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United Press International IN OUR 83rd YEAR Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, May 16, 1962 MURRAY POPULATION • 10,100 LXXX111 No. 116 - •••• U. S. URGES ALLIES TO JOIN IN ACTION Good Drivers Get Speakers For Annual College Insurance Break Calloway SEATO Nations Asked To Put Some insurance companies now Commencement Program Named have a discount plan of automo- Class Night Troops Alongside Our GI's I bile insurance for good students 0 according to information received degree from Vander- Dr. Andrew D. Holt, president of Divinity by Principal Fred Schultziof Mur- By STEWART ,HENSLEY $73 million old war damage and a Set Friday of the University of Tennessee will bilt University in 1936 ray High School. United Press International Northwestern speak at the thirty-ninth Com- M.A. degree from The 20 per cent discount plan WASHINGTON !UPU - • Amen. Hopes Renewed has also mencement at Murray State Col- University in 1943. He on family car insurance is allow- ran officials said today the United Meantime, hope for a diplomatic University of Ala- On Friday night. May 18 at 8 lege June 4. Rev. James Albert studied at the ed if a single male from 18 to 25 States has asked its allies in settlement in Laos was spurred awarded a Doctat o'clock, the senior class of Cat- Fisher, minister of St. Luke's Me- bama. He was who is a fulltime student in high Southeast Asia and the South Pa- by Russia's renewed pledge to degree Lambutn Iowa)' County High School will thodist Church. Memphia, will be of Divinity by school either ranks in the top 25 cific to join it in sending military support a cease fire and work for observe its class night. the Baccalaureate speaker. College in 1980. - per cent of his class, or ha's a force into Thailand. creation of an independent neutral Dan McDaniel will play the pro- grade average ut -13" or better government in the violence-torn Baccalaureate services will cessional and recessional march. They said Australia, New Zea- The or is on the honor roll or other little Southeast Asia nation. , Sunday, June 3. Ronnie England, one of the class land, Britain, Pakistan and the be similar scholastic list. Top officials, however, members, will give the invocation Philippine's had been asked to warned The companies believe a stu- against any undue and benediction. Jimmy Wilson, "consider the dispatch of small optimism- They Dr. Holt has served in virtually dent who gets and sustains good pointed out that Communist inten- class president, will give the wel- forces to take their place along- every capacity of the educational grades in school, must spend more tions in the area still * were far come address. Following the web- side U. S. land, sea and air forces profession. He has been successive- time on his books and less time from clear. 'come address will come the saluta- being flown into the area near the ly, an elementary teacher. high behind the wheel of a car. The U. S. military' buildup in tory address by Phyllis Dowdy, border of Laos. school teacher and coach, demon- This saves those who qualify up Southeast Asia was going steadily and the Valedictory address by stration school principal, college to $100 annually on their auto Most of the representatives here ahead, with an 1.800-man Marine Randy Patterson. Ronnie Foster, professor at Memphis State Col- insurance depending on the rates of the countries involved were battle group scheduled to go the class historian, will climax lege, high schual supervisor for they now pay. said to have responded favorably ashore late today in Thailanga the evening by giving a brief ra- Wast Tennessee. eecutive secretary to the request. But U. S. officials which borders Laos. sume of the activities of the class of the Tennessee Education As- declined to give their reaction on The Marines, added to 1.000 since .the Freshman year. tik •* sociation, administrative assistant a country-by-country basis. U. S. Army troops already headed W. B. Miller will present the to the president of the University Asks Token )Forces for the Mekong River boundary Mrs. Lowry Is honor students and recognize the before being elevated to the presi- The C. S request for token Al- of Laos. a 1.200-man Army ele- students who have earned awarr's dency in 1959. lied forces was put before the am- ment to follow and U. S. Air Force in the many phases of the scimol YEAR-Named "American World bassadors and other representa- and Marinc air units, will bring • program. WORLD MOTHER OF THE II Dr. Holt's wide and successful President Of Mother of the Year," Mrs. John Glenn Sr. (right) of New tives of the five countries Tues- the toal American strength in The music experience as an educator wan tor department will Concord. 0.. mother of American astronaut John Glenn, re- day by W. Averell Harriman, as- Thailand to about 5,000 men. present him the highest honor that Amer- two numbers for the who- ceives the citation from Mrs. Daniel A. Puling, president of sistant secretary of state for Far Officials said Soviet Ambassador gram: ica's million teachers can bestow Woman's Club "The Stately Mansion", a the American Mothers Committee, at an award luncheon Eastern affairs. Anatoly F. Dobyrynin's reaffir- upon a member of their profes- German folk song, and "Among at the Waldo *-Astoria Hotel In New York City. mation, in a conference Tuesday _ _ Harriman gave the diplomats sion-president of the National Dr. Andrew D. Holt My Souviners", which was wri.la.it - - - with Secretary of State Dean Rusk ,a Education Association. He held The Murray Woman's Club held by Horatio Nicholls. the reasons for President Ken- of Russia's year-old pledge to sup- • this office in 1949-50. a special call meeting yesterday Everyone is welcome to these College High PTA nedy's decision to .,end U. S. port a cease fire and creation of to fill the axialtion ol president activities, to be held in the Jef!...ea• forces into Thailand, which bor- an independent government in , Kentucky To A native of Milan, Tennessee, , and first vice-president of the To Meet Thursday ders Laos, and asked that the Al- Gymnasium. Laos was heartening as far as it Dr. Holt completed his public club. lies consider sending some of went. , Mrs. The College troops. school etucation in his home town, Howard Olila, who was High P. T. A. will their own The real teal will come, they the Bachelor's degree at named as president of the Be First meet Thursday, May 17th at earned club, In 7:30 said, on Husband Of Local Allied acceptance of the U S the ground in Laos where Emory University. then completed ! tendered her resignation since p. m the protium-I would have the effect of CommurLatled Pathet Lao re- his formal education with biaa the family is moving front Murray. Girl Is Honored There will be the installation • bets swine the operation a regional appear to be holding the.r the Master's and Doctor's deg!, Mrs. C. C. Lowry wses e1eM Program Use of Lew officers. Ie 0.1-.er wresting the northwest (*hamlet and removing, smite of aft Columbia University. Uni- oreadent of the club and Mrs. All parents are urged to attend gait Tom Moran Samuels of Lex- the element of unilateral Ameri- of the country from pro- University at Jackson. Tennessee, !i Jack Kennedy was elected first this final and important meeting. Weatern ington, husband of the former can intervention Thailand invited royal gos'ernment forces. awarded him an honorary Doctor vice-president. Bank on Former Premier Other officers Nancy Outland of Murray, and the U. S. tomes hut also was un- • af Laws degree. already elected By JOSEPH VARILLA The L'Inted States is pinning its by the club include son of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Sam- Singing Is Called derstood to be willing to receive second vice- FRANKFORT. Ky. lUPU - State hope for a political settlement on Dr. Fisher. a Murray State gra- president Mrs. uels of Danville. was listed among small elements from other stew James Itudy All- officials are determined that Off This Sunday neutralrat former Premier Sou- duate in the Class of 1991. has britten. treasurer, Mrs. students who have distinguished ber nations of the eight-nation Rub Hum; Kentucky will be among the first --- vanna Phourna. who has tried un- been minister at St. Luke's Church recording secretary, themselves in the University of Southeast Asia Treaty Organiza- Mrs. A. W. states to have projects approved The Martin's Chapel Methodist successfully in recent months to since February. Previous to his corresponding Kentucky College of Pharmacy tion SEATO. secretary, under the new federal Manpower (Isurch has cancelled the Home- coahtion with elements of appointment there. • he had been Mrs John during the past year and was pre- Nanney. The nominat- Development and training Act. coming Singtng Sunday afternoon. France Not Asked yal government and the pro- minister to the Broadway Me- ing committee was cOmpexsed of sented several honors at a ban- But those whose job it is to Because of the Commencement SO far as could he learned, ah Consnunrsti, Pathet Lao. thodist Church in Paducah. representatives of. the quet at the Student Union. eight de- come up with the projects realize exercises of the Calloway County only member of the pact not ask Soutar-ma -.plans to return to partments of the club. Young Samuels won the award they are going to be beset with High School, the afternoon pro- for token forces was France. Laos from Paris this weekend for Alter graduating from Murray, The general for the highest general average in meeting for in- problems and complaints. gram will not be held. General Charles de Gaulle', gov- another effort_ lie was said to be Dr. Fisher taught in the elemen- stallation of officers the senior class, for the highest will be held "It's going to be one of the The public is, however, invited ernment has consistently refused irritated with the Communists, • tary and high schools of Carlisle Albert Fisher on Enday at 6.00 p. grade in all branches of chemistry Rev. James m. at the most challenging jobs I've come to attend the morning worship and to endorse Allied military action with whom he has worked at County. He received his Barhelor club house at a throughout his entire college dinner meeting. up against," said James E. De- lunch at the church. Those de- in the area in which Paris has times, for undertaking the attack Mrs. W. li. Beaman, course, and was recognized for District Gov- Shazer, employment services di- siring to bring lunch and enjoy now lost virtually all its influence. in northern Laos 10 days 4o with- ernor, from Paducah, outsanding achievement in courses will be the rector in the De artment of Eco- the fellowship will be welcome. Pakistan and the Phibppines out advising him of their. plans. nomic Security. on preVitRIS - -waa-acisia/la-usitatad--- Belgium And Luxemburg Buy Materia Medica. The award to the He realizes there is going to be willing to send troops into the with the royal government lead- senior student for Hazel WOW Camp Funeral Held For scholastic pressure to come up with proj- lniochinesue peninsulaI.ast year ers, Premier bun Otim and Gen. achievanent was a tie between ects and ta get jobs for those who Meets Thursday both countries informally offered Phoumi, Nosavan, for refusing to Tobacco Two Year Old Girl Samuels and another student. Million Pounds Dark complete the training courses. to send fortes to aid South Viet- join the coalition and carrying Mrs. Samuels is the daughter of Provide* $435 Hazel W. 0. W. Camp 138 will nam but it was decided this were out a military buildup which ap- Funeral Mrs.- Wilbert Outland million services and burial were of Murray. The new act, which goes into have a dinner meeting in the not necessary. pears to have provoked the Com- held yesterday in The Samuels have Holmes Ellis, General Manager bacco last year. Imports also in- Fort Lauder- one son. Tho- effect . July 1, will provide, $435 camp hall Thursday night at 7:30 Officials acknowledged they mune* atack. dale. Florida for Deborah mas Outland, age use of ae Western Dark Fired To- cluded substantial amounts of One Lyn three months. million over the next three years and all members and their fan* were not quite so sure how the Some of the caution among top Murray, two year old bacco Growers Association releas- Sucker and Green River tobaccos. daughter of to finance the training of about lie's are invited to attend. . Philippines might react now, in U. S. officials over diplomatic de- 'Our' Rev. and Mrs. A. Darrel Murray. ed the following news item to- Brussels is the headquarters for one million men and women with The camp will furnish the bar- !view of bitterness in Manila over velopments stems from their feel- The child was fatally injured )on! day from Brussels. Belgium where the countries which make up the obsolete skills. Those who qualify h-que, drinks and etc. Each mem- the action of the U. S. House of ing that Russia does not have Saturday when she ran behind he visited tobacco interest% on Common Market - Belgium, Mrs. John B. for the program will in most in- ber is asked to bring a dish such !Representatrves in rejecting a complete control of the actions of liral the car her father was backing May 12. Ellis and Two other to- Luxemburg, the Netherlands. Ger- staneeS be eligible for cash al- as slaw or pie. bill to pay the island republic the Pethet Lao. out of the driveway of their ded bacco men are making a (lye many, Italy and Franca. The Corn- lowances while going Favor ?Dangerous Action home. through the week tour of European nations man Market when reduced to program. They recognize that Communist ma! Suralvors other than the per- Adams Dies where dark fired tobacco is used., simple terms means the elimina- But the program is set up so China and Red North Viet Nam. cots include one brother Mike a of Since writing this letter Ellis non of existing tariffs between that the state must take the inia- Eddie Wells'Of Murray, One Of both have a Lnger in the pie and age 10 months. grandparents. Mr. has visited Amsterdam, Holland. the six countries involved allow- five. It recommends the programs are in favor of tougher and more Ted, Hamburg. Ger- and Mrs. A. M. Marray of Jack. On Yesterday dangerous and Bremen and ing essentially free trade as be- and if the federal government ap- action than Moscow in sonville, Florida and Mr. and Mrs. many. lie is scheduled to leave tweetettates in the United•States proves them, the state will get Receive Scholarships aortae respects. Layman White of Puryear, Ten- Eight To Hamburg Thursday for Copenhac- and in most cases establishing the funds to start the schools. Officials said Kennedy's moves neasee route one. ALso in this Mrs. Just en. Oslo and Stockholm before re- single tariff rates against other John B. Adams died yes- Kentucky already is working an to build up U. S. military strength cisnintinity! are one t aunt, Mrs. terday at 2.00 p. Mur- award will month plus turning to London, England on countries including the United m, at the Mur- data which will be used to de- Eight physics students at pay $220 a were designed to give him' "flex- )r a J. T. Dale, and two' uncles. James ray Hospital of schol- exemption from otitagatate tui- the return leg to Murray. States. Also an equally important complications fol- termine what kind of re-train- ray State College have won ibility" to rope with any develop- and John White. lowing an tion of Following -is the report from goal is politica) unity among the extended illness - Mrs• ing Kentuckians need. Employes arships for graduate study next ments.' The United States particu- Adams, 42, resided Louis Martin Beyer. Paducah. plex Brussels, Belgium from Holmes six European Nations. ,at 1639 Miller in the various emplyment offices year. larly wants to show Thailand and Avenue. - • a three-year National Defense Ild- other Notaticat Asian allies that , This is why President Kennedy Gil Wilcox Falls throughout the state are checking In commending the scholarship ked- Brussels? Belgium. May 12, 1902 Siteer 'b 9Urvivedr by her husbanda uestion act fellowship to Michi- Whatever happens in Laos. Amer- has requested the congress to records to determine skills far winners. William Read, head The population of Selgium is Through Storm Door mrtth m's. Dottie Cunnrfigharn, Dr gan State University. The fellow- ican forces would, defend the mat enact legilsalion that woulcil per which The'demand is greater than physics clepaAment. said ance approximately 10 million with a 1639 A . , one daughter, Ann of the ship pays $7800 for three years of the non-Communist territory' in* - rnit greater Authority to The supply graduates geographie'rifYalcomparable to the negotiate Little- Gil Wilcox, son of Mr. Adams; three sons, Wayne, Don, that this year's physics and permits the recipient to de- the area. lower tariff rates between' the Posses Problems were some of the best qualified * State of Matyland. Belgium' was and MM. Ralph Wilcox, fell thro- and ,Phillip Manisa and ane bro- vote full time ti his students. The AMOY et t. !..a military mats- Uniteil States and these countries. DeShazers pointed nut that'athe physicists ever ta graduate front- not Severely , damaged during ugh a storm door last week, cut- ther. Morgan Cunningham of Mur- " William Eugene Maddox. Owens- isle alias is a diplermattc weapan, - The ouicalne of this legislation law contains a Provision ,whIch Murray, "Moot of these students Worm -War II and has, therefore, ting hts left 'lam and requiring 15 ray route two: a boro, a teaching 'assistantship at since it undoubtedly will have' will be airriportant fo all tobacco requires. that, training be under- had ntimerous scholarships offers," „ enjoyed continued a„gageo mao m atrtches to ,sese up the wound, - Mrs. Adams wis a merfibeg of, Indiana UniversRy. The award will some effect on the- calculanona of krowers. If the propdsed -taken only in occupations in ivhiCh he 'ii. "and I am certain' that* growth epectaity, in. -Its heavy lie is recovering nicely at his The First Baptist -Church. runerid pay $2000. fot the academic' year the Canwritinists in Laos and else- tin is enacted,. we will be in a ;here is a "reasonable.expectatiol they will do equally as Well- in • industries. „ . home on the 'Mayfield Hwy. sv-eices will, be held on "I'jitirs- with- additional 'funds available where in the re-glen.'" • . more favorable position for to- of emploement." . • graduate school as they have date The value of farmlaniC'Artett ie day at 2.30 3A the Spring Creek for summer research. Walde, said the council of the very bacco and other agrietiltUral ex- Fr miny parts af Kentucky. here.!' productive. ,is around 1190 - - Baptist. Church with Rev. Hal Ship- Eddie N. Wells, Murray, a re- eight-nation SEATO pact. which goats. • that means nothing but 'problems ta Mat dnitars ace acre, and jhe ley- and Rea. Earl Hohman of. "Dr: Read taid that the physics seetch assistantship with:the Cent- is pledged to defend 1/1 aree While in Belgium,•we met with 'Weather f, . in initiating a project, •' is reorganized . • avaerle, !tile farm is' less .1!!iar. aiating. er for Radio Phyaica and Space against conaptunist aggrese.nin, teprestinlatiVea.# Burial In large. tru *Ain 'ranges' next research' /a! '15 acres. . There is some urban Writ betaaltilalikurinutr-hi-- • at Cornell university. protialily would atneet hi Bangkok - to the European CommotrMarket .. sa 7-AMP& nf inernbe-r year.. altr addIng another 'pressure on land ecause of new ceraeteapa... are Thk award will be for $4000 and today to &sestets the satiation. , Add' vlsi Vended a contetetice llisport of indtastrial plants can be eduat- staff member, which will give us may he highlay constructiona Pallbearers will be Jimmy Arm- extended until study for Thailand ha.s not called for help with ()Haggis -Of leading tobacco VIONSi Visa larriimealsisi ed ona one hand. In ,these, areas, five in the department, and we the zation and growth of cities. • strong, Howard Armstrong, Bob- doctorate is competed. from SEATO. but Preaident ken- manufacturing companies. by Watson, what training do you give the In- are also, adding 10 new phytics Sam Theimaspon, Ilopkimealle, Mr. Joe William. former Di- Dwight Watson, Bobby, a nedy said Tuesday his military Ambatisachir Douglas MacAr- Western' Kentucky - S u Mitchell and Danny habitant's that reasonably assure courses." Five of the courses will teaching asaiatantsinp Uni- !rector Tobacco 'Diviaicin, Com- nn y Cunningham. at the moves were made "In order that thur II was verk graciinis to. 6s. and rather warm again today and Friends may call at them employment-when they con- be -for undergraduates and five versity of Kentucky. The award modity Stabilization Service is the . the Max we may in a ixisition to fulfill Mrs. MacArthur is the daughter Thursday. tatir and warm tonight. Charchill Funeral Horne clude' a 52-week work course of for graduate teachers of physics. still pay $2100 for the academic -4cting Agricultural ,Attache and which speedily our obligations' under of our 'beloved the late Allen Louisville and vicnity high today has charge of the arrangements. instruction? The award winners are as fol- year and may be renewed until an old friend of our Group, ar- that pact if it is invoked. Barkley. 88. km tonight 64 Western and When this question is posed De- lems• the doctorate is completed. ranged conferences with the man- In Luxemburg Ambassador and south central high in the low 90s, FREE PETS sh`gpre, he shrugs. He doesn't know Olin Pearcy, Dyettsburg, a $2000 Ricardo Artagas, Miami. Fla., ufacturers in Belgium and also kits. James W. Wines wee hosts low near 70. — - the answer. Perhaps no one does a year assiataritship at the Uni- and Joaquin Betancourt. liavana. IN HOSRITAL provided transportation and ar- for a luncheon given in honor of Temperatures at 5 a. m. (1.1ST).:. Anyone' who would like to have yet. versity of Kentucky. The award Cita, teaching asseitaritabips at ‘% ranged appointments in Luxem- our Group and attended by pro- Louisville 64 a nice pet dog can call Mrs. But he points out that his of- is renewable until completion of the State University of limy. The Mrs !diary Louise Baker is in burg. minent Tobacco Manufacturing Lexington 68 Grayson McClure at Pl. 3-5190. fice is studying every possibility. graduate study. assistantships will pay $2200 for the Baptist Hospital in 'Memphis. Belgium and Luxemburg tage- Officials in Luxemburg. Covingtan 61 These pups are small and will For one thing, it is working close- George N. Britt. Jr.. Paris, the academic year plus $900 for Her address is room 506 M for titer imported appioximately 1 Paducah 83 make excellent pets for children. ly with the Department of Corn- Tenn., a graduate assistantship SU primer study with Dr. James those who would like to drop million pounds or dark to- fired Holmes Ellis Bowling Green 04 Come early for the best pick. merce. at Florida State University. The Van Allen, noted space scientist. her a card or letter.

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IHE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY -- MAY 16, 1962 •

r THE LEDGECCT1MES Giants May Have Forgotten But Manager Dark NAT RYAN HUGHES 11111.11=1.4 by MOO= P.111.411111111110 OC•111411111t. lobs Oessallielass et Os Ibmsag Lades. Ibe lbw% sod lb. and (hisber 3111, NI& sad es WW1 Seratisitiftek, aimmirg I. INN& Sill Remembers Soft-Throwing Stu Miller JOHN ARNA GREGORY, JR. Jain c. usumaas, rns4IIIMER Sy ,FRED DOWN the way for Joey Jay to win his half ga-me of the AL lead with announce the formation of a partnership W. imearee te select saw Adrisibing. Laillim le lie lila" UPI Sports Writar fifth decision with late-inning re- the aid of homers by Vic Kriker ar Public *aka Mama mai*. la ass me ash his Sir bar/1w The San Frauelseo Giants' ri- lief help from Bill Henry, Dave and Harmon Killebrew. Jack Kra- for the general practice of. law imam at oar /6816111MIL United Press International vals may have forgonten about Sosier and Ted Wills. hek went seven innings to win soft -spoken. soft-throwing Stu Mil- The Dodgers scored six the firm name of MATIOPLILL REwrrA1Iv WALL writs: cu. me ; American League runs on his third game while Frank Lary, under ler, but manager Alvin Dark six hits and a walk with two out making his first appearance since Modlooa Ave_ lgoloopnia, T èLabe Mtg. Sims Nile. XS: W. L. Pct GB Ilessabewase Dimaadt. hasn't. in the seventh inning to present April 26, suffered the loss. . • 11 .60; — and GREGORY Cleveland' 17 Miller, the little relief ace who relief pitcher Larry Sherry with The- Red Sox scored nine runs HUGHES lteseesei at law Plat OCE011, 4111., Laalaactj. amminima sa New York 16 11 .593 5•A had a 14-5 record and 2.66 earned his second triumph. in the sixth inning to deal Ralph Snead Oen Mauler Minnesota 18 13 .561 42 run average lag season, hadn't Smoky .Burgess' 10th-inning sin- Terry his fourth loos and bring ihiciago 18 14 563 1 with offices in the suasciitirriois BAT'S: By Carrier is Mersey, par worked for the Giants since May gle scored Dick Groat with the Bill Ntonbouquette his third win. week fies.ga Baltimore 15 13 .534 2 mem* 164. ha Callensw sad adjosaisg caisallsk per pais. fOLII4 3. Part of the reason was the decisive run for the Pirates, who Norm Siehern drove in four Tucker Building - Los Angeles 13 14 .481 3va nine Ilbook. Wel • 4 -inning route-going-`ability of snapped a six-game losing streak. runs with two homers to reward Detroit 13 14 .481 342 San Francesco pitchers and part Rookie Denis Menke accounted for Dave Wickershoun's three innings Murray, Kentucky --- MA1 16, 1962 Boston 13 14 .481 3k2 was the surprising early relief all the Braves' runs with a grand of - sturdy relief with his third Kansas City 14 18 .438 5 work of Don Larsen. slam homer. victory. Willie Kirkland, C'hurk Washington 6 21 .222 104-a Stiller W.36 ready Tiles/day night Rookie Cal Koonce walked Ho- Essegian and Jomano bomered Tuesday Night's Results however, when lefty Bill Pierce bit' Landrith with the bases filled for Cleveland. Chicago 4 Washington 3 Ten Years Ago Today faltered in the eighth inning of a and two out in the lath inning Al Smiths two-run double was Minnesota 4 Detroit 2 Ledger and Times File 6-3 victory over the St. LOW'S Car- to force in the Mets' winning the big blow for the White Sox, Kansas City 6 Cleveland 5 dinals that kept the Giants' early run and end an ordeal of fru- who rallied from a 12 deficit in Baltimore 7 Los Angeles 1 like National League lead at four stration in which 37 players saw the eighth inning. Ray Herbert WOULD YOU Mrs: Grover Parker. head of the local Ladies Auxiliary 14 New York 4 Boston games. action. The Mots left 19 runners won his third game while Tom 'of the VFW announced today that Buddy Poppies will be Id Wednesday's Probable Pitchers Hanna Paint to deliver Miller replaced Pierce after on base and the Cubs wasted two Cheney lost his first decision of Saturday. at Detroit — Pascual Minnesota Doug Clemens and Ken Boyer sin- homers by George Altman and solo the sea-von. a beautiful 1962 Admiral Mrs. J. C. Winter, announced today that a Daily Vacation 4-2 vs. Bunning 4-1. gled to open the eighth and threat- Rookie John Powell hit two homers by Ernie Banks and Billy Duplex Refrigerator-Freezer Bible School 'will open at the First Methodist Church on New Yogic at Boston night — en the Giants 6-2 lead. The little homers and drove in four runs as Stafford 3-2 vs. Sehsvall 1-4. May 25. • curveballer yielded a run-scoring Twins Move Close the Orioles beat the Angels be- Combination to your home Los Angeles at Baltimore night NIr•. Orval Austin, retiring pre.ident. urge, all member,. single by Gene Oliver but pitched The Twins moved to within a hind the four-hit.- 10-strikeout — McBride 1-3 vs. Estrada 2-3. out absolutely to attend the Murray Training School Parent-Teacher As- of the jam by retiring Julian pitching of Nlik Pappas. Tom aghington at Chicago night — Javier with the bases filled. Burgess homered for the Angels. sociation's potluck supper Thursday evening at 7:00 at the Stenhouse 2-0 vs. Wynn 2-1. Wins Fifth Straight Training School. Kansas Cy at Cleveland night The win was the fifth straight Mr. and Mr-.. J. M. Flora ti Akron, Ohio, are the gue,ti — Walker 4-2 vs. Grant 2-0. for Pierce. who needs only six of Mr. Flora's sister. Mrs.-B. 'B. Nunn and Mr. Nunn, and Thursdays Games mort victories to reach the 200- NewYoric at Boston MURRAY his lather W. C. Flora. mark for his career. The Giants DRIVE IN 'THEATRE Angeles at Baltimore. Los night backed him w.th an eight-hit at- - games scheduled (Only tack and handed Curt Simmons Open ...... 6:00 • Start 7:00 his first defeat after five straight Quotes From The News \ triumphs. - TONITE - National League The Cincinnati Reds shaded the By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL 1 W. L. Pct GB Philadelphia 3-2, the- A Musical Holiday (IN - - President henned. defending Agri- WASH1N(ei San Francisco .. )5 8 .758 Pittsburgh Pirates edged the Mil- of Fun for Everyone! EE? culture today with more confidence or authority than Z;ecre- , Los Angeles .... 21 12 .636 4 waukee Braves. 5-4, the Los Ang- your choice of five decorator tary Freeman. who is entrusted with the important and a. Lours 17 12 .586 6 eles Dodgers outslugged the Houst- difficult task of guiding 4 ,11r agricultureinto the new economy Cincinnati '17 13 .567 61/a on Colts. 10-7. and the New York Wait colors—four awarded per Mists beat the Chicago Cubs, 6-5. if abundance winch.it, u n pr.aluctivity ha. created.' 15 14 .517 8 Come in today Philadelphia 13 15 .464 ID;S in a four-hour and 54-minute . 13- povi Disnly month! for full inning contest. 11C1111 DETROIT — Tirzah Morgan an American nur,e Ilinsaukee ...... 14 17 .452 10 Mean details—nothing to buy!' Houston 11 19 .367 121.0s In the American League, the who -pent the last 2:1 - year, in troubled South Viet Nam: New York 8 18 308 131/s Minnesota Twins topped the De- ' "From a health standponit. Viet Nam i, a medieval medi- Chcago 9 22 :all 15 IN cal mu.eum. disease, „A hidi t% err prevalent centuries ago. troit Tigers, 4-2, the Boston Red Murray Lumber Co.,Inc. Instances of the plague and cholera are still found." Tuesday Night's Results Sox routed the New York Yan- NO ANSWERS—Soviet Am- New York 6 tni.J. 5 13 inns. kees. 14-4, the Kansas. City A's bassador Anatoly Dobrynin 1711AND Phloue4Mia 2 downed the Cleveland Indians, raises his hand in defense •No Ott 104 East Maple Street Murray, Ky. LAS VEGAS, Nvv. — An elderly couple. asked in a Cincinnati 3 TECIIMCSOR •44 ,414 abibeillebblib Wet Pittoburgh 5 Miowatikee 4 10 inns. 6-5. the Chicago White Sox beat against reporters' questions man-. n-the—trert •urve. -where Laos i. I.,CAted Los Angeles 10 Houston 7 the Washington Senators, 4-3. and as he arrives at the State **We ouldr't have the slightest idea. We're only visiting Son Francisco 6 91. Loth.; 3 the Baltimore Orioles scored a Department In Washington here ourselt es." Wednesday's Probable Pitchars 7-1 victory over the Los Angeles for a talk on the subject of Chicago at Ness York — Ells- Angels. restoring the newly broken cease-fire in Laos. He counseling yid- worth 24 vs. Jackson 1-4. pinson Aids Jay • NEW YORK — Headwaiter Alfred Matt, wouldn't commit Moscow. unteer waiter, who muted into the breach when service St. Louis at San Francisco — Vada Pinson lah homer paved WYNN SALES aldorf A.toria went on strike: Sadecki 1.2 vs*. Karachal 6-2. employes al the \\ night bend over. it is very imp4,rtant to bend Cincinnati. A Philadelphia -\\ hen you serve. Drabowsky 0-3 is. ./Luniet down that nothing will spill and spoil the expensite — so 3-2. & SERVICE iresse•." Milwaukee at PittAturgh night — tiendley 2-2 vs. McBean 3-1. Houston at LOS Angeles night We have just received a large shipment of NEW — Farrell 3-2 vs. Koufaix 4-2. Thursday's Games ' VOLKSWAGENS. Immediate Delivery — No Our Strength St Lou& at San Francisco Roots. Cincinnau at Philadelphia, night waiting on Sedans & Sun Milwaukee at Pittdaurgh, night Houston at Los Angeles, night Our Soil (Only games scheduled Authorized VOLKSWAGEN Dealer DUd 442-5461 1049 Kentucky .\ %emu. ful thing, yet can become sterile. Rooert Brown o Snl Con-i By though water sustains us it I\LNIUCKY Goswervatioa servation Districts and the Ken- Even 6•11 may be polluted or wasted and. fr Bert Combs this week tucky Association of Soil Con- G through flooding. may become .understanding of servation Districts takes the in- urged a eeller clestructite. In summary. he ioid living tnings wen the proclaim- itiative in asking cirri...nen of that soli and water are God's gift ing of May 27-June 1 Soil Stew- all faiths to heip explain the con- to mankind. - ardship Week. ' cept of soil and water ilea arch- - Governor Combs further urged (The a rd steward refers to a ship to their members. soil district superv isms repre- person wit has been .made re- 'Soil and water of Kentucky senting state government to in- sponsible for something that be- are living things-. G ivern ir Comb crease their activities with the longs to Ggli DT:rig a Soil Stew- said. -yet they can be destroyet.“ goal of reaching a record number ardship period ssich year the Na- He pointed out that soil is a fruit- of Kentuckians with the stora soil and water conservation. Each of Kentucky's soil cohser-, -sation district.. are currently c tacting the minister and arra-4-1 ing for local participation in this week, The Calloway district hrs ord- ered special soil stewardship mat- erial and will send it to .all ahn- isters in the county. Br iwn.Tucker, contracting of- ficer, West Fork Watershed. re- GOOD AS NEW—A hit uneasy Is this 5-week-old boxer pup's ports that construction is :osier- feeling as tiarold Arena snips oft the splint hi Angel Mem- way on tete floodwater prevernim orial Animal Hospital. Boston. The pup's good as new, now. dam north of Kirksey and work will begin on dam 20 in Giaves Attitudes of 4104-11,./1 are vital for the nutria of &engin-Lei alcoholism* county as soon as the gtound gets 14rOltranl. Here In. Warren IrAIM III. Inman/mos and director of the dry enough to start lowing nit.. 1...... '.1k Area "dental Ifralth (enter, teethes a class in the tilnaloilell His report also stat.s that. he ef alolholinum In I in...rails of touaitle !tfriln.al St hoot jailor stio expects dam no. 6, north it g .1d CHANCE OF A tiFEtha dents. I)r. Cos and Jolly, framer, eh...I pe‘thiairtE Boosi otorli,t at water on clear creek, to be c in- tonal!), GettetAll tio.pital, brie ottani tocethet in the deirlopment structed this summer . in Itad. Of the prr•gt•nt .ohtch males U. at I.. rink stir thrr•I 411C4114.411 KI1001 is almost all easements hate bet.. TO WIN A FREE thc cuunii) 1 otter Int Cennie 1100 sea Ceisicunian. obtained in the Blizzard poni drainage ditch. In the YFA District soil judg- ing contest held recently FEDDERS FFA members gave a 'good ac- JESSE STEWART - count- if tnemselses. The Itdol-riaS College High •team tinistiti M se- AIR CONDI HER • cond place and' the 'S.:alio:Say County High team finished lose be vow Well 'Known Kentucky. Author ' 'fhe-ieanan were train- Tee Will Be 'I by Mr. LIchkige and Mr. Parka: At The cational agriculture team at the lichoois.- • L_ Cinnny Soil Coriservae- n.m.v has over Lou'co- ..„ Al/VA ROOK-Si-1OP ootowneca._!0 l'nn 2ev.: k .• meesellrilIMIltsecti It.41‘ •- - sno-s• Outland 'V To Autograph His Books on 10n rifrt"Te ripurctfased „farm r. Damon The Afternoon of Treason Cloys. Ell pal. Underiv.,4. ME IN Waiter 'Steely. Hall McCuiston, .40° T,44 FBX•i- .0411414 pews LICIINSE NOW •.1.,110 May 23,1962 I FfERIIN lift — A miss in East • ' FOR YOUR Including His Latest Germant neva, a marriage license Book. One of Poetry to fitly whop shot's. k The Commiinials decreed One LUCKY NUMBER FACT GUIDE coyly intended trifles could hor oryite VIM'S Which are in short MURRAY HOME & AUTO 16110141 April" supply because leather and %05 El-P I se/morel from rout •I • countries.

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6, 1962 • .41 WEDNESDAY - MAY 16, 1962 THE LEDGER & TIM1E3 - MURRAY, KENT CKY PAGE THREE 1••••••1 ▪ ••=,•• •••• tional members and subscribers as phone Company, all as shown on may be authorized to be servied maps filed with said Commission. Notice by it under said pending applica- WEST KENTUCKY RURAL tions, including those in the area TELEPHONE COOPERATIVE now served by Folsomdale Tele- CORPORATION, Inc.

A hearing will be held begin- ning at 1:00 o'clock p.m., ES.T., Answer to 'ship Thursday, May 31, 1962, by the CROSSWORD PUZZLE Yesterday '1 P uzzie Public Service Commission of ACROSS 2-Tuberculo- 4 Kentucky at its offices at Frank- sis (abbr.) MUO3 0121-'42 MEM fort, Kentucky, as to the reason- 1-Newt 4-ftegrets MOM MWO 4-A state 5-Slan's name UMO REGISTERED BOXER, 2 YEAR gravel road about 7 miles from • ableness of the following rate (abbr.) 6-Altar screen (110 0600 @MO old male, has had permanent vac- Murray. Full price $2100.00. Claude FOR RENT schedule changes which the West 11-Blaabird 7-Exist BO MEIMM amiam FOR SALE 11-Little drum 8- Waist,. oat OMEN BOW MMM cination. Phone HU 9-2183. tine Miller Realtor, Over RexaH Drug- South Benton Kentucky Rural Telephone Co- 13-1Ieretofore 3- Printer'• 'Jammu mcomm store, Phones FL 3-54764 and FL 3- operative Corporation, Inc., of 15-Near measbr• mo PICNIC TABLES. 5, 6 or 7 FOOT NICE THREE ROOM Furnished' 16- Veiieratee 15- Stories 7311211290 11112121CIERil GERMAN'SHEPHERD Puppies Kentucky, proposes lengths, 3059 M-18-C Mayfield, is-Brother of 12-Comiunction ZM MOM MOMOM painted, stained or un- eight weeks old. ()all PLaza 3- apartment at 421 South 8th St. Odin 14-Cries place in effect upon completion 19 IMO NOM Mg@ painted. Call PL 3-2450 or 492- 5547 atter 7:00 p. In. M-18-P BY OWNER, 1957 CADILLAC Ideal for college boys. Call 753- News -Preposition 17-Other name of construction of system improve- 21-Takee one's for Esau MROM MaMM UM 2560 or see just beyond city limits 2767. m 16c Coup de Ville, 50,000 miles, power ments and extensions and upon part 20-Algerian SOU UMW MO on Concord Road or 4) miles from ATTRACTIVE, new decorated, 2 steering,,brakes, windows, factory We have observed Mother's Day 22-uld pronoun seaport UGIM DWOU MUM bedroom HOUSE FOR RENT Oall PL 3- placing in service a new modern 24-Simple 22-Exclamation city limits on Hazel Highway. house, eletaric heat, ga- air conditioning. $1600. See Mr. ag‘ain. The longer I live the more 26-Knot 24- Physician OMO OVIOR =MU dial telephone system for the area •4 One rage attached, air conditioned, 2573 days, PL 3-1628 nights. B. H. I value my Mother. She has been 26-High (abbr.) Ron grown, 1312 Maid St., Trailer now served by Folsomdale Tele- mountain 35-Heroic event garden space, on sewer and black Dixon. M-18-P gone now over twelve years and 29 41-Pervert number nine. m Hip phone Company in Graves Coun- -Arrange in 27-Girl's name 63-Insect eggs 1951 FORD 2-door, extra dean, top street. $7,000.00 ,and partly folds 35-trnbleached 43-Cultivator 67-Dry, as wine DOWN STAIRS 3 furnished I miss her more every day. alo- 31-it any 44-Exists excellent condition.. straight financed by VA Loan. roan ty and for which it has made ap- 32-Identical 68-Cenrhneters shift, USED ELECTRIC STOVE. Phone ther had the holiness of a saint sayings 35-Weirdest 46-A (abl.r.) • See Larry apart:neat. Call PL 3-1552 1-T-P plication to said Commission for state Dunn, 1715 West NEW 2 bedroom house on one PL 3-5818. milk and in my book she was one of 33-Steamship 37-Rant (abbr.) 60-Beast of Olive, Phone PL 3-O725. a Certificate of Convenience and (abbr.) 38-A state 42-Anon burden M-18-P acre of land, located on good the greatest in her quiet way. 34-Keen 39-Figure of 62-Prefix- not Necessity for authority to con- 61 1957 ALUMINUM IIOUSE Trarlar NOTICE I 36-Heavenly speech -Rescue ft-Pronoun remember so well those years struct and operate, or upon com- body 34 foot long, 8 foot wide. Two of struggling to raisee their ele- 33-Exists pletion of a portion thereof and 40-Ship's I 2 a aa,4 • bedrooms, full size bath. In good ven children. Back in those days 5 ,,,''s''..76 7 8 9 ia rf $1.00 PER DAY RENTAL 10 r tile placing of the same in opera- complement es: ...,. YOUR condition, phone PL 3-1315. people didn't have the conven- 42-Famous MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY Elecetric Carpet Shampooer with tion, but which rates in any event 11 1 X.13 , 14 m 16c ieces that we do today. violin maker purchase of Blue Lustre Crass are not to be effective before July 45-Obscure ---• Ai. I must have received the gift 47-Moimtains 13 X16 . 18 Furniture, 11417-C -1, 1962: of Europe .• , of using Words from her for some- 49 ATTENTION TOBACCO Growers: RATE SCHEDULE CHANGES -Shield •;,,..."•19 20 •••• 1 ,....e2= thing of her life is always with 50-91an's name 23 Thoroughly season tobacco sticks :tars of ltesi- Mileage 62-Country of _ BUSINESS WANTED TO BUY I me. I often find myself telling S,rV1, 11.01 dome Charge 24 25 :f ... 26 clear of knots, sawed to uniform Asia 27 tittle stories she used to tell or (a) if-Spanish. thickness and length. C. C. Farm- I -party $825 $4.75 $ .70 article 29 ,•• Sr ..3 - er Tobacco Company. m 19c singing some of the sweet songs 55-0reeting Z I '' USED 22 caliber rifle. Call FL 3- She used to sing. 2-party 7.50 4.25 .40 56-Free from micro- 1672. M-18-C What a wonderful thing it is 4-party 3.75 .26 - organisms DIRECTORY UPRIGHT PIANO in good condi- - 4-party to 6.25 4.25 59-A state 38 39 40 ,42 43 to he blessed with a christian 44 (abbr tion. Just tuned. See at 209 liven mother, who later is able to cli- Multi-party 7.25 4.00 Federal State Market ti -Fruit pl.) 45 .... r1W;i'71 Street, Phone Playa 3-4392, after rect her children's attention to Paystations 8.25 63- Prod ut.es 46 .. Extensions 1.50 1.00 designs on ADDING MACHINES OFFICE 5 p. in. M-17-C News Service -the true God, the ruler and maker TO eth! 50 51 , 53 . 54 SUPPLIES la) Per V. mile or fraction there- 65-Choose '...'...e; and TYPEWRITERS Ledger & Times of us all. PL 3-1916 sIERVICE- Murray, Ky. Tuesday of beyond the base rate area. 66- it 11'tees ss 4, 37 .n9 60 Sales & Service LARGE 40-INCH FAN, complete The influence of such a life (abbr.) • • May 15, 1962. Murray Livestock ito Rural flat rate for the Fol- PRINTING with motor, $25.00. Aluminum is not only strong in childhood 67-Bater vetch 61 6 64 Ledger & Times PL Co. RECEIPTS: HOGS: SI: CATTLE somdale exchange area. 3-1918 Ledger & house trailer, two rooms, equipped, and youth but throughout life. DOWN Times PL. 3-1918 and Calves: 328: HOGS: Receipts Application to the Commission $400. PL 3-5006. 31-17-NC Thank Gad for ehristian mothers :45 - ':.". • • '..57, 1-flreek letter N X. ? mostly mixed grade butchers. every where who have raised for approval of said rate schedule ...... ,-. DRUG TYPEWRITER RENTAL 2-More obese •07 VWLCQ reauuiey e, Inc. se. STORES Steady. U. S. No. 1, 2, and 3 bar- their sons and daughters to love (involving not more than 25( per AND WANTED rows and Gilts 215 lias: $15.75: month per subscriber) is being Sc..tt Drugs PL 3-2547 iolvicE God and to cherish and to re- Ledger & l'unes PL 3-1916 1260-290 lbs. 314.00-15.00; 150-160 spect his words. made for service to all members lbs. $13.50-14.76; No. 2 and 3 Yes. Sunday was Mother's Day, and subscribers now being served INSURANCE STItAWBEERY PICKERS. will pay USED sows 360-500 lbs. 312.50-13.00; but every day I live is Mother's by the applicant and such adcii- AUTO PARTS pickers 1(k per quart to harvest. Fraree, Melugm & Holton •% - array CATTLE AND CALVES: Receipts Auto Salvage - Hazel Rd. Contact Connie Day to me. r MURRAY LOAN CO. Gen. Burton immediate- inootly stock and feeders steers Insurance PL 3-3415 Parts For All Models- PL 3-37341 fry. Call 753-1366. -Lavada Sines wnateyer in rise • SOS W. • M-16-.0 and Come. All classes about steady. Male St. Telephone PL 3-2621 5 head Good to low Choice 937 world you're "YOUR HOME-OWNED LOAN CO." GIVES MONEY'S WORTH lbs slaughter steers $24.40; Utility looking for Inc. and Stamina"! 700-900 Ma slaughter DAYTON, Ohio [15P11 - Mayor Greatest Thriller heifers $17.26-22.10; Utility and IAN FLEMING'S -Frank R. Somers doesn't figure Commercial COWS 315.00-16.40; Can- Ky. he shortchanged the man who AV you'll find ner and Cutter 311.00-15.20; Utili- FOR FINE FINISHES tailed and identified himself as Bucy's ty and Commercial bulls $18.10- -a taxpayer who helps pay the a it faster in the For your cabinet top needs we VITMDEDE3 19 00. Good 350-600 lb stock steers mayor's saLiry." feature genuine formica, large selec- f25.50-26.25; Few Madmen $22.50- Somers advised the caller D#- Building: tion stocked at all tomes. 23.25; Good 600-800 lb. feeear ton ha., 262.000 residents and add- eir WANT ADS See Jimmy Bucy with 27 Years steers $23.60-24.75; Medium r..22.- ra:arnis of fish over the whole ed. "Your share is less than one CHAFTFI1 7.3 where Bond had indicated. 50-23.10; BABY CALVES; Abotit Supply • snarics on the sur- wee below ram. They parted cent a year. Since you won't tell Building Experience. EAMF.8 Bi.)ND sal with the The two 20 head $12.00-31.00 per head. attention. They grudgingly to make room for me your name, I think you've al- J Admiralty coart on ins hip face paid no VEALERS: Steady. Choice $28.75- 623 S. 4th Street Phone 753-5712 compieteeletheir circle and caaie their Mg, pale competitor. Bond ready had your cena's worth." Beside him, at the controls of 30.00; Good $26.50-28.50; Stand- was Felix slowly back. They passed so touched down and made for the the little amphibian, ard $23.25-26.26. Leiter. They wcre flying north. close to the plane that Bond edge of the tarpaulin that had else incurious, pink been dislodged by tne shark. ITIOT'ONLV COOLS YOU OFF, IT OF COURSE, IT CAN -See what I mean?" said could see eyes. He peered down He pulled out a couple ot the YOUR OUTLOOK ALSO BE.... Beim. "You can see arrAhing button BRI'614TF-NS small ripples cast long corkscrew skewers that big through that water down to through the two dorsal fins. secured it to the sand, switched GIVE HOPE" fitly feet. Anything as big as by the Yes! Those -rocks" on the on his waterproof torch and, the Vindicator would have been bottom were bogus. They were his other hand on his knife, spotted anywhere on any of the painted patches. So were the slipped under the edge. MS: air routes. SO I've marked off areas of "sand." Now Bond • the areas where there's the He squirmed on to where the MULTI•LII •CLIEROVII could clearly see the straight minimum traffic. They'd have bulk of the plane raised the edges of the giant tarpaulin. Tempi. ditched the plane somewhere tarpaulin into a domed tent. HOPE CHEST shark had nosed baek irate, --•--eseaesssee• well out of the way. Assuming, 1 he third He stood up. His torch glittered Send costriborons to Si cto rs ,sster section. Now it was shov- and it s the hell of an assump- a hi,g on the underside of a polisned eling with its flat bead trying tam, that. when the Disco made wing and then, below it on 511 ly Ernie --13ualumaillor underneath. NANCY tit!. ur: t I oft to the southeast on the to get something that lay under a turned to night of the third, it was a ruse, Bond sat back. He scrabbling mass of (Tans. sea lie nodded. "That's It, Itil ne reasonable to hunt to Leiter. caterpillars and starfish. Bond all right. Big camouflaged tar- the horth and west. had been prepared for this. tie DEPOSIT $7.25 paulin over her." do his grisly -she was away eight hours. • • • knelt down to FOR YOUR Two of those would have lawn work. HEY---YOU'VE nOND had taken out the Wal- • anchor doing the salvage Itdidn't take long. He un- LONG-DISTANCE ther PPIC He checked to see BEEN IN That leaves six floors' clipped the gold identification ti.ere was a round in the cham- CALL &Jibing at.around thirty knots. disk and unlatched the gold THERE ber. rested it ou his left fore- Cut an hour off for laying the wrist watch from the horrible FOR AN arm. and. waited for the two false trail, and that leaves five. wrists and noted the gaping sharks to come around again. HOUR I've marked off an area from wound under the chin that . Bond aimed for the base of the Grand Bahamas down to could not have been caused by the dorsal fin that cut through south of the Rim ml group. That sea creatures. He turned his the water like a dark sail. It anything fits." torett on the gold disk. It said fits-if a as rimy erect, a sign of ten- "gitimppe Petacchi. No. 15932." A quarter of an hour later, sion and awareness. The water bits of . a tiny necklet of cays showed foamed as the fish reared it- s Ile strapped the two and up. They slowly cruised In a self above the surface, die evidence to his own wrista zigzag down the group. The shallowly, and came up thradth- went on toward the fuselage water was so clear that Bond ing sideways like a broken that loomed In the darkness like silver submarine. lie in- Ilo• Om. Ut 1.• Oa - ••,11 r.••• •••••••1 could see big fish meandering snake. For a moment I,t rolled a huge (•• 1•411 U, U.....111••••••• I,•••.•• ••- noted the around the dark clumps of coral over on its back, it stomach spected the exterior, been and seaweed in the brilliant white to the sun. Then it right- rent where the hull had impact, and then sand. ed Itself and, dptiti probably, broken on LAW ABNER by/demo. Something was itching deep continued its ;Mechanical, dis- climbed up through the open safety hatch into the Interior. AH HAIN' T SHOT FUST, LET ME ) in BOnt121 mind. Some- jointed swim., (DON'T :T'S A ECONOMIC 750cf-73/1: ) thing, some small detail, had The folisnivIng Shark had The whole fuselage seemed A CHILE,FO 'A EXPLAIN "TO HER, MEASURE. HE'S TOO Age WIMMFIA i" 'a Now It approached to be crawling with sea crea- SHOOT raised a tiny' question mark. wtitched this. LONG TIME, WHY ITS THE SMALL TO EARN HIS KEEP JEST What was It? Those sharks! caution/4. It made a short tures, evilly, horribly, and as MAH Datsr r PAPPY.'7 THING about water! snapping run and swerved Bond shone his torch on the Kill SILMISIBLI. BUT NOT rice0 SMALL TO No. In forty feet of UNDERSTAND Circling on the surface! What away. Feeling safe, it liftgd its roof the sight was even worse. AM HUH ? TO DO!! EAT!!50 HE GOTTA GOli EcoNomIcst.0 were they doing there Three snout above the surface and There, bumping softly in the KIN AH ? DOES YO' of them. There must be some- came down with all its force, slight current, hung the corpse AGREE? thing something dead that had scything into the flank of the of a crew member. brought them to that particu- hammerhead. A cloud of blood Bond closed his mind to the lar patch of mind and coral. poured over the sea. disgusting nightmare and, Bond said urgently. "Just go Now the other shark ap- weaving his torch in front of back up once more, Felix. Over peared from below and both him, proceeded with his search. •. the shoals. There's something.-" fish, in a frenzy, tore and tore He found .he red-striped cy- **. The little plane made a tight agairt at the still moving hulk. anide canister and tucked it ,- turn. Felix cut down the revs ;he dreadful feast moved into his belt 14e counted the t and just kept flying speed away on the current and was corpses, noted the open hatch about fifty feet above the sur- soon only a distant splashing to tile, bomb bay, and verified face. Bond opened the door and on the surface of the quiet sea_ that the 'bombs had gone. He craned out, his glasses at short Bond hani41d Leiter the gun: ked in the open container focus. Yee there were the get on down. May be rath- under the pilot's Belt and Cast: 'sharks, two on the mirfaceaviter er a long Job. They've got searched in alternative places • their dorsals out, and one deep'.enough to keep them busy for for the vital fuses for the •I down. It wits nosing at some- hlag an hourabut if, they comq bombe. Butethey alsoihad gone. ABBIE A'N'-,SLATS back, wing one of them." having.i'dozen times thing. • It had its .tetth into • *something and was1.01111Ing at .;.13cind began to struggle -out had to slash away groping.ten- PRANKLY, THAT WITH CQMPL1MENT4. THEN-WE SEUCL.) ; it. Among the dal( had vale of his sicithea'ana. with Letter's tacks from his naked regssake NEVER OCC RED I.LTAIS 00, HENRY: IT TO ME g UI -s f0Itligerve was quickly seep- 1 . 40.1 71-,4r1 zing' Vo-t 'iiiwerdkiltiCbati;tritltitateatt e Wernpre, ei icult ibusineSi. tn y. ese a. ' • another, leadierg off at ninety It isMild be still worse vetting should have Wein with him, hut • degrees from the first. Bond back into the plane artd it oc- he couldn't stalk there another flopped back Into his seat and curred to Bond that he would second. Almost hysterically he I hanged the door shut. He said have to Jettison the underwater ,niade his -way to the edge of quietly, "Nit her down over s the tarpaulin. Desperately, he those sharks, Felix. I think this Leiter jetraqed the !darter scrabbled his way tinder it.. And is it." and taxied back into position. then he was omit In the beauti- Leiter pulled away,• curved Bond said, "Well, so !orig. Tell ful crystal water and soaring back, rind slowly put the nose Mother I died .ganie!" tie up to the surface- clown. There was a slight jerk scrambled onto the edge of the - and then the hiss of the water cockpit and jumped. 'Please telephone quickly' under the skids. Leiter cut his He got his head tinder and mays a meto•age from Domino engines and the plane came to swam leisurely down throngh Vitali awaiting Bond at his , a quick stop, rocking in the the brilliant meter. Now he hotel. A trill), Continuo the „water about ten yards, from could see 'that there were story here tomorrow, 1 11,1A 4.411A 11. • -

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PAGE FOUR THE LEDCER & TIME! — MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNT:SDNY — \)- 16. 1962. • Kenlake Homemakers n in the "Power of Prayer" and Instruction members and two adults from the the minutes were read by Mrs. School Marlon Assembly and twenty- Meet In Home Of Rudolph, secretary. Held By Rainbow three members and two adults Mrs. J.B. Burkeen All interesting discussion - PLaza 3-4947 Mrs. Frank on from the Murray Assembly. ROLLERDROME Parrish landscaping was led by Mrs. Lois For Girls Groups Majority degrees were conferred The Kenlake Homemakers Club Morris. Mrs. Loraine Payne, supreme upon Mary Florence Churchill met Friday. May 11, in the home OPENING SOON **Freezing Prepared and Cooked inspector of the Order ot the Garrett. Sammye Wilkerson, Linda of Mrs. Joe Rudolph with the Foods" was the theme of the main Rainbow for Girls in Kentucky, Outland, Wylene Jones, and Mar- president. Mrs. FranIt Parrish, lesson given by Mrs. Loretta conducted the school of instruc- tha Jones. Mrs. Payne made a For Health's Sake siding. Wyatt. a guest from the Mayfield tion held by the Murray Assemb- talk to the girls regarding their Mrs. Lud Larson gave Vowedato Vetii the den'- REA service. Mrs. Barletta Wra- ly No. 19 and Marion Assembly work. Roller Skate ther was sick and could not at- No. 10 Order of the Rainbow fur A social hour was enjoyed fol- house with • Mrs. Howard E. Nile tend. Girls on Saturday afternoon at lowing the meeting. The Penny Homemakers Club In charge of the program. Hostess- The hostess served refreshment: the Masonic Hall. • • • ill'meet• at the home of. Mrs. Social Calendar es will be Mesdames W. E. Inadt- to the nine members and two 'The Murray Assembly had the NOW YOU KNOW Le:,fe Noraworthy with Mrs. AR-in burn, Henry McKenzie, Morrison guests, Mrs. Henry Turner and exemplifying of the opening of Usrey as cohostess at 10 am. l• • C. Galloway, James Clark, and Mrs. Winnie Burkeen. an assembly, the introduction, bal- By 12nifed Press 'lneernationel Wedne‘rlay, Baptist May 16 Churki will be hon,•reci Miss Rezina Senter. loting, and the closing., The Mar- The flame thrower was Lr,t BOWIM" Homemakers The Calloway County High • • • The New Concord with a wiener roast at the Murray ion Assembly exemplified the In- used as a weapon r71 School Parent-Teacher Association by the Ger- Club will meet at the home of City Park at 7 p.m. with the WMS Tuesday, May 22 EIRE/ TOES LINE itiation and the good of the order. mans during the will hold its regular meeting at World War 1 AT AIR CONDITiONED Mrs. Bill Kingins at 1 p.m. as hostess. The American Legion Auxiliary Those presented and welcomed winter of 1914-15. • • • • 0 • the school at 7:30 p.m. All parents will have a luncheon at noon at were Mrs. Payne, supreme inspec- and patrons of the school are urg- The Nature's Palette Garden the Triangle Restaurant. Final CHICAGO UPII — It's been a tor, past grand matron and grand CORVETTE LANES The Murray Woman's Club sill ed to attend. Club will meet with Mrs. Lowell plans for Poppy Day on May 26 rough week for Pete's tail feath- committee member of the Order of CHILDREN'S SUMMER RATES have- its installation dinner Friday * • • King. Sycamore street; at L30 p.m. will be made. Hostesses will be- ers Wednesday and Thursday the Eastern Star; Mary Florence 400 Put- Game • night at 6:00 o'clock. Reservati-ns The lesson will be horticulture. Saturday, May 19 Mesdames Claude Anderson. sue-nobody frightened Churchill PLAY CLOTHES are $100. the bird so Garrett, past grand Each member is asked to bring 3 The Alpha Departmert of the chairman, Bryan Tolley, Macon badly it patriotism; • r fled its home and vas and members of the .4; specimen in own container of iris. Murray Woman's Club will have Erwin, Harold Speight, and Cleo found 1}eckiing the yellow line in Rainbow for Girls from Marion. JEFFREY'S 3 \NIES $100 Monday. ruses, peonies, tulips, and iny May :list its noon luncheon at the club Sykes. the middle of a busy intersection. Attend ing were thirty-two -OPEN 11:30 A.M. other flowering shrub. •• • The Mi_*.•ionary Auxiliary ol the North Pie:remit Grove Cumberland Prekkyterian Church will meet at the church at 7 p. m. • • • •. The Laces Day luncheon will 44' be served at noon at the Murray Country Club. Reservations must be made by N1onday noon. Ham- mses are Mesdames Garnett Jones. Sam Knight, Ray Munday. Sam Starting Tomorrow!! Our Great Spiceland. Howard Koenon. Ber- nard Bell, Kirk Pool. Ralph Mc- Cuiston. and Ace MeRe)noki.s. • • • • Summer Fabric Event!! It's Our Friday. May 18th • The Murray Woman's Ciub have its final general meeting and installation of officer* at the club house at 6 p.m. All members are 1 asked to make reservations at $1.03 per plate by Wecines.:ay. .,• A tea honoring all the members of. the Girls' Auxiliary of th..r. lith. BIRTHDAY First Baptist Church and their SALE 4 mothers will be given at the It's our Birthday. church at 4 p.m. Any Junior or hut you get the presents" Unbeliheable values in brand new Summer Luxury Fabrics.. any Intermediate girl under six- Finest Imported and Domestic Lace.. teen years of age and her mottle: dp- Embroideries and Pure Silk Fabrics at savings of 1/, and even more. are invited to attend. Be there when • • - the door opens. tomorrow 9 a.m, sharp for the lowest prices of the Summer Sewing Season The Girls Auxiliary of the Flint .! !! OVER 1000 YDS...REGULAR $2.95 TO $4.95 Yd. Tomato Platit IMPORTED 36"to 45"CHANTILLY • Plenty of Rig ;h I •rid,. and I a In • Plants Potted 10, Out of Flats LACES 25, doz. Imagine buying finest Imported and Domestic 36" to 45" wide all-over Also Peppers laces at such a low, low price. Many of these are imported from France. Choose from. White, Black. Pink and Blue. Be there early for best Shirley s'election ! ! 1. # # # - Florist • 7,fiff "- •• I.

JUST ARRIVED! OVER 2000 MURRAY YDS. FOR A LUXURY LOOK SUMMER DRIVI TI4141•111 `, • S!,37! 7 15 Reg. $24q to $3q5 vd. Reg. $299 to $5q5 yd. ENDS THURSDAY wakers'itawal IN Embroideries PURE SILK ' ENIBROIDEr,ED EYELETS . ',EMBROIDERED SILK ORGANZA • SILK BROADCLOTHS It MLR. • SHIFFLI EMBROIDERED ORGANDIES •• • • .•• + 4 • SILK SHIRTWAIST FABRICS • EMBROIDE1tED FLOUNCING • PURE SILK JACQUARDS F RIDAY & SATURDAY .nd many, many others, all now at 'one low, Iow,a never before anywhere, such fine quality pure 36" to 45" %vita. in while, War-A-Rama black and pastel' silks at such a liw, low price. A wonderlul aades..Save up to $2 46 a yard. on these .fine. selection of 36" t0 45" silk designs solids, stripes, 4 • is mbrandered cottons chet:ke,• I Terrifying jacquards etc. War Hits sio. I "Hell To Eternity" Slo. 2 "Five Gates to Hell" So. 3 "Surrender Hell" 'to. 4 "To I-fell & Back" $1.49,d. SI:99yd. Stan - Ttle Extra Att- Special!! Mixed

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