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ALE Selected As A Rett Al! Round Kentucky COMMUnity Newspaper Largest ':00i:00 A.M. at the Circulation In y, Kentucky, ex- The City following delin- HELP CRIPPLED Largest iessment appears CHILDREN! BUY EASTER SEALS Circulation In iff's service fee, The County s a lien upon the bill and are sub- United Press International IN OUR 83rd YEAR Murray, 0111•••• Ky., Saturday MURRAY ta••••••....., Afternoon, April 7, 1962 POPULATION 10,100..., Vol. LXXXI II No. 8.3 ICIEMAN, may Coady COUNCIL OK'S GAS 6.75 - LINE EXTENSIONS 6.75 Controversial 6.75 RS-70 Bomber AREA Harvey 47.50 DEVELOPMENT IN KENTUCKY Explains Progress of 6.75 Handled Badly Says McNamara Wow - • . 6.75 MARCH 1962 Murray Hospital Last 13.62 Ali Night CLASSIFIED AS • LOW., RIDE \ /FLOP/ACNE COUNT ItS 11.82 By DARRELL GARWOOD Defense Department director of wastriosasao•E CA C• NON-f AIM tolled I•rr•I Extensions of natural gas 11.24 research and engineering, gave 441 In" mains I in a lot. Cost to non residents will WASHINGTON _ Defense of about 4.700 feet were approved McNamara's view of the manage- ClASSWIED AS'RUM* ft. be $50 per grave site. Non-resi- 26.17 Secretary Robert McNamara KOVAL S. ment problem in an appearance OPMENT COONTIrS last night by the Murray City Coun- dents who own property in the city 8.87 has said the pre-administration cil. before the House subcommittee on L• ittee will be treated as residents. program to build the controver- 6 75 defense appropriations last March The protioaed extensi„ns will be A street light will be placed on sial 2.000-m.p.h. RS70 bomber was P•1 20. in two different locations. The long- Chestnut Street jv.;t east of the "one of the worst-managed" he 41STIlle e -5 414 est extension will 3.000 feet and men's dormitory. ever saw. Plagued With Problems will extend The roof of the city hall 437 south from the intersec- will be But the Air Force is confident itar tion repaired and recoated, After testifying that a billion of Glendale Road at the City and the - 6 IQ • that McNamara is overestimating painting ,rf the $1.3 billion appropriated tirrec4igil Limits and the Hazel Highway. f the city eleark's office, 54.94 the problems remaining to be The the city police office and for the plane so far has been ‘0 other exiten_sion will be on the stair- ...... Pl solved in the construction of the way walls was !spent, Brown said the program South ifoth, street and will extend discussed...... -.-..- -hypersonic - reconnaissance a n d 13.87 had been plagued_ with manage- from the end of the present line miasile-firing_ Wane. once _called. ‘k‘, Curbing on Sunkt Boulevard was sagaaa. .4Sk 0411101 .south. then east on-Glanclale the 870. Air experts contend that ment problems. iseussed. This action vailf be dis- 37.82 \‘‘\‘ to the home of Aubrey, hatcher, eas ProgreSs luwarat_tbrar. aulat- -The .secretagy. . of defense, a cussed further with rsidents on rim tion has been made for several MuChir:lietTer managemerit. expert Meg S&F6T.---roder 1111700i"""feet aaPdslwrillftronnecltheend: discussion also 11.3n years. than I. said it was one of the was a water line to the of two lines, forming a loop. This present 4.39 Congressional testimony high- worst-managed programs he ever • sanitary land fill. It was pointed out LEXINGTON. Ky. Area de- ism, recreation and community mink, are active extension will nat only aid in main- 18 75 lighting this sharp clash of viev.'s SPIK until he reoriented K last in its support. by Councilman Roy Starks that the March." Brown velopment in Kentucky? improvement. The other is Area Redevelop- taining better pressure in the area. 7 81 was released today, and posed a continued. Rep. garbage trucks will have to be wash- It's a new way to get a "Cu- -Area development is catching mint. The Kentucky Yogi Gets Ride but will also plate the Natural Gas • billion - dollar question: Whether Phil Weaver, R-Neb., asked whe- Area Pro- ed frequently this summer to re- 13 62 ordinated approach" to develop on as a way to da things," Dixon grams offica Frankfort. System in position. to .serve other the money invested so far in the ther there had been "considerable at a :tate Of Life duce odor and there is no good way 28.14 human and natural resources in this week. "This system came group Friday subdivisions in the general area. plane has been well spent. waste." said headed by John Whisman, to accomplish this at the Jack Bryan. Superintendent of present 11 56 Dr Harold BrOwn. "I think there has been, yes," adjacent counties at the same from the original rural develop- has been responsible for the area time. 34-year old EDWARDS AFB, Calif. ,UPI. - the system reported 42 11 Brown re-plied. "I wouldn't say time.. says Charlie Dixon, UK Ag ment approach conducted in redevelopment work in Kentucky. to the council A 125-pound male bear got the that a refund' o $889.17 22 71 there has been any waste since Extension Service specialist awl areas aruund Ashland. Bowling This office was recently teans- had been Bernaro C. Harvey. Adminiatrator ride of .his life Friday when he received front the Texas the beginning of last year - secretary of the Kentucky Rural Green and Glasgow. It featares feared to the Department of ilea- Gas Trans- of the Murray hospital, spoke to 16 25 at was ejected from a 11-58 hustler mission :east there was not as much. Davelupment Committee. development of overall programs nomic Development. It is a financ- Company. representing an the coon it and reportad on the 912 J. W. Rains flying 1.060 miles an hour at an increase that was "What is left - $300 million- Objectives of area development by local persona for their own ing program to create new job.;. not approved by progress which has been made on •-e 64 71 altitude of 45,000 feet. the Federal Power Commission. is well managed. There now is a work are many. They include in- counties and for -multi - county Both of these approaches now In the new hospital. • 6 75 The bear, nicknamed such a case single project officer at 'Wright creasing and up-grading jobs and areas." pave been organized joiaay as Yogi by the .the system pays the Ile described the various facili- 4 37 Dies Late raising incomes living-levols crewmen who charted the flight at increase, then is refunded in the Field who knows what is going and He said projects under agrieid- one program in Kentucky. ties which will be incorparated in 49 ors." . - if residents of underdeveloped tore so far include poultry pia- Dixon describes the area de- this southern California base land- event the increase is not approved. the hospital and told the council ed safely in the second test of a Refunds amounting to $14.661 have .....• • ...... • 11 24 Brig. Gen. Fred J. Oseani has areas. g duction and marketing. and e•ege- vel, pment program as a "refresh- that bids will be ready for opening new escape capsule at supersonic been made to the 15 99 Yesterday been the project officer at Wrigot The various agencies-29 state, table processing. Among indwArial ing and challenging cooperative system ;di the on May 17 in the Circuit Court federal private ones-are de- speeds. past four years. room 32 61 Field, Dayton, Ohio, since mid- and projects, workers a r e busy at appr,,ach of many agencies dna of the court house. 1961. veloping projects in industry, ag- wood utilization, aluminum reduc- groups working with local peo- Yogi landed 18 minutes 21 sec- The. council also approved the Harvey made this same report on 13 RI .1. W. Raines. age 85, passed away onds after ejection in the systengs paying up to Gen Bernard A. Schriever, chief riculture, education, health, tour- tion, garment manufacturing, and pli " alum- $500 on re- Tuesday t the Calloway County 13 81 at 4:25 yesterday at the home of inum capsule designed pairs to The of the Air Force SystemassCom- training f 0 r garment gawking. to shield a city hall, and of in- Fiscal Court. 6 75 a daughter 'Mrs. Ora Wyatt at 508 person escaping from a creasing their mand. and Brockway McMillan, Tourism projects include s c ii plane at Chamber of Com- Mayor Pro-tern Leonard Vaughn Pine street He had been ill for Soviet Sputnik In high altitude. The pressurized merce clue to $150.00. 21 6.1 Air Force assistant secretary for things a. clean-up projects, craft Another Boxer cap- was !tame.] to sign for Mayor Ellis about two months. sulti. with its own oxygen In other action .... 47 6S rasearch. led the manufacturing, and river dams unit. pro- City Policeman in the e', en' he was absent when :survivors include his we Allie assault on Mc- Elliptical Orbit .6 75 Namar a's and reserwars, restaurant a n it Has Brain Damage tects CTOWITIen from gravitational Cha‘ies Peeler was suspended front certain papers relating to the alur- Raines of 4413 North Sixth frequently expressed street; views motel services and crafts. Undar forces, wind, cold and lack of oxy- the police force " in the interest of tay :Matildal ha'd to have a srana- 1906. three daughters Mrs. Ora Wyatt of t.ealth are projects to train our- B L F: FIEL D. W. Va. lug - gen. the police department". according lure from the mayor. 45 57 Aurray, Mrs. Dono Huse of Stock. Oispuies Statement By ROBERT J. KORENGOLD •cs' aides. There are other proj- Heavyweight boxer Tunney Hun- A smaller bear. called Smoky, to Mayor Ellis. Councilman Vaughn reported 103.39 dale. California. that and Mrs. Otto Wee- United Press Intersatasnal eCt.s. Faker was given "about a 50-50" survived an ejection March 21 from An ordinance was passed setting two bleis had been Schriever received on 3 921 der of Austin. Texas, one son Cheri- referred isboquely to MOSCOW 'UPI --- The Soviet Un- chance a B-58 flying, the price MI There have developed two .naM today to live after under- 870 miles an hour at grave sites in the new sewer mudding machine.. a machine ...... • e% Raines af Murray; twelve a statement by the Pentagon chief 8 8; grand- ion's second Sputnik launched in approaches to area devellimmt. going surgery for a brain injury an altitude of 35.000 feet. sections of the city cemetery. Cost which cleans sewer lines, and clears children and nine great grandchil- that radar fur a plane traveling 675 three weeks rode an elliptical orbit One is the Rural Areas Develop- suffered when he was knocked out A successful test at less than per grave will be $25 with a mini- them of gravel, ruts and other ob- dren The couple had three times the speed of sound 6 75 been married through space today. sending bat* ment plan. The Agricultural Ex- in the 10th round of a fight at supersonic speed with a human oc- mum of two sald to a person, ex- structions. O'Brien and Company for sixty-two sears -way well lie beyond what can 6 75 data that could be helpful for a tension Service has been assiaii•id Beckley, W. Va. cupant was made here Fish 28. cept where single graves remain bid $4.532.30. and Delta Tool hid Ile WA, a member i•f the First be done on the best basis of pres- manned flight to the moon. CWO 51 a' major role in ,,rganization and Dr. E. L. Gage performed a two- Fahaard Murray landed un• $4.153.50 on a flexible miler. The 90 Baptist Church of Murray. ent scientific knowledge." The fu- leadership development far this hour operation earls today in Blue- scathed after being ejected at 20,- low bid was accepted by the. cotin- 50 37 neral will be held at the -When I was in the Pentagon The new satellite - named Cos- Atlas-Centaur J. H. approach. All other USDA agen- field Sanitarium to relieve prey- 000 feet from a B-58 going 5(M Shot eil. Bids on a now back hoe far 25 55 a'hurctn11 Funeral in 1950 to 1954 and was head of mos II - was launched Friday Home chapel cies are assigned duties in this sure on the brain caused by a sub- miles annhandousmr. „key were but Posponed the water system will, also be ac- 62.21 • with Rev. J. H. tile development planning, night Its, weight was not announ- Again Thurman and Dr. we ini- program. All 29 agencies and org- dural hemotorna. an au-cumulation silent cepted. 20 C ('hues officiating tiated work in the reconnaissance ced, but the Soviet news agency 74 Time at anizations cooperating in the Ken- of blood under a membrane cover. .M.Nuorrasywecaatme douhgetl. with a quip. City Judge William H. Dunn's the funeral will he 2 30 todas• :trike area, which included side- Tabs said its purpose-like that of 25 74 tucky Rural Development corn- irrg the brain. said report was read Burial baking radars. Cosmos I. launched March 16-was by City Clerk San- 25.74 will be in Old Salem ceme- processors. etc.." The 32-year-old Ilunsaker was CAPE CANAVERAL UN-High ford Andrus. tery. Schriever said. to gather data on cosmic ray radia- altitude winds hoday • 4 37 knocked out Friday night by Joe forced The report covers the lasl quarter Active pallbearers "T Pt c technical tion and other dangers man might NOW YOU KNOW will be Doug- feasibility of Suicide Records Shotgun Sheldon of Cleveland. Ohio. to ?gaits call off an attempt and is as foll•iws: 42 11 las Shoemaker. ('arl these systems was not even ques- encounter in apace. to launch Kinkins, James with 253 elapsed in the final round America's new high- January: miscellaneous fines 5843, 4686 Raines. J. I'. Walker. Marshall tioned in those days so far as my His Last Hours By United Preis International energa Atlas-Centaur Wig. Moscow Radio said the satellite of the 10-rounder, fie was rushed rocket on meter fines $218.50: parking lot 56 70 'gins. John Wiggina. background indicates. As early A total of 276 Seventh Catalry its maiden as is functioning normally. from Beckley. about 30 7gles north flight. fines none; total $1061.50 17 18 Frtends may call at 1956 the general operational LUTON, soldiers was killed along with Gen. No new, firing the J. H. re- England - "No one of here. date. was set, but February: miscellaneous fines Churchill, Funeral Home quirements specified a side-look- Friday night's announcement sill speak to George A. Ouster in the battle at sources indicated 19 01 until the said me. I ant a nice mart. Gage said Hunsaker still remain- the shot pro- $1010.50: par*ing meter fines $412; funeral hour. ing radar for the B70." Sputnik Little Big Horn on June 25. 1878. ably ...... 93 80 -.1 the also was curt of a pro- I have no friends. . .1 wish to die." ed critical but was "halding wiaild be attempted Monday parking lot fines, none. Side-view radar total S1422.- 23 12 in a 2,000 grom to study the construction of The words. in Polish, droned own" several hours after surgery. at the earliest. 50 m.p.h plane is one of the specific space vehicles. This led Western from the tape SPIRITUAL LIFE STUDY This was the second 25 74 „Special Study To recorder on the "Ills temperature was up a bit postpone- March: miscellaneous fines _technical items McNamara ha s observers here to !peculate that coroner's table at ment in two days for the inquest. In and he was still unconscious." Gage the Centaur $131250. parking meter fines S410; 9 19 " Be said may be impossible the satellite was launched The WS(aSS of the First Methodiet test. Bad Conducted' in the as part the background .the hias of slow- said. 'weather which moved parking lot fines Si 00, 25 74 next several years. Church will meet for a total $1723.- of the research necessary before a ly escaping gas could be heard. 'T don't know what chances he Spiritual over the Cape. ThurSday .se 3 s 30. 32.87 The Woman's .McMillan agreed with Itichriev- manned flight to the moon or the "I ant nearly Life Study on the "Meaning of Suf- blamed for both Society of Christ- unconscious. No- will have before another 24 to 48 p,eapanementa Totals* miscellaneous fines ian er. The assistant secretary planets fering" Monday night. April 9th, at The 107-fuat 13,- 27 88 Service of the Fir* Mothoclist an- can be attempted. body will save me now. I am be- hours. This boy was in real had Atlas-Centaur re- 108 50: parking meter swered affirmatively 7:30 o'clock in the social tine: 51.040- 8.75 (Iiiirch will have a 9pecial Spiritual when asked ginning to die." shape when he came in, but I think hall of the mained lacked III a huge service 50: This theory was support by Heinz church. parking lot fines $1.00; grand Life Mission Study during the whether the necessary radar L- The voice droned ton, and as the he improved somewhat gantry. 4.37 next Kaminiski, director of West Ger- after the total of all fines $4207 50. two weeks of the Lenten eonid be completed by the time hiss grew louder lhe wartlajbe- operation. It will all depend 4.37 season. many's Bochum Observatory. Kam- on how The stud). called "The Meaning the plane is built. came more indstinct. much damage resulted .to 2317 of ii4o, who said he 'heard the sate- the brain Suffering" will be conducted The Air Force favors spending In the bright daylight of the cor- itself. I think. he might • by llite's argnals "loud and dear" said -1save-5 50-50 Mrs. Walter abachke. $491 million on the RS7(r during oner's office Friday. a translator chance." the Sputnik was prelude to the The opening session will the year beginning July 1. where- spoke the words in Enelish. They The surgeon said be on launching of a manned spaceship Hunsakegs in- Monday April 9th in the Sack.' a, McNamara wants to hold the were the words of Josef Czternas- jury definitely was caused Hall that could circle the earth for days. ..by a 505 from 7 30 until 9 o'clock spending to $171 million. teigs last will and testament blow to the head. in the The Sputnik's wide-swinging oval ...... 40 03 evening The second session -I think I leave all I got to "He had that appearance will orbit took it 896 miles out from and a 71 43 be on Wednesday evening at the Peter Kotlinaki," Czternastek sad. black eye and a bruise on the head earth at its farthest point and brou- 12 77 same hour in the Senior Added Tax For -You are all my friends. especially as evidence of trauma," Gage Youth ght it to within 132 miles of the said. room The third and fourth segoons Peter Kotlinalci. 1 am leaving to Hunsakegs wife. 7 38 School Forecast NM at its nearest point. During Phyllis, was at wal be hekl the following ,bite all 1 have lot. He will take the hospital after_the Monday its 102.5-minute ,orbits. it Was pass- .operation.. •and Wednesday evenings. April over my house:" Hunsaker was revived after the 4 89 LOUISVILLE. Ky. (UPU 'Roy ing over New York. Los Angeles 16th and April 18th. Everyone in- Czberriastek was born in Poland knockout but collapsed in his cor- 738 McDonald, named president-elect and Ottawa, along with other North terested in this study q urged and but came to England where heagot ner and maa taken to Beckley Hos- of the Kentucky Education Pic. American cities. 7 38 invited to attend. • a job as an auto repairman. Kot- pital. •Ilis condition failed to sociation (KEA) without im- ...... - 31 27 opposi- a liralki 'said his friend was lonely prove and he was rushed tion Friday, Said he 'fo Blue- - 4 69 expects the and drank to., much. Ile.said Cater- field Sanitarium. 1984 General Assembly witl be nastek had a wife beak in Poland. asked to stapcsive an increase in Coroner Joseph Dreg recorded a a ...... , 35.08 local -school tides. Weather verdict of weciude. hut said tater- Charles '7.38 'McDonald, Housden superIntende4 of nastelgs last will and testarngnt was Trigg County schools and a for-, not valid. lie said a will mnatsbe Finishes• Training Report riser state senator, said he 35 ex- • written, signed and witnessed:all , b• pected the legislative 62.43 •' • q•4 Craw latarmatles•O program to cannot be part a a tape recording • s , be outlined by next Decerhqfr. a.• 14.89 that • finiVhes: "'Where are my FORT- SILL. lila. He • seid .he feflisaldeai "$47 beards &igloos; wistt to gtie •a Weat ei-n and south central Ken- of Educatiorfshould have--tha rIght - %sew ga . • 4P' Goodbye ". 'son of Mrs littby.iloo. . tucky - Partly qouck;,, with chance t.a &It/centime school tax rates and • MItarag. Ky., completed eight weeks, 12.77 of fent/ brief showers today, high that inore•siate, aid is also • needed. TdATTEND OPENER of advanced individual 11.51 87 to 62: Partly cloudy tonight and • McDonald will take training at over raa The Field Artillery 12.77 Sunday. Cooler tonight, low in president traaApril Training ('enter, ate, 5.a. the 1983, suceaed- W ASH PNGTON Ian -President Fort 40s. Little wanmer Sunday. Charlton 14* Sill. (*la, March 23. 18 15 ing Hummel of Louis- Kennedywlf throw the first Temperatureg ,11 out : Ifousden was trained in the duties • 20 27 at 5 a. in. (EST).: ville, who was installed as pres- ball when •••• the Washington Sena- and responsibilities of a cannoneer. Louisville 49 ident for 1982 Friday night. • 10.08 tors and Detroit Tigers open the Fie received instruction in the load- Lexington 49 The Delegate Assembly of the SATISTA MAN- Rodolfo Nes- 27.36 1962 American League season here ing, firing and maintenance of ar- IMMENSITY of Interstate highway constructloq just southeast of Frank- London 50 KEA elected Roger Jones, a teach- Hernandez, once a member Monday. THE 22 97 tillery guns, howitzers and heavy photograph through fovingtop 49 er at Breathitt Coll n t y qf ex-Cuban dictator Fulgen- fort at the Kentucky Riser is ilInstrated by this taken the High Press secretary Pierre Salinger maehingeguns and in artillery com- 8.34 I •s Plahreah 46 School, as vice president to suc- eio Ratasta's secret police, la , legs of the Interstate Highway 64 bridge pier on the east hank, showing the pier 'said Tuesday the President would munications and ammunition hand- 2027. Bowling Green 48 ceed McDonald. Jones shown testifying during trial 'on the west bank as well as a tremenskuit rock and dirt fill for the approach. The defeated be pit hahd at •1 p.m. EST .Mon- ling and storage. . 13 63 llopkinsville 49 Mrs. Ber-nadine Steele. a Central 3f 1,179 capUvai In Havana. arrow at upper left points to a highway surveyor and the arrow at lower right to a - - y- to -perform-the-- --ttotraten entered' the Army lahU Evansville, Indt,42 City teacher in batoting by They are the prisoners taken • fisherman on the bank. Erection of ateel for the bridge is scheduled to begin the a 248 task at the new District of Co- November and Huntingten, W. Va., 51 to 230 vote. In the Bay of Pigs "invasion." completed basic lumbia stadium. training at Fort Chaffee, Ark. first of Mayy a

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rAGR TWO_ THE LEDGER & TIMES MATIVCAT, K-RNTUCKT THE LEDGER & TIMES" SATURDAY - APRIL 7. 1962 sicia.ramEa bir LEDGER it TOMO PRIMILIMMING cosiMillt. Wynn Confident He,11 Reach 300 Goal Winch ommracisimsa fERMSV 1.0414111e„ The CRIber4446. Theirm. end VII Tlinewassid. MIK nod Se Meet Sembiaddle. &MINN 1.1042.. Means New York Don.t Look-So Tough WIL1111118. MUM= 4 we woe By FRED DOWN Ow Se miect Acilwertlasg„ LaShass Ilea NakiNas The St. Louis Cardinals, mean- ed the Houston Colts, 1-0, with Or Plibift .osc• boos aim egfailwit, MO wee &is while, Sae INA bac S *Mad Pres. latermactional raised their spring recoil Ken MuBride going 8% semis et srm• readmits. Early tu 18-8 with innings Wynn is confident today a 5-2 win over the before Tum Morgan was sent in MATIONAL RE1-13.653i1TATTIFI: WALLACE wriest that he'll reach his goal of 300 New York Mets, Gene Oliver':.; to retire the ,final batter. Oa. 11110 lifetime three-run McBride, Madame Awe_ blemploa. Tema.; lbws & las NAL. low Wes. IL.11.1 victories - and, as tar homer was the big blow 12-1.5 last season, had a no-hitter Saapierecei Bade_ Detroit, as the for the Cardinals, kikda. Chicago White Sox are who were held into the eighth inning but then concerned. that to one hit hr the lirst live innings lialewiesi at lie means the New tired suddenly in the game at Plat Offlee, Merres, Keessigt. fir tosimmlesies York Yankees by Roger Craig and Bob Fort Second Close Mauer ddn't look so tougn Miller. Worth. after all. Homers by Ernie Banks, George SUBSCIUPTION RATES: By Carrier le ltuessw, ear 11411111k Me.= Wynn, a 42-year old veteran of Altman and Ron Santo paced the In is night game, the Angels moods Mt IMO- bloke, bilitoa. Sae was 18. They la Coliseum and asliciou.ns eocialiss. yes. 0,11114 1932: Michael Wilding. They had two chit- 21 big league seasons who be- Chicago Cubs to a 5-1 decision beat the Colt 45s, 4-1, at Dallas, wham WS& parted after seven months of marital phi. drea. Mil:hark now 9; Christopher, now 7. lieves young sluggers should be over the Boston Red Sox. -Don Tex, George Witt starred for the "loosened up," is * key man in Cardwell,- prepping for his (me:I- Angels with a three-hit piWhing the nas-day SATURDAY APRIL 7, 19ti: White Sox' plans to ruse into assignment, pitched six performance for seven innings. pennant contention this season. scoreless innings for the Cubs. The Washington He was sidelined with a sore arm Spahn yielded three runs 'in Senators cash- most of ed' in on two five-run last season and wound up eight innings as the Milwaukee innings with an 8-2 record. Braves downed the Cleveland In- to outscore the Pittsburgh Pirates, Ten Years Ago Today But Early continued his fine dians, 4-3. -Mack Jones, batting 11-9, despite two homers by Ro- spring performances when he for Spahn in the top of the ninth, berto Clemente and one by Bill Ledger and LITICSFLIC turned Virdun. Joe Gibbon, in five shutout innings drilled a two-run double that gave uue to pitch Friday in next Wednesday night - - - the White Sox' 8-4 the Braves their ninth win ii against the victory over the National League 16 games this Philadelphia Phillies in Pitts- Kentucky Lake spring. Cleveland's claimed one of its first victoms of the champion Cincinnati Reds. Wynn, record stands at 8-19. burgh, was lifted in the second season throwing inning 1952 this morning when George Alberti of Chicago. with his old speed and A's Nip Yankees during a five-run Wash- Illinois, lost his life while apparently fishing. looseness, allowed only three sin- John Wyatt pitched 11!:i innings ington rally. gles and looked ready Several Calloway County students received high ratings to take a of five-hit ball to lead the Kansas - Matty regular turn on the mound for Alou's two-run eighth- o in the annual regional music festival that is now in progress the City A's to a 3-2 victory over inning homer enabled Sox. the New the San " • NIurray State College. 1937: Mike Todd. He was killed in a plane York Yankees, Mickey Francisco Giants to tie the 1939: Eddie Fisher. He left his "girl next The tough native of Hartford, Mantle, rounding Los Alter -ix month, in the Far East the destroyer USS Er- „crash. They had a daughter. Lira, now t. door" bride Ala., into form after Angeles Dodgers, 8-8, in a game Debbie Reynolds to wed 1.14. needs only eight victories being sidelined with hen has returned to San Diego. California. Serving aboard to teach 300 a cold, had called so both teams could cans, lifetime victories-a two hits for the Yankees her is Chad L. Stewart. Seaman. USN, son of Nit-. and Mrs. total achieved last season but 25- planes. Ron Fairly and pitcher by Mil- game winner Whitey Ford worked Johnny Roo). Stew art of NIurrny and the husband of the former Miss waukee's Warren Spahn but which Pudres homered for the has only four innings for the world Dodgers. Vette Thurinati. been attained by only six champions, modern pitchers. indicating he is still Kentucky State (-commissioner of Agriculture Poen S. not ready for heavy duty. Cards Boost Mark \dams says it may be necc-ary to ban -hipmetit,. it live,tock The Los Angeles Angels defeat- quo Kentucky from other states because of the outbreak of inthrax. SPORTS PARADE

- By-OSCAR FRALEY 20 Years Ago This Week tomes kettball luck.• Inlern000001 arreerst - -LA UDE:J(1)A LE, Fla. betting (fudge LV-s- Fealty's farewell Skile-4-114.1.41 "stroke a heir, -bet - re-- he has flectiuns at the end of a Florida to win every -hole. -.4 safari: Halve one and he loses. From 1.250 to '1.500 are expected to attend the State Sir Gaylord will win the Ken- Baptist Training Union Convention to lie held at the First tucky HOLIDAY-Edle Fisher. Derby if his ankle heals in Aruging with immature ball Baptist Church in Murray next week. ROMAN looks glum as reporters In New York ask him about time for a players tbe breaktcp t‘. actress Elizabeth Tayl•ir. shown couple of warmup embarrasses me. Dr. John I.. I liii. out on the town in Rome with British editc•r oi the Ilroadman Press at Nash- ,I actor Richard Curtun, tier co-star •Mare races. After all. I've been privileged ville; will address as Antony" in the film "Cleopatra." Mrs. Sybil I know to know the Murray Rotary_ Gab at its weekly "Burton (right) had said in England a couple of days beforehand a guy who thinks it's a real pros like Joe DI- that there was nothing great gag to 'slip Maggio. meug'-441 ---r-ri‘Li A 17114. to all this talk at romance and divorce as far as she was concerned. a baby alligator J. N. "1luddy" Ryan. veteran coon hunter and past mars in your swimming sus)]. When you see Arnold Palmer - And he crunch a drive fro of canine* field trials and races. Will again considers one under you teel that the play host to three feet a "baby." ball has to wind the Dixie -National Dog Race at CUTTING UP up lop-sided. Itis -fartii just north of Mur- One "friend" is I' always feel ray. April 26th. It'll Be The Yankees out to get even cheated at the • And With a barracuda, live. pony parlors it my horse never Ope 1.1 the barrage ball...ins. at Camp Tyson escaped itc Freddie even gets a rIfICAC.0 tPl - Tile Hutchinson of the Reds call. DEBBIE REYNOLDS stars with mooring Tuesday anti floated away. Later in the day came setter Rob- acts like he can't believe And if you have it The Dodgers ert Altergotit was recuperating to- yet that to go to tne Andy Griffith in the all color the gruniol at Princeton. '• -to lo.y. In World Series day last year really happened. dogs, they make it easy foe you comedy hit "The Second from a sword cut in the leg re- Particularly at Florida's Time ceived in a dueiing October. greyhound garages. Around" playing Sunday thru scene during an Maestro, have By FRED DOWN sing, in order, were the amateur prixiuccion of the operetta the band pias Wednesday at the Varsity Thea- 1 not rd I'll take Sam Manhattan." Orioles with 182 points, the White -New Moon" Snead over Ben nlea,e tre. 30 Years Ago Sex with The accident Hogan in their head-to-head se- This Week NEW YORK ill% - It ol tie the let the Indians wen happened in an au- ries, which 110. the •Red ditorium has to be one of the Ledger and l.me.s F le Yankees and Dodgers in tne World Sox with 117, the known as Cutting Hall. most Twins with widely-wagered events of Ser,es--wsth the Reds Just a for- 94, the Angels with the year. KLAPP BUILT UP ROOFING . gotten filth-play :cam. 73. the Athletics with 32 and the The Call- o_ -ratty 1 k court ..ell the county tax Catch a snook and you're hook- That's the forecast of the 1902 Senaturs with 36. rate for the coming year on the-same hasio: as the past year reict04,00, ed on that kind of fishing BONDED ROOFING UPI Board of Baseball Experts. Braves for & WATER PROOFING at their regular nies•ting"Tuesday. • Ranked Third_ 02 life winch is composed ul 24 writers The Dodgers received a tc.ai Governor laiffiocon today appointed former Circuit Judge *.• to Ii Id 1 got to think that this is the, CONTRACTORS and nroadcasters who have been of 218 points to rank as the com- tear the Dodgers cof Nlavfield as a member coi the lloard of major league teams posite t: k it. make it. in spring No. '1 choice . in the NL And tyawni the Yankees. Regeets of lk-lttrra). State College for a four year term. !tamale inis spring in either despite' I 21 2-, In - Free Estimates - the the fact that the Giaq$ I still think an owner should A p.crt 14 highway engineers from the district of- South or West. Inc experts add. received 10 first place rot to have to announce if LOCAL REFERENCES Incidental.). s:x it isn't "shoot- • LICENSED & BONDED fice at Cadie ..Itoaticoit work on the 'Fri City-Fulton the. Yankees will also for Los Angeles. The t)idgers. ing" all out with his horse. win the World Series. however. got 14 road last week. "the proiepsed road will cut ',Several miles off second - place Too many of them dog et w:t!, Call Collect CHapel 7-311111 - Mayfield. Ky. ,present distance The Yankees were an over- totes to five for 'the tants and ^ the from Murray is. Ftlitcin by highway. their dogs until the spot wheireing choice win and the "ABOVE Max IO ii. proomittent farmer to the Amer- were rated no wor than third price are righL meanwhile ALL" \W.: NEED A GOOD R001.! col the Kirksey cianimini.ty. ican League_nnant but no by any burn- sustained. a few- expert w e five experts ing up the suckers' money. heat) loss last week when his large stock barn er than six teams received first- ranked the named early \\ coke sol,,y Giayfs fourth or fifth. It comes out like four-footed emorning. Five 4:1/Ws. a mare. set eral place votes in the National League The BraveV ranked trtiti-ancl third w slit pottacl- oof ha'. lasge amounts of corn and wheat, and the Dodgers' final point-edge 183 point the Cardinals were In' alto% *bug g. and •farming wer im1,lement5 were completely the Giants was only 218 to fourth yith 165 points and the Guys who wear the iestroyed. 211. Ten points were Reds collars Of awarded for 'ere filth with 161. The their sports shirts turned up make a first-place vote. nine for a sec- c.nsus was that the Reds will me feel a little queasy. third ,lapse ‘'ncie ntifht fur a and so on --I4 experts, more than The greatest hurdles the trot- down ti one point for a 10th. half the 24-man poll, rated them se"l ting hopefuls have to place •••II clear to get - fifth or sixth. legal in Florida are the jai alai Met, Picked Eighth The Pirates with 131 points, the APRIL FIRST Is shown with and dog track operators shooting WALLIS The New York Nets, on of the Cubs with lac the her mother in Sharon. DRUG Mets with 61. l'a, at the same night-time betting ENDS * 'wet new `XL teams. w picked the..Phillies with 55 and. the cults where she was born on you bock. to finish eignth in thi expanded with 3; rounded out the second know what day. She Is Mr. It beats me how football-svacky TONITE "GREYFRIAR'S 10-team cirrson. TtjI Phrtedelpn.a and Mrs. Albert First's first. BOBBY" Ohio come, up with such a has- Will Be Open This Sunday Phiilie- were piked for ninth Sixteen of the 24 experts picked _ place and true 'Houston Colt 45,, the Yankees to win the Wor'd the other n teatn, were picked Series. 4 picked the Dodgers. 2 THRU f. ir last. chose the Sunday Wednesday Tigers and one eat:,, WI WILL Re MOOED from The eds. who surprised the selected the Cardinals and Brave: base I w ,rld by winning *tn.: ANNOUNCING /1 ON a.m. I.. 'I POO p.m. for Otturell Maur 1`41.. psimant, received only THE BdrUti POPP NULSI C %see and were SEVERS RELATIONS COMEDY le YEAR; consigned to fifth place by Inc CPI experti. The defending NL Smith-Corona's champions got one second-plate QUITO, Ecuador 1,11/ - Envoys UN vote and ttek tor third place but from Polaod.. Czechoslovakia and I I.SPE( 11 LS,/ were rated from fourth-to-sixth it, Fidel Castro•D Cuba got their wet:k- Heavy Duty the league by the 17 other ex- aki papers form the Foreign Mini- MICHIGAN PEA: MOSS. 5. Lbs. $1.9S pert.. stry here TueSday night. ENTER II COLUMNS, TOTAL 12 LAWN AND GARDEN FERN/Min, 50 Lbs. The Yankees received 22 fird- The ministry formally GRASS I.'S notified SEED 5 Lbs 1.95 place votes and two sec ,nd-piocc the charges d'affaires LADIES GARDEN of the three SHOVEL 1.9S. votes for 238 points. The Tugs nations that Ecuador had broken Electric Adding Machine who got the other tv.., relations with their aoternments votes in the AL. had'15 for see .ti. and that tney would have to get AODY GRIFFITH STAR-KS HARDWARE 5 for third and sine With . . . DEUIE FY Os for fourt:-, out of the country "wthin a reason- STEVE FORREST d• 210. %Ants., . . • able "IsSUFIRAY'S YARD AND GARDEN STORE.' Credit Balance JULIET PRO WSE it• Step-Over Multiplication THEMA IITTElt lock F0. Single, Double and Triple Cipher Bars u•Ms EleCtric Correction . Two Color Ribbons RiAY=liveln Dr Multiplication Counter Theatre Non-Print Key s LmU Non-Add Key f5r...iXOf Fla OPENS 600 • • SHOW STARTS And Many Other Fine Features • I ' only $26150 là Cia•mascope old COLOR RENN FORD BETTE DAVIS ' IP . fITIPS'ER 'ELECTRIC AODER/S , HOPE MU ARIMR tittimal start at.5126.50

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SACRAMENTO, Calif. 6M - The TRENTON, N. J. 'UK - Band- California Legislature got around leader Raul Pops Whiteman, 72, . ualon Cotta, 1-0, with to approving the 15th Amendment was reported in 400d condition to- ide going 8% innings to the U. S. Constitution Tuesday day at Helene Fuld Hospital where a Morgan was sent ai —nearly 100 years after it passed he has been under observation for elinal batter. McBride, Congress. the last week for a TWO BEDROOM FRAME House possible respi- season, had a no-hitter DE KALE PULLET'S, READY 1'0 ratory and heart with attached garage at 921 North The condition. ighth Inning but then FOR SALE lay. Phone PL 3-342.2, Murray amendment, approved by 18th St. N OTICE ORDINANCE Dr. Ftayinond E. Miller, said nly in the Cal PL 3-4933, owner. Hatchery. a7c NO. 382 BEING AN Congress Feb. 26, 1859, forbids game at Foit Tuesday that Whiteman's condi- 1 4 PARTS FOR ALL ELECTRIC a7p ORDINANCE FIXING AND DE- states from depriving Negroes of Western tion was not serious and that he SHAVERS. LINDSEY'S JEWEL- Kentucky Stages, Inc. has TERMINING PRICIDS FOR CEA- their voting rights on the basis applied tea would probably be released within /tit game, the Angels ERS. a30 1957 VOLKSWAGEN, LOCAL car, the Interstate Commer- TIFDC.1ATES OF USE TO BURIAL of race or previous conditions of TRUCK with ce a few days. Whiteman was admit- olt 45s, 4-1, at Dallas, 1954 FORD 11-TON sun roof, radio, while wall tires, Commission,. Department of LOT'S :IN CITY OF MURRAY slavery. Motor ted March 27. • e Witt starred for the 66 Ford muter, flat bed, air sys- baby blue, $825.00, quick sale. Transportation, Frankfort, CEMETERY IN SECTIONS G NEW MERCHANDISE — IF IT'S Ky., and AND L Now there are only three hold- The musician, h a three-hit pitching 3-5,505. 15 MOS. OLD SHETLAND PONY Public Service Commis- AND ANY SECTIONS who became fa- new you'll see at first at Starks tem, good tires. Call PL sion, outs - maryland, Kentucky e for seven innings. brown with white Nashville, Tenn., fur an in- OR ADDITIONS HEREA.E"FER and mous during the Twenties, lives Hardware, tic a9p mane and tail, Tennessee. - - $85.00, _cheap. crease in passenger fares. These PLATTED IN CITY OF adtaftRAY near Lambertville, N. J. hington charges Senators cash- 16 FT BOAT A N D TRAILER will be posted in the com- CEMETERY; DEFINING C ER. two five-run pany's TAIN innings with 700 Mercury motor. Motor depots, and are available TERMS USED HEREIN, the at the Pittsburgh Pirates, ( YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY used very little. Convertible top, company's office. These AND FIXING THE MINIMUM te two * 4' changes are to Yesterday's Puzzi• homers by Ro- air horns, skis, life jackets, speed- to be effective May NUMBER OF G R A 'trES FOR CROSSWORD PUZZLE 15, 1962. ente and one by Bill ometer, 2 gas tanks, fire exting- Anyone desiring to pro- WHICH A CERTIFICATE OF test may do USE ACROSS 9-Scrubs Gibbon, uue to pitch uisher, anchor. Priced to sell. See so by filing a protest MAY BE ISSUED, le-Number SOO 1119M MOO .!sday night with any of the above 1-Athletle It-Elude M00 MOMS against the f, Tommy Carroll, 1105 Pogue or Commis- groups 11-Shutti•coek OMMS a BUSINESS sions, such protest to 6-Pie shed ODU MMOOMOROM Phillies in Pitts- be in ac- In badminton call PL 3-1489 or PL 3-2723. a7c BE IT ORDAINED BY THE 11-Showy . lifted in the second cordance with the Rules and Reg- 16-Not on• maw DOgIO COMMON COUNCIL OF THE 13-liecome pals 16-Competition RS UMO ROME ng a five-.run Wash- ulations of the Commissions, stat- 14-Prefix: not 31-Marsh plant CITY OF MURRAY, KENTUCKY, 15-Native of 9RM MRS OMROM ing the grounds 23-Stong 1957 BUICK 4 DOOR, CLEAN upon which the AS FOLLOWS, TO-WIT: Bosnia 25-Small MO MOO MOM OM protest is made. 17-ConJunctlon opening MOM@ MOM ORM DIRECTORY and in top mechanical condition. 12-Illuminated 27-Poem hau's two-run eighth- SECTION I. From and after 'POLICE' DOG—Mrs. Dorothy 21i-irrult MMMO MMO MB Local car. Phone PL of oak 23-Exclamation ler enabled the San 3-5029. a7c the date of the Worley points to area near 21-Hint MMOM DEMME final adoption of 22 20-Restralnta ;iants to tie the her Santa Venetia, Calif., -Supercilious 31-Wts• answer SOMMOMMOO MOM Los this ordinance, Certificates of Per- MUM HELP WANTED I home where five escaped San 24-tuer /2-Suds OMMM MOMM dgers, 8-8, in a game MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES missive Use of burial lots in Sec- rluonnctlon OMMO MOSM OMR ADDING HOUSE TRAILERS FOR SALE convicts were round- 33-Condltlott oth teams could catcs i tions G and L and any Quentin 26-li continent with rain and section and TYPEWRITERS Ledge.r & Times PL 3-1916 camping trailer, ed up by police. That's her 22-Academic ball a Fairly and pitcher 24-foot, tandem SERVICE or addition hereafter platted in 39-1 lbersts 44-Consume Sales & Service MEGliANUC. Full time. dog Dukie, whose continued subjects 34-Instant arcs humered for the axle, only $395.00. 1956 General, City .ef Murray Cemetery shall be 25-13s borne 441-Shade trees 47.Land Boone's Automatic Laundry, Con- 35-Happy 43-Prefix. measure and are barking led her to call police. 30-Short talk Ledger de Times PL 3-1916 PRINTING 45-foot, two bedrooms $2195.00. hereby priced as follows, 31-Single time 37-Clavey earth double 45-Sun god tact 0. B. Boone. a7c to-wit: 32-Scrap 1956 New Moon, 35-foot, excellent 34-Hike Ledger az Times PL 3-1916 1 2 3 4 5 OCCD.26 7 8 9 10 DRUG STORES shape, $1605.00. (a) Residents of 35-Thietan All trailers priced the City of HelP A gazelle NO PL 3-2547 to sell. Paducah Road Murray, shall be charged $25.00 36-Slay II 12 41113 Scott Drugs TYPEWRITER RENTAL across from CrIPPIelJ IS.Basin for Certificate of Permissive Use Children Pipeline Station, Mayfield CH 7- 39-Blaz• ...•17 AND SERVICE to each grave. 41.Stgn of 14 :!:!&MI5 16 %rt... INSURANCE 9066. a7c zodiac :t Mk* 42-Suffix: '1.2 1 Ledger & Times PL 3-1916 (b). Non-residents of the City ttc Frazee, Melugin & Holton pertaining to 11 of Murray shall be charged 43-Stomp on "' i.411 Gen. Insurance PL 3-3415 $50.00 44-Culle_g• USED AUTO PARTS EIGHT tBOOM HOUSE, two acres for Certificate of Prionasive Use -degree "IIIIIIIIIiiiilillIE::.':'..121 MIN LADIES_REAMAR to each_graue----7- /i1Wrray Auto '&11-vage -1iare1 Rd. 46-Ripped with Wili-1111111111 giiii IMMICi. i'! claws ?Au, utuipmen- AB Models-FL 3-3756 call 489-2108. alOp SECTION II. Non-residents of G.VI 43-st ings 11P.•:•:•: the City' of ill' Weird :Ytte.:.•!:7111M1ll Murray who own real 51-Remains :SpUN :;:s*1111llR33'''4%,32 .v.• estate within the City of Murray DOWN sle.f.mt and pay taxes' 37 thereon to the City to such extent only, are hereby 2 of Murray, shall be considered as I-Labors la Am ;V° :"7 AP011em repealed. 2-31. caret 38 if39 -"W Rsione4PIAN residents of the City of Murray 3-Indefind• V article a° JUI within the meaning of this ordin- SECTION V. This ordinance 4-Queen of 42 11143 44 rA 43 D. at ance. shall take effect from and after fairies • „ 5-Port fro 46 IN 49 ov. UT va.cm.o. the date of its final adoption by 4-Sect SECTION III. No person 47ll• 4$1111 shall the. Common Council of the City 7-Hurried be permitted to purchase 1-World 30 a Cer- ut Murray, Kentucky. WIN51 tificate of Permissive Use to organization •lII burial Passed on first reading on, 6th Unit-) Distr. by United Festurt Syndicate, tar,, 7 lots in Sections G and L and day of April, 1962. il A f el Ss it serrNen "The Mounted Police were this delay" he arid "Bat at any new addition in City of Mur- Taiu Bailie li..j i pivst is going on?"' lam least you Strike s ray Cemetery for less than COMMON • rei.abie hoar •.t AIlS Pliii,e1,11011a told a-hat two COUNCIL, CITY !.'YNOLDS stars with hank tot the nrossion to rip-roaring asked. army How elk they aft wrien (2) graces, except where single OF MURRAY, KENTUCKY Fort Benton in the Montana-Canada APRIL ith in the all color "Two days ago, when we you moved into Hay Lake" graves remain in a lot. SPECIAL bordei country He twas • tendei !ors By: HOLMES ELLIS, TWO "The Second T;rne • among ruoiless men slid ne- had were massing our troops quiet- -Bow de MerCeriarie. ever Mayor -TRACK TRIPLE TILT feeling* tor Ins lousin. Dove asKeia with the SECTION IV. All ordinances or City of Murray, laying Sunday thru tendet ly, ready to gather In Mr. Strike act ?" Flagg Kentucky ALUMINUM STORM WINDOW $16.30 Demurest_ 4• a • y borrowings scorn of protessioner eni• portions of ordinances of City of W1NTERSEAL STORM at the Varsity Thoa- through Dove • father to Dove B and all oil. men. But Major the Ai 1 DOOR 926.00 leaked Murray in new husband Cleland Sfrake were Kingston can muster only a c-cr• "The enthusiasm conflict herewith, to STANFORD ANDRUS why fain was sent West in IX79 flurry doubt the extent STARKS What gnu. •brike up .o" Nuitri ne handfin of men. II Strike has out of dlem in a i of suCh conflict and City Clerk ltc HARDWARE entnns. repay the money. These were en. fired up the %trine. Kingston If they ever nae muck tar bang wanterl for Strailes empire ot1I•ri- Strike found out about fern a and WS troopers will die." team )0FING prohing• iniormation and ga‘e trig. ano 1 Wonder lust now Fide IT was ki• settin here paiavertn I'LL BET THE RR/ERIS RISING... orders to • nerechman Dirty Nose Cony. many Would nave crosseo the 'MUZZLE UNLOADEr-Edwin LIKE IT'S NBER THE Sono, it Coil. Dern* nadn t 'hot ain't Win no good," De M. Walker, the former gen- NEXIT THING YOU KNOW nave been assassi- border with reim in any eace, 667O 570P PROOFING Smith. Tam would said. "Let's get Liracittn' eral who (iJE LL BE HAMS FLOODS... sutra klindhp that Strike WAD Co voe with the shadow of the noose resigned over a RAIN0.46! for • fonn to Durk (301Iv end man 'Right, Flagg said. He gave beckoning tc the north." political activity ruckus and Oil friend Brock took ram ,nto now Is hiding at the mulled cabin where an arm signal. anti the column hat will happen to thern running for the Texas • Colly's pretty Yetis nalt-breed broke into a trot. With the four "Not much. The gubernatorial nonii nation, ark1M7Firim Stephanie was nts bouse- quieter this daughtet strides along in Washington, kee per. troopers riding behtna, the three thing is itept tnt oetter, my f From fief and nor tattier. tarn where he role with Flagg to the north. sups iors think. Wet' let these went to testify in I' nas learned en••ugh to be alarinerl throng. our loose the Senate probe of I I-I about Doi, I gaiety Strike la bent The ion, snake of the column men seep "muz- exploiting up- zling" of it on tornentil, gnu an strung out inc dust drifting guard if they wish anti make the military. rising of t!.. %Idle Peon's against &AAA & the (...narti,r• governnient. Strike down the breeze. Flagg scnb- themselves scarce. Witten they ll hado I told lse. that tie nun • Site bled a note and handed it to • be glad :btu, wiring the &Jetta '4,, to one trooper. The man rode off. NANCY found thi. vut gnu about nib part -The Army brass a bit tetchy be Ernie Rwahmillwr in the uprising oe• auks be took ner "You think the Meng might about this thing ?" Cony asked. with Mir t& the Mena war camp — Rsvsse— Doge beaten the border?" Flagg "Plenty The last thing they • prisoner After was hold up at dasSrIestesrs Era_ STOP THAT-- IT'S NOTJ nearly to death tn a Mr ot anger ,1 3, asked, want is a national scandal Our Strike she was rise r,efl ny Tani HURTING the.. 'nal( nest sway Ir”rn non. "There's a possibility." Tam relations with Canada and Brit- ME 74,u Tame luck change t 0,...,1 .1 said. "Pierre 1.11Crote is an in- am are already strained by this 4 gri • I rue Rurreetieei with the Devoe, ttit 4%* Crud •1' 4• Yeti, in 11,troving two spired leader, but he has no affair of Sitting Bull imagine of Sirikes ammunition - Hupp!) how to handle a mass of what an armed Insurrection 111150113. ict 40. men And I think he KnOwa It. mounted from American SOU ClIAPTEP. 31 And tie does not like Clee would do to international friend- tOlt nUARTERING to the left, the Strike." ships. 1 tell you, If the Melia group saw the drifting "And I don't suppose he de- have crossed the °order, one llvered i 11 the arms nes prom- Chance Flagg, late lieutenant ob\ dust cloud that marker the 77/40 progress of -flan y horsemen tsed." Flagg said. "Not If you U.S.A., will be emigrating Co 77 They were riding north In col- men destroyed two of his wag- Australia" umn the sun glinting from pol- ons. Good work, that." From the rear of the column ished orass and blued steel. "It was touch an go for a came a rider, galloping hard. while," Tam said. "But I think Flagg rode beck to meet MM. riw Tam 13.arrie felt his heart lift at the sight. you're right about the result. They held a short discussion as hard- •:`,946.111.1111 Notthe fault of these men Those who stayed in the Matta they rode, Flagg and the young men with the two Oars afig•ilms I. 11. IP 1 P. CPO - Li • oboy "nor camp may the were faced man that they were immobilized by 4.•.• .011 by Om* byebyb • .-• •-• • conflicting orders, the victims not happy about the shortage of a captain on his shoulder turned of confused policy and poor De- of rifles and Use tack of two tabs. Finally the captain partment planning. These were cannon Strike had promised oft to the head of the column. group. LIL' fighting men who knew their them The" love the little can- Flagg returned to the ABNER says must los Ai Capp Mi.iiness. And they looked it. non; Met; think of them as a "Thet'captain we crossing An officer riding near the tallenein of sure victory. But hold the llitetis from LET JUDGE WHETHER THIS did said, head of the column, swung out Flagg, now you change the border,' Flagg WITNESS IS f--100MtN."-AH'vE ewily-and quick- already long to meet them. Four troopers sides so so 'If they ain't I-4AD SOME BORDERLINE CASES ly?" gone." Cony said. dropped In behind him. Tarn IN M,AH RACKET—WHICH IS saw then that it was Chance The lieutenant laughed. "M- "3/1'sieu' Flagg these men of come upon my MARRVIN'1.• Flagg. ways the same side, Barrie," he yours---if we order "Who are you, hnd where are staid. "Civilians seem to think people will you your men Gabriel you going 7" Flagg demanded, that the Army is sound asleep, to fire upon them?" standing clear of the line of Sir, the Army knows there Is Valter asked, fire of hie men. dynamite in this country, and "They are American eitizens, Tam looked at tire single bar on a short fuse. My superiors most of them," Flagg said, have many sources of Informs- "They have the right tó cog f of a first Lieutenant thief graced "Major" Flagg'/ uniform. He lion good ones. They cad wind where they please, and to bear looked at the ready carbines of of Strike's mad plan before It arms. Only if they try to er01111 the four troopers, He raised an Warr IL month old. So orders the line, to attack Major Kings- open palm. went to the Southwest for a ton's men, will we be forced to Flagg. "We are friends. Flagg. rm lieutenant named Chance fire on 'hem. As for Strike, I'll the Tam Barrie. This ir Cony De- They fitted him With a faked hale him into custody like credentials as a cashiered common thief abet murderer voe, and Gabriel Valler, a leader set of • palmed tam off on. is." of the bletis.". hellion, and ne "How did you knelt.; my Cleland Strike. For five months "My people, they might get Raffle?" Flagg asked 'sh'sharply'.I sat ,on that' powder .keg, exeite', when they see the SQl- "A few days ago: I wa.a the sweating every time. a new con- diem," Verner said, frowning. came ABBIE AN' SLATS. -herb woman's brother, 1 made tingent of drifters into "Some hilthead invent etre the the flay hake ramp. Man' Am rifle. Many peof14 could get the' travelei to take Dove De- - • •4:1 marent away.._4rorn' Hay Lake," I pleased that phSse of it's hurt Let us ride ineact I still Inftnence SEE XWAT I KAN,HONEY - TarS said. e fairer!" "•• have in the,.council. "Don't blame you,"_,Colly ask' If them they are alone, FRIED DISASTERS J/1416T 700 -• _ -111.g_psn we.rea poye • MUCH .1sidl"jitraiyre a.s ra arrn, In RV; tgey Fa% THEM nes.r?:r; *I r%":‘"larait-llatjyreese•stersis. aprinf words." • ThLATatillikeT "1-"Taite a Cs head. ""We ring 'enough to :AG my ambushed Strike's supply wag- leetle trap," - The column moved northeast Ong last night We got two of Flagg frowned. -"Don't think "as the iiieuteirlant con.sIdered TO IT I them. hut he took the third one I'm happy about it," be said.. S'alier-s pirbposai. Finally Flagg to the lifet:e camp and passed "We misi:ed StOke, and there'll:I rode off to confer with the cap% out the rifles. He and his nand- be ben to Play If he and the Wm He was gone for son* ful of men, with netale a eon.. Mato break across the boyder. tune. When he came back he tired Melia fighters, are riling We had the infantry from Fort said: "Captain Flores says Its for the border. And with him. Ansinibnine in position, but worth trying. He doesn't want from, the Menu camp, he took there was a lash-up in orders anyone killed if it can he helped. Dove Dernarest." to the cavalry from Fort Ellis. I'm to escort you within sight "The devil, the rotten &vitt" Telegraph wire down, I think." of the Mete., if they are still Flagg said. "And fly ellen c Tutu shook his head. "Some there. Then it's ••p to you." stop him short of the bottle ." good into may die because of (To Be Continued Tomorrow) ▪ OD --DM ...bb mon

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. - . ?MVP IT3U11 •••• IP --'S.-- & 11112S—SttilltIAT, KENTUCKY ckTURT)1)' -- .-\PRTL 7. 1962 Miss Jane Hubbs and. Frank Richman .1 c hull Il-i' hat was a flower pill- Married box, also of Pans pink, and inn Mrs. J. B. Burkeen - PLaza 3-4947 A tScotts Grove Church on Sunday other accessories were navy. Her corsage was of white carnations. The groom's mother, Mrs. Rick- man, wore a beige sheath dress with a black and white flower hat. Her other accessories were of black nylon lace and her c VI sage was also nini; Immediately following the cere- ii mony .a reception was.held at the " 'Smith. D. L. Scalg, John Per- Murray Woman's 'Club House. and Gilbert Searfos. Social Calendar Arrangements of white glactini were used to decorate the mantle ine Spring Creek Baptist I and piano. The bride's table inns Church 'Woman's Missionary Se- Saturday. April 7 lio:n.m./kers C .t,- tla ..% ill meet at the overlaid with a white satin cloth The wornen ciety will meet at the church of S. John's .F.pis- homeN. of Mrs. ry iMeReynulds a• with overlays of net .and ipiters ewe( Church will 1:30 pal. hate rum- at 1 p.m. wita Ars. Ellis Ross' knots of 'white satin ribbon. The mage sale in •• • the American Legtnn Paschall giving the lesson. - - boantinfl centerpiece was of white a Hall • • = The Kirksey School beginning at 8 asin Parent- stuck centered With yellow sum- • -4 ThachFi-X4ociation The Calloway County High will -meet at mer daisies in .a crystal container. • the school at 7:30 p.m. Monday, April tth School Parent Teacher Associirs The four tiered wedding cake all The Woman's • • • Society 02 Chris- non Executive Board will meet in white was topped with a bride ste.h.., Circles of the First 1 .11 ServicV Abe_ aha.schsaul at tr:30- wan- Baptist and groom statuette. The appoint- • dist Church will have a special Church WMS will meet as fOl- _ ments were all iri crystal. study on --The :Weaning r Surs lows: I ;with Mrs.' Ramie ?alien! Serving the guests were firing" by Mrs. Walter Misenke The Sigma Department of the and 11 with Mrs. S. S. Herne : Mis. Hazel Tun, Mrs. Billy Rob Man- in the social hall from 7:30 t.; Murray .W0:flan's Club will meet at 10 a.m.: Ill with. Mrs. Chit field, Misses 9 pm. a: the club house at 6:30 p.m. with Key and IV with Mrs., L. Joyce Spana, Sharon Outland, as. the Sigma Kindergarten students, at 2:30 p.m. Barthela Wrather, tricia Beale. parents, and teachers as guests. and Sandra McClure. • • • Background The Alice Waters Circle of the Hoses will be Mesdames Her- music was furnish- WSC'S ed by Mrs. Billy of, the First Meth:dist man Ellis. Lleyd Boyd. Will Turner at the F• Murray Star Chapter No. 4331 piano. Church will meet in the senior Steely, B:11 Thiirrnan. and The register was kept by Gene Order of the Eastera Star will youth r..om for a short. business Landon. Miss Susan Mdrton and Miss Con- Sarah Churchill Engaged — Actress Sarah Churchill. 47, ild its regular meeting at the session preceding the Spiritual uc • • • nie Fairchild. I Masonic Hall in 7:30 daughter of Britain's famed Sir Winston. St:TV:CC. pm. Following t h c reception t h e p.o.e.: with her The Bethany Suncray Sch•iol • • • • couple left for a short wedding Class of the First Baptist Church fiance. Baron Andley, 48. :ifter announcing that their be- trip with the bride wearing a • The Graves will meet at the home of Mrs.. Cora Circle of the Group I of tne CWF of the First Petite suit of blue wool with black throthal Coliege Wells PurdorTs. Sr., at 7:30 p m. had approval of her father and mother. The wed- Presbyterian Church will Christian Church will meet at patent accessories. They will mak.s meet with Group VI. Mrs. Luther at the home of Mrs. Robert The, hdine of Mrs. Gregg Milinr their home at 1641 Miller Avenue ding, date as yet midecideni, will be Miss Churchill's third, Jones at p.m. Mrs. Edwin Lar- Downs captain. m charge. , with Mrs. Ruby Farmer and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rickman and both will continue their stud- son will • • • give a book review. Gatlin Cloptun as- cohostesscs ies at Murray State College. and the second for her artist-designer gr(iutn-to-be. - • • • \i‘tie %Euzelian Sunday School Miss Jane Hubbs and Frank over blue polished at ^:30 p.m. Mrs. P. A. Hart will cotton made Out of town guests ClaSS of the First Baptist Church le;ne .1:•ie prngram mcmn4 Rickman were married Sunday. princess ineludNi, a pleas,' style with matching ••• .frhe Bell Hays Circle of the will meet with Mrs. Denny April I. at three o'clock Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Jones. Miss Smi:n. nn.nnyngenny_menting, in the headpiece and shoes. She carried WSCS of the - 7it MutlIncrint Sharpen date. afternoon Juanita Jones, Mrs. Syble Wal- -Street-at- 7:30 p.m. In at the ScoTTS &Drove a Colonial bouquet of blue —HAVE YOUR WINTER Church will meet carna- lace. Mr. and Mrs. Treman Pace CLOTHES SUMMERIZEDI in the social charge will be Grow) VI cum- •. • Baptist Church with the Rev. Bil- tions with satin hall at 7:30 p.m. streamers the and daughter. Patricia, l'aducah; po8nl• of Menciames Smith. capt ly Turner. pastor, performing the &nor of her dress. • • • _nnanni, silt-.__The_Grace Wyatt_ Cinele- nef_tins nk.alaiss ring- eerentense. Mr. and.Mrs Curtis...11ulabs,.-M JONES CLEANERS s. German-Outland, -Mis °User Lee. t C. 1.""fge The bride it e youngtn snliTisses -21--n Ct Catholic ChureLi will Meet _an tine _R,ani. Parket -azsdnialtaaass Me -Meet- statiester - of-Mr.- and -and flebercirtrattannt7ntrare Jane-linfIntliailnainst son, Mr. and h7ime of Mrs. John T.. Bry'ar.t. BaptistDaniel: with Mrs. Kenneth Harrell as the Hubbs and Mr. Rickman is the tresses designed identically to that Mrs. Bob Rogers and FREE MOTH PROOFING and EXPERT ATTENTIOISJ . *. • daughter, Diane, Mrs. Waktrop Drive. at 7:30 p.m. hostess. Members please note only son of Mr. and Mrs. Hay- .df the matron of honor, with Miss. Elsie. Puck- — • • ett, Mrs. Circle V of- the firs") Baptist change in meeting date. den Rickman. Cherry's being pink a nd bliss Jean Stinker and sm. lane Oak; Mr. and The executive committee of :ne C W MS 10.' 11 meet at Tall burning tapers in white Outland's yellow. They wore mat- Mrs. Billy Ray Reid United Church Women will meet Banns: Mnso.n t 7 p.m wrought iton branched candelabra ching headpieces and shoes and and daughter. Missy, at 10 a.m, Reidland; Mr. and Mrs. Henry in the educationaf •' • Wednesday. April 11th illuminated the -altar scene. On both carried Colonial bouquets to building aawrenee. Our) Wilson, of the First M.sthan.n. Tuesday. April 10th The Woman's Society of Chris- either side were tall wrought iron match the color ef their dresses. Mayfield. Church. liepreientatives from ar.1 Mr. and Mrs. Tummy Rickman, The Murray Manufacturing tian Service of the First Methodist stands with baskets of white glad- Billy Kopperud was the best chnrenes In this area are invited.. Wives. Fulton; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rich- Club will hate its dinner Church will have its second spec- ioli with white satin bows. Palms man for the groom. The ushers WANTED! man and son, Bobby. Dukedom. •••••• rne.ting a' Triangle Inn at ial study in the social nall from also enhanced the background were Vernon Shaw Stubblefield. Tne Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. 'Wilton Halt who picked, up a small Pomeranian South Pleasant Grove')6 id in H •• s will be Mesdames 7:30 to 9 p.m. scene. The candles were lignted Steve Fairchild, Will David Sykes. an' and children, Mrs. Celia Hawks, by Miss susan Morton and Steve Billy Mayfield. Lathan, Tenn.; registered female dog at Wickliffe, Kentucky, Wed- Fairchild. ,nephew of the bric'e. ,Mr. and Mrs. Sun- Mrs. Hubos. mother of the bride. ny Hubbs and children. Mrs. Charles Tutt. pianist, and Stan. Jen- nesday morning please contact Beckham Phillips, wore a Weinberge original na.y ny Lynn, and Scott. Sonny Hubbs. brither if bride, Tamora. Ill.; silk pebble crepe costume suit Mrs. Gene Fairchild and children. soloist, presented a program...1i Phone ED 5-5181. with full length coat over a slim Steve. Connie, Mark, nuptial music preceding and dur- and Matt, sheath accented with Paris pink Baton Rouge, La. ing the ceremony. Mr. Hubbs sang "Always". "Because", and 'The Lord's Prayer." The traditional wedding marches were used for the processional and the reces- sional. . The bride, given nn marriage Easter Seals Easter Seals Easter Secls Easter Seals Easfer Sean by her father. was lovely in a ballerina length gown designed Easter Seglt Easter Seals Easter Seals Easter'.a1.3 Easter Seals by Bridal Original mad.' of Chantilly lace and French tulle. Easter Sea's iaster Seals Easter Seals Easter .iealt Easier Seals The slim fitted bodice with Sa- Easter Seals Easter Seals Easter Seals Easter .5.?OiS Erister Seals • brina neckline "wasaccented with iridescent sequins and seed pearls Easter Seals Easter Seats Easter Seals E2nrer See6 Easter Serlis n-ith long fitted sleeves whirls terminated in Calla lily points Easter Seals Easter Sects Eester Seals Easter Seals Eoiter Seats with self covered buttons. The Colonial overskirt of French tulle Easter Seals Easter Seals Easter Seals Easter Seals fo:.ter SeaG and lace medallions was birder- Easter Seals Easter Seals Ea..4.- Seals Easter Seals Ea0er s.....ez • ee with a deep scalloped hem of :if lace iner a ruffled double pet- Easter Seals Easter Seals Is Easter Sealss ticoat of net. 'Her elbow length veil of illusion Easter Seals Easter Seals Easier EaEaster"e sCe•=e-iii4. fell frnm a high crown tiara of Ea'rter Seals Easter Seals • Lace' and geed pearls. She carried Easter Sects a C .1i tnal bouquet of white nises Easter Seals Easter Seal, East3r Seals EasterEasteP S arid lilies of the valley _showered with cascading streamers of white Easter Seals Easter Seals Easier Seals Easter Seao:: satin ribbon. Palm Gene Fairchild of Baton Custer Seals Easter Seals • Easter Seals Eas:sr Seals • 1Rouge: La.. wins her sister's mat- Ecv.ter eclis Easter Seal. ,Easter Seal:. runnot hcasur, She wore a street Ev:!--..r Sects - length dress of paste) blue tulle Caster Seals Easter Se' "Issfer Seals Easter Seals Erstcr Seals Easter S Ifcr Seals 'ase, Seals Er ;4er Seals Easter S .a),... ; ''.,:e: r sSi liss Easter Seals EASIER EGGS-Four of the most costly Easter eggs ever created are adridred by Anne Las PERSONALS ex!. ti.tion in Lord in. Tt.ey were gifts exchanged among members of Ilia Easter Seals Easter ' q4k‘ Erster Seals old Busman royal family. The si in•ent egg ilefti features a clock in which a diamond. Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Jordan are set atipent Indicktes the time. It is Aecorated with gold, marble, and royal blue enanieL cix.ncl:ng the weekend with his Eas'ei- Seals East-- ‘ \ See& EasEctet.stferSea sac li4s The • 1\if coronation egg (secondi has a replica of the imperial coach used at the czar's cur- Jaine Jordan and family ,, , onauon :vsfer Seals in 11s96 inside. The lilies of 'the valiey egg (third. is In gold, pearls and rose if Fort Chaffee, Ark. E ' esat diamonds. Biggest is the cuckoo egg ifuurthi, a yellioW, green and red goki-on-cnaniel • * 0 cat-tabula. faster Seals Era Easter Seals -A Spring inside the clock releases a cuckoo'whnh rses. beats its wings laud Mr. \4 e. andst ff. Total val'ae of tiles! Easter eggs ta about 83.50,000. • 'and Mrs. Bobby Joe Wade. Easter Seals E ‘43;sIs Faster Saall; 7001 runt' Ninth Street. are the parent.; of a son. Jerry Joe. wenn- Easier Seals ,s Ectifiet Seals ONE H( JR SERVICE rig even pounds one ounce, darn n Saturday, 'March 24, at the Easter Seals Ectsi' k‘.0! ‘s Erer.—t S,!..als Murray }Insarital. They have two Easter Seals Easter nther children. Sue Ann and , is Easter Seats * DRY CLEANING SPECIALS * Keith Mr. Wade is with the Sou- Easter Seals Easter Scvls Easter Secsis thern Bell Telephone COmpann. The gfandparents are Easter MONDAY, APRIL 9th. THRU THURSDAY, APRIL 12 W. W Wade Easter Seals Seal Seals iif Conned., Springs Mrs. Sallie Wade ..f Memphis, Tenn.. and Mr. Easter Seals Easter Seal Sae Aeal Eatcrs'iter Ltelia;: and Mrs_i_A.. Mann +0. Easter Seals Easter Seals .t-Zr .4a Is taeor Seals Easter Seals Easter. Seals SSeeaalis ,Itsis Easter Mr • and. Min Jimmy Wilson of Seals .1 Snirrningtorn'Roit.c: Two announce Easter Seals Easter Seel; :ieels ealt East* Sea's 0 se birth of a son. Ronald• ()Wayne, ....Inning eight r(ounns 14 ,eances, • Easter Seals Easter Seat Seats- Sears Eas),., Seas ea norn on Thursday. April in the DRESSES Eastf'r Easte: Seals Varras. Hospital. They,have one ,Seals-' - • Sivas EissLr :S 4ierlc, (PI AIN1 " niter 9• 1 D.Ttald Wayne. Age trr: R° 0er Seals- Easter Seals ter SS:41alcs -Easter 2 E. - Easter Uats. .1. r..rs .1(tne. The geandpirents ace Mr. 'rid Mrs! Bill Hurt of- • MIX OR MATCH :EM Aurray Itiine nnd :Mr. and hits. 11.1ns 'Whom of Murray Routs toX. Storages TI16 great grandparetn!-' are r HELP CRIPPLED CHILDREN HELP' . ' nannt) • v 0:41401Pbrin • kr • .sr O' Mfg. Erne. Kingina .Cold- ONE HOUR sneer. Mr Raymond Carnal of' r; arrived Wednesday- after- DAILY LUGER° & TIMES MARTINIZIG ' f ir a visit in• the ho.mc., \II. .ir.r.1 Mrs. Richard Smrh, On The square • • 1: r•ni. es • • • !SHY WASHY NO. 1 PICKUP STATIONS . WISHY WASHY NO. 2 . Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Melugin vin'ing their daughter, Mr; O NE HOUR SERVTCE- , and Mi flinty, of jJ .• d Ark

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