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Lnited Press IN OUR ilith YEAR International Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, August 16, 1963 MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. LXXXIV No, 194

Picnic Held In City 'School Expansion Program Is Park By Tractor 1More Loot Is° Maintenance Group BULLETIN Explained To Rotary Club MIAMI - A Venezuelan Found Today Red Withdrawal The 4-H 'Tractor Maintenance --- airliner with former dictator Mar- Project Group had a panic at the Fred Schultz was the speaker yes- City Park on Tuesday afternoon. cos terday at the regular Perez Jimenez aboard took oat meeting of august 13. This was sponsored by In Big Theft the Murray Rotary Club. He spoke the implement dealers which in- for Caracas today at 12:10 p. m. to the club on the proposed expan- From Cuba Would elude. The McKee] Equipment Co, dation program of (EST). 1:40 p. m. EDT);. the City School Stokes Tractor Co., Billingtora.For- 'system E S. Ferguson, in charge lee Tractor Co.. Hughes az Sons Tm- By MICHAEL CI AF FEY of the program, introduced &Ir. element Co.. Vincent Trsetor Co.. United Pre., International Schultz. 1. And the Standard Gil Agent. John No One Hurt In I()NOON ,1711. !!-- Police disclosed A shall history of the city school Parker, Aid Peace, Rusk sysOeni was reviewed 'hey have found more of the loot by Schultz as Craig Cellinun was presented with Auto Collision he pointed otiten In last weeks $7.1 million out that even in the a duffel bag for having the best 4-H -- - - latter part of 1800. nusil train robbery. seine of it from Murray was Tractor Book. „lohnnie Kelso had John M.chael Morganaof Hazel WASHINGTON 'let - Secretary tlement of the broad range of U. S. known as an two-middle aged sisters strong five educational center. 'he best Senior Record Book he was and Lally Rex Paschall. of Murray ofState Dean Rusk said today Rus- --Soviet disputes He told the {:ersons formally cherged in the club about the new °resented with a belt. Other mem- eou:e six had a collision on the sia could make a "very helpful con- "Worthwhile" To Explore teachers in the city case today. system this bers who received a belt for a re- Ola Jacl:sun Road about one mile tribution" to overall improvement But he said his talks with the year and how the high Ths totai Ono far recovered to- quality pro- cord book included: . weai of 641 'South yesterdey at 7:50 in U S.-Soviet relations by can- Russians have led him to believe lagrarn is being sustained. 'sled $647.000 with reports that po- Don Spiceland. Murray, Red.Rib- a. M. Morgan was driving a 1955 pletely withdrawing its military it is now -um-the:Me" to explore The rerhainder of lice were seeking an additional $1.5 his talk to the bon; Ronnie Garai]. Murray Red; Oldsmobile and Paschall a 1953 personnel from Cuba with the Soviets some isolated sub- Rotarians was on the need million buried on a farm near the for more Kerry Williams, New Concord. Red: Ford. jects; on which further agreements space in the city scene of the greatest robbsry in system. if the Jerry Chapman, Almo. Blue; Eddie No one was injured an the colli Charles Ahart Named Rusk did not anpear. however, to might be reached. quality educational history.. program is to be Chapman. Almo, White. Bobby Wil- non, however damage to both cars meke this a condition for East-West One of the mast hopeful of these. maintained He WOW District Head Two suitcases crammed with mon- pointed out that llama, New Concord, Blue Ribbon was incurred talks follow up the limited nu- he said worki appear to be station- when ey, believed to be about $280.000. school opens this fall. all the Ind. Craig Calhoun. Lynn Grove. clear -' ban treaty with other ing of observation were found in a forest near Dorking, teams at key rail available space in the system will Blue Ribbon let; VISIT MURRAY tension-casing agreements red Schulte south ef London. and highway junctions. airports and be utilized_ $ha rles E. "Ed" Ahart of Murray Earlier, police said Pat'E. Scott.Lynn Grove. White; Mr! and Mts. J D Story and i seaports to check for and give warn- The has been appointed District Man they had recovered about 1394.000 at - tcai time spent by a Citizen's Ad- Nelson Murdock, Lynn Grove. Red: daughter of Bowling Green art 'Flus a news conference he ing of military movements which visory ago- of the Hopkins-ville District. Bournemouth. and $5.600 in bank- had he Committee appointed by the 'Danny Chapman. Lynn Grove. Red; visaing his parents Mr. and Mrs. a. matter of Rums- might be preliminars to the start Weodinen of the World. notes elsewhere. Murray Board of Education, to study Fishing Still Good Henry Armstrong, Lynn Grove, .N. 0. Story of Murray. Mr. Story according sian troops in Cuba with Soviet of aggression. *the school .State !Olanager Buford Hurt. Ed As detectives moved swiftly and Foreign system, was reviewed by White: Kent McCuiston, New Con- is salesman for the National Cash Minister Andre:. Gromyko Rusk conceded that such observ- Mr. On Kentucky Lake has resided in Murray for the past secretly to track down the gang that during recent Schultz He told the club that cord, Blue Ribbon third, Danny Register Company in the Bowling lataseow test ban talks ers would not have much to do with the five years and has been a full time hijacked the Glasgow-London train and committee studied the problems Williams. New Concord. Red; Max Green district. The fatally will also expressed continuing U S con- warning of nuclear attack. But he FRANKFORT, Ky aft - De- repreeentative for the Woodmen for eight days ago, five persons were certi. of the system, the philosophy and Hughes, Farmington. Red; Johnny visit sa Kentucky Dam -Village State said he does not consider that con- partment of Fish and Wildlife Re; three years. Oropaat into court at Lindlade, four (BAR the objectives He explained how Kelso: Lynn Grove. Blue, Part. ventional armaments are "unun- sources reported Thursday tbat miles from the robbery scene at The secretary declined to say what monthly meetings were held to study portant" even in the nuclear age crappie, black bass and bluegal top Last year he received the "Out- Chedding ton. Gromyko's reply was or give any 00P the financial structure, to evaluate He said a -war might sell start with the het of fish most likely to be standnig Field Representative" a- All five were ordered held for indication whether he thought a the present educational program conventional forces moving first. caught in Kentucky waters this weal %Ouch is presented each year 6.another hearinc Aug. 24. When they reduction in Soviet troops on the and how it could be made better, Breckinridge Prepares Ruling The secretary said he did not in- appeared tod'us in the tiny CoMmunist island is a possibility. and such Items as projected en- weekend. to a repretaspoltive outstanding in court- room in the Linslade terpret the U. S. offer in Geneva rollment, and future needs various phasel of twill work. Among police station. of the Here is the lake-by-lake rundown: Rusk in his first news confer- today to accept such control posts system. other accomplishments. Ed has writ- !police said all denied the charges Kentucky -- Lake, ence the Moscow talks which as meaning agreement is imminent below the dam t)n Use Of Bible In Schools . ten business consecutively for over of complicity in the crime. •The Rotary Club was tola that --Catfishing is the best bet with brought agreement on the test ban, but only that it is a subject which two years, for a total of 126 con- But police reported one of the the committee endorsed a move to minnows said he does not foresee now pros- appears to be ready for further ex- and worms. White Mae secutive weeks of production. men. William Boal. 47. - raise funds threugh a 50e per $100 said at the pects of any "across-the-board" set- ploration. and crappie fishing is good with time :FIELD evaluation to carry out a remodeling Sy CAROLE M. MARTIN Bible might be introduced into the of PIN arrest: "I am silly to get spinners and minnows Some sauger Ed IS a native of Trigg county and construction program costing United Press Internadoml clawircom in a literature or history involved in this. I should have ii is being taken by casting deep run- ant 'has been working in that area. known better.' an estimated $1.171.000. course. He admits this point will ning lures. The water is clear. stable FRANKFORT. Ky. INT - Stale tioWever, he will now act as District' However, :ESE reglAre definite guide-lines and he the pollee said Bowl This question will be placed be- and 80 . manager devote his time to Trigg Teachers Learn Of Wildlife Atty. Gen. John B. Breckuiridge changed tas time fore the voters, probably in 0e- Is now in the process of preparing to "I deny the mid today he is sure to be tabilsreto and Christian counties He and his charges" when tober. so that they may decide just Herrington Lake - Big therm he WKS formally bimetal *port over an opinion her wale, Jean and daughter. Judy, will booked what direction the school gystem ate being taken by still Wittig 79 soweetilliala at' ••Iperigskeridge said sin mettar mile their home at 2819 So Virginia harslet was how Vjfith Pareleipation In Workshop Conducted Here will take, Schultz said. Waimereed worms fitting the deep St.. Hopkinsville, Kentucky. public schools. he wards the official opinion "it is Boat, * London tooknaker and banks at WY to 25 Some scattered • ------Brectinridge hopes to deliver to bound to go to court." Roger John Cordrey. who were 4 FOODS • catches of White bassipre reported By program being conducted by the Shellie State Public Instruction officials the captured in is battlg, with police In Crass Is in the jumps The ware is clear, There is the feeling the opinion Department of Fish and Wildlife .EL1 XL opinion "no hater then the middle.of the seaside resort Mf Bournemouth James J. Gilpin, Assistant Director stable and 81 . will not please everyone. Either Resources when they attended In Army Exercise next week, and I hope earlier." or Wednesday night, were charged both points could be contested. workshops at Pikeville College. Lake Cuberland - Crappie fishing He did not elaborate further on with actually taking part in the Divhdon of Conservation Education SPARTANBURG. S C (AHTNC) the statement that he expected theft. Approximately 100 teachers from Morehead State College, Eastern is reported good by still fishermen to lase Kentucky law, which Breck- URGER -Army Sheltie State College Richmond. and Mur- Pie M Crass, son be taken to court over the Boars ail sections of Kentucky and some using minnows at 15' to 25' Good opinion. inridge says has been invalidated, wife, Mrs Renee Boal. 42. of Coy Crass, 412 N Fourth Street, The attorney general disclosed her sister, Mrs. from adjoining -states heard of the ray State College during the months black bass catches are reported by does provide that children do Mary Florence Pil- Murray. Ky. is participating not of June. July and August of this in casting deep running plugs en d Thursday the ruling would stress grim, 49. and the sister's husband. have to participate in Bible reading year. ZAS Exercise SWIFT STRIKE III, a spinners, morning, two main points: Alfred Pilgrim, 52, were charged afternoon and if it is against the wish of their U. S Strike Command exercise in ---There can be no with knowingly night are the beet times. The water authorized, parents or guardians. receiving part of The programs were under the di- Georgia and North and South Caro- Is clear, stable and el . required Bible readings in Kentucky the stolen money. Kentucky News rection of the writer. ea. Slina. invlosing more than 75,000 arm- public schools as a result of a US. The American Civil Liberties Un- Police in court said' all five per- ed forces personnel. Rough River - Black bass fishing Supreme Court ruling which de- ion already has threatened court sons denied the charges. But they The workshops were designed to swirr STRIKE III pits two is good, still fishing minnows at 15' clares mandatory Bible rending in action if the Supreme Court decision said both Mrs. Boal and Mrs. Pil- Briefs fully acquaint teachers with the e task forces against each other in to 25' is the best method. Bluegill the schools to be unconstitutional. Is not strictly followed. But the grim produced part of the stolen principles of wildlife conservation a four mock -week war ending Aug. fishing is reported good along the -The Bible can be read in ar formal opinion will have to be hand- money when officers threatened to and point up the need for wise use 16, and maneuvers, includes airborne rocky points and deep banks with organized, educational, secular cur ed down and this followed by action search their homes. of wildlife and other natural re- .ch like long-distance airlifts, air-ground worms the best bait. The water is riculurn for non - theological par of school officials before the ACLU "My husband gave. it the money, By United Press International sources. Available materials, films -made! support missions and counterguer- clear, stable and 81 . poses. decides on what course to take. to me last week," police quoted Mrs. HOIWECOMING SCHEDULED and Department personnel services rilla 4:O rations Breckinridge said in his opinion Boal as telling them. WILTON. Ky - A hornecoin- as an aid to teaching conservation EW Dewey Lake - Crappie fishing is tel Crass, a heavy-truck driver in the the US Supreme Court ruling had "They did not tell me that the In the schools were enumerated. much improved with still ing reunio as been set for Aug. ;.Miss 670th Transportation Company at fishing invalidated a Kentucky banknotes came from the train statute VISITING HERE rob- 25 for former residents of the Other phases of conservation were Fort Hood, Tex entered the Army minnows along the deop banks the bery. I ZEN which &totes. hope I am not involved." mining town of Wilton in Knox stressed by other state agencies and ib in February 1982 and completed best bet Bass fishing is reported "The teacher in charge shall read Has "Commitments" County. Wilton. owned by the North included Soil and Water and For- r PI ES basic combat training at Fort Chaf- poor. The water is clear, stable and Asked if they or cause to be 'read a portion of had anything to Jellico Coal Co.. was known for its estry. fee, Ark 82. say in court, the Bible daily in every cla-ssroom Mrs. Joe 'Bianca', Franks, Miss Boal murmured in- cleanliness and well-kept houses and The 23-year-old soldiers mother, audibly. At Murray State 'College Esoo State-owned lakes - Fishing is or session room of the common Dixie Franks, ani Master Gilbert lawns. Mrs Tryphena E Crass, lives at Then WS. Boal Gunter headed the workshop, Mr. generally good. Bluagill is best on school of the state in the presence Pranks arrived from Eiriningham, burst out: aI 513'e S. Fourth Street. have got three Gilpin was assisted by Game Biolog- 25° worms around the moss beds. Some of the pupils therein assembled, but Alabama yesterday for a visit with children and corn- mitanents." FAIR\ET ist Frank Dibole. Field. trips con- black bass is being taken by casting no child shall be roquired to read Mrs. Gaylord Forrest Mrs. Franks DUET -Singel Rebert Coulet Mrs. Pilgrim. Mar- sisted of a trip to the Jr. Conserva- surface lures. The water is clear, the Bible against she wish of his is a niece of the late Mrs. Robert arei metre s nry • Carol Law- whose husband is BENTON, Ky. in - The a florist, addea: al Agricultural In- tion Club Camp John W. Currie on full and between 76 end 80 . parents or guardian." Mason aid the daughter of th • late rct •It tiair wedding have got a flow- shall County and Weather er shop to look after." Kentucky Lake, and a boat trip to The second point would mean the Zeph Conner. formerly of Murray. teception in New York. dustrial Fair will be held Sept. The arrests of all five had been 5-7this year. The annual event Migratory Waterfowl food-planting Report areas. Leave For National announced by police Thursday. They Is sponsored by the Benton Junior Untied press international had been held in custody overnight Chamber of Commerce. All workshops consisted of class- at Aylesbury.,centerof pollee search - Convention Of Groups room lectures, including talks, High Yesterday 77 efforts in the great train robbery SUICIDE slides, materials and movies. The a Low Yesterday 54 case They were brought to the court RULED same programs are ay'allabie to 7.15 Today - 62 at Linslade police station in a paddy LOUISVILLE tPt -- Authorities Mrs Clifford Melugin and Mrs. other colleges in the state which -- wagon trailed by two police cars. said today that Gilmore Clark 57, Goldia Curd left Thursday to at- wish to mairgurete similar credit- Kentucky Lake 7 a m 3563, no Detective chief Supt. Thomas But- Louisville. took his own life at his tend the National conventions of courses in conservation. change; below dam 303.2. down 08 ler. the Scotland Yard man in home Thursday night. the Tau Phi Lambda Sorority and charge Clarks body was found with a 32 in 24 hours. of the investigation, said Here at Murray State the class Woodmen Circle at the Sherman no more caliber German-made pistol nearby. — arrests were expected to- went to Camp Currie Wednesday, Hotel in Chicago, Ill. day. spent Thursday in the classroom Sunset 647: sunrise 5:15 The two Murray ladles are Na- and today will take a tional Committee Women of the THOMAS SERVICES barge trip on the Tennessee river and study wild- Western Kentucky - Mostly sura Woodmen Circle They were ac- LEXINGTON, K. Iris- Emig,- Woodmen Family life front it. ny and warmer today High in the companied by Mrs. Melugin's grand- al services were set for 1:30 p m.. daughter. (ESTI, today for Dr. William It. low to mid 80s Partly cloudy and Miss Janet Henry Night Is Planned During the six weeks course state Mrs. Sid Jobs Thomas, 59. who died -V an ap- warmer tonight. low in the mid 60s. of Murray-and Mrs. agencies teach courses on wildlife. parent heart attack Wednesday Saturday considerable cloudiness Frances Syndea of Paducah will be soils, forestry. etc. i. national A barbeque supper with all the night while walking his dog. A and warmer, with widely scattered delegates and will leave At the workshop at Pikeville Col- later for the 592 and Court 728 will be Field on native of Mount Sterling, he was thundershowers likely High in the convention. lege, under the direction of Howard Miss Thursday night August 22 at 6:30 graduated from the University of mid to upper Sae Donna McCann of Paducah Hoover. Dean of Students. Mr. Gil- Is the president p. m. at the Murray .City Park Kentiicky and the University of The 5 a m. 'Eacari temperatures: of the southern pin was assOted by Game Biologist states Tau Phi barbeque supper with all the Pennsylvania Medical School, Louisville 52, Lexington 55. Cov- Lambda and will be Howard Stephens and Bernard Car- representing Kentucky trimmings will be served and sev- ington 49. Paducah 53. Bowling at the con- ter. Director of the Division of vention in eral awards will be presented, in- 411 Green 52. London 50. HoPkinsaille Chicago. Fisheries. In addition to two days chiding the Mn, Woodman award, SWEENEY SATISFACTORY 54. Covington 49, Lexington $5, of classroom work, one day Was Woman of Woodcraft and the Out- LOUISVILLE ,rpti - Robert Faye- Huntington 52 and Evansville 51. spent on a field trip standing Citizen award. ney, 46, Louisville, was in "satis- to Dewey Lake, Cherry Corner Will where-the above named men told Entertainment will be by Jim factory" condition today with in- the teachers about Fisheries and FIVE DAY FORECAST Begin Revival Sunday Jennings and his Combo. juries suffered Thursday when he fell from the Clark Memorial Bridge game programs. Police said At the Workshop at Morehead By United Press International The Cherry Corner Baptist Church over the Ohio River. College, under the direction of Pro- The five-day forecast for the pe- begins a revival this Sunday night Rudy bushes along the bank helped break Barnett Named fessor Don Martin. the same type riod Saturday through Wednesday: with Rev. Terry Davis as the Evan- Svseeney's fall, but he suffered a of Program was offered the teachers Temperatures will average four to gelist. Rev. Davie is a full time To Angus Association fractured ankle. and Mr Gilpin had Game Biologist eight degrees below normal Evangelist from Nashville, Tenn- --- - Harold Barber assisting. # Kentucky normal mean Is 75 de- esee. Rudy Barnett. Murray, has been VOTES Jackson A. Taylor. Assistant Pro- grees normal extremes ere 87 and The song leader will be Ronnie Bag - elected to membership in the Amer- WASHINGTON in - Ken- fessor of Agriculture, Eastern State 64 Hampton. The time of the services ican Angus Association at St. Joseph. tucky Sens. John Sherman Cooper College. Richmond, headed that Cooler about Sunday with slight will be 2:00 p m and 7:30 p. m. Missouri. announces Mink Richards, and Thruston B. Morton Thursday workshop and Mr. Gilpin coordinat- warming by Wednesday. The church is air-conditioned and Dedication of the Cherry Corner Baptist Church will be held Sunday at 2:00 p.m. with secretary. both voted for the extension of ed the wildlife program, assisted by Total rainfall will average one- the nursery will be open each even- Bro. Norman Culpepper. pastor of the Sinking Spring Church, delivering the dedicatory Mr Barnett was one of 23 breed- the Bracero Mexican migrant Game Biologist Howard Stephens fourth inch or less with a chance ing. Everyone- is invited to attend address. An all day service will be held with dinner on the ground. The church revival ers of registered Aberdeen-Angus in workers' Bill. and Fish Management Supervisor. of widely scattered thundershowers these services. Herbert Slaughter is will begin Simla, night. All former pastors of the church and all preachers ordained by Kentucky elected to membership The bill passed the Senate, 63- [ John Switzer. along with some of over the weekend. pastor. the church are especially invited to attend. during the past month. '24, in • roll-call vote. Ihis assistants. a

s• sates OMR" THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY • FRIDAY — AUGUST THE LEDGER & TIMES Food To Cost 16, 1963 PURLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Incr. Consolidation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The Tunes -Herald, October 20, MS, and the West Kentuckian, January I, 1942. About Same

JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Rest Of Year I.tters to the E.ditot, or Public Voice items which. In our (minion, are not for the best in- terest of our readers. By 0 D GAYLORD 0 P. 0 GODWIN NATIONAL United REPRESENTATIVES WALLACE WITMER CO., Press International Madison 1500 Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; Time & Ltfe Bldg., New York, N.Y.; WASHLNGTON 8,79 — The house- btepheeson 1314g., Detroit, Mish. wife should plan to spend about' as much for food in the last half of the Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for trensmosion es ioar as she did during the first half ESTATE Second Class Matter. - -and get about the same amount. SUBEiCREPTION RATES: -By Carrier in The agriculture •••••••• Murray, per week 20t-, per depart/nen% in month '85g. In Calloway and adjoarung counties, per year, $4.50; else- a review at the national food situa- where, $8.00. tion. said retail food prices for the 7 last half of 1963 are expected te re- "The Outstanding Civic Asset of a Genintemity is the .1 main. on the average, abotit the Integrity at Us Iletrepagoee — same as they were during the first half. FRIDAY — AUGUST 16, 1963 Retail food prices in the first half BUYS • rose about 1'2 per cent above those of a year earlier. • TOP LOCATION and a specious two bedroom Brick Veneer house, Meat prices, the department said, with large living room, dinirfg room. den and garage. Many Malt- are not expected tO follow last year's Iftse ing, Lot Mae toOxis0. Bonus: two air-conditioners, garbage dis- Quotes strong upturn in the final quarter From The News Boy 1 Pund posal, drapes and TV antenna go with this home. DAMS of the. year. Prices of fruits and By UNITED PRESS LNTERNATIONAL vegetables likely will decline season- MARSEILLES, France • •elOcSES ARE LIKE PEOPLE. They may look alike—but oh, the — Cmdr. Jacques Yves Costeau, ally from mid-year but remain above French underwater THE PASSAMAQUODDY PATTERN—Here Is a difference when you get to know them! What you want is a house expert, who tifibeves that military bases a year earlier. geographical picture of the Passamaquoddy Ray power project, which is expected to du as much that has that extra-special look and feel, something that says, of the future might be underwater: The department for New England and Canada's New said a generally Brunswick and Nova the it!" you want something that will take time, Is certain Scotia as Grand Coulee Dam has done for UM Pacific "This place has If that the major states could be interested rising level of business expenditures west. North- The tides will be trapped and controlled by almost eight miles weather, and wear in its striee—something built to last, let us in installing 131ses Under the sea because water ' and conanner incomes in the first of gates and darns. is an excellent At high tide the water will fill the "high pool," which will show you. on Sunset Boulevard: There are five bedrooms, two protection half of 1963 supported be contained by closing the against radidttion." . the continued gates and donna. The water old be released through baths, large faintly room, built-In kitchen, carpeted dining room strong demand electricity-productng turbines Into the for food. "low pool." The emptying gates between Deer Island and living and Campobello Island will drain room Lot size 100:200. JACKSON. Food expenditures in 1962 total- the pool into the Bay of Fundy. Miss. — James H. Meredith. the 30-year-old This bay has the highest tides In the world. ed $73.6 billion B. up 3.8 per cent maquoddy The Passa- Negro who will graduate Sunday from project is expected to take 15 yea rs and oost the U.S. the University of from 1961. more than $1 billion. •oHEICK THIS HOME! A lovely three bedroom Brick Veneer Missiasitopi: For the first half of 1963, the increase was estimated at that has the refreshing hint of true living, a complete built-in "I feel that if America is to survive we must stop consid- 3 per cent above a year earlier. kitchen, large ceramic tile bath. large carpeted and draped living ering people to supervise the West's access on the ba.sis of "their color. The Negro must, no The department said total use of rights Seater personally, hotly opposed room, two carpeted bedrooms. This house is relatively new and I to Berlin is expected to be longee be known as a Negro but as an American." food in 1963 likely will rise around Pope Paul 0 relieved, the plan on the ground that it was built by one of Murray's best up-and-coming builders. T ! out little else. 2 per cent from 1962. A small in- would give the United States Red China: broad- crease • er control over BOURNEMOUTH., England—Mrs. Emily' CLirk, who turn- in food consumption per cap- NATO planning •THE RIGHT HOME FOR YOUR FAMILY! Three bedroom brick, ita is anticipated. Per capita con- Scene smaller NATO members plastered ed in two of the men arrested.in the $7 million train robbery: Continue The word from Hong Kong is that also throughout and close to grade school and high school. were lukewarm "It's all very frightening. sumption of beef in 1963 may be up !there are definite indications that So the Dinh is dead. A thoroughly clean and bright home, large Mt that is well land- I just want to forget about it." • 4 per cent, and consumption of Communist China's party leadership scaped. carport, kitchen and family room, large living room, you chicken may be up even more. De- enter MIAMI — is extremely senstUve about the pee- the froudedoor and go to any room In the house via hall- One of two U.S Coast Guard pilots who circled clines Unity Moves are anticipated on a per sibility of subversive pro way without going through any other room Abio cot!tains a large a British island while two Cuban -Russian gunboats rounded up refu- capita basis in consumption of bele elements within bath with shower and a half-bath. only $450.00 down geer its own ranks. The fruit, and eggs. first sign of this came in a communi- "The whole time we were circling the By WILLDLM J. FOX que area, the gunboats issued by the Peking central •GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE at a big reduction A home for gracious trained their anti-aircraft on us The first official estunate of the United Press interriatiesal committee and the crewmen aimed after a meeting last fall. living in a wooded setting on the western edge of the city This small arms at us." size of the 1963 cotton crop indicates Notes from the foreign news cab- It referred to -subversive activities home features five large bedrooms, large formal living room little will be done this crop year les: with Anhui our state and our party" huge brick fireplace, two ceramic tile baths, a car about reducing the Aug. carryover Quiet Optimism: two garage, , which were attributed to "modern built-In range In kitchen and the million There is quiet optimism'in- lot atm is 210x275. of 11.1 bales. liberal ! revisionists—The current jargon for circles in Rome that there The estimate issued yesterday in- will be followers of Soviet Premier Nikita a continuation of the "dialogue" • A REAL VALUE. This three bedroom Brick Veneer contains Ten Years Ago dicated a cotton crop of 13.984.- be- Khrushchev and his policy of peace- an Today 400 bales would be harvestetIM -the Roman •Catholic and non- extremely attractive family room and kitchen, the kitchen has LEDGER a TIMES fiLE ful coexistence with the V'est. Ano- consump- Catholic churches. Pope a built-In range. One aact a half ceramic tile baths, lots of closet is larger than projected Paul VI ther indication turned up last July tion eslimates for the 1963-64 mark- has not spoken out directly about space and this is one of two or three homes in Murray that has Wendall Patterson, 14 when the Soviet party newspaper long prominent citizen of Calloway eting year which began Aug. 1. The the subject since his election, but a complete large filtered swimming pool that has a five-year ,County Pravda printed an open letter say- politics and local farmer, died this morqing anticipated consumption he has indicated that he guarantee. To appreciete this fine home and outstanding about is 136 mil- will carry that Soviet society is becoming boor- its fea- 6:30 at has home on the East FLgil domestic forward the late Pope John tures, call us today. lway. lion bales-811 million by XIII's lag that -the Chinese leaders say . Seven boys and nulls and million through export. double goals of bringing the counselors from Murray will leave for 5 Roman geols." The Peking People's Daily Atlanta where they If all estimates are realized the church into line with the times and will represent local churches at the South- reprinted the letter six clays later, •REAL VAULE in a two bedroom Brie Veneer On shady tot close government warehouses working for Christian unity wide Royal Ambassador Congress. surehis in through but omitted a key line saying: to the downtown area. This home is suitable for almost any buy- Aug 1. the Ecumenical Council—the Private }tassel! Outlanq, will go up :lest second -These people are not very sure of er, young. middle-age or old. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Out- I session The agriculture department has of which he has set for their land, route 2_, Milkray. Ky., completed basic political power." training-ireentay appointed Tom 0. Murphy as di- !Sept 3Is The approach to christauf al the Medical Miner Plan: •SPECIAL INVESTMENT ton Coldwater Replacement Training Center. rector of the agency's sugar policy :unite under Pope Paul may be more !Road, just past Plie • Ralph V. Horton, • $13 MIWON TRIAL—Marco• Points. A three bedroom apartment newly decorated and Boikerman Third Class, USN, son of Mr. staff. He succeeds Lawrence Myeis,:an intellectual one through the head The so-called "Stikker Plan," all of ad Perez Jimenez (above), who the furniture goes at only 0,000.00. Mrs. Virgil C. Horton of Murray, Ky.. s who retired June 30. than through the heart as it was whelp would have given respon- aboard the anti- ruled Venezuela from 1932 aircraft cruiser USS Juneau, Murphy has been associated with I under Pope John. But though Pope sibiloy for Western Allied strategy which visited the MedIterranean till his overthrow in 1958, is pert of Genoa. the department's sugar division since I Paul's approach may seem more in Europe to a group of internation- • FOR COMFORT AND INEXPENSIVE LIVING in a three Italy. scheduled to stand trial bed- November. 1947. He was recently de- cautious in its approach to unity, al civil servants under room frame borne, located in a fine residential secUon we have NATO Sec- there on charges of embez- puty to Myers. its aim will be no less committed. retary General it In addition to the three bedrooms, there is Dirk U. Stacker, has zling more than ;13 million a kitchen, dining The United States sugar policy This position is expected to receive been quietly room, living room, bath and a large screened pigeon-holed. Dtplo: from the government The -in porch. Priced at is designed to assure a fan' return new impetus at ewe reponening mats say only 67.950 00 of It wilt stay that way, at U. S. permitted his extradi- SPACE DOMES FORMED SY EXPLOSION-These photos Illus- of fanners and producers of sugar the council at the Vatican month. least until the NATO 'Ministerial tion from trate the Miami, Fla., on Martin Company's tmique technique of forming and to secure. adequate supplies for Council's spring meeting •JUST Berlin (Meook: next May agreement that he will be LISTED! A house that will catch the eye of any prospec- one-piece tank domes for space boosters by underwater consumers. S. sugar program —by ex- The U. which time Stikker will have tried only on that charge. tive buyer for a fine house This three bedroom Brick plosion at its Denver, Colo., plant.. Conventionally, Veneer is the dome involves import quotas. marketum West Berliners feel retired. The French, who dislike situated on a large corner lot Is made of fire segments the Moscow itt Circarama It consits of a large formed mechanically and welded quotas. and. when necessary, mark- talks kitchen, built-in together. and their aftermath of a part- range, ceramic tile cabinet tops. a Ism ceramic Explosion technique took three years to perfect eting allotments and production con- tat nuclear test ban treaty and ex- tile bath, paneled den, extra large living room, large utility, two- trols. ploratory discussions on lesseening car garage, Is fully insulated, has storm doors and windows. i East —West tensions will once again PRIVATE Murray Lumber Co. Inc. F. D. t focus world attention on their city SCOTTSDALE. Arm. 17.1 --- Per- and its problems However, there OLDEST AND LARGEST LUMBER CO. IN 1SIURRAT LOTS * haps the only fire company operat- is little expectation in authorative ed for profit, in the United States quarteris that • there will be any spec- EVERY SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL large wooded lots near the Calloway is Rural Fire Protectton Inc , which oaular moves FOOT A SQUARE DEAL forward toward a County Country Club. Water is furnished on these lots serves three Rica] communities R- solution of the Berlin • A Yip situation. A 104 NICE LOT located near the City firetruck.s. East Maple St. Tel. '753-3161 Park. Elementary and High F-P assembles its own long standing Western proposal for School. uses part time help and claims to a rr. xr-r1 in:ernational commis:ion • ALSO AN EXCELLENT SELECTION of operate more cheaply than a mu'. - other residential and commercial lots In and near tug,, city limits. cipal "department • HOPE'S ATTILETICS FA HOLLYWOOD — Anna Mar Alberghetti plans to go on an over- i COME TO • 20 ACRES NEAR THE THE CITY LIMITS. seas penal appearances tour start- Approximately 1600-feet road frontage, inc ths Fall. with beautiful building sites. PartS of the 10-week tour will be ' • filmed for a proposed television Purchase District ONE OF THE BEST farms in Calloway County This is a 96-acre Fair farm, with network special show. 90 acres tendable. A I _ . beautiful modern home on this farm, with other very AWARDS • PRIZES • EXHIBITS • CONTESTS • GAMES good buildings. 2.75 acres dark-fired tobac- co base and .6 burley. Located three miles from Murray. Statittnar3,, band mar catieseale tq a dim 16a bictics In SHOWS • RIDES • RACES diameter at fle. sold% Metals' Listerbill, Ala., plant. • A , FARM NEAR KIRKSEY. con.siting of 146 acres, 100 acres cleared, r- August 19th Through August 24th a good house and other buildings. Dark-fired and burley ftwolliatirsowitopos tobacco base. r MEMORIAL FAIRGROUNDS - MAYFIELD, KY. • A 50 -ACRE FARM on a paved highway. 47 acres tendable, dark- fired Program of Events and burley base, Good house and outbuildings and is com- pletely fenced. MONDAY. AUGUST 19th Hog Show - 9i00 am • NEAR HAZEL, a 87-acre farm, with two houses, good stock barn Western Horse and Show - 800 p.m. tobacco barn This is one of the better farms in Calloway TUESDAY. AUGUST 20 County. Dairy Cattle Show - 9:00 a.m. Kids Day •243 -ACRE - Children 12 years of age and under admitted free FARM on a paved road In view of Kentucky Lake This farm until 5:00 p.m. has 6e acres of `lendable land and a good productive gravel Carnival Rides half price pit Other features consist of a house and other buildings Partially fenced and some good timber Pony and Saddle given away FREE - 4:00 p.m. Beauty Queen Contest - 8:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21- Dairy Cattle Show - 9:00 a.m. Junior Dairy Show - 8:00 p.m. Auto Dare Devils Show - 8:00 p.m. THURSDAY, AUGUST 22 Beef Cattle Show - 9:00 a.m. 4-H, FFA Day - members. admitted FREE until 5:00 p.m. 4-H Horse Show (members only) 10:00 a.m. - Grand Stand TUCKER Pet Dog Show (members only) 2:00 p.m. - Show Barn 4-H Wallace Butts, King and Queen Contest At Martin's Denver Dhision, the "blank" is fastened to the •TEARRIL — Mayfield Horse Show - 8:00 die, l'Apiro,i‘ea are soap* tided at int.-tx.ik former U. of Georgia ath- p.m. alo.‘e the die and FRIDAY, We entire unit is loss tied to the letic director, wipes tears AUGUST 23 REALTY bowfin of We & pool of viater. INS. CO. from his eyes gter leaving Kids Day - Children 12 years of age and under admitted the courtroom in Atlanta, FREE until 5:00 p.m. • Ga., where he broke down MAIN Dial 753-4342 Carnival rides half price, Bicycle given away FREE OFFICE: 5002 Maple Street while testifying 'in his $10 Donald It. Tucker - Bobby Grogan Stock Car Races - 8:00 p.m. WHEN WILL MS BE CURED? 4111 mil:ion libel suit against the ai " SATURDAY, AUGUSr Saturday Evering Post. A 24 Say when.., with your dollars! Post article claimed he con- Midget Auto Rates - 8:00 p.m. BRANCH OUICE: So, 12th Street Dial 743-4710 spired to rig the 11032 Ala- •, St. LOill6 Racing A.ssociation IIIRAM L. TUCKER SIIIL.10 FIGHT MULTIPLE 3CILERCAIS bah.a,G,:or6la fostball game. S

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LIGHT 1, Wonderful Willie Got Off To Slow Start ,NEW YORK ala ht watchers, here's a ea .. tor a summer lunche, 115 • This Year, But Lifts Giants calories': In Race Bibb lettuce with three . . i:ke hearts, tau seasame seed (. By MARTIN LADER and the Pittsburgh Pirataabeat the 1,..d built on Ellis Burton's three- dictaie clam chowder soup . tad United Press international New York Mats 8-2. un homer. starter Cal AleLish won ,red orange pekoe tea. If you're interes!.ed in one good , Cincirp!ati got oft to a 1-0 lead tin, 12th game. reason why the San Francisco Gi- On Vad Fiiason's 15th home run; Dun Cardwell went all the way ants are giving the Lo., Angeles in the first inning, but the Giants for the Pirates to pick up his 10th Dodgers another slaw hut-foot. take reraliited aith four runs in the aeumph and he aided his own cause a closer look at Willie aliys. fifth to go ahead for good. Mays, .ath a two-run single during a four- TE by toiled Press _Wonderful International Willie got off t 2, S.CW drove in the final two runs of the ran uprising by Pittsburgh in the start this NATIONAL LEAGUE season and the Giants had . in-iag a:ter Jae Nuxhall hit Willie fourth inning. Starter Galen Cisco 'nateSr. i. i' I G trouble keeping pace with their adefaever with a pitch to load the the loser for the Meta. • Los Angeha 70 48 .593 California neighbors. But Islays be',. Tan Haller bomered for the San Francisco 88 52 .567 3 w..rming to his task tiga1n, and ail CUeels in the sixth and they added St. Louis 66 54 .550 the 5 Giant scheme of things he's' eneaetta rats in the eighth. Cincinnati 65 58 .528 the Read the t.edger's 71a man who keeps the fire burn- Sanford Pitched Five Philadelphia 64 58 .525 8 • ing. . J.ait E nforca pitched only five C.lassttieds Chicago 61 ; 57 .517 9 Just three weeks ago today, Mays} innaigs for Ban Francaco, but it Pittsburgh 61 58 .513 9143 was tattlag 277 with 22 home !lima! wrs enough to register his first Milwaukee 61 60 .504 10a and 55 runs -batted-in. Respectable,1 :aemph egalifert the Reds since 1961. ack Veneer house, Houston 46 76 .377 26 but not up to par for a man with a; B In; liaeft'hurled scoreless ball cater rage. Many built- New York 39 80 .328 315 lifetime 31'; batting averagaa the f4 nal four inni to enable era, garbage dis- Thursday's Results yes. San Great performance Francisco truiled the Dodg- Sanford to even his season record Las Angeles a ne. Milwaukee 5 ers by eight and one-half games at at 12-12. ... great fun ... in Pittsburgh 8 New York 2, night that time the sharpest looking THIS—Dave Haven, WITH Rude high at Grand Mich., outset of kite COMET 77 MILES UKE kites at a Philadelphia 4 alike—but oh, the Chicago 3, night In big ways and small. Mays has Strong relief pitching by Ron Per- Compact on the flight to Milwaukee, Wis.. 77 miles away. He came down five miles off Milwaukee and San Fran. 6 'Cincinnati lifted u want is a house 3. night the Giants beck into the race ranoski enabled the Dodgers to top road! Best resale claims he's got himself a world distance record for boat-drawn water ski kite flying. Houston 4 St. Louis over ething that says, 2. night the last few weeks. His latest Milwaukee. Ace Los Angeles South- GREAT!! value record. Comet Today. V-8! Games contribution paw Sandy at will take time, was a routine single Kdufax was knocke4 Sportster ... what Los Angeles at New York. night that drove home two Out after just one-third of in to last, let us singles. Boston's only extra base runs, including an in- a car! Philadelphia at the ning, blow was Dick 'Pittsburgh, night winning tally, as San Francisco the damaging blow being a +e bedrooms, two Old Buddies Stuart's 30th bonier Houston at Of Alston Shine Milwaukee, night whipped the bincinnati Reds three-run homer by Gene Oliver. eted dining room in the ninth inning. 6-3 San Francisco at St. Louts. night Thursday night. Tammy Davis slammed a Minnesota bombed Baltimore 13-3, two-run Chicago at Cincinnati, 2, Hitting homer to give the Dodgers and Detroit crushed Kansas City twarigtht .293 a 5-4 With Saturday's Games lead in the third and Washington, Yankees 11-1 in the only other they scored American The Say-Hey ari Brick Veneer Los Angeles ta New York Kid now sports a the winning run on John Ros.eboroa League games scheduled. .299 mark complete built-In • Chicago at Cincinnati with 29 lutancrs and 73 •-acrifice fly in the seventh. Rookie Jimmie Hall drove in five RBI's. and draped living By miuroN RICHMAal in two runs while Roebuck register- San Frar.cisco at St. Louis The Giants, coincidentally, runs and Vic Power had four hits have won A three aatively new and United Press International ed his first American League victory Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, night 17 of their last 23 contests -run homer by John Bate- In the Twins' runaway against the and man trig builders. Ain't it Just like those daffy Dodg- .during a four inning relief stint. Houston at Milwaukee, night trail Las Angeles by three providedef the difference for Orioles. In addition to a pair of games. ers! Williams, coming off a Houston end the Cardinals added one-hitter singles, Hall belted They can't his 20th homer AMERICAN LEAGUE The ab their own downfall with careless ee bedroom brick. do anything right in in his previous slam fired a six- Dodgers .broke a three-game to tie a club record for homers by baserunning Don the National League but you hitter against the Red Sox Tve ris losing slump by overcoming Nottebart gained and high school ought and a left-handed hitter. • W the Mil- to see them operate struck waukee Braves credit for his seventh victory al- that is well land- in the Amer- out seven as he hurled the He's' York 75 42 .641 7-5 in the National Had 16 Hits though he needed ninth inning ican. Yankees to a 10-2 triumph. The Chicago 67 51 .568 8' League's only day game Thursday, help living room, you Minnesota raked five Baltimore from Hal Woodeshick. Walt Alston undoubtedly will be former Dodger right - hander got Minnesota 67 52 and in other night contests HATCHER AUTO SALES e house via hall- pitchers for 16 has, including Don .563 9 the delighted to know that two of his most of his help from Johnny Blan- Baltimore 66 Houston Colts defeated the Murray, Kentucky ,cottains a large Mincheas 13th homar and Bob Alli- 56 .541 11 St. Louis The Phillies rallied for four un- 515 South 12th Street o buddies. Ed Roebuck and Don chard. BOSLOI.1 57 Cardinals 4-2, the Philadelphia down. son's 36th that.. helpedLee Stange 61 .483 18'; Phil- 4 earned runs after two were in the Z mer. are performing Cleveland lles edged the exactly like Blanchard, subbing for tate injur- coast to his sixth 58 62 _483 litta Chicago Cubs, 4-3,1 seventh to overcome a 3-0 pennant victory. Losing Chicago winners with Washington. ed Roger Maria in right field, drove Los Angeles ' 56 67 455 22 home for gracious pitcher Milt Pappas 91-81 win kay- And the Dodger skipper also may In six runs with a grand slam Kansas City ____ 53 64 .453 22 of homar oed in the' third inning. the city This break out in cheers to learn that and Detroit _ 53 a two-run homer. The Tigers turned their game 64 .453 22 living room with another of his ex-employees, big Washington 43 Alston also may me interested in with the A's into a rout with seven. 76 .361 33 a two car garage. Stan Williams, suddenly has become Thursday's knowing that Yankee Manager Ral- MI6 in the fourth inning. Bill Bru- Results 10x275. one of the hottest pitchers on the ph New York 10 Boston 2 Houk. sitting pretty with an tr!, ion's bases-loaded single, which rol- Yankees' staff Detroit 11 Kansas City game lead, now is pinytng his jay- led thorugh center fielder Bobby 1 !neer contains an Combined Efforts vees, Washington 5 Los possibly to let them earn their Del Greco's legs for a three base Angeles a _ the kitchen has letters, error, Minnesota 13 Baltimore 3, night Roebuck and Zinuner. each of was the crustier that helped the, lots of closet knock out loser Only games scheduled ) akim send Alston best regards, In addition to Blanchard's two Diego Befall. Murray that has Southpaw Hank Aguirre cMbined their efforts Thursday to blasts, Phil Linz, filling in for checked Today's'Games has a five-year Tony the A's on eight EN -hits HOUSE to even his produce a 5-4 victory for the Sena- Kubek. collected three of the Yan- Detroit at Los Angeles. night outstanding fea- season record at 11-11. Equally im- tors against the Angels kees' 13 hits, and part-timer Hector Baltimore at Kansas City, night portant to tam was the fact that Zimmer had two hits and drove I Lopez contributed a double and two Washington at Minnesota, night he singled home one P.M. of 6:00 the 'lagers' Saturday Sunday 1:00 - New - York & at Chicago, night runs. He'll n shady iot close do that now and then— Cleveland at Boston, night almost any buy- like once every three years. Saturday's Games Washington at Minnesota New York at Chicago just past Pave Cleveland at Boston NEW 3-BEDROOM, 1/12-BATH irated and all of Shelling Has Detroit at Los Angeles, night Baltimore at Kansas City, night '60 CADILLAC , in a three bed- Sedan DeVille Begun In Pro timore vs. Cleveland section we have Full power with factory air-conditioning, a real In the AFL. Boston faces Houston a kitchen, dining set of brand new tires. This car originated from at Lowell. Mass.. Wednesday, New porch. Priced at Paris, Tenn. Kinfolk Special. Grid World York is at Buffalo Friday and Sun- MEACHAM day games pit Oakland vs. Kansas '59 PLYMOUTH Fury Convertible United Pram International City at Seattle, Wash, and San • of proapec- Diego at Denver. any With double power, she's white in color with red The fun is over! The Green Bay i Brick Veneer is trim This little car is from Benton, Ky., and its Packer cannons were spiked briefly comas of a large sharp as a brier. by the College All-Stars, but the a. a larg ceramic shelling has begun anew for the large utility two- '59 FORD Ranch Wagon 6-Passenger champ's National Football League HOMES rid windoas opponents. V-8, automatic, from Mayfield, Ky. She's little Green Bay, its exhibition streak honey. halted at 19 victories by the- Stars, started another skein' Saturday with '59 tORD Fairlane 4-Door Sedan a 21-7 triumph over the Pitahurgh ar the Calloway V-8, automatic, from Dover, Tenn. It's slick as a Steelers at Miami, Fla. *se lots hound's tooth. Bart Starr. humiliated by a charg- ,entary and High ing—All Star team, recovered his only $450 '57 OLDS '98' 4-Door Sedan pots against Pittaaurgh with two residential and touchdown passes, one a 73-yard Double power, from Murray, Ky. She's all wool and DOWN PAYMENT • heave to Max McGee. a yard wide. In other Saturday NFL exhibi- FORD Fairlane tions, Detroit defeated Cleveland, '57 4-Door Sedan 24-10; Minnesota outgunned San Two Model Homes Open 1 p.m. to 6 p.m., St.-Sun. V-8, automatic, power steering, black and white Francisco,''43-38; BaltimeKe beat imately 1800-feet in color, from Murray, Ky. Sharp as a tack. Philadelphia. 26-21. and Chicago outlasted New York, 17-7. '57 FORD Fairlane 4-Door Sedan San Diego defeated Boston. 50- 17. in an American Football League This is a 96-acre V-8, automatic, from Murray, Ky. She's a grid iron Pre-season contest on Saturday and rri home special. on this revamped Oakland downed Den- lark -fired tobac- ver, 35-19. Sunday. Murray. • SQUIRREL SEASON SPECIALS There are seven NFL turieuip games Bring the Whole Farm-Ty This Weekend to See RETIRING—Stan the First Showing of New Meacham These Fine Hunting Cars Going at Bargain Prices! on tap this week and four in the Musial ner- acres. 100 acres AFL. vously twists a telephone at •fired and burley '55 PONTIAC (3 to choose from) Chicago visits Washington Thurs- the SL Louis Cardinals' an- Homes in Bagwell Manor Saturday day in the NFL; Philadelphia plays nual family picnic after an- and Sunday, Noon to 6 p.m. - Look For nouncing '55 OLDSMOBILE Pittaburgh at Bethlehem. Pa. and he is retiring from play at St. Louis meets San Francisco at end of this season. s tendable. dark- '55 CHEVROLET Musial is Salt Lake City, Utah, Palley. In in his 22nd season Open House Sign South Ines and is corn- with the on 9th Street. '54 MERCURY Sunday games. Green Bay plays at Cards, Langer than any player has ever Dallas, Los Angeles hosts Minnesota played '51 OLDSMOBILE with the same and a Cleveland doubleheader feat- club. good stock barn ures Detroit vs. New York and Bale We invite your family to see with their own eyes the most excit- rims in Calloway • 4 DEMONSTRATORS ing home value in years . . offering more for the money than you ever thought possible. You need invest little to become the • ONE OLDS HOLIDAY with air, double power. proud owner of one of these new 3 bedroom. la-bath Meacham • ONE OLDS CONVTIBLE, factory Kentucky Lake air, double power.' Homes. Think of it! You can pay for it like rent. And your family good productive • TWO PONTTACS, factory air and double power. can enjoy life in a sparkling clean, comfortable home of your own other buildings 4-DR. SEDAN. These cars are going at Bargain in a fine neighborhood Be the first to see and own one of these Prices. new Meacham Homes. This could be the happiest day of your life! — E-Z TERMS — Come see this beautiful home this weekend Which Includes Insurance and Taxes —'SPECIAL!! — FHA and see for yourself how it is built. BRAND SPANKING NEW 1963 STARFIRE by Drive Out South 9th Street To Sign . . OLDSMOBILE! The Sports Car of the Century Select the style you like and have one of them taarcirneter and all the t mmings built. Dick Meacham Going at the. low price of $3995. Meacham Homes are designed to live in. This

is your opportunity to have a nice home, located in BUILDER see A. C. Sanders, Wells Purdom, Jr., or Bennie Jackson CO. a perfect setting, in a new and lovely neighborhood Of unparalleled in this area. Dial 753-4342 • SANDERS-PURDOM TREATY—Dr. Edward Teller (right), a AGAINST TEST BAN Quality Homes Bobby Grogan against the test ban treaty leading nuclear scientist who is Don't forget! Drive by this Saturday and Sunday -wise, chats with Sen. on grounds it is dangerous security Immediate Financing Available to Senate Armed MOTOR SALES John Stennis, D-Miss., at a hearing of the and visit this new three bedroom home in Bagwell Dial 743-4710 Subcommittee. Stennis Services Preparedness Investigating Qualified Buyers TUCKER 1406 subcommittee, is hearing testi- Manor. Main Street Phone 753-5315 is chairman of the which mony On the treaty. • PAGE FOUR TBE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, EINT 17CE Y FRIDAY — AUGUST 16, 1963

takes on strange forms and is hard rLUFFY PERSONALS j to recognise ea such. Than, too some people refuse to accept the truth Pittffy apricot whipped topping Mrs. j. B. Burkeen - 753-4947 Dear Abby. .. and veil ladmit to anything but a for canned fruit cocktail can be mental illness. I only wish we had made in five matiutee in a chill& Mrs aelse Miller returned hon. taken the step moaner. It would miring bowl. recently alter a three weeks' have saved us all a lot or unhappi- Chill bowl and beaters 15 mlnutee %all her aster, Mrs. Owen Bute ness. Please pass this on to raft or more In regriferator. Place in Mr Butler of Soper, Oklahom. hid two-thirds cup of dry instant the La She's Steaming! readers, Abby. bowl This a as the lira tame A. M. non-dairy coffee cream, one-third sisters had been together in thine • • • cup of oold milk. SS teaspoon of va- They were Joined by the years one-fourth cup of apricot we s Mr nilla and brother, E W. Edwards and Abigail Van Buren CONFIDENTIAL TO "A LAWY- preserves. Whip at high speed with Edwards of Fresno, Celiforna, wt. ER'S LAWYER": "Until death de electric mixer 3 to 5 minutes. or spent two weeks at Soper. Aliss Kay Roberts as pert' does not mean "Until I until soft peeks form Makes 1 one- • • • better." Social Calendar Had someone I like fourth cups. Honored At Party Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miller an. By Mrs. Hendon SOM. K376111 and Scott, left Tuesdie DEAR ABBY I'd like to blow off had soon and many problems have • • • • '7 Friday. August 16th... and after a visit with his mother. Mr, a little steam about the ridiculous come up. My ft=is mall My HAIR LASTS Mrs. Bun Crawford as the For a personal reply, send a self- a Miss Kay Roberts The WSCS of the Russells Chapel Lillie Miller. Alter a visit with lit': practice of busineases that give kid- future husband from a very was honored hostemes. addressed, stamped envelope to Akita a Methodat Church will Meet at the • • f parents. Mr. and Mrs. Homer &es ars sandy suckers when they come large family. His mother gave my NEW YORK IUPE — Men haste dug surprise iromg away Coke A.bby, Box 3365, Beverly 1Ell, Calif church at 7 30 pm. with Mrs. J. R. yer of Elkton. the Millers will go ti with their mothers. I find myself neither a list of 66 "close relatives" up Egytpian mummies over 2,000 party on Tuesday by Mrs. Perry Murray Assembly No. 19 Order of Abby answers ALL mall. where Mr. Mille:a avoiding the places where this is she wants invited to the wedding mainly rust and a Mention et her home. Jones and Mrs. Nelson 'Garland as the Rainbow for Girls will hold its Indianapolis. Ind., • • • years old to find The honoree who left Thursday hostemes. regular meeting at the Messina Hall will teach uiduatruil arts at the i done. I don't know of one smother supper. My father says he is willing bone or awo in the sacophagus. But • • '• to morning for Savaraah. Ga., where at 7 pm. Harry Wood High School. Hr has who approves of it. If she refuses to pay for OUR aide of the familia, For Abby's booklet, "How To Have the hair was still there, reports one but he is she will be teaching school, was Members of the 7th, 8th. and 9th • • • taught at the Shawanee School in let the child accept the sucker, she not feeding 66 strangers. A.,Iacvely Wedding." send 80 cents to company specialising in home hair Abby, how presented with • number cat gate grades will hold a party a: the Cal- The8First Baptist Church Wom- Louisville for the pest two years. 4,-emeana If she accepts it, she Is oan stipslutatre-tn-ll Abby. Box 3366, Beverly Hills, Calif. care products. by the hostesses and guest& -- -Wray Country Club beginning at an's Missionary Society will hold its • • • beildner her child's dental bill and taws this? I am even ashamed to • Hendon,assisted by her 730 Each nsember may bring one general meeting at the church at Guy M. Kelly of Washington, D.C.. spoiling the child's appetite for the tell my boy friend. 6 daushters Martha. served refresh- guest. 9:30 am. returned home Tuesday after A two next meal Doctors, believe it or not, ASHAMED TRADE WITH .. . . ments to the following • Misses Rob- • • • • • • weeks' visit anti his parents, Mr. are among t h e worst offenders DEAR ASHAMED: Tel your fa- ther erts and Wanda Mercer: Mesdames The Penny Homemakers Club Wednesday, August 21st and Mrs. Guy Kelly. Beale Street. Hanka 'grocery stores and &hoe that the bride's family pays for the a James Garienci. Milburn Outland, hold tas annual fanuly picnic at the The Lathes Day tuns:neon will be Enroute he will visit Ms grandtnoth- stores run a close second. wedding. If wedding sup- per PARKER MOTORS Alonzo Forrest. N. A. Ezell. Opal City Park Shelter No. Five at 6:30 served at noon at rt, Calloway er, Mrs. John Givens of Owensboro, IRATE MCYFHER is too costly for your father, yhol Of p.m. • DEAR IRATE: Telephone br have a reception instead. It's noth- Parker. Jimmy Rickman, Gerry Re- County Country Club Hostesses will and his sister,. Mrs. Ben Wyatt and Kr. • • • ing to be ashamed of. Plaza 3-5273 Murray. quarth. and Hoyt Roberts. be Mesdames Bob Wyman, Charles family of Orleans, Ind. write is hotel to the "offenders" and • • • An informal dance for the 7th. Warner, Howard Titsworth. Heron • • • suggest they give out balloons in- YOU TAKE NO CHANCE WHEN YOU DEAR 8th and 9th grades will be held at West, Galen Thurman, J olin fly Mike Wyatt of Orleans, Ind.. Is stead. But don't hold your breath. ABBY. People are always • • • so reluctant to Anniversary Dinner the Callaway County Country Club Parker. Billy Thurman. William visiting his grandparents, Mr. and take a loved one LARGE VOLUME — LOW PROFIT hum ABBY: I am getting mar- with & mental disorder to a psychia- 7 30 to 11 p.m. Each member Pandreli, and,%tesion Thurman , Mrs. Guy Kelly, Beier Street. DEAR "Service Boat Our Business" Held .4t Hotel For tray invite one non-member. The • • • • • • trist for treetment. If they only realized what an anisettee IT WELL PAY YOU TO SZE WS ON A NEW OR DIM CAM • planning committee is amposed of The Memorial Baptist Church they are 11r. & .11rs. Paris Cletus Hubbs spent doing to Meadanwa Burgess. Parker, Dan Hut- Woman's Missionary Society will Mr and Mrs. Kirksey Executive that person! With all the last Sunciay with their son, Sonny wonderful drugsand Ntr.s. A. Ie pees sr . an. and Inulhp Mitchell. hold as general meeting at the treatments • • • Hubbs a n d fames of IStrimesee. Board Has Meet they have today, there's no reason Earabethlown. Ills Route Two. cele- church at 7 30 pm. the Kirk- They were accompanied by their The executive board of for mental cases to go on living brated their golden wedding emir- Saturday. .kagast 17th Monday afternoon at daughter. Mrs. Frank Rickman and sey PTA met miserable lives when they could be versary with a dinner at the Irvin A Bermuda Hop for 10th. llth son. Richard, who remained for a one-thirty o'clock in the home of normal and happy. Believe me. I Cobb Hotel. Paducah. on Sunday.' l2di engeles and College will be bald Hrs. Jack Bailey vise. Scott Hubbs asturned to /slur- , Mrs. J. B. Burkeen. know because we had it in our "PERT Attorney and Mrs. Walla's Callos‘nn County ConlatrY Para 612 the ray seen- ansrapasenes for e' Mrs. Ken Adams. president', pre- came emarieseara se_ and wee Club from 8 to 12 pm. ETI.C.11 MM. Hostess For Ileet his faintly. Mental illness sometimes from sided at the meeting. Plans for the thetn to the hotel where they were bes men invne one non-insinbel Of Morning • • • il year's programs were discussed. The and will Circle Jointed by Mrs' Parts' parents. Mr. guest Hosts be MCVS1-5 and Mel." . i next executive board meeting will and Mrs. Connie Armstrong of Mur- ds2nes Jack Helate. A C.Sadder& The atsryleona Frost Circle of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Adams and be held -Monday. September 9, at lawat Scott, J. B. Wilson the ray and Char- Woman's Seeley of' Christian children, Bill and Judy, bave re- 10 am. at the tame of Mrs. Adams Service PRE-SCHOOL ANUS Mrs. A 13 Paris Sr.. has been inClark- of the Past Methodist Ch- turned home after a mat with Mrs.‘ and the fast regular meeting of the in health for several years and ne! urch met in the home of Mrs Jack Monday. .‘ugust !eta Adams' sister. Mrs. Frsnk Rohrer pTA will be in the lunchroom on `DELIGHTFUL" open house was held at the resi- Bailey on Tuesday morrung at nine- Shelbyville. Carrie I of the WSUS of the First and Mr. Rohrer et While Tuesday, September 24. at 1:30 pin. LABOR DAY desire. • thirty o'clock away Mr. Adams and son, Bill, at- Refreshments were served by the The table was vnth Methodist Church will meet at the That is the comment we received decorated Mrs. B. C Allbraten, chairman, - social hall at 2 30 pm with Mes- , tended the East-West AU-Star foot- hostess to Mesdamcs Adams, Hotel floral centerpiece flanked by golden presided Both the general and local SPIGIAL Partner.• - Sharps, i ball game in Lexington. ard McCallon. Harry L Potts, Alvin candles. A year boots for the new • • • from all sides . . . ever since we wedding_ cake was pre- almine's church year I:seer-Joe Rom, Roy Rose. Bobby anted to Mr. and Mrs Paris. Thel °Iva were distributed to .soch member. qn hotel =mare and chef mine tn tee; Membersj' note-Valgimner change asin illistesses-4date for Watson. Kenton Broach, Malcornb unwrapped our New Fall Woolens! Mrs. Lowell King gave the devo- Mr. and Mrs. Max Parker an- ma,ors. and James Tucker. tee which was nounce the birth of a son, Donald ' Pans table to crongratulate them sari Sims 1"1"11. • • • taken front the 12th • • • oun- PERMANENTS • their special anniversary day. chapter Romans, verses three to Max. -seethe-le six pounds la Come in and see whyt • • • Tuesday, August Nth eight. Her subsea was "Binnulity ces. born on Friday, 9, at the Mrs. Martha Jones The faith an Circle of the end Faithfulness'. The program Murray Hospital Mr and s Aub- Program Leader Mrs. June Crider WSCS of the First alettarchel Cbur- winch followed was In the form of rey "Red' Willoughby the ma- ,(rE.N.T' an Excepted ch will meet in the home of Mrs. informal discussion. ternal graneparents S. Anna At WSCS Meeting sVeBorne The Parker is the paternal v other. • Presides At Meet Luther Robertson, 1301 Olive Street, hostess was assisted in re- The Woman's Society of Christian • • • Of Eastern Star at 2-30 pen: Mrs Jesee Houston enying and serving refreshments by Service of Bethel, Brooks Chapel, Sale Ends August 31st her mother. Mrs.. E. W. Riley. Mrs. and Independence Methodist chur- • Roane will be program chatrman. Mr. and Mrs James ick and four Sewing Alibetten Singer Machine • • • closed the meeting held its August meeting at the Murray Sett Chapter N. 433 Or- !, with children of Knox.- ill Tem... and ches der of the Emsern Star held its Orayer. parsonage in Alma. JEAN WEEKS BEAUTY The • • • ••••••. a. inedrw Nandie Parts, rtwular meeting at toe Masonic Hail : Brksoo Crum Cfixcle of .the Mrs. Martha Nett Jones of the will mat in M and attend SHOP on at WSCS of the Fire/ Methodest Chirr- AIM HIGH Brooks Chapel Church led the pro- - -r• "Stars in My at the Ken- Fabric jesdhuY4'mg cti meet Shop will at the church at 7 30 CItICAGO iii. — It taker, "What Shall I Tell My more lake Amphitneatr gram on 603 Vine St. Phone 753-1904 " o th -Maas Kathleen Patter than good looks to snare an Racer She was Jrne• Cncic-r. wagthy matrodr elighie • Children About — Operators — bachelbr these days. ladies of the ch- 1301 W. Main St. Murray, Ky. Dial 753-5323 presided. The chapter was opened assisted by other Mary Cooper Ebony magazine &Aerie - Kyoto 10 rectilar torn mad the USAIR hU118- -edding of ifrs. • surveyed bache- Mr and Mm, Elwood Phelps and unda lors en tenet they "MURRAY'S ONE-STOP SEWING CENTER" nese conducted. The minutes of dee aa look for in a wife children. Roger aud Linda. of Dear- An interesting talk on the dif- A30C and .preneue rneeare t-re read by atise. Gladys llitchell -Ind thecovered that the bachelors born. Mich.. Mr tied Mrs Dolphus ferent races was given by Mrs,. Nell Robbins. secretara wanted was, who were -intelligent, Phelps and children, Karen. Tim- Layeee Shanklin. .1/r. Skilled In social The worthy matron rave an ins Young Is Sunday graces, good con- othy. and Shari, of toe:smile mat- Mrs Myrtle Jones, president. pre- tereseang reading ,on Rob Mon* versationalistts. aware of current ed in the home of their parents. Mr. sided over the business meeting aft- Mrs. Gladys Mitchell of Murray events, founder of the Order of the laaetern interested in people, Interest- and Mrs. Raymond Phelps. North er which Mrs. _Shanklin served re- route one and Mr.(Weis Young of Star. ed in sports and who had a sense 17th Street, and other relatives of frestunents to 'the twenty members I'aylor. Michigan announce their Of Via tots attending were Mr. humor." the county the past week, and three visitors. Your Best Buy for Back-to4-Schooll".7- and wedding on Sunday: Aug-...t 18 at Mrs. Danny Bolt. worthy patron 3 00 pm, at the Latter Der Saint - CLIP TB! and matron respectarely of Mayshetil- church_ 'ea city_ amtares S DEM111.111.11111111.4 Chapter No 433 _Mr Holt is also Bro. Frechec Coltharp . the deputy grand patron _of Distesets minister. Mr. and Mrs Mee 22 Also visiting were Howard Mc- of Warksey will be attendena Ineely of Aurora, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Samsonite, liam Moffett of Arcadia Chapter. Mn. arnert Overbey. mother ca At The Movies Tonite Cahunet City. Ill. Mr Young will also attend. The next regular meeting will be No formal Invitations will b- set-.' held on Tuesday Sete ember 10 at end all relatives and fnenae . an. 7.30 am at the Maeorue -Hall. Ati Inmted. Poi:townie the wedding. Mr MURRAY this meetim the election of, officers and Mrs. Young will go to Meaugar. Drive•In Theatre' We-Mae° • for the ensuing year will be held where they will Ina for several and all numbers.14 urged to at: months virile be arranges his bleu- tend. TONITE & SAT • 2( OLOR HITS • 4UM. 60c — neas matters. — STARTS TONITE — —41111 ..711.1111.11111r"aam".." CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterclar'• Puzzle .1 "it be TEMPTATION tiNGELLs 'could I " ACP]. PIER ONE WOMEN! 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FRIDAY - AUGUST 18, 1963 Tug L$DGER & TIMES — MURRAY, 1E8141'1:JURY AUGUST 16, 1963 PAGE FIVI! FLUFFY RI-LO NOW YOU KNOW NEW YORK IUD - The lowest ricot whipped topping temperature reported to the U.S. By Unite Press International fruit cocktail can be Weather Bureau this morning, ex- The Star-Spangled Banner was mmutes in a ch1ll4i cluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 41 • designated the National Anthem degrees at Lone Rock; Wis., and by act of Congress, March 3, 1931, and beaters 15 minutes Redmond, Ore. The highest tem- according to the World Alinenee _ . regriferator. Place in perature Wednesday was 109 degrees irds cup of dry instant at Needles, Calif. U. &fee cream. one-third S. colleges to send drama or milk. Y. teaspoon of va- music units on entertainment tours of le-fourth cup of apricot MO SHOWS overseas military installations Grace Livingstone Hill, Paul Hut- best bidder a franchise for during rhip at high speed with the oper- Avenue. a17c NEW YORK len - The USO has the scholastic term begin- NOTICE chens, Grace Irwin, Bernard Palm- ation and maintenance of ning ter 1 to 5 minutes, or a te/601- FOR SALE approved 30 campus groups from in the fall. er, etc. D-dman's, Zonderman's and sion antenna system and sake form Makes 1 one- a televi- E 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, FURNISH- BACK TO SCHOOL Moody Frees Stories, also missionary sion signal transmission system. ed. Located at SPECIALS AT SIX FALL AND WINTER, MEN73 Wakeway Shores with the Fashion Beautg stories and 13Ible exposition. Out of The terms and conditions of said wat.er front lot. Salon, 104 N. suits, good condition, coat size 42, Available Sept. 1. • • print Christian books OS Palissy, Ininohise 10th St. August 13 thru 26, perman- are embodied in a pro- Couple preferred. Call 436-3961. LASTS the Huguenot Potter. You single and double breasted. $10.00 DR. EARLE E. TISDALE RAM ents - Regular $25.00 now $17.50. are wel- posed ordinance which is posted on al7c come to read any of these each. Phone 436-3912. &leo $15.00 now $12.50, $1200 now $11.00, 1;kooks. the bulletin board in the lobby of DR. WM. H. ABERNATHY have dug CARD OF RK iUPV - Men $10.00 now $6.50. Operators are Faye al7c the City Municipal Building where THANKS over 2,000 The Family at the late Franklin 55 mummies Lockhart, Dot Danner and Mary same snail remain until the date mainly rust and a Cole wishes. to express )find Bqrarel. Phone 753-5868 for appoint- and hour of sale. All interested par- their ap- CHIROPRACTORS sacophagus But. preciation to the many people Mon, - Wed. - Fri. - 9-12 & 2-6 In the ments. a 19p ties may read said instrument at FOR LEASE who THE BIRDS Sat. 9-12 - Sunday p.m. IS still there, reports one any and all times prior to the day sent flowers, and to Bro. Hicks our 1-5 special - Dial 437-5131 - 3ecialising in home hair IS AT THE and hour of sale. thanks for his comforting ;ta. The City reserves the right to OR SALE words. Hardin, Kentucky CAPITOL THEATRE reject any and all bids. Mrs. Frank Marley Masonic Building - S. bfl WILL TRAIN Holmes Ellis, Mayor FURNISHED & Family Up • SALES she ------• a32c BERLIN ON COAST LYNDIA COCHRAN DANCE Oild Timmons board house, Paris, AND MANAGEMENT Studio lioLLYwolato (in -- Irving • 1, Tennessee Berlin announces registration of classes in Can be used as apart- has moved into an office at Metro FOR CORRECT OTORS FOR YOUR INSURANCE ments tap, ballet, acrobatic and modern or rooms and meals. Call Goldwyn Mayer Studios to begin PERSONNEL Contact Jazz For Ill. further information dial ltc preparations for the movie "Say It TIME aid 753-4647. K.F. CHARLES sago With Music." To qualify, age 22 or a- THOMAS MeDANIEL TEMPERATURE Berlin will collaborate with pro-' IHEN YOU bove, high school gradu- Now affiliated with DAY OR NIGHT VANTED TO BUY A.K.C. REGISTERED PEKINESE d er Arthur Freed in pre-produc- ate or equivalent, WILSON INStRANCE AGENCY pups for with F male. Call 753-3378. attic tion planning and during PROFIT filming ambition to become pro- of nese . Call 753-3263 1000 GOOD USED TOBACCO sticks. the picture. DIAL 753-6363COURTESY fessional sales person. Tom Herndon. NICE PIGS ON SELF-FEEDER. CLASSROOM STRIFE-Police remove demonstrators from path ew OR IIISED CAM • • and ask for Tom call 436-3473. al6p Call Paducah, Kentucky, Will sell one or forty. Phone PL 3- of a tractor in Chicago, where the demonstrators, white and Or at his home 10 NEW YORK elfei - Lincoln Cent- collect 443-6481, Mr. An- OR 15 OF SATURDAY, August 3 4770, Kynois McClure. al6p Negro, are attempting to halt installation of mobile class- PEOPLES BANK 753-4805 , Ledger & Times newspapers. Bring er for the Performing Arts will have rooms. The integrationista claim the purpose of the mobile derson will arrange for of to Ledger & Times ofOce. a three-week series of various types to prevent Negro pupils spilling out of Interview. a31c tfnc 20' HOUSE TRAILER, 2 ROOMS, classrooms Is from of recitals in its Philharmonic Hall white schools. Murray, completely furnished beds, crowded Negro schools into Kg. Product brand new, never USED BABY BED. CALL 436-3857. refriger- beginning Aug 5. ator, stove and Introduced in this area a.19c sink, all for 9450. — - • Pursuant to the i-rints of Section Hatcher Auto Sales %lac before. a21c nrANUTSID by Charles M. sci;ub 164 of the Kentucky Constitution; NEL 2 WANTED I City of Murray will at 7:30 a.m., I McCORSCICK DEERING mom THE YOUNG CHRISTIAN'S FR.E Grain drills with seed attachment August 22, 1963. in the City Muni- BABY-SITTER - 5 DAYS PER Lending Library, phone trip pickup, 1 Lsc. R. H. Crowe. EXCUSE ME. I THINK 753-6752 cipal Building (Council Chambers) week. Must furnish own transporta- Fascinating Christian fiction by offer phone 753-2269. &rip • for sale to the highest and tion Pay good. Call 753-5466. al7c 1 At R1JtiN11,46 OUT OF NEW 22 BROWNIE' 0 AUTOMATIC rifle. T., mounted scope. Real squir- L" rel gun. Phone 753-4581. e received SERVICES r since we 1 OFFERED I 1 Woolens! I WILL KEEP 2 CHILDREN IN MY norne while mother works. Respon- vhyt • sible. Call 753-5106. al7c DAN FLAGG by Don Sherwood • 41412.3dERITA'5 WILL. KEEP SMALL CHILD IN APO A ma& CHAPTER 28 , so that I can assure his place Under anftnieh arrangement, Betsy my home while mother works. See S tc sat with in the world. she reasoned, she would lose A Mrs. Tommy McClure, 711 Chestnut her son Bo one morni.ig, de- "I understand beforehand, my her child-- and once he were out tiSt. lighted with his progress in beloved Elisa, what it will cost of her hands, what protection al6p recognizing the animals in akyou to be separated from him would there be against mis- book, she heard a heavy step in but you will never be so blind treatment, or neglect, or worse? • Machine the doorway. as to his FOR RENT I real interest and also By now, Betsy had been well Her father was Caere, and his yours, as not to agree to the schooled in the possibilities of face had signs of strain. When boy's departure. A brilliant I deceit, and her mind moved MALL 3 ROOM HOUK. Newry he spoke his voice sounded destiny is prepared for him. Our / quickly ovet the situation. decorated. Adults only.'Rate rea- Dp hoarse. "A letter - two, in fact. son should have every advan- To write sonable. One single room. Can be • as he had to her, and a messenger from His tage to which his birth and his Jerome must have won the ap- seen at 106 E. Poplar. One gas cook Dial 753-5323 Majesty, the King of West- name entitle him. You cannot prove] of his queen, which stove. Call after 6 p.m. tft phalia" allow him to lose such things might not have been difficult; NG CENTER" • Giving the child to the nurse, without ceasing to love him, everybody agreed that Ofth- B11DR00116 HOME. GOOD loca- Betsy asked slowly, "What does and arithout accepting the re- erine was amiable and anxious tion. Also 1 small apartment for he want?" sponsibilityrfor what happens to please him. school boys. Apply at 1302 Farris to him. "Your boy, and he's sent • Still, suppose Jerome and take "Under these NANCY by Err.le Bashmiller man to him." Conditions, I Catherine eventually had a child hope that you Betsy felt the color drain can sacrifice of their own. Naturally they from everything so her face. "That's insane. that our boy may would favor him over Bo, and and he'd better not try .-." have his proper place, and also what would happen tnher son? MAYBE • 4. fear dug Inside her. "Father, that you will not heed the timid Unsteadily she .eft her chair. SOME all the servants are around the advice which you may get. Do "Let me think further about all house, aren't they?" not give way to grief, good POOR William Patterson had an- Elias; place your confidence in LITTLE Le ticipated her. "Yes, and I've time's passage, and depend Camus had a last sugges- GIRL tion, which ON instructions that two or three upon a happier future. Nothing he must have been told to MARS have to be here all the time, will ever make roe forget the hold in reserve. "Mad-uric there's until fur.her notie-._•. I wouldn't ties which hold me to you and a possibility, though I WILL can't speak put anything past the fellow the gentle attachment I vowed officially . . . if ar- LIKE IT he sent. Le Camus' brother." you for life. Your affectionate rangements could be carried out, you He handed her a pair of notvs and devoted friend, Jerome yourself might receive a rank from - Cassel, Jerome's Capital Bonaparte." in keeping with the • • • boy's." Le Camus paused Im- • Jerome's message was ad- pressively. dressed to William Patterson: ETSY'S indignation swept "Perhaps, a title of duchess?" He "I am sending M. Le Camus B over her. How could Jerome watched for her reaction, and added to the United States to take Bonaparte have dared use such nervously, "Not, of course, with my son and bring him here to words? And he had the gall the name of Bonaparte, me. This request is authorized to sign himself her "affection- or- -oe• at the . court of Westphalia by the Emperor, and you will ate and devoted friend!" itself" easily imagine that it has to do About to speak, she let her For a moment the agent's with giving him a way of living eyes go back to the sentences words made her pause. The of- fer meant a suitable to his birth and his concerning Bo. At the thought position such as she ARRIE AN' SLATS by Raeburn Van Boren rank. of surrendering her son, her , had once hoped for, a standing in the world in contrast "Brought up under my eyes heart had hurt. Yet now, re- with l her present uncertain • and in the rank to which he reading. she could not suppress _place. And she might at le:ist I FIGURE YOU'RE SICK belongs, he will help console me a new emotion. Jerome admit- .be near THE -- YOU GO AND LIVE WITH y'ouR - her son. Then revulsion ONE, NOT ME, AND for the sorrow which I feel ted the rights of their child. seized YOU GOT SELF, DOC. THAT OUGHT rc BE at her. A LOT OF SUFFERING PuNISHMENT_ ENOuGH being far from his mother, and Bo's claim to• Ii rank as a TO DO . BUT IF YOU ,s-5 WHAT ALMOST without doubt, the time will Bonaparte, and Napoleon him- A due trit one forbidden, FOR YOU EVER BUG ME OR BECKY tA.GAIN, you WIND. UP SPLINTS. come when he can repair all self must have agreed. She had perhaps, to be with Bo, and DID TO ME. SO-- IN PROMISE THAT. the evil which overriding politi- to think further about this, de- hidden away in a- corner of YOU cal interests have done us and cide just what it meant for the I France's em?ire! And Le Ca- by which I have to abide. boy. 1 mus' reference to Westphalia "0- "In my place and Elise's. it Her first instinct had been angered her. "I'd hardly want , to ---r-11 _...-.-- Is very important to me that my to refuse to see the emissary. be at that court, sir. It would boy be close to me. You are too Suddenly she walked toward her bring ,me far too close to Jet- ..:vo• (Y. • • worldly wise not to understiend father. -"I believe I'd 'Ulm_ to Bonaparte" With it edict- _ reasons; theme talk to thkii Le Cantlis.'" William bow she left him. the concern not ' ••••,' only what in vital for me but Patterson was astonished at the Alone in her room, Betsy de- also for your family as well. , thought. "Why, why -what do bated one alternative after -I do not conceal from my- you have to gain by that?" another. When her father self hoOpainful such a separa- Her response came promptly: walked in she addressed him 1144.500N_ tion will he !tit' Ells& but I "Nothing but information."qn with a quick flow of words. depend on you, sir, to present cold anger William Patterson "They've certainly dropped any .for her all the advantages that went out to get De Camus' pretense, if they ever really Would follow and to persuade brother. To do the stranger thought it. that Bo isn't"- she forced out the her to spice to what will result justice, he made a better im- disagreeable LIL' ABNER by Al Capp for the happiness of our boy. pression than the other Le word "legitimate." Excitement may embrace brightened her face. "No matter 4 I hope 1 him be- Cam t is. BLAU T PART IS, what they think of IT NOT 50 BAD BEING -OF COURSE WE CAN'T LIVE IN BUT 1 fore September." . Cutting through prelimi- me, they Must conaider that Be has HOUSE,ANY MORE-CAN'T FOOD IS NO PROBLEM?.'- The effrontery of several naries, Betsy took the initiative. a 5 INCHES TALL!! WE USED OUR right, a real claim . . ." FAT LITTLE PEA IS passages left her speechless. Bit- "If I give up my child, what TO HAVE A TINY FRONT EVEN CLIMB THE STEPS,WITH - ONE terly she pushed aside the letter Her father broke DINNER!! place will he have in West-, in. "But LAWN - NOW,IT'S AN OUT A LADDER -BUT WE'RE A HEARN and took up the other one, his even then, you wouldn't you the phalia 7" PERFECTL•I CONIF'1, IN LITTLE reamlite, first to her since his marriage couldn't turn over your baby s7-7-1 ESTATE!! The emissary spoke with as- ;mart classic to the other woman: to that aggregation?" r DARLEEN'S DOL LHOUS.rr surance. "I can promise, ma- "The events which have oc- "Of ith a rugged dame, that he would be made course not." She got to curred, one upon the other, her feet with a determined ges- ruction seals since a prince on his arrival." we were separated, have ture. "I haven't considered it • Her eyes explored the face tailored and not taken you from my mind. I for a moment. But these letters before her. Trying to hide the DI what have always maintained my give me a distinct advantage, 1F7 excitement she felt at his Mat tendernesa for you, even though don't you see? And I intend words, she continued, to I have had to bend to the politi- "They'd use It for my son." bring him &.1 conditions that have dis- up well, provide him --- with an education to posed of me. Nor have I failed fit his Important new* from the place in the world?" to concern myself with your French Minister in Washing- happiness and our son's. I have "Exactly that, with every ad- ton City awaits Betsy. Con- sent M. Le-Camus to get him. vantage possible for him" tinue the story tomorrow. Ca.r •

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18, 1963 PAGE SIX THE LEDGER & TIME ICRRAlf. KENTUCKY FRIDAY - AUGUST PAGE - - • OF THE LEDGER 6i. TIMES Herd Owners Get Number For Identification By The State • FRANKFORT, August 15 — All call on him in the immediate future month period enable that the herd tested for tuberculosis. Previously, ,f Kentucky's cattle herd owners to obtaM blood samples for an of- to be counted toward re-certifica- only 20 per cent of a county's cattle are just numbers now. , f tato' 19 be ra tory test tion without a blood test. This again was tested. So the BRT card 111111 This new Identification method Boards of health in Kentucky and Pinpoints the advantage of using a I number idea valid duplication In of how ind use of rapid-data process ma- the neighboring states require that herd number instead of a name. 1 this program, too, regardless names are used for one farm's .:ones have effected huge savings this card "be displayed in the milk The ?t;ii, - 'm g also is evident In ( many milk sales, Dr. Hammermeister 1 office time, according to State house or some conspicuous place on he re:acerc totaat for tuberculosis, I griculture Commissioner Emerson Out. Furthermore, it as- the premises." This card is acc.nated wh.ch Ls reqoired every three or six Beauchamp. In stiles tutorculosis testing of every Doe" addition. the at place of the yearly blood test, years, depending L oon past Micro avoid conunercial dairy herd. 434 numbers duplication in reriaired, and saves the producer lion rate. A reciprocal agreement states the testing of cattle for brucellosis the cost of privately blood-testing neighboring pointedKentucky is one of only 14 .11111° 13'in effect with • tuberculosis raeid-data process machines nd ha herd. stistes in this tuberculosis program isinv and a half ago, all in these programs. No typewriters k year cattle By law, each county in Kentucky for scleguarding milk products ^sners in the state were coded. In are needed for the BRT card—the must be re-certified tor brucellosis Since January 1 this year, State this plan, each was assigned a heed machines print the names, address every three years. Too consrcutive and Federal programs require that number and this' number with a ad result. negative tests on a herd' in a 13- I all commercial dairy herds must be .. horizontal and vertical location by edditionally, Kentucky is one of ..ainty- 'ASS marked on a aridded lila' a few in the 14 using a BRT map of the county in the afice of cirmary card to, which all tests are Dr R W Hanuntrmeister, State posted according to the herd none- veterirfarlan and director of the ber. Division of -Livestock Sanitation, "So it is extremely Important that we have the correct .mailing ad- • -The idea worked fine." Dr Harn- dress of all herd owners to enable • • Mars Beth Ramat t. 1..10dray County 4-H Danny Kemp was the winner of the talk meet la Saturday at the an- Queen and Johanle menneister reported, "but in many us to get the BRT card to them," is-lao is the I-II King. The two were named statue the -day at annual nual Calloway County Farm Bureau Picnic. Farm reau Queen was in,iances milk producers sold one Dr Hammermeinter emphasized alloaa. County Farm Eureau Patti( The. sill represent the count) month under the name of the huts- He praised the cooperation of all Sharon siedd. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe SIeddf Stella. ir the District Contest on 1 handily, August '1! bond maybe the next month under major dairies in the Kentucky pro- the name of the wife and the next gram "They anpreciate this process month under the name of a son. and procedure." he added Over The County en received for food • oducts in daughter or grandmother. We don't Burley Crop the second quarter avers 3 per care whore name the milk is sold Agent's Farmer Share lower than in January ch. Desk cent under; but using a herd number in- decreases in arm mainly bee..ause of stead of a name really simplifies BARE FACT To Be Largest prices.of beef cattle. milk for id th:ngs in our record keeping _The • by S. V. Fey. t'oanty Agent Of Dollar use, and eggs. The second quart name of the herd owner is used also was 3 per Producing a burley crop Useful to rer L average this year nly on his card in the permanent YORK ,urt — Simultaneous lifters and cent lower than a year earlier and NEW consumers must be the I,dpic husband In resulted largely from lower prices, bald --pots occurring in a History- rosin interest of farmers this yearDrOp and wife are not uncommon, re- Eittenelon Service glecilist fOr beef cattle, hogs and fresh vege-. In" the last six months, repre- of his division have col- ports the Lilt Reference Service • "There was considerable spread in tables. septet:nes lected sa ples of milk front all pa- , Emotional factors appear to be WASITTNOT'ON HPe — 1' S. tele, frcm the loe qtiality leaf to By GAYLORD P. GODWIN trons sell to approximately 140 at least partly responsible for the Department :set :1 of Aeritailtore Froday the leaf last marketing year." trilled Press international The Department ha3 announced it de- daunt a in lk4stucky These samples condition. One Chicago couple estsmated the to*si 19013 -bo:rl* erep lAfts-ie said We expect °wielder- WASHINGTON 1.11 — The Agri- about 27 million pounds .1 will buy tr-n su13cted to the brucel- veloped li type of baldness which a: 6419 nullmn poutlds--•ee" Merest ; able sp'.-eaci again in this year's crop culture Department says the farm- ground beef for' distributon Oa frozen loSis ring test in a State left a sharply defined bare sopt in .0 his-oes• .1. _Ha..-est only ripe. mature to- er's share of the consumer'i, participating in the na- food to schools leboratory. By a "reciprocal agree- almost the identical part of the If wrrie•driiral statisticians pre- bacco: .2. Prime so that the top of dollar dropped to 36 cents in the Atonal school lunch program. • ment with neighboeing states, re- scalp of both patients A psychiatric dietiorts Les ry.-o. 'otitr the eroto *- the, plant will get ripe, thereby in- April-June quarter of 1963 agency also has offered to The sults of tests of Kenttl,ky milk sold evaluation revealed each was erno- world exceed laet Year's record crop . -rasing income per-acre; (3. Top This was the lowest quarterly Igo freestone and clingstone buy c.umed in fringe 'areas are fuished that tIonaLy dependent on the other mad 4 million noonds tobacco when fields are in three- erase share recorded in more than in 1963, for the peachei picked state, and vice versa In y alone, that there seemed to be a strong Kentucky at oar' share of this quarter bloom. .4, Leave two suck- 20 years Farmers received 37 cents school lunch program 1 -identification. the Kentucky milk samples totaled cross reefed crop was estimated at 453 5 ers in the top of the plant until har- in the previous quarter, and 36 cents 3.909. million lxmnde by the /Ceroocko vest tune: S 13 you decide to use in April-June. 1962 In 1952. the The Crop Reporting Board said Crop and Liv....stock Ree-rtir.e Ser- MB-30 .rnsleic hydra/a:1e,, use The State has enlarged the Capi- It farmer's share of the retail dogar 1963 production of summer vege- After the laboratory test, a BAT sice This furire is ,jue "red's' last az-cording to instructior.s. and 16, tol Overlook at Frankfort This tour- spent for farm-originated food was tables is expected to total 64 million card Is mailed to the producer. ins year', record ?tate production of Sc": attraction. alerting a panorama tobacco into basic grades. 1. e 47 cents. hundredweight This is 2 per cent forming him whether the test was DRIVEN INTO THE BIG DRINK—A group of actors and actress- ist, 454 7 nalLon pounds, livings. lugs. B-leaf and tips. es at Cap D Antibes. France, find that the hotel pool is Just 'of Frankfort and the Capitol, now In a review of the reparteting 1/551% Ulan last year but 2 per cent -negative- or "suspicious." If the The total elehi-atate burley. belt I Probably the important tact- birthday party as in,, temperature soars. will accommodate 14 automobiles most transportation situitoon the Depart- above average. test is suspicious, the card advises the place fur a isIsoonper. cent oVer it previously held four. the or of all is the rnshy of the crop ment said marketing charges in the the producer that a veterinarian will where • 1962 erop -" does not at /lamest time If you were raising second quarter of 1963 averaged 3 The vegetable tonnage Yields. for theeotire belt ere hondredweight of eat- set, you wouldn't harvest green, per cent higher than in the same Inc.ude 7 4 million pecred aaera.,e 2.005 pounds hundred- per (mmatme apples for sale because period of 1962 The marketing char- cant a'oupes or 144 million aatermelons at."' P" rent fruen the Yee; know the consumer would torn ges were up main'y because (1, weight of yie1dtstlxm down 'Apply the same principle retail prices of beef did not decline eneeted a•.erace 2.W5 pounds ,6 harvesting tobacco, no consurn7 as „rapidly as farmers' prices of MEMBERSHIP MEETING .per acre ANNUAL on:y 3 22nd. belcw last wvald want to smoke a cigarette cattle. .2 retail prices of frozen year's, 2 070 record road to so- rr.ade of green, immature leaf" orange juice concentrate and can- ••School drop-out-s— KeriOrko totorceo .,pokeraren say the topic of a A useful. high-quality leaf is a. ned single - strength orange Juice cial disaster" will be 'the are and the on youth at must from the 1963 crop. rose 72:5re rapidly after the freeze statewide conference crop, lenerally prcenases to be of event, to prices growers re- Louisville Aug 23-23 The torher quo.loy In Florida than Inc. lit., Assn. last Imp. year's have been Soil 'Invitations County. • 5.000 Calloway ceived for oranges, and (3 market- which Some. ;rowers are concerned about will be sponsored by the A portrait of Daniel Boone will ing costs for bakery and cereal issued, cliffirolty of handl:or sada larite" Health and Welfare Agency (Crop,- a place of honor on the na- products rose significantly during( State tobacco the crop-reporting service' Kentucky Commission on Murray, ,Kentucky lions west Polaris submarine nam- the year and the said Yttmth. weath., rondu,„.; during ju.i.„ .ed for, the Kentucky frontiersman. The Deportment ,taici price farm- Children and oenerallv were fa.t.r.,ble except some ..re.1", h•?rs be csop DATE: Tuesday August 20th, 1963 darnaced The 7otal for 1963 tobacco of ..1,1 tyre- 'vas_ PLACE: Coop Warehouse (Fertilizer Bldg) 699 t100 rir,ds \ • prodooior.: Vacation Bible School mated at 000 o00 poorgLs -Top, bu.-ley s• Meeting to Formally Open at 1:30 p.m. - l'tereshments Will Be ratidOion to Ken'tircloo, are 7, - FOR THE see with 1.306 million pounds. . Virginia with more *.han Served Throughout The 1:31,\,„ pounds. Tenn es.see's est:ma • ed poiduc•. VOTE FOR 3 DIRECTORS was more than 9 rn pounut ENTIRE FAMILY hither than last. veer 5 , The all-tobacco est:arnte ""At Large points. in leadine prod.,:c.ng stro Southwest Murray Brinkley District Kertoklio 43311 mihicsis Virginia • miLicoo North Caroilna 912.7 o CHURCH OF CHRIST Sherwood'Potts Cecil Taylor Lori. & POPLAR Aubrey Jones Georgia 145 malhon and 7th essei- 1006 millton Prodocoon of fze-cored. type Hugh Foster Perry Harrison B. W. Edmonds in Kenooks is expected to total 'more than-.10 mtlaun poonds — up AUGUST PITH TO 23RD (Vote for 1) (Vote for 1) (Vote for I) 7 Per cert. from list year Showing a redaction type 53 lire-cared totaling 10 ni;:l Each Evening at 7:30 p.m. don 2_persen, ooder _ Services WHY-YOU SHOULD BE-PRESENT . . - HOG MARKET Classes I. To vote for the Directors of your choice. Fe-ors' Soto, M-4.7.1(.7.-.7 News oters- Special Coop. ICP. l'sQ Ken- 2. To learn of the Financial Status of your tuElio hose-Area Stark, t Report 117',:'1(1.1.4! til:.:•711.g - 3. To honor all Former Directors of the Association. mated c -elpits 740, ',14; rrOV 1 and MEN'S CLASS --- LADIES CLASS 15e Melo r US. 1. 2 4. To share the Door Prize. lbs $1700 to $17 15 FPU I 18, to 220 lbs $17 15 to $17.50 L'S 2 anc Huffard Mrs. Wilma Folwell 3 i35 to 270 lbs. $1550 to_Fe .a. 1:13 Elvis 1. 2 and 3 150 to 175 ite 414.00 to $1650 VS. 2 and 3 7ytt's 400 to 60i Main Prize This Year Is A $150 Farm Wagon!! Ras ill 50 to $13 00 S 1 ofid 2 51) to 40/3 Its $1325 to $14 SPECIAL CLASSES for HIGH SCHOOL and You must be present when the drawing takes place to be eligible to win any of the 33 DOOR 111(1 WHI IF COLLEGE CLASS SONG LEADERS PRIZES. SPRTNe1FITI.D Ms Josiah Darnall Jay Lochart FARMERS . iTHIS IS YOUR BUSINESS, YOU SHOULD BE THERE! irandroa er saa. o h:!, her, aria' h,pper.s curls c,,. mer shov.-er - or' a fao The hoozn,tal whe-: th. CLASSES FOR EVERY AGE GROUP WITH Calloway County Soil Imp. Assn. Inc. oratories of J0t1.1. H Brerit 11V , whirls :ocks fit ha .r .:„ s _ --Polka- erf.4-400sIelPr' AN ATTENDED NURSERY Phone 753-2924 Murray, Kentucky Railroad Avenue ute• to detIrmine he f

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