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, MNIMP.•••••••••••=1. United International IN OUR 82nd YEAR Press Murray, Ky., Thursday Afternoon, June 8, MURRAY POPULATION 1961 10.100 Vol. LXXXII No. 134 • 1 LAOS KEY TO MANY SOVIET AGREEMENTS Urge Contnbution Morton To Push For For Flower Tubs Strong Homes Bill Amendment Many International Issues Murder Eighteen Charge civic clubs of the vi- , I -read cinity have responded to letters mportant U.S. Senator Thruston B. Morton Depend On from Mrs. Herschel Corn, chair- Laos Editors Told has proposed that the Federal man of the "Flowe • for t h highway financing program be Square" committee, asking f or 4 FHA amended to adjust a "serious in- By LOUIS CASSELS as far as possible because he will Dropped Against 15.00 contributions for the cost of Hears etuity" now imposed on the na- United Press International want the world to know that we placing the tubs of blooming plants tion's retail service station oper- WASHINGTON — Presi- have exhausted every possible av- around the court square, according 4 Gov. Bert Combs told members. ators by the method used to col- dent Kennedy called today for a enue of negotiation before the to a report by the treasurer, of W. F. Kentucky's Future Homemak- lect gasoline taxes for realistic cease-fire in Laos and United States resumes testing. Davis. Federal-aid ers of America here yesterday highway purposes. said that if this could not be —The federal government has Lassiter A meeting of the officers of the that FHA, in striving to help in- no intention of Mrs. achieved with takjng any Senator Morton would amend the Communist it action- Ci v ic Improvement Association dividuals improve personal, family. the highway tax bill to require would be -impossible" to reach in the field of press censorship,- met in the court room Tuesday and community , DETROIT (UPI) — Circuit Judge . --e---learer71 living, are build- the Treasury Department to re- voluntar • r otherwise, but the night at 7 o'clock with Joe Pat ing stronger iff Joseph G. Rashid today approved homes and thereby fund to the rttail dealers two ter ant international questions. Chief Executive thought self-re- James, president, Da v i s, Mrs. strengthening the dropping of all charges against civilization. cent of the tax paid by them on In the light of his recent meet. straint in reporting security mat- . George Hart, James Blalock - Mrs. Nelle Lassiter who had been and bulk gasoline deliveries ing with Soviet Premier Nikita ters was the proper subject of . a' James Johnson, Governor Combs spoke to the as com- .. accused executive secre- S. Khrushchev who joined Ken- continuing consideration by the of murder and conspiracy . tary 750 future homemakers here for pensation for gasoline lost through of the Chamber of Commerce, nedy in supporting a cease-fire editors and publishers. - in the slaying of her husband, their annual state meeting. Wed- evaporation and shrinkage prior present. NEW TV STAR—Former Pres • and a neutral Laos, the President Questioned on Laos Paryin. • ••44,e, meekl I nesday afternoon. He also attend- to sale to their retail customers. _ Several clubs promising the ident Truman gestures for was plainly disappointed by the Kennedy was asked whether in t • ,i ed a special—guests luncheon at The Kentucky senator has al- Rashid also dismissed a court $5.00 have not sent the money to emphasis in New York as he continuing fighting. view of the renewed Communist announces he signed to which the state officers of FHA ready introduced an amendment to ,,der committing the glamorous Mr. Davis as yet. They are urged has Kennedy spoke before the 1961 aggression in Laos he felt that (. fat 1*4 do 28 hour-long television were hostesses. accomplish this purpose. The tax Plonde grandmother to Ionia State to please contact him as soon as Conference of United Press Inter- Khrushchev had reneged on his shows dealing with major The meeting which began yes- bill is pending before the Senate Hospital. and thus closed the books . a iit . possible since t h e plants were national Editors and Publishers at Vienna promises. historic events of these terday, continued until today at Finance Committee of which Sen- on the long drawn-out case. .. placed early this year so that the the Statler-Hilton Hotel. time,s, and of years when he noon. ator Morton is a member. He said Obviously wanting to avoid a • IA:. cs. town could have advantage of the He appeared before the editors R Dismissal of all proceedings a- was president. that he would offer his amend- frontal accusation of the Soviet ,to • ..•• )‘• attraction all summer long. The shortly after the White house gainst Mrs. Lassiter was assured Governor congratulated the ment during committee considera- an- leader. .Kennedy said: "I think its Organizations whu h ave re- organ.zation for being the first . nounced that he had suffered a were last Monday when her one time ion of the legislation. Ifijected going to stay at Geneva rig sponded with the $5.00 request state organizition of FHA recent hack strain and would be lover, Gordon Watson. was ac- s • • in the here, he stated, it will be offered . .• to see .if we can come to an s are: Chamber of Commerce, Den- Five Apprehended using crutches occasionally:. Ken- ily quitted of murder and United States. The Kentucky FHA from the floor when the bill is agreement on a neutral and inde- conspiracy tal Society, Young Mens Business nedy, however appeared charges At Trampoline Center was chartered in 1945 and has considered by the Senate. before pendent Laos. but it's going to be Club, Womans Club Departments- the editors without crutches. The prosecutioa grown to 248 local chapters in "Present provisions require the a task . asked that the Sigma. Garden, Alpha, Zeta, Mus- No Easy Way Allarges against Mrs. 110 counties. service station operator to pay the -If we cannot reach a success- Lassiter be ic. Creative Arts and Delta; Callo- Five small boys climbed the Speaking informally before a -Vtopped because the tax when bulk gasoline is deliver- ful conclusion on this matter in -- case against way Medical Society, Lions, Ma- fence at the BounceLO-Rama last Gov. Combs, speaking on "Teen- short question and answer ses- her was weaker than that ed to his tanks" Morton said. He which both sides have used the against sonic Lodge No. 105, Farm Bureau, night after it was closed and were agers as Citizens." urged the FHA sion, Kennedy said he brought Watson. explained that "some of this gaso- same words . and use the same Magazine, Civitan, Calloway Ho- apprehended by the County Sher- exercise the utmost care in driv- back from Viennathe firm con- Her trial was ruled line is never used because of evap- neutrality and A mistrial ACOUITTED—Gordon Watson, memakers, and Association of Uni- iff. They were sleeping at the ing cars, complete their high school viction that there was "no easy examples of inde- after a sanity hearing, leaving oration or shrinkage which occur peaden:e such as Burma and Cam. 46, ia embraced by his over- versity Women. home of one of the boys and de- education, and continue public ser- or quick solution for the difficult v,,,, her former lover. Gordon Watson in accordance with gasoline's-phy- if we can't reach an joyed wife Nell in Detroit Contributions may be"mailed to cided to climb the fence as a lark. vices such as their clean-up cam- problems we face" and that the ...''''1 a to face the murder conspiracy sical properties." agreenient here, how impossible it alter his acquittal on charge Mr. Davis this week and next at At a hearing this mbrning Juve- paign of last year. if they wanted world struggle between freedom charge alone. Ile was acquitted will h•-• to reach agreement on of having plotted the murder his home address 210 S. 15th nile Judaic .Waylon Rayburn in- to make valuable contributions to and Communism would contthue of the cbarge Monday +any other questions.- by a jury of Parvin Laratter, who vitae Street. enclaseci,ttfe 'five of the seriousnessl Kefitucky. • Club's Guest Night - for. many years. of nine women and three to men. his business partner and of their action. Ile said no new dramatic policy 1 The President. in response a Olsen said that in view of %Vat- The Governor then deviated from To Be On June Geneva test with whose wife Nelle, 39, he Although the five did no dam- 14 or decision taken by this country 'question. discussed the Aon's acquittal and the weaker his prepared speech and held a which have been stale admitted hay ng carriedon age, Judge Rayburn told them that "can of itself change the balance , ban talks as. against Mrs Lassiter. he saw question and answer session on The annual guest night program Russia's insistence cm an affair. Three men wry- Kentucky it is violation of the law to of power in our favor." I mated by 'no choice but to News a building a better Kentucky. of the Toastmistress Club is ached- drop the ing life in the Lassiter kill- en turning to q eslionsvetor-nm power over any inspectiou charges'.' enter a place of business when it At the afternoon session, the uled for ing refused to testify. Mr*. the night of June 14 at the editors. Kennedy made these system. Mrs Lassiter Briefs is closed Last year some larger group heard reports on the schol- has been confined Lassiter, also accused, was 6:30 and is a dinner meeting in high points of news: Prospects Dim to Jennings boys climbed the fence and did arship and the cleanup campaigns Memorial Hospital placed in a mental institution the Woman's Club house, accord- —The United States will remain He said Khrushchev gave no ev- since the considerable damage to the tram- conducted by FIIA during last mistrial ruling. Her during her own triaL ' ing to the president, Mrs. J. A. at the Laotian negotiations in Ge- idence of changing the Russian lawyer. Joseph polin center. year. W Louisell, said Outland. neva but the President feared for position and thus the prospects he believed By United Press International Judge Rayburn lectured t he she soon wouH be lucky. He has returned to his Women who are interested in the success of all East-West ne- were "not hopeful." able to leave FRANKFORT inn — William boys sternly and placed them in Romaine Smith, young folks edi- the hospital. family in California. seeing a demonstration program gobations if there cannot be agree- Kennedy commented: "If we The state had C. Morse, 52, superintendent of the hands of their parents for tor of "The Progressive Farmer" accused Watson by this organization, and to learn ment on a cease-fire and an in cannot reach an agreement. we and Mrs Laasiter maintenance at Kentucky Train- disciplinary action. Police, both spoke on"Understanding Ourselves of plotting to FREE &TICKERS what Toastmistress is are invited dependent neutral Laos Ile re • want it clear that the United suave Lassiter. an ing Home. died at his home here city, county and state will keep a as Teenagers" at the Wednesday automobile deal. Any .,ne &siring an "Explore to attend this meeting. Informa- emphasized the American posi- States went to every responsible ?r murdered in Tuesday night. He formerly was closer watch on the center in the morning session. April,1959 t Kentucky" bum p er stickerfor tion concerning this meeting may lion that an immediate. effective length to get such an agreement." get his estate a designer and builder of racing future. PAPS and further their their automobile may have one Eighteen college scholarships be had by telephoning Mrs. Out- cease-fire is necessary. adding "if The Chief Executive said the own romance. automobiles. Three Tennessee by contacting t h e Division of were awarded at a banquet Wed- land, Mrs. William Nall, or Mrs. we can't do it here in Geneva, United States would continue to men now are serving life sentenc- Tourist and Travel Promotion, De- nesday night. and at the evening George Hart. where are going to do it?" press for its nuclear treaty goals. es in SHELRYVILCIE itfPt — Funer- we Michigan for the actual partment of Public Information, Mrs. Wrather To session the organization celebrated Members who are to be on pro- —The United States will con- He said it would be "impossi- slay ing. al services were held h•re to- Capitol Annex, Frankfort, Ken- its sixteenth birthday. ,gram include: Mesdames Outland, antic to stand by its proposed nu- ble" to have a test ban if the Bo:h the day for Tom Wallets, editor Take Short Vacation Lassiters and Watson tucky. The bumper stickers are Rant, Nall, Edwin Larson, Jo Nell clear test ban treaty submitted in Russians insist on their "troika" st one time emeritus of the Louisville T.mits Winners of the achelarships lived in western Ken' free. Rayburn, ,Howard Oli I a, C. C. Geneva though prospects for ac- or veto theory over all inspec- and dean of Kentucky newsmen, Mrs. Barletta Wrather, Home were Shirley Elaine Crotchet, Lowry, Allen Russell, James Rudy ceptance continue to seem highly tions. eio who died of • cerebral hemor- Demonstration Agent, will be on Murray College Rita Kay High; Allbritten, Kerby Jennings, Char- improbable. Kennedy said. how- Although Kennedy held out rhage Monday at his Prospect. vacation Thursday, Friday, June ThornberrY, Hitchins High; Renet- les Ryan. Garnet Jones, Albert ever, that the United States will slight hope for success of the test home. Hia was • native of 8 and9 andM d June 12th (1,& N Siicceeds Where Union ta Humphrey. Livermore; Patricia Tracy. pursue (Continued on Page 3) Hurricane, in Cr,ttenden County. On June 13 she will accompany Ann Allen, Warren County; Judy buelltmad many years in She:by 7 girls to 4-H Club Junior Week, Ann Kuhn, Sandy Hook. ville. on the University of Kentucky Shelby Jean Prater, Preston- Failed; Spirits Campus. Those attending be: General _ - will Away burg; Tommie Lou Cornett, Lon- Miss Donna Ruth Grogan, 4-H Progress On City's Workable Program Is Made , DANVILLE fun — U. S. Sen. don; Charlotte Faye Crump. Flam- LOUISVILLE (UPI The Louisville John Sherman Cooper, the Rev. club State Vice-President and Nadine McPherson, train crew ass taking a coffee ing County: & Nashville Henry P Mobley State clothing champion; Miss Ja- Railroad has done break at • the Big Shanty, of Louisville. and Carolyn Jean Wolff,. nifty; whai the G3., Ky., and James net Like, Dress Review winner To Agency; Coals For 1961 Union army failed to do depot. H. Evans of New Patricia Jo Foley, Owingsville. Federal Listed 99 years ago---ipirited York City have been who will participate in the Dress The Cen- That touched off a railroad chase elected trust- Edessa Louise Hollars. Frank- tral out of the Deep South. ees of Centre College. Logan Cald- Review at Junior Week on Friday, lin-Simpson: Juanita Thomas, Sou- Progress on the Workable 1. The State Plumbing Code construction of the low rent hous- through northwestern Georgia that June 16 Janet is also State Re- , Officials of the railroad re- became legendary. well of Danville was re-elected thern High School; Martha Kate gram for the -city of Murray has became effective in the city. ing projects. SmIed this morning to the board and Paul creation winner. regulations were that the old Andrews and his men were try- G. Blazer Butler, Breckinridge County; Bon- been asked for by the housingand 2. Subdivision ,RB! locomotive which of Ashland was re-elected The following are Junior 4-H County; 7. Citizen Advisory Committees figured promi- ing to destroy the railroad to trustee ita Mattingly. Henderson Home Finance Agency of the Fed- completed and adopted by the nently in one of eineritus Club leaders: Mary Beth Bazzell, Sheridan were formed and used in connec- nest the more bizarre hamper Confederate military op- Ann Christian, Sturgis; eral Government. This is the agen- Planning ('ommission. episodes of the Sharon Sledd. Toni Burchett, Lin- tion with the Housing Program Civil War arrived erations, but they finally had to Kay Thomas, Heath High School. cy which will supply funds for the 3. The Gas Code was revised. ;lacks safely in Louisville da Henry and Nancy Scull. and Subdivision Regulations. last night, if abandon the engine near Ring- and Carole Faye Barlow, Hiseville. lew rent housing project Wlaich The Planning Commission in a somewhat This group will leave from the The progress report also lists ln buy undignified man- gold. Ga Nine of the raiders eventi' Max Churchill Is Alternates were Ruth Ann Dye, is to begin soon in the city. worked on revising the Majcfr ner aboard a flat bus Station on Tuesday, Jup,e___13 Addington,_ I Inweval- the goals for the coming year. car. ually were hanged as spies. Six Paris;-- Brenda - In order to qualify los_ binds Street Plan; revised the Zoning Disclosure of the University Graduate and _return on Saturday, June 17. These goals General's who survived received Congres- ley High School; Sandra Camen- the city had to formulate a pro- Ordinance, and Map, because of 4 _ Whereabouts solved ile there they will study on Branden- 41 a niylelery that Zionil. Medals of Honor. , Stanford, gram for community improvement new annexations,• began preparing 1. 'onstruc ion e low rent began when Mrs. Max Churchill and dauglat- citizenship, and how to, be better the engine disappear- One reason the L & N--succeed- burg. Lee ('ounty, and Patricia Ann which was acceptable to the agen- the population forecast; the Com- housing projects. ed Tuesday night from its ex% Anneta. attended the gradua- leaders in their community. County. RAS accust- ed where Andrews failed was bet- Hager, LaRue cy. munity Facilities Plan; and revised 2. Prepare and adopt the Future Aamed spot at the Chattanooga. tion exercises of the Washington On June 19. 20, 21, Mrs. Wra- Map. ter security. Officials of the road This program was set forth 'mon- the base map Land Use Penn.. depot. It was traced Wed. University night school held Mon- ther will be on vacation until er • absolutely refused even to discuss ths ago when the city first embark- 5. Office space was provided 3. Implement the Subdivision op nesday morning to an abandoned day in St. Louis, Missouri. her daughter. Barthela Jo, leaves the matter, or a& much as admit Kirksey To Hold ed on the idea of • constructing and equipped for the Building Regulations. roundhouse at the foot of Lookout Max Horace Churchill, son of for Colorado State. She will be luxury wash The General was missing, until public housing units in the city. Inspector and the Planning Com- 4. Adopt a Housing Code. Mountain, but: then it vanished Mr and Mrs Max Churchill, grad- in her office on June 22, 23. On Bible School this morning. Mayor Holmes Ellis. compil- mission. , styled with again. uated from the school with a B. S. June 25. she along with the two in 5. Provide for the enforcement As such things often do nd feel you these Degree in production manage- Home Agents from Graves County The7JCirksey Methodist Church ing the progress made on the pro- 6. Sites stre selected for the of the Electrical Code. The General last had disappear. days this turned illy apprecia out to have a , d Home Agent of Hickman will havir their Vaeation Bible gram reported that "through the • 6. Utilize Ae____caligen__Advishry ed _April 12. 1862, when a band publ4c• relations maw - .Wear then Young ClitteehlIT is now em- 0nt' Will —ftar School starting Stondify, truieTZTE into-Ries undertalrew 'uncle' tIW ommittees and subcommittee .tp • of 20 Union soldiers under the Warren A. McNeill, Legion Team DOnwns ... they're public r5J5- ployed in the cost department of Home Sconomics Convention at through Friday, June 16th. Fol- Workable Program, the city of carry out these projects and command of Secret Service agent lions director of the L & N, ' Gaylord Container Corporation's Cleveland Ohio, lowed by a picnic on Saturday Murray will be able to: Dresden Last Night ties which provide for the im- • James T. Andrews—a Kentuckian, "The General is safe and sound invdentally main office in St. Louis as an in- afternoon. "Eliminate blighted areas and provement of Murray. sitamee — stole it while the in the South Louishville shops, rases.) dustrial engineer. Gaylord is a There will be classes for all age prevent them from spreading and The two citizen advisory com- 6 N- where some work is being Cherry Corner Will By JIMMY ELLIS t done division of Crown Zellerback. He groups from Kindergarten to Jun- occurring in other liana of the mittees referred to are as fol- on it. We hope to announce our plans to do graduate work at Hold Annual School ior High. All children of the area com miataity- Murray American Legion team lows: plans for this valuable 593 historic Washington University night school invited to attend. "Provide better housing and a defeated Dresden. Tennessee 114 Citizens Advisory Committee on Weather relic in the near are future." this fall. The Vacation Bible School of better living environment for all last night at Holland Field, Subdivision Regulations: Howard Asked if the plans included re- Churchill is married to the the Cherry Corner Baptist Church citizens. Red Howe was the winning Brandon, Hershel Corn. Glenn Dor- furnishing The General Report to make former Mary Ann Grant. daughter will begin on Monday June 12 at "Protect and enchance the city's allowing only four hits. an, 513. W. Edmonds. Herman K. a nationwide tour, perhaps New Hope Methodists Uwiewil Prose ineorweelesseil under of Mrs. J. D. Grant of South 15th 8:30 and will continue through tax base. The losing, hurler. Crawell. was Ellis. George Hart, (7. W. Jones. its own power. in connection with St. The couple has four children. 11:30. The school will be held Plan Bible School "Attract industrial and com- tapped for 142 hits by the Murray Dr.., A. H. Kopperud. John Las- the Civil War centennial, McNeill Maxie, Stevie, Terry and Beth Ann. each day and will close Friday merical developments that can squad before being relieved by siter. Beale Outland. John Pasco, (Continued on Western Kentucky — Consider- Page 3) June 17 at the noon hour with a The vacation church school of raise local living standards. Roberts in the fifth. Robert - Perry, Hiram Tucker, Milt- able cloudiness, warm and humid MIKE GOT 140M11 TOO mew on the church grounds_ the New Hope Methodist Church "Stimulate interest on the part Richard Workman and Jimmy on Walston. loday and tonight with scattered MEETING The name of Mike Stranak was Parent's night will be held on will begin June 12 and continue of all the citizens to support act- Rose had three for three. Jerry Subcommittee on group housing: showers and thundershowers most- omitted from a story yesterday as Sunday night June 19 at 8:00 through June 16 The sessions will ivities which provide for an im- Grogan pounded a single and Emanuel Rowlett, Pete Rutledge, ly in the early morning and late one of the members of the Cardi- o'clock. The church bus will run be held daily at the church, be- proved community." . Dresden's Milton led his Rev. B. F Buchanan, Taylor Perry, afternoon and evening. High to- The Supreme Forest Woodmen's nal Little League team who con- its usual route. Others needing ginning at 9 00 and lasting until In the progress report to the team in the hitting department Chester Kendall, Lloyd Arnold, day in the low 80s. low tonight Circle will meet tonight at the nected for homers. Stranak got transportation are asked to call 11.00. Children in the community agency the following projects and with a Roy Dillard, Oscar Skinner. Wil. in the mid 80s Friday partly Woman's Clubhouse at 8:30 for a one homer and a double for his PL 3-5056. All children from nur- of all ages are invited to attend. activities were carried out in the The next game will be a return ham Hornbuckle, Chester Martin, cloudy, continued • warm with dinner meeting. A report of the night's work. The Cards won over sery age to interniediate ages are Mrs. Lao Lassiter will be the City of Murray towards the ful- match between the two clubs at J. D. King, Mrs. John Prewitt, chance of thundershouers .state• II tse given. the Reds 197. invited to attend. superintendent fillment f these objectives. Dresden. Mrs. Pete Rutledge.

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• P.v;r TNN (I LEIHIER & TIMES — MURRAY, KEN'isICKY — JUNE R, l9(1 THE LEDGER & TIMES Cleveland's Big Winning Streak May Brink Back To Memory PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc.. Consolidation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times., and The Major League Times-Herald, Octeuer 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January 1, 1942. Dykes'25 Year Old Quip Abo ut Push Button Play JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUISLISHER Standings By FRED DOWN and the Milwaukee Braves down- recalled by the Red Sox three ers and two singles in four tries We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor tailed Irreg.% Internat....al ed the Cincinnati by United Press International , who hurled the Reds, 3-1. The weeks ago and also scored the to drive in four runs and paciathe or Public Voice Items .:hich, in our opinion, are not for the best in- St. Louis Cardinals taunt at Joe McCarthy 25 years defeated the tie-breaking run in the fifth in- Cardinals' 12- attack. Mu al's terest °C our readers. , ago, is likely to hear any day 8-6, and the San ning when the Sox tallied four perfect night raised his season Francisco Giants scored a 4-3 11- times. Schwall has allowed only NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 1509 Kansas City at New York, night now that he's a "push button batting average to .308 his lifetime Madison Ave.. Memphis, Tenn.; Tune & Life Bldg., New York, N.Y.; inning win over the Philadelphia five runs in 35 innings since being homer total to 435 and his career NV manager." Stephenson Bldg., Detroit,. Mich. Town T. 10. G B. NATIONAL Phillies in other games. brought up from Seattle. hit total to 3,331, only 99 short of Cleveland- 33 17 .660 LEAGUE Jimmy's famed quip referred to seisi Mans Hits 17th Entered at the Post Offiee, Murray, Kentucky, fur t the ease with vi:thich the 1936 New Sandy Koufax matched his 1960 Hans Wagner's all-'sme NL rec- transmission as Detroit 33 18 647 1 Los Angeles 31 21 .596 Roger Mans hit Second Class Matter York Yankees demolished their his 17th homer victory output when he won his ord. New York 29 19 .604 3 Cincinnati 29 20 .592 ji and Yogi Berra his opposition but it applies just as ninth to give eighth game of the season with a SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carsier in Murray, per week per Baltimore 27 25 .519 7 San Francisco .....8 21 .571 11 the Yankees a record Orlando Cepeda's 11th - inning 20, well today to the Cleveland In- total of 31 seven-hitter for the Dodgers. John month 85c. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $3.50; else- Boston 23 25 .479 9 Pittsburgh 24 22 .522 4 in 16 games and single drove in the decisive run dians whose top-to-bottom batting pave the way for Roseboro's two - run homer and he;e, $5.50. Kansas City 22 24 .478 9 St. Louis 23 24 .489 5i Ralph Terry to for the Giants who saw relief ace power makes victories look as easy w i n his third Willie Davis' two-run double en- Washington 24 28 .462 10 Milwaukee 22 24 .478 6 straight game. Terry Stu Miller gain his fifth sir-10h) as sitting back and lighting one yielded both abled the Dodgers to take a 4-1 Tlit Chicago 19 29 .396 13 Chicago 19 30 .388 101 Minnesota hits win. The Giants had tied the tcore IISHAY — JUNE S, 1961 of Dykes' favorite cigars. in the first inning lead in the second inning. Homers Los Angeles 19 31 .380 14 Philadelphia 16 30 .348 12 and then with two runs in the ieghth inning The Indians ran their longest pitched no-hit ball the by Roberto Clemente and Don Minnesota 19 32 .373 141 Wednesday's Results rest of the way. The previous climaxed by Willie Mays' double. winning streak since 1956 to nine rec- Hoak produced all the Pirates' Wednesday's Results San Fran. 4 Phila. 3, 11 inn. ord of 28 homers in 16 Don Demeter had three hits fur games and increased their Amer- games was runs. Boston 6 Kansas City 2 Milwaukee 3 Cincinnati Is night held by the 1941 Yankees. the Phillies. New York 5 Minnesota 1 ican League lead to a half-game Pitches Four-Hitter St. Louis 8 Chicago 6, night Ted Bowsfield four- Ten Years Ago Today Los Ang. 4 Baltimore 0, night W ed n es d ay night when they pitche'. a five- Don Nottebart pitched a Los Angeles 7 Pittsburgh 3, night hitter as the Ledger & Times File Cleveland 11 Washington 0, night crushed the Washington Senators, Angels downed the hitter for his first complete game FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT Today's Games Orioles and Only games scheduled. 11-0, behind Jim Grant's six-hit moved into ninth in the majors to knock the Reds Use 'I'-4-L for 3 to 5 days. Milwaukee at Cincinnati place in the AL. Ken out of first place. Rookie Ken Watch Today's Games pitching. Aspromonte Lresh-as-a-daisy, healthy The Philadelphia at San Francisco hit a two-run double Fisearl t Tuesday Los Angeles at Boston, 2, twi- In those nine games they've in the first Hunt's wildness led to Milwau- skin replace the inlection. U not to Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, ii,ght inning and Steve Bilko a 450 third-inning which delighted eall ii 1110-. ol the rih/cOr; or this to night ont - scored their opposition, 71 -foot kee's three-run with instant-drying T- Only games scheduled. homer in the sixth to lead by Ed Mathews' 4 re•ipiTakal ill all real properly in the comity. Kansas City at New York, 2, twi- runs to 31, and they're sporting a the was climaxed -L, your 480 back trorn‘any Friday's Games lineup that shows Jimmy Piersall Angels' seven hit attack. two-run double. druggist. Note: 'I'-4-L is especially night Milwaukee at Chicago ., Mrs. Ntart. June Williams, eighteen year old vire 2, twi-night -7-iitting .368, Johnny Romano .37, for severe cases. Now at Holland Cleveland at Detroit, Cincinnati at St. Louis Rookie Dun Schwall scored his Stan Musial enjoyed his best i.1 MIIIT;ly ilWay at Baltimore, night Chuck Essegian .370, Johnny Tem- Drug Co. Minnesota Philadelphia at Los Ang.. night fourth straight victory since being night of the season with two horn- morning tt the anderbilt Hospital in Nash- night ple .328, Vic Power .296 a n d Chicago at Washington, night -- , Pittsburgh at San Fran., Woody Held * Friday's Games 285. Los Angeles at Boston, night Extends Hitting Streak Lida/. ^fins Thomas, a oat iv'' of Fulton, passed away Minnesota at Baltimore, night Held hit his ninth homer, Ro- of the age--itt Si OH the kentiii-1.• Chicago at Washington, 2, twi- Possible To mano drove in two runs and 1:fiiirt or Appeal. He ‘ta, tlw night - stretched his hitting streak to 22 "cow AN'UT /1 11'• court lour Cleveland at Detroit, night games and Willie Kirkland also homered to make.Wednesday night Get Several another relaxing evening for the O NE HOUR SERVICE manager. The -victory ran Grant's I3ECF 1961 record against the league to A REMINDER TO YOU OF OUR . . . . Bonus Checks 7-0 a n d increased his lifetime mark against the old and new for-a- Senators to 18-2. Grant stands on- legally pos- Frankfort, — It's ly 18-24 against the rest of the receive sible for one person to league for his career. BIG TEA DAY DRY CLEANING several Kentucky bonus checks. BARBECUE The New York Yankees con- Y. Lloyd, bonus "Adjutant Gen. A. tinued their long-range slugging to today. "A All you outdoor chefs will make a hit administrator, said hand the Minnesota Twins their the mother of I claimant might be 13th straight loss, 5-1, the Los with those hearty appetites when you 0 SPECIAL!! eligible veterans." several deceased Angeles- Angels vacated' the cellar explained. "If none of them serve foods from IGA. The selection is he _with a 4-0 victory over the Balti- tohave _married, - she- Which Is In Progress This Friday, happened more Orioles and the MOSton Red complete and the prices are low. Shop Saturday entitled to a _bonus for wouli:be Sox beat- the Kansas City Ath- IGA today! them. And if she also each of letics, 6-2. in ot her Amerlean happened to be the un-rem.irried League games. ANY SIX PRES, PLAIN widow of an eligible veteran she'd In the , the Los TABLE-RITE TABLE-RITE CHOICE GRADE qualify for that bonus. too." Angeles Dodgers took over first CHOICE GRADE So Jar no more than two claims place by, a half-game when they ANY EIGHT PIECES, PLAIN have been paid to any one person. beat the Pittsburgh Pirates, 7-3, CHUCK Lloyd said. Payment began in April. • — NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR ONE HOUR SERVICE — Lloyd said the letters and phone several veterans hive protest vig- CHUCK calls that pour into the Bonus orously because they couldn't draw Division are of every hue, from $500 for each war they served in. STEAK 49icb comedy to tragedy and from grati- We even had one man who was fear accepting this tude to vented spleen. Occasional- worried for ROAST TABLE-RITE BONELESS ONE HOUR ly there's . really a rough letter bonus aught disqualify him from from some claimant who feels getting a bonus for the next war. he being discriminated 4gainst. Things to worry about! -The fact is that practically "Our biggest, most frustrating BLADE BEEF MARTINIZING everybody in the Bonus Division problem, -Lloyd said emphatical- • a veteran. We all wort hard ly, "is needless corresOnntience. Ib On The Square CUT 45c make sure the veteran gets Thousands of useless letters have 59c %cry penny corns g to him under necessitated the same number of lb We Have A Drop Station At Murray Wishy Washy - 207 So. 7th St. he law. fruitless answers and every day STEW O NE HOUR SERVICE -The law sets $500 as the Maxi: brings more. TABLE-RITE TOP QUALITY 'mum payment for all service, but •=lany want to know why th haven't received their bonus .a. wEINERs others who filed at the same have. Invariably it is some un- avoidable delay. maybe through lb better correspondence with' the veteran 49 The climate couldn't be himself over some or-omis- IGA PLAIN OR SELF-RISING - 25 sion in his application. Or perhaps for buying a new his clam required verification at a Federal records center, many case the delay is held to a mini- mum. There has not been one single case of a claim being lost FLOUR Lb 1 1180 JET-SMOOTH CHEVROLET or misplaced by us. An inquiry - - 4,1 about a slow claim simply adds WITH EACH 25-LB. OF FLOUR PURCHASED further delay to the completion YOU GET . . . . (ancrthat's the car more people are buying!) spring at-each. wheel,—gentiiis-you-past-arthe id' that claim:' those June skies and breezes. Add a spank in' wrinkles and ruts in the roads (there's even al A tremendous number of Ko- rean veterans seem not to under- new Jet-smooth Chevy. Prc.s. to, you've got all the tcam of over 700 behind-the-scenes "shock att-i4_ stand the dates in the bonus law, soi hers" to hush up road'surface mumblings and Lloyd said. These Oates are plain- '1',..ings of a roamin' holiday. That low-loading bonus applica- light-steerin',easyl ly set out in the FREE! Chevy's • -p-v;e11 trunk swallows up most everything grumblings). All in all, tion: along. The carefully - goin' ways juSt don't leave much for you "Koreln Conflict means 11) the you'd want to pack period beginning on June 27. 1950 A 5-LB. BAG OF IGA cmfted Ihxly by Fk-her has you in )--)PI--- to do but feel good. And that's exactly the and ending .July 25. 1953, and (2) way your Chevrolet dealor wants you to feel subsequent service until Jan. 31, 1-txJry-(ane1---in tomfiart-high seats where -t1155. the—ve4erao-- was qualified the sight-seein' comes easy). That Jet- —aa you can plainly see in those beautiful for the Korean Medal." SELF - RISING MEAL new Ti qualify for the Korean Med- 46-oz. can IGA smooth Ghevy ride, with a sinewy Full Coil June buys he's got bustinout_all_over.! required. al, service in Korea is COOKING • • veteran did not serve in IGA abil-end(Om aist If the Mr millirdig—aa those dates he Waspskw* Impaftgresigal_10 Korea between did not get the Korean Medal and 4 990 • -V 1 Kentucky cannot legally pas him OIL bonus money for that permed. PORK "Veterans can save themselves 'VS -Green Nabisco Commonwealth much time Hart's All and and the Cheese box and, expense' by consulting one of Fresh the veterans service organizations ihe Bed Cross on. bonus pro- ackers - blame instead of writing to the BEAN 19 Division." the admini- Processirtf LIMA BEANS 303 Can strator conelOdei J IBA - 46-oz. a 303 Can TOMATO 2 CANS The Cumberland Inver was dis- covered in is750 h), Dr. Thomas 4 49b Walker. what named the river and 9ow R 99 JUICE -

William Augustus. Duke of Cum- IGA berland. Cumberland Falls State 303 2.0 Park is locale:I Nis the river, near APPLE SAUCE Can 29c

A replica of Fort Harriet, the first permanent white settlement YELLOW EARS in Kentucky, Ls in Pioneer Mem- SWEET State Park at Harrodsburg. RUBY RED CORN orial 6 2oc Impala Coweerfible —foist as warp ss yea please Gad wide opealarfeas. Also3-mside the park is the Lin- Temple, which RADISHES coln's Marriage 10-LBS. shelters the cabin where President 8-az. married. NO. I Lincoln's aarents were Bag See the nen ri errolet.3 at your keel authorized Chevrolet dealer's One-Stop".C'hoppings—trintee 5' Potatoes ALABAMA 49c Old NIalkey Ileeeng II. use, near RED Tompkins% ille i.. me of the old- est log hui Id in 2": in Kent iicky. HOLCOMB CHEVROLET The house, butt of half-hewn logs and chinked, has 12 corners HAZEL HIGHWAY MURRAY, KY. PLaza 3-2617 believed to represent the Twelve KAVANAUGa'S ®FOODLINEi Apost It's. cgs

srxr. R LET/GER 1TINT9 — MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE THREE INV "•••••1011•••••• !wry cials on the train with it all the of Georgia, which owns the West- before resuming testing he way." ern and Atlantic Railroad, The ed the world to know the 1: FARM BUREAUI# L & N • • • McNeill wouldn't concede that Laos. States had exhausted every another reason for the mysterious Western and Atlantic, with its Play ti•it Continued from Page One Confirmed from Page One sible chance to achieve a„ way in which the 50,000 pound rolling stock, is under lease to meat. locomotive was spirited out of the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. ngles in four executives fror- • :1 tries only laughed and said nothing. Chattanooga was the fear of arous- Louis, in turn a part of the L & bah talks, he appeared to be Newspaper United States • runs and pacsthe "We kept the whole operation ing the animosity of people in N system. thinking more in terms of plan- parts of the were here for the iit attack. Mliglal's as quiet as possible because we the Tennessee city and in Georgia. ating for their ultimate failure. Canada "The General hasn't had any conference at the Statlei- ' raised his season have had trouble with car win- Would Resume Tasting day to .308 his lifetime Some Georgians have been irked steam up for 50 years," McNeill ton Hotel. IteitetkyhniImo Furn. dows and other propefty being for years becaose The General no "If the talks break down." he 435 and his career vandalized," McNeill said. "and said, "we would have to initiate 11, only 99 short of was allowed to stay as far north Credit—Secret we didn't want anything like that as Chattanooga. e'll be lucky if he can say the action." This apparently re- all-*.me NL rec- Farm Weapon to happen to The General. We had the same for the folks in Chatta- ferred to resumption of tests. Kentucky Lake is 184 miles By Larry May special police and railroad offi- Actually, it belongs to the s e nooga and Georgia. Kennedy stressed repeatedly that and has 2.300 miles of shor Is credit the secret weapon for eta's 11th - inning a farmer to use to build his farnD the decisive run into a more profitable enterprise? who saw relief ace Many Kentucky bankers have a his fifth str-ioht seen the farm credit light shining coME SEE... TAKE A&P's POPULAR VALUE COURSE! YOU'LL ENJOY. GOOD FOODS AND... s had tied the tcori• brightly over the countryside. Pro- n the ieghth inning duction Credit Associations have YOU'LL SAVE! 'illie Mays' double. been organized to fill certain needs. had three hits for Other cooperative credit sources are being formed in certain areas, and other private credit sources raduate to Yeadlound Savin LETE'S FOOT want a hunk of the farmers' credit for buainess. 3 to 3 clay:, Artist a-a-daisy, healthy Symeon Shimins recreates one of the spec- ,'1'h Farmers Home Administra- ie uilechon. If not tacular moments in the Mirisch Production of "The OW* ants provided unequaled valu- instant-dryine 'I•- Horse Soldiers," the John Wayne-William Holden - 'able service to countless farmers back from any Sarver in color due Friday at the Murray Drive-lu in tight money areas where lend- T-4-L is especially Theatre through United Artists release. Constance ers are overly cautious. It has been SUPER RIGHT QUALITY—FULLY MATURED ,s. Now at Holland t „ Towers is the befititiful young rebel' ilL this Civil valuable to indigent farmers who War story directed , by John Ford. could not build up a credit rating that would please their local banker. The administration's coverall Confederate Locomotive farm bill includes an attempt to 14 "The broaden credit services to farm- ers through the Farmers Home BEEF STEAK SALE Administration. It carries over ONE HIGH QUALITY-NO CONFUSION-ONE PRICE AS ADVERTISED General" Is Missing Again from past FHA acts these ideas: Loans must be made to persons CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (UPD — where the engine stood. with a farm background who are SLICED BACON SALE! Porter House Sirloin Center Cut Round unable to obtaan SItiffictem credit A Confederate locomotive, hijack- But there was no sign of "The tiorrowers must ed by Union raiders during the General," an eight-wheel wood- elsewhere. The or T-Bone or Cube or Boneless Swiss Civil' War was reported missing become ownef0eperators of family 5c burner that weighs 50,300 pounds. again today. farms. Allgood .. lb. 4 But there were no indications "I just don't know anything The bill provides that no loan the about it," said J. N. Neal, assistant shall be made that will exceed the Yankees 'were to blame this SUPER RIGHT QUALITY time. superintendent for the Louisville. normal value of the farm.. The 9c The historically-priceless 'deo- and Nashville Railroad, sponsors loans must not exceed the amount e a hit motive, affectionately named "The of the display. of money which a county commit- Thin Sliced lb 49` en you 110 Gealpral." has been on display in "It was there when I left yes- tee of three persons certifies for lb. ,ction is front of Chattanooga's Union Sta- terday," he said. each individual loan. Lb. tion. "The General" starred in a wild Loans can be made on insured Thick Sliced 2 Pkg 95` Shop This morning t h e iron fence locomotive chase during the Civil for buying farms, operating farms, War. In the 1920's comic Buster developing land and water uses, which_ ,surrounds the dial/lay had - U.S. GOV'T TOP QUALITY Cut Up Whole been removed and a length of Keaton made a popular movie, and in emergency situations. , track connecting with the main also named "The General" based Certain broad !imitations are U. S. GOVT INSPECTED—TOP QUALITY line had been laid to the spot on the incident. A historically- placed on the amount of money CHICKEN PARTS CHICKENS Lb.27` Lb.23 accuralla-wersien of the incident that can be loaned. For example, FRYING was more recently filmed by Walt non-profit associations can borrow Super Right Fresh Super Right Disney and was called to $2,500,000. Individuals may "The Great up Whole Breast lb 49' Locomotive Chase." borrow up to $50,000 for operat- GROUND BEEF lb. 45e WEINERS lb. 490 Federal spy James A. Andrews ing loans, such as purchasing live- and 22 of his raiders hijacked the stock, feed, etc., if laud amount is Boneless, Rolled Beef Genuine Spring engine at Big Shanty, Ga., April certified by his county- committee. Whole Legs . 39' 91 12, 1862 and rode northward If most people can agree that RUMP ROAST lb. 79c LEG 0' LAMB lb. 69c through Georgia, planning to burn credit is the persuader of growth Wings . lb. 29c Backs . .lb. 15c the railway bridges behind them and that credit can minimize the as they went. Andrews lived at farmer's reliance on price support Necks . lb. 10c Gizzards lb. 35c Flemingsburg, Ky. programs, maybe they can also tr",elk The Confederates gave chase in agree on this question: How liberal another engInta "The Texa s," should cred?! be? JANE PARKER , CALIFORNIA LONG WHITE which is now on display in At- Lb. • Pineapple( Save 49, lanta. and. prevented the raiders Bag , from carrying out their plans. Lake Cumberland is 105 miles ries or Apricot lec Ea. Potatoes 1 long and has 1,335 miles of shore- 39 Ib Rain slowed the raiders and the 59 Confederates arrested them near line. Jane Parker Cumberland Falls, in Cumberland Golden. Sugared( uSpayt0e ) U.S. NO. 1 HOTHOUSE Chattanooga. Nine of the captured ..Dar. 19e Falls State Park, 125 wide and Donuts or Cinnamon 6c spies were hanged and buried Fancy Lb. here. drops 68 feet. oCrrehiscaethntle Siaocve 35c Quality General" is owned by the Pound Cake Ea. 29' Tomatoes -The state of Georgia and several his- )2 1-Lb. 4 Ib Save lle 35c FRESH ALABAMA torical organizations have set up On 2 Lves. 9Pb a clamor to have it returned. Ootato Breail( Loaves U S. AM' FROZEN CONC. But Matt McWhorter, chairman Coconut( Save) No. 1 ... of the Stone Mountain. Ga. Me- Cookies er„„,, Pk. 394 Peaches 29c morial Commission, scoffed at Orange Juice SOUGHT AS PLOTTER-Domini- 22-lb. avg. can Republic secret police suggestions members of his his- WISCONSIN AGED CHEDDAR Ai& Red Ripe - 6-0z. may have kidnaped were reported close on the torical group 6 Cans 99,c trail of retired Brig. Gen. Juan "The General." Save svc WATERMELON EA. 75e In Ctn, Lao Tomas Diaz understand- who was identi- He said it was his Saarp Cheese Lb. fied as ( alleged leader of the ing that the engine simply had IRCHASED plot to assassinate Generalis- been taken into a shop for repairs Sunnyfleld Lightly I simo Rafael Trujillo. One of in preparation for a forthcoming Buffer Sweet Cream Salted Lb 69' e• the sulapects In the killing was Civil War observance. ( machine-gunned in Ciudad "Besides, we wouldn't have to Adds Zest I Bars Trujillo and three others are if we wanted it," Mc- 4 , der arrest as plot suspects. steal it Blue Cheese To Any Meal Lb. 67° &P 0 Whorter said with a note of pride. 4 12-oz. That engine belongs to Georgia. It's just on loan to Chattanooga." ice Cream 2:rnt 79° PINEAPPLE JUICE _ Cans L&N officials in Louisville all said they knew nothing about the 24 Oz 24-0z. incident. They said the company's Bottle t:i . ••••• • • •• Bottles FREE public relations director was Karo Syrup !aub:1 230 Grape Juice • • 3 79C -somewhere in the Chattanooga t.Bagb. 1.39 AEAL area," but they didn't know where 25-Ft, he could be located. Sweet Peas lona 10.10c- Flour SunnyF e'd Plain 25 Saran Wrap Roll 290 C•n•• Lb. .1 4KURFEE'S PAINT One of the worst Indian massa- Sauerkraut A&p 1t1..1"C Eight O'Clock RIR 1.03 et. cres in Kentucky occurred with- KleenexCleansing Pkgs. Paramount IF WE FORGET TO in the Levi Jackson Wilderness 73c 49c •Pcklesi D411S %JI:G 1.39C •• SHORTENING — 3-Lbs. MR SHAKE YOUR PAINT Road States Park, near London, in DEXO cYaenne 1W Armours wH 6 79 c YOU GET IT FREE! October 1786. Treet (4c Off Deal). 45c Evap. Milk House 125-Ft. Arweers 89c Isaac Shelby, first Vovernor of Sausage Cans ..11C Our Own Tea ( :41 ) ho STARKS HARDWARE Kentucky, is buried at the Isaac Cut-Rite iaapxer( 1E:1:02 490 12th & Poplar Shelby Memorial, five miles outh C of Danville on the border of Lin- coln County, Honey 690

2 CA• NS PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., JUNE 10 Macs Barbecue Pe. 790 190. THE GREAT ATI.ANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, INC. .4 Nescafe '‘os:taen: ) 790 29c 'ft:: )1; kOQz 47 4 t. An — el Food Reg. Gold Medal Flour Pillsbury Cake Mixes 2S Be SPEASific... Always Ask for Hi-C Fruit Drink Florient Fab GRAPE, ORANGE OR Yellow. Spice, Oran(• IS 17c 29c 2.Lb. Plain 25c Pieeapple. Chart•lst• _ Os. .1, DEODORANT DETERGENT PUNCH f.-Lb. CS R, 55c) Plaln 54c FRUIT 111.11• . — - 37c i al) Plain —1.02 46-0s. 050 &OS_ 75, ,Sc Off I 20-0z. 29, 10-Lb. (8.1f, 3 D•vble Tolle\ 37c SPEAS 25-Lb. IS R. 2.13) Plain _2.09 Cans 7 11••11•1••41 I9-0s. Can I Deal i Pkg. KEYSTONE BUTTON 49c APPLE CIDER or DISTILLED Kotex Palmolive Crisco Scotties ORIENTAL GLAMOR — This FACIAL TISSUE It Pembroke Squires creation, FEMININE NAPKINS Soap Mushrooms SHORTENING shown being modeled in New Lb. 2 Pkgs. of 200 .. . 25c York, brings a touch of Regular 42 Pkgs. L9e 4 Reg. Bars ...... 41c 0 Slender Oriental glamor to the beach. Ai Of 12 g 2 Bath Bars 29c 2"Can 23' 3 can 92 2 Pkgs. of 400 .. . 49c .INER The swimsuit is strapless. L1115 FULLY The collarless, sleeveless AGED—MELLOW sheath buttons down one side. • LEDGER W TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY THURSDAY — JUNE 8, 1 NI

PERSONALS TOPPY Mrs. George Rives, of San Fran- cisco, Calif., has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Ragsdale for several days this past week. Mrs. Rives is a cousin of Mrs. Ragsdale. Bacon 39 imeortfir • • • • Mrs. Gaylord T. Forrest and SWIFT'S sons, Bob and Ted, of Virginia Beach, Va., have arrived for a BROWN 'N SERVE visit in Murray. Capt. Forrest will Social Join them in two weeks. Calendar Engagement Announced SAUSAGE 49, Friday, June 9th meet at the home of Mrs. BIlly The North Murray Homemakers Housden at 7:30 p.m. BOSTON BUTT PORK Club will meet at the home of . Mrs. Bailey Higgins at 1:30 p.m. • • • Tuesday. June 13 The Dorcas Sunday School Class Monday. June 12 of the First Baptist Church will Roast The 39J Euzeilan Sunday School have a breakfast at the Triangle Class of the First Baptist Church Inn at 7 a.m. with Mrs. Napoleon will meet at the home of Mrs. J. Parker's group in charge. Mrs. L. PURE I. Hoeick at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Mil- L. Dunn is the teacher. dred Barnett's group composed of GROUND Mesdames Hosick, ha Douglass, • • • • Jake Dunn, Opel Hale, Dewey The Gleaners Sunday School Lampkins, Sr., and Alva Thomp- Class of the first Baptist Church son will be in charge of the ar- will meet at the home of Mrs. rangements. Glen Grogan, 49! North 8th Street, at 7:30 p.m. BEEF • • • • 39Fb The Bethany Sunday School • • • • GRADE Class of the First Baptist Church friq, will have a potluck supper at the Wednesday, June 14 lake cabin of Mrs. Noel Melugin The Calloway Ccurity Country at 6 p.m. Club will have its ladies day luncheon at noon with Mrs. C. C. S • • • • Lowry as chairman of the hostes- A AO FRYER SERVE The South Pleasant Grove ses. Please make bridge reserva- FRESH GROUND SWIFT Home akers Club will meet at tions with Mrs. Hugo Wilson, Mrs. 'S a the home of Mrs. J. H. Stewart at Don Robinson, or Mrs. Matt s; PREMIUM 1 p.m. Sparkman. 29c FRANKS • • • • • HAMBURGER lb Tuesday. June 13th The Arts and Crafts Club will The Ruth Sunday School Class meet in the home of Mrs. Myrtle of the First Baptist Church will Lassiter at 2:30 p.m., June 14. GOLD MEDAL

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MISS MARGARET TARRY JOHNSON'S Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Tarry of Murray announce the engagement of, ROCK HUDSON their daughter. Margaret. to James L. Zieba, son of Mr. and Mrs. as Wes Hardin Frank Zieba of Farmington, Missouri. ALL DAY SAT. 0' sliespiOnery is 2 graduate of Murray High School and received her WESSON EAT degree from Murray State College Where she was a member of Alpha GLO-COAT THEM sorority, Alpha Sigma, Alpha Beta Alpha fraternity. Kappa PI HERE OR 17=1 fraternity, and served on the BSC Council. For the past three years 5c OIL Miss Tarry has been an instructor of business education in the TAKE THEM Farmington Senior High. oral. $1.29 L't WITH Mr. Zieba was graduated from the Farmington Schools and YOU: AL received his degree from Missouri University. He is presently 11- qts. 89° I employed by the Gulf Oil Company in St. Louis, Missouri. A July wedding is planned. SUNSHINE VANILLA - DUZ _ — Queen Size 9c Bridal Shower At Miss Carol. Newsome Regular F*0 Lodge Given And Rev. Craig To TZMICOLOR For) Miss Churchill llarry In Mayfield IVORY SOAP 4),31.` WAFERS 29 Cr..sbnwieTTs1FIATT WrI The Pennyrile Park Lodge near Dawson Springs was the scene Miss Carol Newsom, daughter HAWAIIAN GOLDEN - 46-oz. HUGH O'BRIAN ,f the bridal shower given in of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond New- 119111191 lomat of Miss Mary Florence som, Route 5. Maylteld will be- SURF R•g. 19* ME OAKS • JOHN • .Thurchill of Murray. bride-elect come the bride of Reverend Har- * PLUS SECOND FEATURE if Carl Douglas Garrett of Daw- old Curtis Craig, son of Mr. and son Springs. Mrs. Curtis W. Craig. Route 3, PUNCH on Monday. May 22, PREM 39' 29 RANGE STORY OF THE WEIRD CH11) DEMON:' at 7:30 o'clock in the evening. Hazel. Sunday afternoon, June 18. Mrs. White Fridy and Mrs. Mor- Reverend Louis R. Joiner will 14-11 - MOM SANDERS , BARBARA :HEU.EY ton Hibbs were the hostesses fur plarlorm the double-ring cere- JELL-O__3 BOXES 25` the lovely occasion. mony in the Christ Methodist For the prenuptial event Miss Church. 1822 West Broadwsy, GRAPE 0 DRINKN-GaL29 ViLLAGE F771EDAMith Churchill wore a black silk hnen Mayfield. :t 400 p.m. sheath with matching jacket and Miss Newham has chosen her Olack and white accessories. her older sister. Mrs. Billy Gerald Holiday Dill Jewelry was a five strand white Rodgers, as her matron of honor. pearl necklace and her gift cur- Miss Marilyn Youngblo.el Is the ORANGE DRINKA9 1 i sage was of white carnations. only bridesmaid. The flower girl PICKLES _ _ _ qt. 19" The honoree was aisialed In is Miss Patsy Jean Wilson. opening PAL Public Auction Sale her many lovely gifts by Reverend Craig has chosen for PEANUT No.2' her inother,4Mrs. Guthrie Chur- ha best man, Don Tab, r of Fre- chill. donia. Can Refreshments BUTTER _ lbs MDI:TE were served from The ushers will be _3 89' PEACHES Gerald Mc- 29 the tea table overlaid with a Clain of Farmington, and Rever- EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT AT 7:30 PAL white lace cloth over pink and end Gerald Owens of Hazel. HEINZ 3 FOR centered with a beautiful arrange- • Terry .Wayne Wright will serve PRODUCE ment of pink and white carnations as the flower buy. • COLES TRUCK STOP flanked by ptnk candles. Pettit Nuptial music will be furnished fours iced in pink and white, nuts, by Ronald Hampton, pianist, of BABY FOOD 3V. t'. Hazel, Ky. mints, and pink tinted punch were Hazel. ATERMELONS served. A reception will Lb. ri be . held im- The gift register was kept by mediately following the ceremony — Merchandise Auction — Mrs. Arnold Goodaker and awards and the tradition of 4 /pen church RADISHES-- were won by Mrs. L. L. Perry and will be observed. 5° SQUASH Lb. NI Mrs. J. D. Stevens. friends and relatives of the Appliances . Hand and Power Tools - Power Mowers ule are cordially invited to ,ttend. CANTALOUPES - Sewing Machines . Sweepers - TV Sets Radios - Each 2f1 Fans - Toasters - Steam Irons - Perculators - Mixers T1 M E TO • • 0 - Blankets - Sheets Pillows. SEE A PEPPER - -.Chain Saws- Drills • In Danville i5 the old public --5° LETTUCE -- UI Drill Bits - Cookware - Luggage. And Hundreds of , pram where- first SHOW! Consitution Other Fine Items for the Home and Farrn. I was framed and adopt- ed in 1792. It is known as Con- MURRAY DR1VE,IN: "The FROZEN FOODS stitution Sitaare Memorial and is — forgiven." 125 mins., starts EVERYTHING 100'T: GUARANTEED — a' $00 part of Kentucky 's State parks and 10.35. system. B1RDSEYE - Chicken, Turkey, Fish, Meatloof, Chopped Beef, Beef FR GIFTS!!, FUN FOR ALL!! TV DINNERS 4fi Spend Friday "Night at the Auction — Take Home the Bargains: BRENDA LEE says.. Term or Check ARE JUICE — 3-LB. CAN — 2 IR) 3N COFFEE DEL MONTE — W. E. DENNIS ON fEenfrae7egI Lb- 59 "11IE BUSY AUCTIONEER" C•N 20 Exciting Prizes in Sunflour and Sunflower Corn Meal Mix Contest P Fredonia Auction Co. Entry blanks and Contest details OWNERS In eads bag and at your food store. JOHNSON ,5554 Everyone Welcome! Come As You Are! 55. Nimbi" hor• j GROCERY- •iwtt y"asci-fre 5° 4

• THURSDAY - .11'NE 8, 1961 LEDGER & TIMES -- MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE FIVE JUNE 8, 96 WANTED NOTICE YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY LOST-FOUND CARRIER BOYS AGE 11-14. On- MONUMENTS-MURRAY Marble bUY;SELL ly boys honest, courteous, a n d and Granite Works, builders of willing to work need apply. Ledg- fine memorials for over half cen- er and Times. ti tury. Porter White, Manager, Dial u39 BUSINESS PL 3-2512. • junel5c "WANTED - AMBITIOUS MAN The first brick house ‘sest of information call P`... 3-170P.. 38c HELP WAN1 ED with car to service 2400 establish- the Alleghenies was built by Col. -RVE PLATFORM SCALES, ELECTRIC ed Fuller Brush customers. Age William Whitley between 1787 and DIRECTORY motors, air compressors, portable L 20-38 90 weekly goarantee plus 1794. It is now the William Whit- For Sale ley House State Shrine, located welders, used radios. Just received WANTED, CARPENTERS, MUST expeuses. Write 422 Columbus between Stanford and Crab *Orch- several thousand feet of new port- be exper -need. Furnish own Avenue, Paduca'i, Ky, Phone 443- E49 able cord. If you want to buy or truck, tools and crew. Apply in ard on U. S. 150. EQUIPMENT 2777." j16c NO. I USED FARM sell any type of electrical equip- ADDING person at the Jim Walters Corp- MACHINES TRACTORS rotrsk see Brandon Dill, PL 3-2930, The Jefferson Davis Monument OFFICE SUPPLIES • 2 - WD-45 oration, 2093 Beltline Highway, AND TYPEWRITERS • 1 - WD-45 DIESEL 33c at Fairview, Ky., is on a 22-acre Paducah, Kentucky. j8c PERMANENT HOW. FOR OR- Sales & Service plot and rises 351 feet. An ele- Ledger & Times PL 3-1916 • 1-1953 WD, LIKE NEW HORSE. WILL WORK OR RIDE. phan boy. Age 65. Gaylon Scott, vatt,. inside the monument takes • 2- USED FARM ALLS Call PLaza 3-1893. j9c Murray route two. 1 tnc Ositors to the top. Ledger & Times .... PL 3-1916 OIL DISTRIBUTORS 1)111( 39 g/ Several Older and a Lot Cheaper Tractors! Ky. Lake Oil Co. .... PL 3-1323 Services Offereti DRUG STORES Any kind of equipment can he furnished CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday's Purr! Jobbers Shell Oil Products with these tractors. HELP WANTED Scott Drugs .. PL 3-2547 PAINTING DONE. FREE ESTI- ACROSS 3-Collect 4-Girl's MAIMS 43=0- mate, Call PL 3-5583. 18P 1-Fall behind name ORB 1 -68 New Holland P.T.O. Twine Baler STANDARD COFFEE 4-South 6-Large spoon 147.1012 L-IMS American 41-Conjuno.•tion 'all MEMO MO PAINT STORES WOULD LIKE TO KEEP CHILD COMPANY 1-Encountered HARDWARE STORES 1 - der 77 P.T.O. Twine Baler - Ready To Go: animal RICUSIE4 ,S173111 in my home while mother works. 9-Flying 8-Medicinal Tidwell Paint Store PL 3-3080 Murray, Ky. and Paris, Tenn. mammal ahruu Q110118 UAW nza Douglass Hdw , cur. 4th & Main 2 - Super 77 P.T.O. Twine with Motors, com- Experiencgd. Call Mrs. Joe Pat 9-Mandate 2 openings to 12-Greek letter Jammu GM operate an estab- 13-Artista 1O-€x jet 0 pletely reconditioned, real cheap. Thornton, FL 3-1932. jlOnc 11--Sailor 111nkrill- • 61OL2LMill lb PRINTING lished Standard Coffee Route. stand .,- MEMIEI 111-l'eriod (colloq.) 03111Q1 MECO 2 - 66 AC Harvesters with Bins and Tandem Male age 22-48. No experience of 16-Weird 39 Starks Hdw. PL 3-1227 Ledger & Times PI, 3-1916 GO LOOK! NOW'S THE TIME To time 18-Pedal digit Wheels. Excellent. spray your elm, formosa, or maple necessary. If you work hard I5-Be present go %WSW OROU ME 17-Confine -Drunkard OSO UM R trees; and scrubs. We also take and service customers you can animal with 12-1Sogwood Harvesters (No. 1) with Bins and 2.:- Middle SOO F077-Th INSURANCE 2- 66 AC make $4,000 to $7,000 a year a rope RESTAURANTS care of your roaches and termites. 19-Cures 25-Burmese gea D a Ready To Go. demon Frazee, Melugm & Holton Call Kelley's Termite & Pest Con- based on Salary, Commission 21-11ana- name # • 22-1- 27-BassagewaY Southside PL 3-.s892 Twine - Really Nice. trol today. Phone PL and 3 Bonuses, paid vacation Selorea 28-Beneath 4470 1 -Case Baler P.T.O. - 3-3914, 100 measure 43-Bitter retch 31-Short sleep 55- tefal1 Gen. Insurance .... PL 3-3415 So. 13th St. july13c and retirement. Car furnished 24-Vast age 41-o :romp of 5r.-Eono•lov Lots of Other Mowers, Elevators and Other and all expenses paid. For in- 96-Brother of 32-Fentalts 'seven 67- Prouoon ERVE Jacob 4collou ) persons JEWELRY SERVICE STATIONS terview see Mr. M. B. Kulfuss 29- Euro'peen 47-Equality Equipment, Ready To Go. 36-Spantah for high note at Murray Plaza rineh "river" took NIFTi Walston-Young Ts x. PL. 3-2810 FOR RENT Motel on Fri- 31- Libel go-lolet •Furchimi Jewelry .... PL 3-2835 34-Broader 52-Loud day from 2 to 9 1..m. 18c 33-Metal noise • C3-1.701,ted 14- Fle.ate 41 -Petty ruler 54 EMIUM WATER VALLEY IMPLEMENT COMPANY -Comfort (s1; LADIES READY TO WEAR TYPEWRITER RENTAL FURNISHED APARTMENT AND 35- Orga of beams ANKS sleeping I 2 3 .11 AND SERVICE Water Valley, Ky. Phone FL 5-2611 rooms. 203 Woodlawn 37-tlarne at 4 5 6 7 8 ..- ...Tfi9 10 11 Littletons PL 3-4623 Ave. Call PL 3-3300. marbles _ .:71 ./81) I9 12 MAN OR WOMAN. FtMILIES I -A state oCoi: 13 V• Ledger & Times PL 3-1916 (abbr.) ••• MENS CLOTHING jlOp 2 UPS-AIRS FURNISHED APTS. 39c need service in Murray. Full or I 40-Abstraet 15 16 4.4:17 for adults only. PL 7-4552. j7p being is ROOFING r FOR SALE STRAWBERRIES - BRING con- part time. Some earn $3.50 hourly 42 Baker's •W•P Graham-Jackson PL 3-3234 BUILT-UP product 19 • aae tainers and pick your berries. 100 NEWLY DECORATED and up. Write Rawleigh, Dept. 21 FURNISH 44-Cotton fabric, ftl .s$ ,•./....:1 Ruberoid Bonded Roofers USED WRINGER TYPE Washer. quart, beginning June 8th. C. L. KYF-1090-557, Freeport, Illinois. 46- Haryeat - TV SALES ,& SERVICE ed apartments. Adults only. Row- 22 23 *to*: 74 25 Murray Lbr. Co. or Klapp Roofing, Burton, Stella, Kentucky. IS-Anglo-Saxon /26 I 12/ 128 INTE In good conditior. Price $25.00. l8P lett's Apts, 711 Main. Phone PL 3- 1 tp nioney .• s Mayfield 29 ..'1 Bell's TV & Ref. Set.. PL 3-5151 2891. j9c 50-Antlered • 35- 30 :::. 3i 32 '';••' 33 I fED Phone Pr, 3-534d after 5 o'clock. BRICK HOUSE, 2 BEDROOMS, animal 51- Fikt 4N- den, bath, kitchen, dining room, LOST & p 34 • )37 38 '-':'•439 FOUND I 53-Slumber V utility, living room. $75 rer month. 40 ACRES PASTURE LAND. See Ch err 40 •14 47 ''43X..L. .: PLaza 3-2P't9. ' H. W. Cherry at Dr. Mason Farm. 58-Trade A, :44 45 38c LOST-TRUCK 61-Man's name •••.• LICENSE No, T22- 62- ltp Ethiopian 46 47 ••••• 48 49 ...'• 50 611. If found return to Ntonk's title :•:• ;Is ...4 PPLE V A T TREATED FOUNDATION 64-Man's name Super Service or phone PL 3=4973, 65-Vigor 52 .1.."3 54 material for all types of buildings. TWO APARTMENT HOUSE, four J9p (cotton.) "5 rooms each Se- Dirt 35 56 Treated with pena for at least 72 apartment, two baths, 58 59 60 67-Chinese :•0$ hours for durability of building private entrances, gas heat, newly pagoda 29c 61 i'd,',4: 02 63 E.,,-;...)...,6,4 decorated..Located material and fence post. Miller two blocks LOST: BLACK, WHITE, BROWN DOWN X Lumber from the quare. Rent Compary near LaYestop $50.00 a spotted Beagle hound. 8 yrs. old. 1-Meadow 63 ':a.11 66 1 ,.,..t.,167 Grocery. month. Ga oway Insurance and Last seen in Clark's River Bottom 2-T•nit of '•''. Real Es Siamese - Agency. Call PL 3- near old Concord road. Call PLaza currency ;ON • TEN HOUSES WILL BE SOLD 5842. j10c 3-5346. jlOnc on Cherry Street, Broad Extended, CHAPTER 22 i the S.:confine v.'ent alonr spelled Out the name for her. and South 9th on June 10, Satur- RL YoD HEER 'when tor to. rule. It was quite a "Nn wrs tet.Thone IA day, beginning at 1:00 p.m. by the hey took your sister party, i..o way she told IL ''or book, though, that they had .It. FRlEDA!ltif-IERE ARE YOU? EXCVSE ME ..t (LAS W7 Murray Municiple Housing Com- COME, AND GET MERELY away in the ambulance?" I astrr Holly was picking figntr the iriswerirg service. While I TRYIN6lb mission. The houses, will have to I'VE GOT YOUR CAT! COME,. ADO A LITTLE EttP14A51.5: asked Arcadia Torres. with people, yelliag that she _was there, incidentally, some dov,fn. YOUR STUPID "I saw theni." she replied was the greatest actress in the man called for you. Colon', be destroyed or torn A AND GET YOUR CAT! CAT!! to $20.00 deposit will be required in 89 "Was she alive then?" world. Gus made a play for her. Ferguson. tie wants you ' "I thought she was alive." and Sectiradna stepped II. and come out to his house. he sal-I. order to execute the contract. At- "Who called the ambulance? Holly broke oft the end ot a He intimated that it was very ,ter satisfactory completion of the "The policeman." bottle and went for ner. I don't urgent." contract the $20.00 will be return- "Sergeant Granada?" get it. She never acted like "How long ago was this?" ed. See L. D. Miller, executive She nodded. that an liquor.- -Twenty minutes or so." director of the Murray Municiple ''What was Granada doing Pach11:, dropp..! hi 5 I,:otective The floodlights were burn,-.; Housing Commission, for further here?" left shoWder and stood back on outside Ferguson'll, pouae when _ wanted to talk to her his heels. arrived, throwing long shad- NANCY 26 "He I by Ernie BushmIllar about Gus." "Was Holly smoking marl- ows along the cliff and up "How do you know?" rjuana ?" the driveway. A dusty late-mod- "She told me. He sent her al "She was certainty nigh on el ear.stood in the turnaround. niessage by the corner grocery.. Art.1, _Mag.- I thought I kpea it, and looked YOU KNOW HOW HOW DO But wben h got here, she was "It eliaages people some- In. It was a rented car, accord- YOU CLUTTER UP out, lying on the bed, lie went Tony. It acts like a trig' ing to the registration slip. A YOU In an) found her." _ *ger on um:table reople." light hat with a sunburst band THE BATH ROOM 29 "Did you see theni together?"I "Yeah. I lay on' the front seat. WITH YOUR LIKE IT? "After he called the runbu- "I want you to think about When Ferguson opened the lance, I did." ibis, Ton-N. (Amid you be mis- door, the short_ and pas:aceiate STOCKINGS? "And !he ....as alive then?" taken 1 a Gral.it!a?" Iman from Miami was standing "She was breathing, I think. "Ye .m. tie Aiswet,:d slowly,I close to his elbow, lie said to aL29 Bid she w.aildn't w up." •*1 coul•. it. ! I could Ferguson: "Who did you say "Was she afrzkld of Grenada 7" be wo. or, out anybody, I this is?" "1 tIn t know. She was nfra!,i Urn sorry it I gaie you "Mr. Gunnarson, ray local at- /21 of a lot ustr,gs." a burn steer torney. This is Mr. Saiarnan, Tony Padilla spoke shernif ,* I didn't answer him. 1 was Mr. Gunnarson." 1/a-I.29 to her "Answer the qiieo.:on!"[sorrier. "I know him." She gave her head a violent - "I aat circled away, maybe, "That's right," Salaman said, shake viThich left it tilted on her too many ihinna at once. I get "At ther Foothill Club, in the neck away from me. She an- cklya. when my whole damn parking lot. Why didn't you tell 10. 110. U S Is. 011.--Al ••••••0•1 29 swered Padilla in Spanish. life reaes up on its hind legs me you were Ferguson'. law- Cass ,011 OM- "What does,she say, Tony? and smacka me." yer? We could of gut things "She doesn't want to talk to He -threw • a short left hook settled there and then." He you any more, Mr. Gunnarrem, at on invisible opponent. His smiled without showing his L11.9 ABNER by Al Cana When a bad thing like this hap- fist completed its arc at the teeth. pens they turn against people, side -of his own jaw. He half Ferguson looked drained and WE IS SAFE FUM you know, people from uptown turned toward the alley. miserable. "Leta; not stand BEHIND THIS WALL Maybe if you 'let me talk to "%Vilna, are you off to, Tony? around in doorways, gentle- MOCKARONI AN' her?" Shook-Let you be getting back men." "Go ahead. I'll wait in the to work?" We followed him into the big MOCKARCX)NS I " car. "Arcadia wants me to stay room that overlooked the ocean. I smoked a couple of cig- with her. She put TOrres in the Salaman took up a position in arettes and watched ,the day- (Sink for nonsupport. Now she's the middle of the room, like a light dying on Polly Street. seared to be alone herself. She proprietor. The swelling in his Lb. 1.41 Dark boys in twos and threes thinks maybe she's 'getting armpit was quite prominent in were prowling the sidewalk. sustn." the light, radiating wrinkles The neon signs of the bars and "What iii :nista f" across his gabardine jacket. like tome teams sickre as. The doctor all about'?" I Each 2fl cafes hung on "Dad "What is this the twilighe Jukebox music says IVO psychological, like. My said reached my ears like distant mother says its Dam an evil He nodded peremptorily at battlecries and lamentationa. Ferguson. "Tell him." emerged from the al- "Which tiki you c.a.y?" 111 Padilla Ferguson said in a husky movemcnta were fur- "I chianti, They taught in h!gh .1 Icy, His "Mr.-Salantan_Ati a bust- Live like a dog's that has beer school there Was no such thing ric.3arn an from Florida. TI' :kicked. He looked up and iciawn as evil spirits. But I dunno." claims that my wife owes him street, .pretending for an • • • the a good deal of money." instant that he couldn't are me HAD a secretary chests old I "aaims is not the ward. She I got out of the car. "Did I books for the names telephone owes it and she's going to pay she do any more talking to mentioned in the newspaper it." you?" was in Larry ABBIE AN' SLATS by Raaburn Van Buren clinuing which "Aid ray V•44.. dasiLt...assa -YriTh7 ire unwerfr Gaines's old wall:A. told you I have no idea where CHARLIE 0038S-YOUR ASS/GNMEN4 on his toes, his left sholilder THE BOSS SAID IF -MERE'S PLAYING "I bell ve I've located the IS TO TRAVEL AROUND THE WORLD I., raised. "I don't get it. she is." ONE MAN WHO CAN UNCOVER YOUR says it was Holly ma3 that place you're bolting for," she AND UNCOVER ANY PLOTS AGAINST PART She "Don't give me that." Sala- PLOTS, IT'S CC' CHARLIE trold Me. "it's a small city called THE SECURITY OF YOUR ALREADY; Secundina was scared of." man wagged his head with sad COUNTRY. Dim0LBSs.sr/c) .SORE '- WHAT Mountain Grove, inland from YOU WILL OPERATE ALONE GENIUS! "Did she name her?" tolerance. "You know where she WHAT AUDACTY! here about sixty miles, in the AND WITH NO FURTHER "She didn't have to. It wns is, you'll tell me. If you don't, HIM BACK AT ) ....."!-‘11711111°.... Valley. More than half of the DIRECTIONS FROM YOUR_ her, all right. Seciindina flaW. we'll run her down. We got an COLLEGE, 'smiles check out, and I have GOVERNMENT,' Lb. her with Gaines and Gmei Do- organization behind us. But that DOBBS! their a•kiresses for you." moo the night before last the would be doing it the hard night she disappeared. They had She handed me a carefully way." a reefer party up in the moun. typed list. There were street taint." and telephone numbers for six Salarrian wants money, or "Where in the mountairy,7" of the names, including an Ade- (.1141.: "Your little doll a oat "Arcadia doesn't know that laide Haines who lived on Canal he making no more MOVICa, She only knows What Se-iin- Street. I felt n rush of satisfac- Colonel. Maybe horror MON,- dina told her. Gus had marl- tion. I had been needing It. les." Continue the story to- contacts and he provided "No Dotery?" said, and morrow.

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