMES Mussel 6-4 victory over PUBLISHED by LEDGER k TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. hue The Calluway Times, and The TACOMA, Wash. — Welter- Consolidation of the Murray Ledger, By. Mystery; Harvest Is Poor -MOSCOW — Frank Fnoehling Tunes-Herald, October 20, 1928, and the Wt Kenturkian, January weght champion Emile Griffith gave the United States the angles 1, 1942. won a split-10-round decision Ov- I. tennis tourna- The mussel harvesting business, The indus t the same Anne er Denny Moyer in a non-title title in the Reissian ac PUBLISHER New- JAMES C. WILLIAMS, Valley's its ment by defeating Jeihn ONE one tif the Tetyleet. stepped up harvesting and ism- bout. fine combe of Australia, 3-6, 6-2, .8-2. We reserve the right to reject any Advertising. Letters to the Editor, small and little keown industries, prov..1 its harvesting methods. In Sunday TII 4-6, 7-5. colic or Public Voice items which, in our opinion, are not for the best in- is conftareed this year with a 1958 there were 458 men at week NEWPORT, R. I. — Chuck Mc- St it terest of our readers. mystery which is not only costing usin 294 boats. itt 1961 there were it dollen an-1 cents but could cost 994 men- with 926 boats. tive NATIONAL REPKESENTATIVES:' WALLACE WITMER. CO., 1509 Cinsineati 7 Los Angeles 3, 10 crop Ss ENNA, SCily — „French auto Ye Madison Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., New York, N.Y.; its life. lee 1962 mussel 19 t tilted ems Wen...Waal innings, night . . The mussel, for all his hum- Bonnet was deta Stephenson Bldg., Detroit, Mesh. unusually poor, and nobody quite racer Jean Lucienne drum underwater life, is colorful AMERICAN LEAGUE Mileseukee 9 San Francisco 4, crashed sole knows why. nem W, L. Pct.. G kl. killed when his Lotus Office. Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as in oame. Thirty varieties a r e night - As • Entesed at the Post What makes the ertuation even New York 74 49 .602 during the Grand Prize of Per Second Class Matter. known on the Tennessee with Only games scheduled. a ha worse, at least essehologically, is Los Angeles 71 54 .568 4 goes, such designations as pigtue, wash- Today's Games in Murray. per week 20e, per that the industry has a potential 71 56 .559 3 ILE of n By Carrier Minnesota - SUBSCRIPTION RAT: board, wartyback, elephant ear, Pittsburgh at New York, 2 marl month 85r. le Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $3.50; else- market which is the .best in its Chicago 65 61 .516 101 pistol grip, isdy finger and butter- Cinetrunti at Chicago testi. where, $5.50. history.• Detroit 61 62 .496 13 Wade — The Na- fly. He spends he life in -beds" Houston at Philadelphia, 2, twi- TACOMA, him Musseling in recent yeetre has Balt enure 60 63 .488 14 tional Boxing Association (NBA) 'The Outstanding Civic Asset of a Community is the at the bottom of the stream where night OF sone provided employment for over 900 Cleveland 59 65 .476 151 pened it. 43rd annual convent', : Newspaper" the water is clear, the current St. Louis at Milwaukee, night Al Integrity of its men and the value of the harvest etort 58 67 .464 17 name to Weld Box- not too swift, and the food supply Only games scheduled. may change haw in the peak year, 1960, exceeded Kansas Gay 58 68 .460 171 ing Association. — ALGUS 21. 1962 adequate. He has a :simplified Wednesday's Games - — TUESDAY r Slie million. Washington 46 78 .371 281 maned physiology but the amen- Cincinnati at Chicago MusseLs being to the category Monday's Results tie's are ail there—means of ob- San Flan. at New York, night THE MIDDLE of the animal kingdom known as Minnesota 6 Etostun 4 E BACK IN taining, digesting and assimilat- Leis Angeles at Philadelph.a. night ST. PAUL Minn — Doug San- mollusks. They are (-seems of the liatn..as City 7 New York 3 Paul FIFO ing food, and a reproductive Houston at Pittsburgh, night ders won the $30.000 St. oyster and the clam. While most Only carries scheduled. • sydem. Ile distinction is a muscle St. Louis at Milwaukee, night open with a 72-hole Weal of 269 varieties are found in salt water, Today's Games OST1LE NEWS from Ilerlin.and Nloscow sounds familiar which opens the steel as it lies H fresh water esecies have been New York at Los Angeles, night et late Cordell Ilull wito had on the river bottom waiting for LOCAL to Americans vvho Sdnured .the known for years in the Tennessee letzten at Kansas City, night food and snaps closed when dang- heading the democratic ticket in' 1940. River. Indians harvested. them for Washington at Minnesota, night Your . . . looked forward' to er comes close. food and turned the pearl-white Cleveland at Detroit, tight World 1Var Two was raging in Europe at the Linie and two lining of the shell into primitive This defence mechanism is his L2hcogu at Baltimore, night Pi lictaturg were in a fief to the -death- for wortd-leaderiship. N. jewelry. downfall. The mus.--oelman takes a Wednesday's Games of but- Pee Hitler of Germany and Stalin of _Russia. In 1891 the mareafacture flat bottom boat and rdiee it with Clieviand at Detroit EVINRUDE MOTOR Iowa created the first ems night tons in one or more horizontal bars called New York at Lees Angeles, 10111 Cordell Ilull believed we should follow a neutral course. 111.1Sissippi mercial market f or 'trails." From these brads as Boston at Kansas City. night Dealer Has Terms To Suit! lie stated repeatedly Communism and Nazism were both evil River mussels, and in 1906 Ten- at oinnesotra, night It many as 150 hooks drag over the Washington out of a River mussels entered the night NEWS and the mission of this great nation was to stay nessee river bottom. When a hook enters Chicago at Bale re, The o,nstruction of Rt fight between criminals and be in better position to aid suf- competition. the open mussel shell, the shell COMPLETE LINE OF: the Tennessee Valley • 111 dams by clamps down arid hangs on tight. fering man-kind after it was all over. create-it( deep impound- NATIONAL LEAGUE 301 Authority. Every once in a while the operator r-:_z• LIVE BAIT ments of slack water, was pre- Line Angeles — 82 44 .651 FISHING SUPPLIES wn -Wide raises the brail, removes the mus- • •ALONE ileAtt0).,..d the ins Sent Frei/wisest — 78 47 .424 Koo. sumed To have sels and then lowers the brail MARINE and HUNTING SUPPLIES Communism offered the -ties and Cincinnati 76 49 .608 51 Clyel -ides , because most folks believed dustry in the late 'Our again to begin all over. No bait is group of Pittsburgh 71 52 .577 91 Don best chance for modification and changes would eventuatte early 'forties, until a needed. • HUNTING and FISHING LICENSES Kentucky Lake de- St. Louis 69 55 .557 12 Christianity could live at peace inuseekes on he made so tha,tathiesm and The new, M iheaukee 67 59 .532 15 bale cided to feid out fur sure. They high-priced Japanese EVERY Was 68 .465 RiTh the 'same world while we were convinced Fascism. diseovered not only muesets. but market spurred some innovations Philadelphia — 59 231 OPEN SEVEN DAiS.A.,.WEEK AND UNTIL Chicago 47 78 .376 341 Ads thoroughly evil. • more of them than ever. That was in this technique. Larger boats Houston 45 78 .366 351 Eva Franklin D. in 1945. were used which could handle 9 O'CLOCK EVENINGS - Cordeil Hull was disappointed in. 1940. New York 30 94 .242 51 Mrs Since then mussel harvesting three or four braes. The length of Roosevelt was elected for a third term and the great Tennes- its ups and dewns but the barids was increased from a Monday's Results MONTH! boy has had 2 New York 0, 1st. teri Coll -ean took off for Moscow tu express our good-will to Stalin, has averaged 9.000 tens a year. In 10-to-16 feet size to as much a. Pittsburgh in the verge 32 feet with op to 700 hooks each. Pittsburgh 6 New York 3, 2nd, (ler thereby encouraging him to hold 4.ut against the German in- 1956 it seemed again night BAIT RANCH lifted by a hand WILLIAMS Aln of extinction as the button indus- The brails were vaders with ,arms and ammunition tri be furnished free of And Philadelphia 7 Houdon 1, 1st, twI 1 1 try turned to plastic Stil)stAlltes. windlass or a small motor. 753-5500 THAT'S 2nd. nite, ppd., 1 Mi. East of Murray, Hwy. 94 - Ph. and zharge by the taxpayers of the United States. few years later. ,11 weer, at was I one operator might handle several Nous:tin at Phila.. (Ye In less than a Near after the Potsdam agreement went boeineng steer*. r :hen ever on a boats so equipped, leaving some rein Japan's adrift while he tends the hooks on ha) into effect it, was broken by Ktissia and the only way we new market provided by De cultured pearl industry. With .:his another. When the muesels are Get rn ilird h aud riothing--for-regidents---o-f- Wrs.1 heriin new demand priors to ter ectissil- landed. they ere sorted. The meat WHAT by means of the air-lift. Nu 'further crisis occurred until last man tripled from the usual '$W is rerrened and processed int., over $120 • ton. animal fwd. The shells are 'Nag- 500 August when. the .Communists started. construction oi the to $45 peeton to Ha ged in 200-pound lots. The pigtoe: infamous Berlin all. valuable. They Sr.' Jo) Commonwealth of Kentucky are the most to Mobile where they em- YOU Ge Since then border guards have killed over fifty citizen, Department of. H,phsvays shipped for Japan. There the skilled Dr af East Berlin who were attempting to escape to the e•t, bark Psi NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS craftsmen of the cultured pearl our stceupatieon now Germans are demonstrating. against Sealed bids will be received by industry cue the pearly centers forces who hateelone set much fur litchi and demanding that the Dever-anent of Highways at its ines tiny pellets which are then GET Lo they proNect refugees sir get dut. This rebellion. by the ter- ...Mee, Frankfort, Kentucky, until inserted into an oyster by a sur- i.e 10:00 am. Eastern Standard 'Time gical ixocees. The irritation of mans themselves fits; into Khrtishchev's 'threat to sign a Ha on the 24th day of Augers:, 1962, the'pellet moms a secretien which nes separate freaty with East Cermany and his demand that all at which erne bids will be public- coats and enlarges the pellet, IN THE AlT-Tif1.717. hritish and French occupation forces in West Ber- ly opened and read for the im- creating a cultured pearl. lin he removed. provement of: Pigtee mutes-is are ales et not Po CALLOWAY COUNTY. SP 18-$93 to be found in this 1962 harvest. S. it seem-, we are faced with a decision .similar to the Te The Squire Adams Read from Ky. There have been declines in the 1. one we -faced in 1940. Maybe 4:urdell huh as right when- he 121 near Coldwater t., Ky. 464, 0:4 retch in previous years. hewes.r. Mi drop to 6.603 tons leen lirged_us to remain neutral and. stay out of the age-old power mile west of Backueburg. a dis- In 1956 a LEDGER rP tinct of 4244 miles. Grade, drain 11,463 ens the previous year Ms politics an war,. that caused the Founding Fathers to leave and traffic beund surface. brought a Special study by tbe Pe the "(lId I.,...u7Itr‘." US. Fish and Wildlife SerViCe, ITt Tpeattentisin.pf Rise-Teethe bid- intensive harvesting he-eught in IL tier, is called to the new rules and 10.380 tons in 1960 but the crop regulations which bee-erne effec- declined to 7.039 turps in 1961 the & itl eve August I. 1962 relating to despite continteatien of the step- meth,jag 10 Ten Years Ago Today it Ulan/1Cat ion of contractors and ped_ w ebeeice ether comes eiabit be t11 the bpeel previstiin etvering sub- . letting or assigning the contrite. ruled .put. TVA fish especialists nis. Tits: . ha. traclicr in Prepsesals are available until 9:001 think ever-hartesiting is (tie meet Den▪ Time on the sixth grade of Murray High School. Ta)lor resigned as A.M.• Easeern Standard likely cause They point "sit oat TIMES tirincipal of a. :Mayfield grade school to accept the position the day of the opening of bids. it takes eight to rune years to • grew a mussel Si marketable size NOTE: Bid prspoeals will be av- • '1•^' and she baby mussel lives a haz- to contractors whose ae-ahle ugly arded., life As the offspring leases Callow ay County Future Farmer- had twentv-two of the certificate of eligibility indicates the parent, he must find a -hest" hied .0 cattle slyest] at Mayfield yesterday. qualification covering one ef the ON GENERAL as a Parasite and ALL FOR ONLY , "I be Nlurr:•y M cooperation with the City of major types of work included in 15.0h to -et-Lech to noumisihment. After Murray. i• .r:tig a ttiorwituto control campaign this project. A charge 'if $2.06 will be t° about dare is ready to TIRES made f-a' each pr'peal. Remit- 30 he JEFAIR his "win tenet! must accompany request of !Tee and s'ari hfe "^ eubsisting in the micrecepie er- EXCLUSIVELY Harding R. \\ bas purchased the interest of James pis esea I ft, TITS genic material wafted his way by Popular Price PENNIES ward in the \\ huhu() ,Itake;ry and the Im-iness t. iii Quality. Low, Further information, bidding pro- the currents. * Premium 11""- be know I flatland and %%ells. Nygen Cord THE peeale, et cetera, will be furniened The Fee & Wildlife study of * Steel-Strong upon application to the Frankfort 1956-57 ehewed, mereever. that Twin-Tread Stability to exploitation was occurring at the * GENERAL Offices The right •iis reserved -Absorber Construction PER any and all bids- and to rate ..if 23 per cent per year. and * Shock Alevoto to Yesterday's reject TIRE CROSSWORD PUZZLE waive technicalities. replacement at only one per cent! Request fer propene: should be TVA's dream santtation inves- 416 1....1 1141.111 made to: Mrs. Bettie Berker. Dee- tigatiens, showing ri. water‘qual- 1- Etairai Control.;. Depart- ity deterioratuon in the lase year, - 13-4'febic met.? don of contract 11-1,nesostath• 1..• jos ment , of „Highways. State Office lends strength to the ever-har- THETHE Itylalaa• 12-110rwer.e. Franktet. Kentucky. vesting theery. Another pew lel- SEE" 11- Indefln 21 -It ,g,pirst Request for plans should be made ity. hewever. Is • culprit called arti.•• 7!-T-. rotor The: clam first r.-311-5b4 of te: Mr. K3 anal/fel Inman. Divr- The- Asiatic clam. •., 17-T• pour sext ..f Dcsign. Department cif appeared in Calif.imie water: in f h 46-T• fo.•A Highways. State ,C.I.Lice Bldg., 1938 and in the Tennessee River MILE 1P-Ilarte.••• 22-Nu isaticell Frankfort,'Kentucky s- in 1959. It already has beteene • 2S-Holtar 14-"Srit rfloo, . • 211To. iron edditeptrai infeemetion may -be nuisance in stopping up industrial THE BEST 21P 27-7n, tmcrat. obtained by contacting Mr. W. T. %ester in!akes. Little e knewn AWC• A • • 23- floisr - Judy. Director, Division of Con- about it. except that it is very Monstermonstor 4..-1.rur.kar+1 24,T•soonle adaptable as. to habitat end...does 4•11, 1•4-unvost 117-11-1.1n.im in I. tract Centred . require a "hoe" fee to com- WORLD'S FIRST JET rt.*, fiat 11-StrItpr• out 12-Polio" mt. Department of Highways , not CrAitl NAM. 7.1'-orso rd tilt) ) CO-11, potlooi. Frankfort. Kentucky - plete its life span. It could be 11-to trulio at tTsr 61-.‘r.ivs •Jet -plane powared 13-To ifh August 2. 1962 e14.21 cernpeting with museets for fed. Mott onit.•6... !•Fantastic spoads ; . i 2 3 • 5 r•-•16 7 • 10 _ 24- T., • • t: A 3111.13..r • II t• '.: ll 13 Parachuts-stoppid ,. .'SPECIAL SALE!! NEWS -N.ro• "I'• IN .—...... ,_____ , '•- You'll 4J-To 9,1-1.. as 1 4 .7,;;;...13 16 '' .."-- 17 never so* 47.-To halt . anything like id 1 IV . R'.. /1 ''. . 23 66-1'10•N•• pith /. ..'•• 001, ' BRIQUETTES MILEAGE Ilt-Ta In 24 as t.:. 76 27 121I CHARCOAL 70••Its..at• '---.t. 29 30 31 32 Itrrl-itti4Ug WEDNESDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 22nd AT THE MAYFIELD FAIRGROUND roe iniSevt r----..7.7 J'3 St, PrInt•r's . ,....:33 A Tv. ..:- • ..4 - • .1 .. 36 37' 9 40 41 , 4 . bag 39c • 10-lb 47 *...".43 .:3-1.• 1:. 1.45 ,• Limit: Two to a Customer 46 ' 48 49 '5 NEWSPAPER , 41 TAYLOR MOTORS INC. Si 12

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Contact Billy Sumner, NICE TWO BEDROOM GARAGE ing a dual track meet with Swed- Gracie "A" dairy barn. Roberts apartment. I. ant R. Hague, the directors of the Jr., at 221 South 12th St. or dial phone PL 375558. 509 N. 5th st.,E FOR SALE Available September en Sunday as Ralph Boston won HELP WANTED Reeky, 505 Main, PL 3-1051, Hoyt union's 30 districts in the United 753-5287. MulTery. a22p Call PL 3-5203. a22c the 110-meter hurdles 14.6, John Roberts, PL 3-3924 or Jimmie States and Canada, and the Can- WANTED: SECRETARY and gen- hadALL GARDEN TRACTOR with TImnas took the high jimip 6 NOTICE, BARGAIN PRICES IN Rickman, PL 3-5344. a22c SMALL HOUSE FURNISHED. adian national director, William eral office worker, lady 18 to 40 plea. disc, cultivator. See Bobby fal, 3 three-fourth inches, Bob NOTICE I new fiall shoes - loafers, heels, Telephone PL 3-3378. tic Yeses of age. Prefer widow or Coles, 4i miles from city limas on Hayes captured the 100-meter Mahoney. an new fall styles BULLS AND HEIFERS AND 15 stacks and flats 492-2560. sprint 10.5 and Paul Drayton, some one who really needs to Hazel Highway or call 350-1-b. steers. Good cattle, priced A .said routine mat- and colors. In basement of the THREE BEDROOM DRUCK house Hayes, Boston and Ulis Williams spokesman IILE work. The one empioyed will help LOOK: GREEN ACRES TRAILER tfnc right. Cook Hereford Fa,r m s, Murray Hatchery, 406 So. 4th St. located 400 North Eighth Street. won the 800-rneter relay in 1:24.6. ters would be thscussed. • to operate mail order business. Sales, Union City, Tennessee, new Lynnville. a25c j25c G.E. REFRIGERATOR. 6 cu. ft. Ideal working conditions. Air cse- and used mobile homes, all sizes, in good condition. L. E. Yak, No. IMPALA auto- &Atoned office. Will pay $1.15 per see us before you trade A-27-C SIGN PAINTING NEEDED. Com- 1961 CHEVROLET OF 1.01th Street. Phone PL 3-4876. mobile, 'hardtop. hour. Work up to 45 hours per pany needs eerie painted through- 2-door McCarty RECEIVED SEVERAL hun- a2lp Stop, way citizens week. Must frurniti references. JUST out midwest area. Mainly bill- Truck Has 2 Transportation furnished up to 20 dred dollars werth of electrical build radio. a23c boards and price signs. Please 400 PER Bale. We are buying this 2000 BALES HAY, mike. Call in pieson at once. merdhandise. prices per submit estarnaree of You haul. Phone PL 3-2806 or SOFA $35.00, KITCHEN TABLE Albert Lee, P.O. Box 58, Hardin, merchandise et a good discount. square foot, with or without ma- PL 3-2901 5:00 p.m. a24c pass this we/vines on to sifter mei 4 chairs $10.00. Coffee table, Kentucky. a23c we will terials. Also, emanates of travel custemer. Murray's icily electric. heater, shoe skates - size you our and mileage expense. Send care BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM brick, DOORMAN POSITION OPEN AT electric shop. Dill Elec- 51. See-rat 1310 Poplar, 823c complete of Joe Lamson P.O. Box 286, ceramic tile bath, plus bath Varsity Theatre. Only neat, sober Call 753-2930, located at the tric. New Albany, Lnchana. a25c Geed locatiun Sur acbtooks. Priced SOLID MAHOGANY DROP leaf • type need apply. Ideal job he Drive-In 'Theater entrance. Murray to sell new. Call PL 3-5389 or dining table and chairs with Sher= retired gentlemen in good health. a21c ICU SPECIAL! NOW YOU CAN SAVE PL 3-4501 and see by appointment a23c Min legs. Phone PL 3-5025. a23c on gee appliances and gas heating with owners. a21c TO PEOPLE OVER 65. NOTICE equipment at 1210 Main St. 24-hr. 4 ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH, now get accident and WANTED You can staance and installation of all gas 1955 CHEVY LONG WHEEL base modem kitchen, concrete w ell insurance end doctors in- n health burning equipment. rhune PL 3- pick-up truck, guaranteed to be house with water system, 3 acres even with pre-existing WORK WAN':LI, - PAINTING s-invoice 2387, Jesse L. Tuelusr. a23p in goud cenditiun. Contact 1)01 Land, near the lake. $4,500.00 Dial Electric or call PL 3-2930. Located 436-3352. a2"ic BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALS. at the Murray Drive-In Theater waves now MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY Regular $10 and $15 entrance. a21c INSTRUCTION EWS YOUR $6.50 and $8.50. Through Septern ber 1st. Charm Beauty Stem. a25c BOAT SHOP FOR SALE: EAST • end of Eggnee's Ferry Bralge at I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE Fenton. Small amount of capital BUSINESS of any debts incurred by anyone needed and take over lease. con- ittaVIL SERVICE Picture of a Pontiac kLONE +other-thefts/want as of Auguet 21, tact E. H. Carter, Golden Pond; 1 1962. Signed: James Frank Holley. Route 2. a21 p 1.141 17 REGISTERED HEREFORD TESTS! DIRECTORY WANTED TO RENT cows with calves by side. 17 bred VERY registered Hereford cows. 9 young registerea belle. PL 3-4581. anc WANT To RENT. TWO OR three Men-women, 18-52. Start high ADDING MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES roural unfurnbihed atxtrtrnent. Pre- FARM - 118 ACRES, TWO NEW as $102.00 a week. Preparatory PL 3-1916 • and TYPEWRiTERS Ledger & Tnnes 14' -r completely equipix.d kitchen. modern homes. 2.18 tobacco base. training until appointed. Thou- )NTH! Sales & Sarvica Single man. May be permaneet. On new blacktop road, 9 miles sands of jobs open. Ledger & Times fq, 3-1414 Call PL 3-4937. a22p from Murray. PL 3-4581. a25c PRINTING Experience. usually. unneces- °MCA-SONIC ORGAN BUILT by sary. FREE information on Jobs, DRUG STORE& Ledger & Times PL 3-1910 LOST - FOUND New model 51, contem- salaries,. requirements.. Write HAT'S Scott Drums PL 3-2347 lealtiven. porary walnut. Ri‘rt Aze fur henna TODAY giving name, address or chureh. Night phone PL 3-3301, and. phone.. Lincoln. Service, INSURANCE TYPEWR ITER RENTAL LOST: PAIR GOLD RIM Glasses. P.O. Box 135, Murray, Kentucky. Sox 61, Frazee, Melugin & lioaton Brown leather case. Saturday. Call AND 3ERVICE a25p Gen. Insurance PL Ledger & Times P1. 8-111141 (Me Workmen, PL 3-2785. a22nc WHAT LEDGER TIMES • • NEW IMP. CYL BORE Sixteen ginkgo Res:rung:en automatic gun. Like new. See at T. L. Philippe, AGREEMENT NOT'EXPECTED YOU 11i11151 .Din[2 EU IDE 210 South IfIth. a22p WASHINGTON 1JPb - Disarm- Picture of competitive car that holds its value bytter than Pontiac . z 1. A heigg Novel of Atelesse iy GERALIHNE 140 ACRE FARM WITH TWO ament director William C. Foster houses>. One mixiern with full sail Sunday he saw very little

1/0., C .•.• ts• •• •-•.• 1•4 tad 011 $.0 1••••••• b at Ii, hardwood Ilours, utility chance in the near future of an (if you're got the idea that owning a Pontiac is not only fun, but smart, you're right) GET sere, tobacco base, 443 area control agreement with Rims- SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER FOR A WIDE CHOICE Of WIDE TRACKS AND GOOD USED CARS, TOO CHAPTER 29 a perfect target tur him. made you come here, for in- two gxxid tobacco barns. 133 acres 10 plgeiw d into the She sensed that ant had only stance?" eerie land, 5 acres timber. There But Foster said in a radio-tele- B creek. gavc a wild scream of seconds tett to live :int' she "I've been more or less vrAch- is no better land in Calloway vision interview with Sen. Ken- IN THE • rage, reared up on nis run/ legs littera net need out of the water mg over you all the time, Julie, Omunty, ail under geed fetire. neth B. Keating, R-N. Y., that ,,.J.,,HALEJ MOTOR and savaged the air with fits and looked at Britt to plead because I thought Britt would Deep well water, ponds and creek 'lhere is a chance of some par- SALEmSurrws front reeds. With ...rent 411it anile lie still try to harm you again." •Iir- stock water. Near church arid tial measures and we hate sug- Julie Pendleton slid off his held the SCC411116.1 of the three Mg "He closed the stall door on store on bkicktup rued. Has pm,- gested a number af these." back as if it nad betn greased. rocks alott. tie e.•:is peering past Big Blue and me?" her, at the meadow, and then NANCY Big Blue gave a wild lurch, lost "Yes- he was prowling around maat she heard the sound of pound- 1DGER his baiance, fell into the water, that night, not quite certain ing noota and an angry, com- kicking furiously in his com- what to do. You'd seen some- e.tealreeee plete terror. Julie waded away manding yell from therider. S,4 /I- thing VOU weren't supposed to AUNT FRITZI- THAT'S THE STUDY IT ir$4 0.4f L.E/2-. from him, going into toe deeper rock, but he Britt threw the see and he was afraidyou might DON'T LEANING --' part anodstream so that shed was in a hurry and nervous and I FOR A WHILE- guess the truth. He reached TOWER he out of the way of his crazy he missed by a yard. He was your paddock after Lorne and LIKE THIS YOU'LL GET • • tossing and pawing. . the third one & trying to raise some ot ma men had stolen SLANTY OF PISA TO LIKE IT Then Big Blue g4ned his feet when Casey rode rue horse into Boundbrook and ridden him to and stood there shivering in Brat wheeled his PAINTI NG the water. a sweat so you'd think It was tory and terror, lie threw hack mount, lie dropped the rock and Boundbrook you'd seen." YOU BOUGHT" his head and went plunging, not made it to the farther bank. "But It obviously wasn't back to the hank Vrom which look at Casey took a quick Boundbrook, so what did I real- he'd been driven, but toward right, IMES Julie, saw that she was all ly see? 1 don I know, Casey" the opposite one. The bank Julie and kept going Britt's horse "Well, Britt thought you had been trying to make, where slipped and slithered on the wet guess, as I said. He threw there was safety In the clear, might bank and the slack grass. Casey dummy into Big Blue a level meadow where a horse like that rode up beside mm and rose up him and waited Big Blue couldn't be overtaken. stall to excite in nis stirrups and made a grab for you to go in. Then he closed , 40 • She was up to her waist In IR ONLY lot Britt. I'll grant rum this the cold water and as she moved the door. They both came down out of much-1 don't believe It was an to try to reach the other hank their saddles and hit the ground at murder. He Where she might be able to actual attempt with a crash. Casey was up first, you'd catch Big Blue, she stepped into only wanted you nurt so scrambling to his feet in incred- be out of the picture until after a pothole and went down over NNIES ••••• ••••••siki •• by Al Can ibly fast time as if this were race. He covered his tracks • 0,10 her head. the L1L* ABNER immiliroctltaaarelampaeca, something he was use to and too, removing the dummy She surfaced, soaking wet, well trained for. later, giving us no clues." MONEY DRIVES HIM floundering on the slippery bot- 5-DOLLAR THE Mat giit lip more slowly, but he arranged to put the - IT'S MY tom of the creek, and knowing "And I D'S CRATin deal in the pimp I was SILLS OUT OF THF- PER Very well that it was all no use with a great 01 savage water back lesiffs*ELV426iinc,i Pdri DUTY,AS HIS DAD, and made a driving going to take with Big Blue?" DOE:, GOT No use whatsoever, because power, 1111141>0VJ:! TO TAKE IT AwAy lie ran into a -Think back now. You were WHAT'S ROT-, E_I•,1 Britt was already at the bank charge at Casey. FOSDICK ?• HE /LVERV NIGHT.'"- reeling Britt that morning. Did BLOOD IN PROM H and ready to ride in after her. punch that sent him with LIVES maim!! POPS -MAY? 1 vou'LL tell him you were going to His horse had no tear of water. backward. you HIM,ALL ride Big Blue that afternoon?" • GET ONIF But instead of riding in, ne Casey began moving toward RIGHT!! unexpect- "Why- yes. I'd forgotten. slid out of the saddle and stood him, but Britt did the liz44 How did you know?" • there looking at her. She had ed. lie was well trained in ea 4 be "I guessed. It was a pretty never seen such intense rage on mounting and riding, and ow' streaked for his horse and threw safe guess,. Britt needed time to ...0 a man's face-before. we071111 himself Into the saddle. Casey fix that lump, so he had to saddle -Then he was in the waSn'Llast erfough to stop him. know beforehand. There, too, I again, his horse already In the At the same time Britt think he hoped you'd only be stream moving toward her. She wheeled the horse, slapped the hurt." a. screamed because she saw now IE BEST sae flank of Casey's riderless mare, 'But not In that creek-not t:14-11,10 • why Britt bad dismounted mo- • and sent her running down the a few minutes ago, Casey. He eekeet di! mentarhy. He'd gathered up t_tfe, meadow. Then Britt used his was thinking of murder then.' three heavy rocks from the bank as, heels and rode away as fast as agree. There was noth- of the creek and he was bal- "Tea. I his horse could travel. ing left and the opportunity was ancing them on the saddle. let (rmil oak ceizr toward there. He'd gone beyond the line She knew What he meant to Casey stumbled the of reason, into near madness, I do. He'd smash those rocks down creek, waded into it, grasped suppose." on her, or kAtIc her uncon- Julie hand and led her to the "Will you please tell me DC101111 so that she'd drown in bank. There he sat down sud- ABBIE AN' SLATS logiasPloarglaser. by Raebore Van Bono EWS denly and began to breathe why?" this four-foot-deep stream. "Soon-very soon. Right new TM LORD BONDY -BUT YOU PLEASED TO SPLENDID. AND YOU Later they'd find Big Blue hard. She sat beside him, eell HURT HIM, ALICAZ NEVER. I HAVE I've got to collect my horse, and w11.1 SKIP THE FORMALIfIES MEET 'IOU, WILL BE MY HOUSE and they'd say that she had stunned and terrified. A MUCH MORE EFF'zt_rive WAY yours, and we'll ride bock to NORMAN- DON'T YOU). MO CALL ME NORMAN, WON'T NORMAN,' GUEST THIS WEEKEND, been shipped, hit her head on "I'm getting soft for that OF EXPOSING HIS ' LEAGE your place. There's a horse race DARE HURT THAT BOY. YOU, CHARLIE tlEIGH130.R ? a rock and died. All the fault sort of thing," he BRA "Outside CRUDITIES. HELLO, all wet and looking this afternoon, in case you've HE'S OUR GUEST. DOS 2 of a horse so big and dangerous of being THERE - -drowned you forgotten." •••• she shouldn't have been riding like a half kitten, okay. You're not hurt?" He help her op-anul then he him In the first place. seem "No. No, Casey." She moved drew her to him and kissed her. She saw Britt raise one of the and he put his arm She drew her head back and rocks and she lifted an arm in closer to Ifim her. managed a weak /mile. "I used defense. around to think nothing on the fare of , "You idiot!" Britt shouted his "Oh, Julie, sorry I wasn't the earth was as important as 'rage. "There was no need for In time. This should not have WSPAPHI the Kentucky Derby, but I do but now It's too late!" happened. I should have anti- , this, confess I had forgotten all about He threw the ruck. It whizzed cipated It. I knew Britt was it, darling." pain Julie's header; she moved dangerous, but I thought-may- 'elide to avoid It, But in mak- be-you'd way away from him." to Rritt is 'ER MADE ing this quick mOve, she again "I don't understand any of hat happens horse. The story I• lost her halanee end went floun- this," Julie said. "Not a bit ot decided hi'a •••• 00 • •••, 44.4441,4)ett plain concludes here tomorrow. ( TErtulnuw, water, now confused. What _ Ift I, %YAW ,•••••• •

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TIRE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY) KENTUCKY TUESDAY — AUGUST 21. 1982 ,Rehearsal Dinner ese.. Rt. 1; Miss Jane ,Wilson, 915 No. Murray Hospital 16th.. Breakfast Held For - Patients dismissed from Friday — PERSONALS 1:30 A. m. to Monday 10:00 a. M. from Wedding Party (Continued Page 1) Mrs. Gene It. Sowell and baby Barbie 'Keel, daughter of Mei western msat or-. The rehearsal dinner for the girl, 223 E. 19th., Benton; Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Keel, has returned wedding party of Miss Suzanne Tenn.; Mrs. Tandy Taylor, 209 Robert Paul Brandon and baby home after spending rievend days Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MeGoe"and Owen of Nathville and Bobby Poplar; Mrs, Ella Smith, North girl, Rt. 2, -Hazel; Mrs. Harold ▪ Gene 0. as the guest of Janet Alderdice of daughters:, Cathy and Nancy, have fine Workmen of Murray was held at 4th.; Miller, Box 141, Henson and baby girl, 806 Birch Lone Oak. returned to their home in Glen- Th the Belle Meade- Country Club Hazel; Mrs. Vera Outland, Rt, 6; St., Benton; Robert Leon Wilker- Previous to this, Miss Alderclice, view, Minnie:, after a visit with colic Nashville on Friday evening- at Mrs. Robert Overby and baby boy, son, Rt. 1, Mayfield; Mrs. Joe Pat Mr. and Mrs. Einmitt McGee's mother, Mrs. W. P. St atl seven q'clock with Mr. and Mrs. Rt. 1; George Garland, Rt. 6; Mrs. Therntrin and baby boy, 316 South daughter of Mrs. has spent several days Roberts, 800 Olive Street. George E. +fuchsia's:in as hosts. 'Samuel Orr and baby boy, Rt. 13tb.; Mrs, Emma Hinton, 704 Aide:dice. North 18th.; Mrs. John Shankle, iii hjc home of Miss Keel. * 5* Mr.-,• Mrs. Alderdice-Fain Wedding Vows Solemnized Miss Owen wore for the peas- 2, Po-Mar; Mrs. Williani Duncan, Rt. Mrs. Milburn * • * data siun a white and pink floral print Rt. I. Akio; Evans, 3; Miss Brenda Adams, 108 No. sold -Entertain Sunday .4t Smith/and Methodist Church Recently with white accessories. Her mot- ; Rt. 6; Elmus Trevathan, 526 Broad; 2nd.; Mrs. Ralph White, 3324 W. Mr. and Mrs, Alton Riddle and As her, Mrs. Albert Earl Owen of Mrs. James Cravens, 500 Cherry; Corrine -Dr., Phoenix, Ariz.; Mr. At Lake Cottage The candlelit sanctuary of , with elfthr iiciery encircling t he Miss Ann Dunn, 506 Broad; Mrs. sun, Forest, of Alliances Ohio. are a ha Nathville, wore 0 white dress with Ben Childrese, Expired, Rt. 1, Smithaand Mettexiis Church was, lull skirt. Her gold basket, dee- Hubert Newberry, Rt. 1, the guests of her. mother. Mrs. of n Mr. and .Mrs. Noah Williams Whifte accessories. and. the groome Alm(); Dexter; Miss Kay Ezell. Rt. 1; -fre—the d..re Us. oraiit withe gold and Is/hitt ;Duncan Ellis, 515 South South 0. B. Geurin of Murray, and his marl entertained on Sunday .at their elect's mother, Mrs. John Wort- Master Carl Hosford, 1.401 Vine; wedding vows of M...ss Carolyn e:reamers, was filled with yellow 18th.: Mrs. Clyde Roberts, Rt. 3; parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Riddle tasti cottage on Jonathan Creek for man, was attired in a beige linen Mrs. Billy Mitchell, Rt. I; Mrs. Pat Alderdice and Billy Pat Fain, petals which she scattered before :Prentire Overby, Rt. 5; Mrs. Cletus of Mayfield. The Riddle ,faintly him friends' and relatives. with ernbroictsred trim and beige James Ronald Jackson, Dexter; 12, at Phelps. Rt. 2, Benton; Raymond is enroute home otter an extended sons At noon a potluck lunch v.-as on Sunday afternoon. Aug. the bride. accessories. 1 Mrs. Ryan Graham, Rt. 2; Mrs. At 4 o'ciock. The Rev. Cletus Fain is- Attending the groom as best tTidwell, Locust Drive; Mrs. Rus- eriloYed with boating and Flk- 1M - The tables were decorated with Ross King, 504 No. 0th.; Mrs. hanf let/mon. Mo.. uncle of the groom, man was L. D. Cook Jr. of Hazel. sell Sweatman and baby girl, Rt. *ENDS TONITE * ming in the afternoon. lovely arrangements of fluwers. Bobby Wilson and baby gril, Rt. double-ring cere- ' 4; Miss Julys 'Fay Paschall, 214 Those present were Dr and Mrs. performed the ' Ushers were Tommy Alexander Places were marked for fourteen 5; Mrs. Morris Walker and baby Pat Boone in MOW:. of Jimmy Fain, South 13th.: Edward 0. Russell. H. H. Ettggess. Mr and Mrs. 011ie Murray., Jackie persons. girl, 377 Mayfield Highway, Bent- daughter of Fain ond Jimmy Herndon, all of "STATE FAIR" r- Workman, Mr. and Mrs. M. V. The bride is the On Saturday; morning at eleven on; Gene 0. Miller. Box 141, Ha- Mrs. Horace Bernard Lynn Grove. Boggess, Mr. and Mrs. Charles 'Mr.. and o'clock Mr. and Mrs. George W zel; Mrs. Juges Johnson, Rt. 4; Color •••• Smstkind. The Humphrey and daughter, Gail. Mr. Alderdice of The ringbearer, &mane Alder- Smith entertained with a break- Mrs. Larry Nairn° and baby boy eniogn is the is,n of Mr. and Mrs. dice. nephew of the bride, carried State... and Mrs. Leslie B,,,,ggesg, Mrs. fast at the Hiliwaid Country Club RI. 5, Benton; Mrs. James Harmon E. Fain rid Lynn Grove. , the rings on a white satin and C4 Rache': B..gitess and s in. Cary .Jr.. Dinecll for the wedding party. (Continued from Page 1) and baby boy,; 528 Se. 6th.; Mrs. * WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY * banked with palm:, lace pillow decorated With gold Ce Mr. and Mrs. Garnett Loiifrnan, The The bride-elect chose for this Rob Jackson, Rt. 1, Alma; Mrs. with a bridal arch and white At Mrs_ Ethel Norsa-,irthy and Mattie was centered streamers. • event a white jersey dress with fiscal year will not close officially Hatton Lovins, 301 E. Chestnut; eneerweeen with 'evergreen and The bride's mother was attired Mrs. Margaret Shankle, Rt. 1, Pt Mae, Willie BeeggesS, Mr.!eV Mrs • white acceseuries and was pre- until Sept. 30. yellow clu-ysan- iri a pale green dress of dacron PS Hubert Boggess. Mr. and Mrs. Roy bronze; gold and sented a corsage of yellow daisies. Matthews felt there would be at Almo. gladioli and Nt Smith and children. D ian ne, thernurrts. Baskets of and lace with matching lace jacket Her pincher wore a blue linen least $1 million left in the reserve 1411e-eVe, placed on either sid and -matching hat and accessories. Pati Douglas. and Gregg, Mr. and Mrs,: names were dress with blue accessories and on Sept. 30. This money then illuminated with 1041 011ie Andecson and daughter. The scene was. At her ehoukier was pinned a Mrs. Workman's dreets w se of would revert to the surplus ac- eg4t'"•• -with burning in branched corsage of green orehice. Soda Calend- Brenda, and the haste. Mr and white tapers beige dacron and cotton with count. arid along Tuesday, August 21 luscious sine Mrs. 1,4'011:ans. candelabra at the altar Mrs. Flinn. the groorn's mother, green and white accessories. That would leave a surplus of lovely Circle I of the WSCS of the Kirk the church eels's. was attired in a turquoise em- Arrangernenek of white chrysan- about $5.5 million for the 1901- _LIZ. • • • music was pre- First Methodist Church will meet lovable Rt . The pre-nuptial broidered slipper satin two-piece themeunts and stock wi silver con- fiscal year-meaning that the state Edward Mahan. dress at the home of Mrs. Luther Ro- Rt. sehteet by Mrs. with matching accessories. tainers were used on the tabbes actually had operated in the Part Roger...4 bertson, 1302 Ottypottievard, 301 ernlets and Mrs Her corsage was of vshiterorchids. overlaid -with white clothe. •- black during the fiscal year even hi=o-hva happy leap Year picture soloist. -OR Promise .M-alw was Immediately following the cere- 2:30 p.m. V•'ya though it wound up the year with • • • Kati PERSONALS rendered beautifully before the mony a reception was held in the Covers were laid for Maze Owen, a smaller surplus than it started Circle II of the Woman's So- ('l)d ceremony and •The Lord's Pray- church social rooms. Serving at Mr. Workman, Miss Ann Taerune with. ELIZABETH TAYLOR. ciety of Christian Service of the Don Gariand, Texas :lave been viestarig er" was sung as a part of the' The reception were Miss Carla of Danville, Mies Rose Lawrence However, using Schneider's fig- meet iv C; his mother Mrs. Vera Cotharn. ceremony . Heath of Murray. Miss Shirley of Salvisa, Mee Sue Philbin of ures in which he uses the estimat- First Methodist Church will E. \V. Riley, bate They are on the way to Norfolk ' The bride. 'given in marriage' Littlejohn and Mon Vicky Pirtle Nashville. Pete Waldrop, William ed reveues and receipts for 1902- at the home of Mrs. Billi Virginia where he will cundiact a by ..her father, wore a full length of Srnithland. - Nash, and Larry Jettun of Murray, E13, the- state would still be theo- 1604 Miller, at 2:30 p.m. with Mrs. Lucy Teague as cohostesa. Ada meeting. gown of a like imix.rted Chantilly For her vsedding trip the bride Mr. and Mrs. Owen. Mr, and Mrs. retically about $1.5 million in the, Eva lace over whise bridal sates The were a grey and white 'striped Workman, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. red as of Sept. 30. The program chairman will be Mrs full siert swept into a cathedral; dacron dress, trimmed in red. She Buriceen of Murray. Mr. and Mrs. That's because estimated expen- Mrs. Issac L. Clanton. Lyndia Nicks Dance Studio Murray Assembly No. 19 Order boy .thin. The basque bodice, button- wore black patent accessories and Milburn Dunn of Westchester, Ill., ditures are expected to be greater 1 Colt td down the back eiightly below a corsage of reel roses was pinned Mr. and Mrs. John T. Murdock of than revenues. of the Rainbow for Girls will bold 502 South 8th Street waistline with tiny self cover- Wieconsen. Mr, its regular meeting at the Masonic Gen MURRAY - •the at her shoulder Median. and Mrs. Wenn B. Determined ANNOUNCES - CAR ITIE -IN THEATRE Cunene. was designed with The couple a-ill mak e their Hochstein, and But, actually, state Hall at 7 p.m. ed George E. Mr. and whether the • • • 1. scooped necicline embellished with' home on N 10th St. in Murray. Mrs. Smith. operates the next fiscal year in and seed pearis and iridescent sequins.' the red will not be determined un- The Woman's Missionary Soci- Ofs Open 6:15 - Start 7:15 The long til Sept. 30, 1963. when the actual ety of the First Baptist Church REGISTRATION CLASSES Rat • points fit'edover s'eve'the hands, were 11'vt1— Charlotte Trevathan ,Becomes Bride i revenues and expenditures for the well hold its general meeting at ENDS From 3 to 5:30 p.m. Dr year _MIL _known. the church at .3 nate_iivith ('ire' NOW Tittt! RSO A T st.) fastemd— ''e-rt's Of.Johnny McDougal Saturday Aftersoon- Get uttong. What it boils down to is that IV in charge of the program. •• • Wednesday, August 22 E. 11111111111111111111111WILWW111111111Pesi Her fingertip veil of eillt (fusion Mee Charlotte Trevathan, polished cotton fashioned like the Schneider is looking at the states 4. 500 11/171 -,04NPItle ram fell frran a queen's crown of dallies-ger. of Mr. and Mrs. Gaylan bride's, except for short sleeves. paper position and Matthews is Wednesday, AuPOst 22 Ages 4 and Up Ha pearls.. She carried a cascade Trevathan of Murray. became the Her short veil assw attaceied to a looking at the acute! position. The Ladies Day Luncheon will Jot Ewis bouquet of white orchids oral car- bride of Johnny McDougal. ein of bandeau in her hair and site car- Using one fiscal year at a time, be served at noon at the C'allo- EXPERT-INSTRUCTION Ge nations with satin ntreamers Mr, and Mre. Euin McDougal. cir. red a bouquet of yellow CialitHCS. Matthews says the state will be waysCounly Country Club. Hos- Dr. Mon Martha Knoth of Grand Saturday. August 18. at the Locust The bee man far Mr. McDougal in the black for 1961-62 and that tesses will"be Mesdames M. 0, * Tap Pal Presley Rivers attended .the bride as maid , Grove Septet Church, was Tommy Hurt of Fort Knox. a ,close watch will be kept on Wrather, Zee Erux, Audrey Sim Nk I's Ballet of honor The laridernaide a ere Rev Haruki Lasseer. paseir of The ushers were Mac Fate and expenditures during 1082-83 and Mons, Sr., Tom Rowlett, Glen ! James Perkins, Robert asKiD Misses aama Tex-int-eon of Stark- the church. read the impressive Billy Jacksin. that the state will again operate Hodges, -;:s• Acrobatic - ;lie. Wearies. Scuts of Ledbetter:double ring ceremony at four in the black. ,Holland, and Miss Vivian Hale. . Le Jaen Mitchell of Smiataand end)ceckeic in the afternoon es the Mrs. Trevathan cheese to wear But Schneider. using both to- * Modern Jazz Hs Galabad for Kathy Jo Alderdice. setter of couple stood beneath the white her daughter's wedding a light gether and taking into account an TO VISIT -.J.s.s.n. OS3 blue lace bride wrought iron arch entwined with dress with ?atm trim. estimated deficit, finds the state RABAT. Morocco flan — King, Further Information Thurs- For - The honor attendant and thel ivy Baskets of white gladoli Her accessories were a blue satin in the 'red—not for one fical II of Morocco said Thurs-I hat and bridemaaids wore etreet - length were flanked by the two seven- others of white Mrs.lyear or another—but as of July day he hopes to pay an official Po McDougal wore a Dial PLaza 3-4647 IF YOU HAVE A KEY diresass of a hate imported Oisn - blase-tied white *naught iron navy lace dress 131 on paper. visit to the Soviet Unien next Te with navy and white acesesories. spring THAT WILL UNLOCK Tilly lace over weite clipper satin candelabra holding white tapers Tette your pica. I 1. They each had a en-siege id THE Their hats every -of white. mint, The bendy pews were marked sehtte Mi sequins. carnation:. TREASURE CHEST embroidered with gaid with white rat in bows r7 Other act-est.. Kies were of metallic Mi The wedding register was kept At The They each had bouquets of, ies Caro!yn Miles and Msc Pa at. by Mass Annette Thurman. niece MURRAY DRIVE-IN bronze chr)SanthenTUrnel nee with' Betty Ferree:sal presented a pro in of the bride. She were a peach SNACK BAR ribbons. gram of nuptial music. They sang gold neva( print with peach acceeeiries Hi "Oh Promise Me" and "rii Walk YOU'VE WON . arid a corsage of white carnations. 40 The flower fere w a a Debbie Beside You." Mrsis Mike. planed, Mi Revers. niece of the groin. of played a selectsen and the trudi- Immediately following the wed- IC 25.00 !! Lynn Grove. She wore a drew tional wedding marches for tete ding Mr. and Mrs. Pet Trensathan, ba white over taffeta !"f el:k meanie processioriai and the recessional. brother and sister-in-law of the ow is an ideal time to add a The two girls wore aqua dresses bride, entertained with a family with white accessories and en- dinner at the Triangle Restaurant. NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY CLOSES SOON sages of white carniatiotv treasured possessions! The couple left for a wedding .1962"-Calillad to your most The bride, given in rrrirriage trip to the Great Smoky Meun- by her father, wore a beautiful taina with the bride wearing a is ' etreet length dress of white Chan- 'Bobbie Brooks brown end white tilly lace over calm fashioned with suit with brown and white accost. a gathered eicrrt with scalloped sories and the oirchid from 'her- hemline arid featuring a round bratial bouquet. 1 neckline with long persted sleev-e ...-/-' with covered butuarie Her waist Mrs. McDougal is- a graduate of length veil was attached to a petal Murray College 'Hien SchoS and beandeeu of sequels and pearls Murray State College She is em- on her head Her only jewelry ployed as a eeeteary in the Pres- was a pearl necklace. ident's office of Murray State College. -Mr. Mclasugal it a grad- She carried a white Bible. pf tiate of Murray High Scheel, is of the YWA. tipped with a white attending Murray- State College, orchid. carnateets end streamers, and is employed at the Murray • Whole-gale Grocery Mrs Hilda Gt-ay McCureton was CIATTiinn) . . her sister's only attendant She The couple will reside at 301 'wore a dregs of yellow lace overiK College Court, Murray.

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