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'A' S. 1962 14410164 Xi X Zen XI Round Xenfuety Coftininety Newgpaper In God Largest Circulation We In The City Trust Largest Circulation In milk, eggs The County ill peppers. id crumbs. United Press International IN OUR 83rd YEAR Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, . oven May 9, 1962 Ukk.‘1.- 1'O1'UI-V1ION 10,100 for AN. Vol. LXXXIII No. 110 'es 4. Douglass Twins Are oSTA N. B. Ellis Joins salmon Lodge No. 105 Elected Members In Patton Real cottage 1 Beta Gamma Sigma Estate 'Troop No. 45 ;hells • Host To Meet Ann and Gail Douglass, twin water J. 0.. Pattonhas announced that • daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Top Plans Har- Winner Are N. B. Ellis is now associated wilh Made or mar- sold Douglass of North Twelfth District Mason him in the real estate business Street. have been elected to mem- located in the Gatlin bership in the Alpha Building. of Missis- Ellis successfully At Camporee sippi Chapter completed all of Beta Gamma, the requirements Sigma. of the Kentucky To The annual, meeting Real Beautify of Masons Estate Commission at a re- Troop 45 Park Both formerly attended Murray of the First Methodist District No. 2 will be held at the cent examination in Louisville. State College and are now grad- Church was the top Ribbon win- Murray High School Auditorium He formerly owned and operat- ner -ained uate students in accounting at at the Chief Chennubby Dis- on May 12th. The East entrance ed the N. B. Ellis Company Plans for the beautification of tubs around the University of Mississippi. They on trict Camporee held at the Boy the s,ciaare are in the will be used. East Main Street. He invites the city park are nose being form- plans of Rose nnesan were notified of their election by his Scout Reservation last week-end. and Garden Club, friends to visit ulated according to representa- Junior Murray a letter from Joseph him in regard to They won the Presidential Rose and Garden Club, Lodge No. 105 is the L. Presley, their Ci- tives of the city council. president realtor needs. tation which is awarded Frank the Bustnese and Professional Wo- host lodge and Flavil M. Robert- of the chepter. the best Lancaster and almon. all around Troop. Frank Ryan. and men's Club and the Kiwanis Nub. Add son is Master. Murray is Election to membership in Beta This is based the home on the Woman'a Club. Mrs. Herschel I The Homemakers 'nix well. lodge of the District Gamma Sigma is the highest sco- their camping ability, skills, and the Farm Grand 'Mas- Corn and Mrs. Jack Kennedy. Bureau are working M boiling ter. larship honor that a student in conduct and sportsmanship. They on the court- 15 also won house lawn. The Chamber mm. or commerce and business administra- Letter a Blue Ribbon in the The group met with Ames of Com- The program hos slated the til- to the Editor Tack- merce is Rinse with tion can win. tentpitching event and a White ett, e presentative furn.shing prices of and ed business session to of the horti- aess starch. start Only one other Ribbon which is third culture places to purchase the adopted promptte pt- graduate stu- Bethel Richardson place in department of the Uni- id in flour 4430 p.m. in taie dent tent-peg making. trees — magnolias and golden auditorium at the University received Miss Sandy Lilly versity of Kentucky. here Satur- idd milk of the school. The Camporee chain — that are adopted as membership in the recent elec- EDITOR: Ledger And Times attended by 140 day. Mr Lancaster and Mr. Ryan Val a thick and At 6:30 a buffet dinner will be boys two trees that are tion. and leaders of the Chief are on the park comnuttee to be planted istantly. served in the cafeteria of the Dear of the in the beautification Sir, ' Chennubby District was planned city council. Mrs. program. dd school. Richardson Corn and Mrs. to milk • Is and conducted by The tubs I Honor the Explorer Kennedy represent the Woman's for the Square are roughly. At 7:30 the meeting would like to have a small Students will be Post 45 also sponsored by Club and about ready for distribution and reconvened Murray Tennis place in your good the are also on the steer- :e into well. as an open and social Team paper to say MethodistFirst progress has been meeting thanks re_• . -- ing committee of the city beauti- made on the king disk__ , in the Auditorium. Grand Named -au-all-in--West Kentucky Boys two south Defeats Western 4-1 Head Of at.tii se Oamporee fication committee approaches to town, ac- oath salmon Senior Warden Samuel who have been so kind in Are Tackett will E. Paris. help- Named At from Troop 4.5 were:' cording to reports ing Tommy Wil-• draw the plane for the project. to Mrs. George e in baking and Most Worshipful Grand Mas- with the shipments of supplies hams, Mickey Hart, project Murray State's tennie team Devine, Ronnie Fox, Following chairman. . Sprinkle ter C. J. Hyde will be present and to Korea and Jordan the past two- Steve a study with Dr. I downed visiting Western..4.3 yes- Lions Club Douglas, Jerry Caldwell, Bill PSC. their years. Without Harold New of the University addresses will be the features terday the help of many Murray Parker, Bill Metzger. of by making a clean sweep High Mike Dill. 'n, 350 F., of the evening program. friends the ships could have Kentucky. the approximately 40 of the doubles matches. rfever andMike Morris. They were un- with par* There has sailed. civic groups of the town and been no provision for Bob Cooper der the leadership of Their • and Jerry Rhoade This Scout- county accepted various Red Cross attendance of non Masons year we are working places in Caps al- defeated Don Meyer and in master Tom Viallians and Steve though visitors Dan Day California, Texas. the community to work on in the will be welcome cot Western Bethel Richardeon was elevated as well as other Douglas Senior Patrol Leader. 7-5. 6-4. and Dave states Sandy Lilly and planning program. at the evening open session. All to president of the in an effort to help set up Richard Work- Explorers of Payne and Terry Tippin topped Murray Lions man Post 45 who assist- Grand Lodge Officers Club a program for Mexico, and were named first and seC- In Awards whom W2 Don Traughber and Don MeEl- at an election 4 officers a ed with the Camporee were: Bill The city park is a long-term have not been Leper village in Korea. ond honor students of Murray able to contact are haney in three sets, last night at the Murray Woman's The New Adams. Dale Sykes, Louis Parker, program that is being invited. 3-6, 13-11, York Times High School by Principal Fred sponsored Also a welcome is ex- 6-4 Club House. described Waloer 0. Dwain James, Carl Roberts, by the park Schultz in Assembly Tuesday. Stan- division at the city tended to officers of the other Parr as, "one man foreign ad ley Jewell. Danny Ceremony Jerry Rhoads and Whit Whot- Glover, Kent council and the Murray Woman's districts and Others named to office were plan" The New York Times As valedictorian Sandy had a to all Master Ma- ton won the single matches didn't Kingins. Phil Rather. Edward Kirk; Club. sons. fur James D. Clopton, first know haw WI.t12 scholastic average for her Murray. vice- presi- many people. were in- John Bennett. Steve Trevat'han Another dent, Rob four years_ She is the project in which the Calloway. Marshall, and Graves Ray. second vice-presi- volved in the 8 shipments we have daughter and Jimmy Thurman. city dent, of Mr. and The Advisor council accepted co-sponsor- Counties with 16 lodges James Rogers, third vice- made. Without the help of good Mrs_ G. T. Lilly, South was Cleo The Calloway County and a Sixteenth Sykes. ship is the east approach to town, Chapter total of 2,991 members Committee Asks president Bob Melugin. secretary, people such as we have Street. of the American are in- For in West I Both unite participated in the including the sewage plant. The Red Cross held • • eluded Jamee Thurmond, treasurer. Kentucky, the Salutatorian Richard Workman, a Gray in District No. 2. Dog W. projects would Scout-o-rama held in Paducah Garden Club is coo-sponsoring Lady Capping and Awards Law Enforcement B. McCuiston. Lion tamer. have son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Work- this. Flavil Robertson, Master of Z. C. failed. I have always felt April 28-29. Both units were Other points ceremony Sunday in the Student Eniz. out), 801 Sycamore Street, Blue in the program Murray Lodge No. 105 tail twister, and James C. that, "a hand up Was better than had a. Ribbon winners Union Building of Murray will pre- The Citizens' Advisory IN average there. Post 45 had and their sponsors are: The trian- State side at the Commit. Hart and Joe Pat Ward, directors. a hand out." "A 41 Richard was co- College. tiled meeting. Visiting tee tracetor is better as their booth Citizenahip and gle on South Fourth Street Masons appointed to work wrth the Dr C. C. Lowry is than captain of the 1902 State Champ- is will be welcomed to Mur- the retiring a silo (of wheat." When the Service and Troop 45 had as the project Rev. J. Howard Nichols of the mayor arid the city council on president. ion Tiger football team. their of the Masonic Lodge ray by W. Z. Carter, Past Grand wheat is eaten they need more. booth First Aid. and the Woman' First Christian Church gave the the problern Of the poisoning of Third honor student t Club. The trian- Master of the Grand Lodge With the tractor they raise more. was James The next invocation. The welcome was of doge in the city, met The program was pre.sented Frank Wilson, big event for Troop gle on South Twelfth Street it; in ex- Kentucky. and Met night by Foed alone will son of Mr. and tended by Waylon presently Superin- at the N. 0. Story who never win the 45 will be the Summer Camp in the hands of the Junior Chamber Rayburn. chaor- city hall. showed a film battle. Mrs. J. B. Wilson, 305 North Sixth man tendent of Murray City School,. People must have tools and July and the nod event for Post of Commerce of the ( allomay Chapter. A farinal request from the com- from the State Depailespail 01 Street. His average was 9459. and directly assign- Max B. Hurt, District Deputy be taught to help themselves. 45 will be a hayride ed to The Grey Lady Capping was pre- mittee to the city and county for Parks. Rating fourth high May 18. On Dr. William Pogue and Garnd Master of District 'rhe Free People face was Leah June 13-14-15 sided over by Mrs. lawille No. 2 the enforcement the a deadly Caldwell, Post 46 will visit 0. t--lennina.s. The approaches Ross, will preside of, dog laws Charles enemy who daughter of Mr. and R. N., diri:elLor at the evening ses- of the state Johnson wag a guest has dedicated itself Fort Knox as a Council Activity. on the Lynn Grove and Coldwater of nurses at Mur- sion. was the only action to destroy Mrs. Cradle Caldwell, Route 1. ray Hospital. taken of W. B. Me('uiston. them. If talking about roads are being promoted by Mrs. Ruth Cole, by the group. Leah's standing was 94.43. She the R. Communism would stop it. it Rotary Club and N. director of Nursing Edu- captained The Murray Hod) cheer- the Bar Associa- would have been dead long ago. Tappan tion cation, Murray State College, Ray- leaders this year. Transfers burn, THIS IS A CALL FOR ACTION. The Lions Club and Dr. Ralph Woods, pres- Fifth honor graduate was Ann accepted the Plan We know the aim of Communism Brunk To Murray. Benton ident of the college. Of Local Scientists Dunn who highway approach. The Would Use had a 9403 scholastic Mrs. Cole Ability is to destroy our Democracy, also presented the our average. She ie the daughter Christian Way of Life. of Home Nursing awards. Mrs. Jo- Twenty Mr. and Mrs lierisert name, 506 states were represented Joseph Red Cross seph G. Fowler. Volunteer Field Of The on our Broad Street. Brunk will be trans- Will Name Science Teacher Consultant, Western In Shelter last shipment. Mexico Kentucky had Survey is our ferred from the Tappan Com- Directors Friday charge neighbor. When I was there pany's Canadian plant of the national and area Editor's Note. The following I to the Mur- is of a proposed fallout shelter sur- subjeet could see signs. "Go Home ray Division awards. the second part of such national interest. Yankie. on June I, it was The annual of an article writ- vey by the government) Welcome Plan Are Now Being membership meet- Gray Lady Chairman, Mrs. ten These lab buildings might double Castro." announced taday by Bob Wyman, M. in two parts by Prof. Donald ing of the Calloway County Chap- ('. Galloway, gave as teaching centers and fallout There is a movement on to take Formed, County Fair General of the Murray the pledge G. Hicks and Prof. Charles H. ter of the American Red Cross will which :gates in shelters. Part of the money Mexico behind the, Iron Curtain. plant. • part. -As a mem- Reidlinger of Murray We know that as young might be held Friday at 4:00 p. State Col- scient- be used We can help keep Brunk m. in ber of the Gray Lady Service of lege in which they rsts for training local civil them our will assume duties here the Circuit propose to save our ideas may not be accepted friends by Plans were discuseed for Court Room of the the American Red Cross. I pledge millions defense personnel at these radia- helping them in a, the as Chief Product Engineer and will of dollars in the expense quite as readily as someone who sale of advertisedeents.and court house. a conecientioue and loyal tion teaching-research centers. Self-HelpeProgram. They only booths be responsible fur all product en- service has labored long in the field. ask at the Murray-Calloway Five new members will be elect- I oo the hospital which Perhaps the money saved could for tools, drugs, and such County gineering functions at the Murray I serve." Hence, it may be necessary to Fair Board ed to the board of directors and Waylon Rayburn on be put into research aimed equipment as needed to make meeting held recently. operation, Wyman said. behalf of prove our points to some but at George two unesepired terms will be fill- Roy Stewart gave we developing new industries their own living. Hodge, Chairman.of tha During the past five Dr. Woods 3 Dates are confident we which years. ed. Anyone who has contiabuted 20 year Set For can do this. The booth sales stated arrangements National Service Award would utilize the vast unemployed ship will sail in August Brunk served in a similar capacity We feel that allowing us were underway as much as one dollar to the Red and Humanitarian to work force. Some might for Mexico, and in October for to begin selling at Tappen-Gurney in medal. Mrs. undertake this project be used Canada Cross is considered a member Fowler presented would be for retraining Korea. Those interested booth space inside and outside the Prior to Lucille Ross and an of unskilled label-. in this his transfer to the Canada and entitled to a vote. • Regi4ration excellent opportunity to com- kind of Aid tent. Any lawdriess desiring a booth Ruth Cole with chapter certificates For, positive world propaganda can help by sending plant. he worked on a variety of All members pensate some of the poorly paid a check oor outside display area are urged to et- of appreciation. She also awarded purposes, the 76 million saved to: Post Office Box-517, during engineering assignments at the tend. science teachers who have helped Paducah, the fair week should Rayburn with a National Honor could serve as a starter toward an Kentucky. contact him. Company's home plant in Mans- so much to make the United Nat Greene is award for fund raising for the First Grade annual appropriation for nationa' Walter 0. Parr, Director busy with the field. Ohio for seven years. States a great country, sales NOW YOU KNOW local chapter and a and who debt retirement. We of advertisements for tile Brunk is a graduate Leadership have traditionally feel tpe Con- of the Uni- By United Press laternotienal award. contributed sa gress could fair program. Any business desir- versity Dennis find other good uses of Kentucky. He Is married In 1981 there was Taylor, principal of the much in the defense effort. It ing to buy on advertisement $176 44 cents Gray Ladies capped were Mes- for the, funds saved. in and has two children. ages 8 and in circulation city elementary schools, announc- would help curtail accusations Hurray the program should for each man, wo- dames Elizabeth Futrell. Lucille that We would Meets contact Nat. 5. He plans like to point out that ajp move his family to man ed today the dates and places college teachers and others The deadline and child in the United Grogan. Juliet Hart. Lucille Hart, for ars we have the highest respect nor the proogram is Murray about July I. the registeration of not interested foot States. Carol Jones, Lucille children who in or willing to zealous, public-spirited June I. An approximate circula- Kelley. Mar- will be entering partake in public and ef- garet Koertner, Hunter the first grade affairs. It would ficient civil Benton tion of three thousand I or more Love, and defense peraennet and In this fall. create more faith copies Ina Nesibitt• in the science feel perhaps more of the is planned. RP Registeretion teachers of citizenry First aid instructor certificates • at A. B. Austin the nation. From a should show Glen Kelso reported progress TOTAL MEMBERSHIP School bipartisan an interest in the were presented will be on May 14 in the standpoint, it would organization. was underway for digging a well 4_ 1,..Firt.Lsicc),Ns,t to Mrs. Loretta lunchroom, We have no particu- Dist. Finals B Jobs, W. Z. Carter School promote confidence in the en the Jaycee Farm Sindin R. Jobs, Mrs. Rita Federa! lar complaint about other Civil 'so the specta- on May 15th in the principal's Government's ability and tors and animals L. Moss, Cleo Dale Sykes, and Inclina- Defense programs such as warn- will have an office. and tion to — Nils Nancy K. Tucker. Luther Robertson get things done with a ing, research Murray High School will meet attendant water supply. •School on reasonable and development, 10 AS PER CENT OF Gray Ladies receiving the 16th in the princ- expenditure. It would and Benton this afternoon A very nice and impressionable NONAGRICULTURAL EMPLOYMENT one shelter incentive payments. at four year service ipal's office. of course show that the Federal o'clock in the finals sign -has been erected RIGHT KALI ..•••11 bars were alesodames WV do feel that expenditure c'sti- of the Dis- on the Fair Children should register Government is interrstedain trict Baseball ground sights. Claude Anderson. Jack Bigger- from mak- matCs in the area mentioned Tournament if the The public is_ in- 1:00 p.m. to 3:09 p.m. ing maximum arc weather start'. Harold Datiglas (secretary.), on the days utiliaaM6-n of tax too high by a permits. vited to drive down the Mayf'cId specified. dollars large margin. Also, --a Frances Wilson Erwin. Nlorriaon All tuition, pupils may spent, at a time when this we Both Murray and Benton fought highway about tee() miles and are not objecting so much to view C. Galloway (chairman', register with the aseither Robert- point may be a little hazy their way into the the sign. . Connie in the political patronage as long as the championship son „School and assignments light of expenditures game with Robert C. Lowry, Paul K. Lynn (vice will at our mis- work is performed for lop-sided victories in Hendon, Chairmaa of the be made sile reasonable 930 I93s 1940 • chairman. Coleman J. McDevitt, according to class' loads, base construction sites dur- expenditures. serni-final rounds yesterday afar- layout committee' presented stole 1945 1050 he said. ing the ray topped Brooks L. Moody. J. Howard Nich- last two years. If the tax-, Ornattie---tront College high 176 and hoard a skimatic diagram for the It is payers of the library ,,r THE TEN LARGEST UNIONS, 1960 ols, John C. Quertermous, s very import that all. child orethear representatives Benton beat -North Marshall 14-6. fair layout. The board approved Audry are Murray State College, thAre is an W.,Simmons. Sr.. ren register who intend to insistent that the 'fallout DIm Faughn paced a 13 '}tendon's plan apd MEMBERSHIP and T. J. Taylor, miter shelter inscription which reads, "The at- all activities the Murray City Schoots,, survey be made. they .could diet .for Murray with. :n the area will center r...PUS/INDS Taylor at. Hope Of Democracy Depends Da three hits areu'no.Unis stated. least be assured in four TIANSTEIS •. that it was beire The Diffusion Ot attempt.e.,Steve Williams, plen.- • _ , made Knoiriedge." We the ACademic by persqns .best quklified Thoroughly winning , Ronnie Dan- Z. C. .E.111X, • Fair Board Preei- Honors • believe in this state- • tor the work, namely ner and Donnie - Danner. tient. stated' he j1.132 -.. science ment and are therefore.attempt- all. Zeit-, was' happy w ith Won...BY_ Mise Gail teachere. -Hence, there lected. tivo hits each tile progcesa MMUS would pro- arag to help the.differsion of know- for the Ti- that has been- as- WO mu Woatissit bably be more Confidence gers. aomplished tri date, At in the ledge about fallout. and fallout butathe plann- Houtofl :UK 1• result's Put forth. latter Mims% College High hurler, ing and organizing ILCSIONISTS This fie 1 seem: ahelters..iffe. are interesteki;4 Pio-1rr.v4 took - lbe.ssanal - • Emit 4.1111111al1ar batting l'idasors' e im-porliant after the in the -genie watt gh t wreaks..oak-. , tale ..-7.i.... ties- meting ar:greater+Ns‘ adgMlaiiewe mem** ...0 .-..§1k 1-ir .41 0,"1 11.'A-"1 .coo orthe:first tale s a :perfect' Civil Defense litefa- and truat foyer of four. Cary Mil- suctess of the fair. DUX stated frOm • Murray, *ill be honoree our ideas. WI -Se ler 'W 11112114 Man lollanalessal mic'ono fallout. worked behind the Plate for with oonly tun weeks It ICTILICAL (1115551. 77; • Tainrsahey by. the Uni.yet-sit'y -ottr • ed in that light. Jt would seem that left 'until l • We have nbt Murray and Barzell for fair time it Kentucky for distinguished given as much .-an j• taxpayer,' the Colts. would be necessary to acade- • congtessInan,„sena - Hereon MINI WORKERS tlFea.) 44.3 thought te w,hat might be done picked .sip 14 runs on have the Fair Board meet each mic achievement. , e Western Kentucky tor. (or admieitrative' effigial — Cloudy with the 76 million- nine hies to eliminate Thursday VANES GARMENT • 'The salute will saved as we overlooking oura proposal county ri- night at 7:30 plhain the 447 come at Irk Uni- with scattered showers and them- have, to might yal. North Marshall, versity's saving it. Perhaps shme risk being a Gilliam pitch- City Hall.' annual Honors Day core- drretorans tonight and party to .a gross erns- ed 'for NOTIL WORKERS Thursday. might beused to sat up additional agirpropriation the Indians and London 443„, monies in Memorial Hall where • High today in low of the 'taxpayers was 70s. ,,Low to-, radiation research laboratories the . King was sad- CORRECTION 223 students from nine' UK col- • night mid and money. Since Secretary 'Pittman 1400 CARRIERS 442 50s. Warmer Thursday. give more grants in dled wh the loss and Brooks Mites and foureoff-campiis 'seteral states has said repeatedly that centers his pri- handled the catching to ractiation scientists interested mary objective duties of. There was an error in the hours UNION MEMBERSHIP Union membershtp will be formally recognized for Temperatures at 5 at first was ta the Jets. DIPS— In the United a. m. (EST).: In this type of research. It of the ad for the College States declined from a peak having Lon ranking in the top Louisville 61 - would obtain tangible, low-cost shelters Barber of 175-milhoon in 19a6 to 17 million 111 seem reesonable that some of the for the public Shop in yeaterdaya Ledger & at the beginning 'of 1961, according to the three per cent of their respective Lexington 59 as quickly as pos- College High latest "Road Maps funds could be. transferred sible, Oal 032 0 - 6 9 2 Times. The opening and closing of Industry" chart released by the coolleges. Covington 54 for it appears obvious that he Murray National Industrial Confer- this eacellent purpose since High 256 202 x y 3 hours should have ence Board in New York City, Miss Houston, daughter Paducah 64 funde- should be interested in any plan been; open Between 1930 and 1945, Ameri- of Dr. mental research 7 a. m chose can unions Increased Hugh Weston, Murray, Bowling is the only way to get this task accomplished 5 p m., open until their membership from 3 4 million to 14.3 is a eopho- Green 61 to obtain mone North .. 000 051 0 million. more knowledge about this Continued 6 3 5 8 p. m on Saturday. closed Thurs- The 10 largest unions accounted for half the total U.S. in the UK Coollege oof Arts an Page TV. Benton 125 330 x - 14 9 6 day afternoon. membership at the beginning of 1961. /Conte& Press/ and Science's. She was graduated from Murray High School.

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• I' 1HE LEDGER 4 TIME); - MURRAY, KENTUCKY THE LEDGER &IMES --WEDNESDAY------MAY 9, 1962 PUBLISHED by I.EDGER lb TIMES PUBLISHING Curspoisciattort COMPANY. lore. et the Murray Ledger, The CaAlknvay IVIariclial And Bailey Tame Tkesek, sod The Give The ,-Kasaist. Ochelmor MI. MA. shot 1. Ow Woks Koaftedsksa. Jawaragy

JAM.k. C. WILLIAMS, 111YRI-LS1lEN Giants Best Battery In Majors We reserve the night to relect any Adverng. Lotter, to OT Public Voice steins Moe* the Miler. FARMNEWS ka so: epiumes„ By FRED DOWN tem: eg our readers. bat bar Vie hoit s- brought Chris Short his first win. MOM 'UPI Sports Writer The Reds made 15 hit but left NATRatiAL REPROSENTATIVne Juan Marichal and Ed Bailey WALLACE WITateetc 16 runners on base as Jim O'Toole, Statham Ave_, Memphis, loot, FAN. by II oiled may never Giant Term.; Taw 1k LAM blow BUREAU I make old fans a 19-game winner last season, suf- Seepbosieco Ilk's., Detroit, Math. Usk,. American League forget Hubbell AL Carl and Gus Man- fered his fourth defeat against Littered at the W. L. Pct. GB cuso but they sure ate making two triumphs: Post Of.-e, Murray, Kentucky. New York fat Weiroomattia .14 7 .6(IT - San Franci•co fans think a Na- Win In Tenth Second Class Matter Cleveland 13 8 .819 1 tional League pennant may be Maury Wills tie-breaking SUlts•CRIPTION Minnesota single RATES: By Carrier in Murray. 14 11 .560 2 coming their way. and a wild morith 85e la per week 10.c. L06 pitch by Dick Farrell Celina/ amd adjuinuaz C5E Pet Angeles 10 .524 3 The 24-year Wtsel'e. .. per yew. eLilk li- -old Marichal from helped the Dodgers score three Chicago 13 12 .520 the Dominican 3 Republic and the runs in the 10th inning after the OUR SOIL * OUR STRENGTH Boston ..... ad 11 .500 3/1 31-year E 2 -old Bailey from Strawber- Colts tied the score at 6-6 on As- 111-.1)N t '11 - NI 11 it Detroit 110 11-.476 4 ry 196'' by Plains, Tenn., give the Giants promonte's seventh-inning triple. work was carried out under Kansas City 12 14..482 4le a battery Harvey J. Lewis the that currently rates Ron l'erranoski picked up his sec- Watershed Work Plan. Baltimore 10 12 .456 with Soil Conservationist 4,ss the best in the majors. Mari- ond win foe the Dodgers although Quotes Edward McLeold and Milton Washington 4 16 .250 9es chal stands 5-2 for the season and Ed From The Survey work began this week Roebuck pitched the Aweless News Downing oho farm near Dexter Tuesday's Results Bailey is making a fine comeback By on critical areas to be planted 10th. UNITED PRESS leITEROIATIONAL are considering using Wheel Cleveland 6 Minnesota 3 night with a 286 batting average, NVASHING•Ttes.: to pine by the Conservancy Dis- Tract Farm Bureau Urges seven Dick Donovan, who lost five in ts, 1 Planting on part of their row Detroit 10 Los Angeles 1, night homers and 18 runs batted lOorlel„ trict of Let Fork of Clarks Riv- Federal Aid for Taxpayers in. a row to start the 1961 season, reaction tuf leinteress to riesiilent crop this year. They have revised Boston at New York, night, ppd., Marichal and Bailey combined Kennedy's request for er -Watershed, Sites on the farms scored his fifth straight victory of •tandliy authturit) te and brought up to date their con- Everybody talks about rain their talents Tuesday night taXt ••• : of Mrs. Matt Bray. Mrs. Matt the- to this season although touched for "1 Can't,Colicef servation farm plans which they weather but nobody does anything Kansas City at Baltimore, night, give the Giants a 4-3 victory over ve of t oneoess ever ago:tong to Boyner. Settle). Lovett and R. E. nine 31.nnesota hits in IP o in- I think such a plan. have made etth the Calloway Soil about it. The same is ppd., rain Larry Jackson and the it's fantasia.- Ross land are now being measured true with St. Louis nings. Barry Latioan came on in Conservation District. They have taxes. Unlike the Chicago at Washington, night, Cardinals, boosting by a survey party led by Mac weather-which their NIL lead the ninth to preserve the win for seeded some land to hay and other is often pleasant-taxpaying ppd. rain to four games. It VIENTIANE, Watts of the Soil Conservation is was the first Donosan, who pitched the Indians Laos - An American enlisted land which win gullied to grass. generally distasteful. " Wednesday's Probable time in nine decisions that plaining man, com- Service. Other sites %ell be meas- This is par- the to within one game of the idle ak..ut the situation on the A. S. Lampe. whose farm is south ticularly true with Boston at New York-Monbou- Giants beat the Laotian (nom : • ured as rapidly as the part) can regard to the hard - throwing first-place New York Yankees. "Why am I supposed east of Murray is developing Federal quette 2-2 vs. Ford 2-1. Jackson. to help these people fight get to them, in order to complete a income tax. While it is Willie Tasby Ater snit if the conservation farm Kansas City at and Jerry Kindel' . is supposed to win ?.. Critical area work, a part plan for his granted that taxes are Vital to Baltimore night " The rose out had oil the use. He has - Rakow two hits each for Cleveland. 'watershed %Uri: plan. completed seeding the operation of government-the 3-1 vs. Pappas 2-1. of last place with a 3.1 win over some of his sloping land which ,ervant Cleveland at Minnesota the ATLANTIC CITY. \j,_ of the people-families night Chicago Cubs, the Philadel- Al Kaiine drove in four runs United Auto WOrkers pre-i- Tree planting and fencing he smoothed and filled in gullies have - Bell 2-1 vs. Kralick lent Valter Reuther, ha4 become virtual slaves to the 12. phia Phillies defeated the Cincin- eith a homer, triple and single calling for the election if 20 to been completed some in to Sericea. The Soil Consersa- Detroit at Los liberal 30 more on :6 acres Federal income tax.. Angeles night neti Reds. 6-4, and the Los An- and Phil Regan pitched a six- congressmen: of gulhed lion Service helping him - Bunning 3-1 land in the West Fork in vs. B000tield 1-0. geles Dodgers beet the Houston hitter to snap the Tigers' five. "We have a gute! President. Clarks River Watershed. planning and applyino other con- Probably fewer than 17 Chicago at Washington )3,1t tie need a Letter Con- of This -million 2 twi- Colts. 9-6, in 10 innings in other game losing streak Regan struck „zress." servation practices which he has Americans can even night Burhardt 4-1 remember and Herbert NI. games. out seven and contributed a dou- need for. 1913 when the Constitution 1-1 vs. Rudolph was 0-0 and liarn- The Cleveland Indians downed ble and two singles to Detroit's C111(TAGO - Vie Federal State Market Conservation maps have recent- changed to permit a tax on in- ikon 0-0. the Minnesota Twins, t- President I. lidon Johnson, ikt 6-3, and the 13-hit attack as he won his stx- fer.s,, in a Jef- ly been requested for farms by, come. About threst-fourths Thursday's Genies Detroit Tigers :1-:;,,t1,-on I Lay .„speech: News bervice of the routed the Los An- ond game of the year. Cofield Vance, Joe Nanney and eu-called "rich man's tax" was Kansas City at Baltimore, night geles Angels, 10-1, in the only 11,1 I. , r,stied with only two possilde Carl Durham. paid by persons with incomes of Cleveland at Minnesota America League action. C-111414;Vr.--hYriticatts-t or s117-1(!h!,-r. T,iilay tie linve iteSs. alter- F. F. A. soil judging teams at more than $100,000 a year. Only Detroit at Los Angeles Yields Five Hits I natives. We inoderni..e FEDERAL-STATE MARKEr diversify our defriise Calloway County and College High one in 30 Americans even Chicago at Washington Mariehal, a 13. JEFFREY'S forces botfi MURRAY. filed -game' winner in in nueleal.-and eons ruti 1-1 fields. Ky. Tuesday May 8. Schools ar getting ready for the a tax return as (Only. games to cope with' brushfire and compared with scheduled) 1961, yielded six walks but only SEERSUCKER DUSTERS other critical situations.- 1%2 Murray Livestock. Co. 'District contest to be held next today when • --- practically every five hits, including a homer and NYLON ROBERS for '' week. These teams are bell employed -person latCEIPTS: Hogs: 28: Cattle,caacbed has Kid-Federal double by Stan Mustal and a - MOTHERS' by Carman Parks Callo- tax withheld DAY end Calses: 283: Sheep: le: even before his pay- W. L. Pct, GB nintbinning homer by Carl Sa- stay County and Charles L. El- check is issued. • HOGS: Receipts mostly mixed do age College Hugh. San Francisco 21 6 .778 - watski. Bailey. a disappointment St. Louis last season after the Giants ac- Ten Years Ago gra::e buten( rs. • Steady to 25c With the Federal .115 8 .652 4 Today The soil judging is a part of government Pittsburgh quired him from Cincinnati, drove Ledger il.eet.r. U.S. No. 1. 2 and 3 barrthes spending more than 14 9 .609 5 and Times Fie the High School course of in. 90 times as Los Angeles. in the winning run with an teeth- auton gilts 241J lb. 515.75: 259-280 much today as in 16 11 .593 5 struction in soils. 1913, one out Philadelphia inning single. Orlando Cepecla had •BOILER Li.. $14 75-15.2.i .1. 114.001 of every three persons 12 10 .545 614 BRUME 11 i hi-H it- Regular meeting date of the is required Cincinnati two doubles and drove in two ononol dinner meet- No. 2 and 3 sous tieo-445 io. call,0„ay tile a 12 13 .480 8 ll:: 4111 th, County Soil Conserva- return. runs for the Giants. North 18th Street \`. • llub I louse and S12 50-13 23: Houton 10 14 417 91-42 Ilriffin . /firm District Board of Supery,s- Jay Hoek pitched teas in-t pro CATTLE and CALVES: Receipts The income tax, which produc- Milwaukee 10 14 .417 Ilte a four-hitter • .1 contract ors has 'peen changed to the 4th. and scored the tiebreaking run OPENING SOON for cull-trtl,I 1 ,,i1 the field :n .stio cot.. and st.;ck ,!rers. Cows ,d $28-million in 1913, is counted New York ...... 5 16 218 13 1114 -Fulton Road Monday nite of each month ee, for the Mete on Felix Mantilla's urraytTennes-ee !stat, Lint• milsilt 25e lower. Suits meetly 8:00 p m. .,n. to produce about $50-billion Chicago 6 24) .231 14/12 R., lad Las been'aw aided seventh-inning single. The - and - the - R. 1-1, iilrr t. con} .25c lower. Other classes ab eat Ines year. And it won't end there, Tuesday's Results win, at't Aoestaoce in Soil and Water Hook's second, put the Mets sev- koltert I. 1 steacte. Utility and Stanuard 610- cou:se. The breaking point has New York 3 Chicago 1 WEDNESDAY NITES lituriiteil. 74, i. .i -Any yesterday Conservation needs can be had by en percentage puirits ahead of of coin- 850 lb slaughter heifers to come, and it may be San Francisco 4 St. Louis 3, night the atter an extend, I lres 518.00-1,making your needs known to the nearer 10-place Cubs and s. Fuotral services is ill be Few Standard than we think. Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 4. night marked the will be held t•Klay v ith Bro. John and Good Board of Supervisors of the Soil fine time LOS Angeles 9 Houston 6 10 in- the New York club has 300-300 lb. slaughter calve. 522.- Conservation District or to 'I he )ackson PuruLa-e I, ir'. the It has been said that no nation nings, night been out at the NL cellar. FAMILY NITES! .1-,!ciation met 30-23.73; Utility, alasComnierroal personnel of the Soil Conserve- Sattir.. at the 1\ omairs can exist with a tax Billy Klaus had UV. lir. Geruld A. Ge;rdtei ousys 514.60-16.30. Canner and Lien seeesee, burden on Pitteburgh at Milwaukee, night, three hits, in- is as Lost its people in excess cluding for the 111.1111111) Cutter 3122U-15 40; Utility aim of one-third ppd . cold weather. • a two-run homer, to leo' of their Cenimercial buiis. 118.40-18.90; incomes. Today, 31 per- Wednesday's Probable Pitchers a 10-hit Philadelphia attack that A smart. street-length dress or cent of our AU Children FREE if Goed 480-513 lb. stuck steers incomes. on the aver- New York at Chicago - Jackson $.24.- a silk suit is preferable for the' age, fio- Few Meciarrn.521.5U-24.- go for taxes. This includes 1-3 vs. Elleworth 23. New York at Chicago • Parents mother of the bride at a morniro state Skate an ; Good 680-810 and local taxes as well as Philadelphia at Cincinnati night San Francisco at St. lb. feorfer steers er informal :•ttern,,,n sseddtng. Louis. night 523.50-24.30; federal taxes, with the latter ac- - Mabffey 23 vs. Purecy 4-0 Los Angeles Wednesday Nites! Bucy's • FOR FINE Medium and Go oi -Fir a serni-rirmal at Houston. night FINISHES moon at- for most it the burden. Pittsburien at Milwaukee night (Only • aor• st-eit (sews with C4,VeS $162.50- games scheduled) T. ight Wood Window Un ,ts fair, a cocktail sires's, with or as rage family in the United - Francis 12 vs. Piche • - 21010 ;a 1-0. Aturnittoin Storm Windows 4 without us j:ieket, in s tates pays 52330 San Francisco Doors - CALVES: few in taxes annual- at St. Louis night Building• Siren. Beech and Luau A neat crepe or chef in would be ap ly. i Flush Doors. -..; OV r - Samford 3.1 vs. 9imrnonss 4-0. Lou, Angeles at Houston night Ste Jimmy Bucy is ith VEA LEM': $1.00 What is government ▪ 27 Years doing f - Po Ire's 12 vs. Bruce 1.-0 or MURRAY LOAN Supply C.. 7;-34. DO. God S26:50- curb the national CO. Building E oience.. . debt, curtail Woodesluck 2-1. ROO W. Wain W. . •20.75-26.75, inflation, and Telephone PL 3-2821 623 5. 4th Streit reduce taxes"' Very Thursdelet Phone 753-5712 SHEEP:'A I, A . Good Gamis "YOUR HOME-OWNED 73 lb little! Every -year the federal Pittsburgh LOAN CO." • or iambs: at Milwaukee S17.25; Plan... nudget gets. bigger. We tell our congressman hen we want ad- (Continued from Page 1) ditional money for a new or ex- landed governmental service. Shouldn't We are certain many we let him know that we p • iii.e a.. recall the old busines3 are now ready for a little federal aid eidage about the man who could for the taxpayer, in the form of build a better mousetrap. We wi- reduced taxes" ly hope to get a chance ts express Farm Bureau members are in Air viewpoint as to how 576.000,- close: touch with the lawmakers 000 could be saved. This sum ot in Washington. urging thrift in 576.000.000 is a considerably HORACE GREELEY more government, a balanced budget, significant savings than the small 114- reduced spending. and lower taxes. THEWMO MADE amount Mr. Pittman prop AO!• uses to With continued pereerveranc:02! v/r• ••••••err _es Rode, o 7.E STATEMENT, .ase after admitting IF Ps.' original cur:o additional support they WEST, VCa.../NG tee ; may MAN...GO I., ' wesTP • Use PRODUCTION CREDIT FARM FINANCING in 1962 ... HOMEWRECKERS: Rest, North, Soot% "Farm Loans for FARMERS Millions will out uf•t`TO of termites may be or East you by FARMERS" eating your house without your roct fled better knowing it. Here are five advia, "Start danger signs to look for Advantages or - 1. On warm, sunny days, statt h for flying and crawling PRODUCTION CREDIT LOAN 5: swarms of termites inside and outside your heuse.(S ee drawing at • Poopu:nosi co!..oir • planneid credit- right for to help you farm mom profitably. difierence between termite and fling • Il_tepayments are Kifeelooleti •••••• Preps or rivet/0(k ti.• sold. ant.) •lSimPle Interims n charged an 0..4 doily outstanding balance. 2. Look for numerous det.xhect Your Olai 4 * ,s'ong Si.money is losi. wings on !lie gnaws' ii!ottiiti }lour hou ways, or sudden • Up so 7 years so pay as certain types of loons. st•ttlin,.; of the house. ,111. 1.nink for 'earthen like tube., We can • Credit n crevilobl• anvil/1m 7 tsght roOarty Or •04. on cellar paint( your home against fur-. -walls, • loons in trawl spaces, and on supporting ther termite darriage ore set up and oppnwed who know fanning with a theldrin end ....S•foontl tillars. Invariably, • your finorning "mods. thcy. lead to wood., chemical -termite harrier. Dieldrin will 4. Profit: pre!tect'your sillsiLheams. anti port supports bottle for many Years. "AlLioys See Your PC.4 First:" with- a se rswilriter. 'Softness or If youyoumpect.termitee nes. nta) Indic:ate tertnitt;i. • . , • Cali , us nill. be- kiilpynfig * 4:--ittitanced,sgitriEty 17)%jityiu4s,, floors sag- -.. start. "you tlii21114,;„!.:-.410)t •-• • - KEYS ItEEL ging unleriii!aVy rurnitme, steak stair- Jackson Purchase • Production Credit KELLEY PEST CONTROL Association So. 13th Steet Murray, Kentucky 2117 North Dial 753-3914 4th Ctreet Murray PI.aza 3-5602

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--MAY 9, 1962 4 • WEDNESDAY — NM' 9, 1962 THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY PA G E Give The Min -iIMEM=1• THREE Local Firm In hope in our small way to keep this patriotic feeling alive," he n Majors Flower Program added. Goodyear has purchased more iris Short than a billion red, his first *in. Bilbrey's Car & Home Supply, white and blue flower seeds which made 15 hits but left your Local Goodyear tire dealer it is offering on below cost base as Jim O'Toole, is participating in a program de- through its dealers thoughout the winner last season, sue • signed to perpetuate America's country. Ten 25- • cent packets of fourth defeat against patriotic pride in Col. John Glenn's seeds are offered for a total of 29 cents as • - up Ford orbital flight. long as disc harrow and 2 14-inch conditioned, all power,. 35,000 the supply Vin In Tenth FOR ac- lasts or to May 19. SALE flat bottom plows. Priced cheap. tual miles. Call tie-breaking single 753-4534 or 753- LOST— FOUND No, it's not red, white and blue Ellis Popcorn Co. M9c 4535. NOTICE Bilbrey's your local Goodyear I pitch by Did( Farrell Aleic tires, but red, white and blue PICNIC TABLES. 5, 6 Dealer in Murray and Dodgers score or 7 FOOT PIANOS. New and flower seeds offered as part of Calloway three lengths, used. Large REGISTERED BOXER, 2 YEAR LOST. County is r 10th inning painted, stained or un- An aluminum 3' x 2' sign, FREE ,FISHING! FREE! Parker a -national program to promote participating in the after the stock. Seiburn White Pianos, 403 old male, painted. Call PL 3-2450 has had permanent vac- advertising Roller Drome. Reward Held on All campaign. Bilbrey's say—"Lets not the score at 6-6 on As- or 492- Chestnut St., Murray, Ky. M12p Blood River. Pay no one. -America gardens for this 2560 or see just beyond cination. Phone HU 9-2183. tfnc will be given. Call only paint-up and clean-up seventh-inning triple. city limits Murray Drive- courtesy of N. B. Ellis, owner. M9c spring and summer. but on Concord Road or 44 miles USED HIGH CHAIR and In. M9c Opt that red, white and blue REDUCED TO wski picked op his see- from Stroller, 5 HORSE POWER outboard motor, PRIVATE—The city limits on Hazel in good "Our company got this idea flower garden planted first Canadian s the Dodger.s although Highway. condition. May be seen at Phone PL 3-5243. right-a- soldier ever M-10-P when Colonel Glenn way. Not only k pitched the tfnc 515 S. 7th Street after 5:00 p.m. mentioned to perpetuate courtmartialed on charges svoreleas • CARPETS clean easier with Blue his thrill • M9c HYBIRD SEED CORN, Perdue and at seeing the number of America's patriotic pride for Col. Involving gold and opium Lustre Electric Shampooer Princeton Hybrids also — Notice only children waving flags on his Glenn's orbit, but to also show smuggling in Indo-China, tovan, who lost five in PRACTICALLY NEW Kentucky $1.00 per day. 7-It pick- 1955 ROA.DMASTER BUK3C, 103, Lespedeza Crass Furniture, parade routes", Baxter Bilbrey all of neighbors, visitors CpL Gerald Albert West start the 1961 season, air- seed. Compare and was prices and quality M-10-C your Goodyear dealer, said. "We tourists the true pride that we sentenced to 30 days deten- fifth straight victory of before you buy. Taylor Seed have here in our city and Cal- tion and reduced to a private . although touched for Co., E. Main A hearing will be held begin- and loway County, in Ottawa, Ont, esota hits 111 YOUR Railroad. Phone 753-5742 ning at 1:00 o'clock p.m., E.S.T, 8 a In- MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY a. Litman came on in M-10-C Thursday, May 31, 1962, by the .o preserve Public Serv ire Commission of the win fur 5 HORSE POWER BUCCANEER to pitched Kentucky at its offices at Frank- the Indians outboard motor. In first ,class Answer to Yesterdays Rutzie one fort, Kentucky, as to the reason- CROSSWORD PUZZLE game of the idle condititrn. Clifford Melugin Phone BUSINESS ableness of the following rate ACROSS 8 .srreve New York Yankees. PL 3-3687 M-10-P MOM ODOM schedule changes which the West 0-Printer's MOM by and Jerry Kindell •, 1-01rEs name measure MOO MOW Kentucky OMM its each for Cleveland. Rural Telephone Co- 7-Mental 10- Related by MUMOO 03M1.1MMM ('LEAN 1954 CHEVROLET /12-ton operative Images the father's Corporation, Inc., of 12-cilossy paint side MOOW MOO e drove in four runs pickup truck good condition. Phone Mayfield, Kentucky, proposes to 13-Fruit 11-Occupying OOMOME10 MORO DIRECTORY PL 3-3571 day or 492-2955 14-klit lightly a chair 10 000MM mer, triple and nights. place in effect upon completion OOMM single IS-Nlachltie for 13-Stamp of 1100 OOMMM Regan pitched a six rd-10-C of construction of system improve- feeding • tire approval OBO 17-A continent MOO MEMO snap ments and 16-Algerian MO the Tigers' five- extensions and upon litbla seaport OCIMOM 00MMOEM g streak. Regan struck ADDING MACHINES BY OWNER 2 bedroom house on placing, in service a new modern 13-Man's 19-Remain ORR OFFICE SUPPLIES nickname 21-J ump over POW and contributed a dou- and TYPEWRITERS South 7th., Street. Large utility dial telephone system for the area 19-Heavenly 23-Sewing MOMOPOW =BOO r() singles to Ledger & Times PL storm windows 1 now served by Folsom -ale Tele- body implement OMM =MOD BMO Detroit's Sales & Service 3-1916 and doors, air 20-Comunct1on 25-Stitch MOM OMOMM MOM 7.1c as he won his sec- conditioned, TV antenna, C all phone Company in G rilles Coun- :72-Lease 26-Pay Ledger tsf the year. & Times PL 3-1916 753-2606 ty and for which it has made ap- 74-Reckless at tention PRINTING M-11-C 27-Southwestern 29-Rip tkrilensfits 6S•fiteamstilp • plication to said Commission for Indian 33-1txpire S • 4r-Roas3 f • (abbr.) 23-Fitsh DRUG STORES Ledger & Tina% PL. a Certificate of Convenience and SC- Entice 48-Suniptious 644Slouthern 3-1916 1953 BLACK AND WHITE V-43 SO-Born Necessity for authority to con- 36-if urn meal , -blackbird DeSota in very good 31-Communtst 48-Act 68-7fote Scott Drugs PL condition. 32-Watched 37-Maintain of scale 3-2547 struct ad operate, or upon com- 10-Gull-like WM 60-Iiidian TYPEWRITER RENTAL Phone 753-2858. M-11-C closely 39-Story 64-Piirocoa JCKER DUSTERS pletion of a portion thereof and 34-Unite mulberry IN INSURANCE . AND munticE the placing of the same in opera- securely ROBERS for 36-Possessed tion, but which rates in any event 46-River lstand THERS' DAY Frazee, Melugin & Holton Ledger & Tunes PL 3-1916 FOR RENT lailliaa'al:.;E:'if:' ;Ifill. are not to be effective before 40-In diie time MaillaiM Gen. Insurance PL 3-3415 July 42-Everyon• 1, 1962: 43-hid 013 HOUSE, part u . III USED AUTO PARTS ii‘e rooms and bath, 4 r, - Sandbar 14 1111111a3 11116 ist7 LADIES READY TO WEAR garden ready to plant. One mile RATE 47-Winter . SCHEDULE CHANGES vehicle A irrav Auto Salvage - Hazel Rd. ut iilte: do on Lynn Grove Highway. Lail Masi- ite,c 49-Tartly ni9 ::20 21 Littleton. PL 3-4623 Parts -For ber e Nelii..:46; ii All Models - PL 3-375e PLaza 3-4817. Mel) titanic 5I-Diphthong • 7,2-Symbol for 22 23 1124 ER BROM. tal 125 26 SI 1-party $8.25 $4.75 $ .70 telluritun 27II th 2-party 53- An -lent VA 28 29 m 18th Street 7.50 4.25 x) .40 Jewish 4-party 3.75 .25 ascetic EnvI. 74-111an's name .06132 33 eit34 3.5 2NING SOON Greatest Thriller 4-party Ito IAN FLEMING'S 6.25 4.25 7,7-Long-legged a:9: 1111 Multi-party 7.25 bird (pl.) 36 37 Si::311 41 II 4.00 52 - and - -Concedes iilles! Pay-stations 8.25 61-In want jail 42 Extensions 1.50 1.00 67-Enroll 44 is45 4t9 IESDAY NITES 'LIKE AN APRIL FOOL'S JOKE'—Actress Jayne Mansfield talks j tai Per Va 3ARU mile or fraction there- to newsmen in her Hollywood DOWN ams49 home after announcing she m5, F.• 19110•6•11=.17,=.tri .....=1.••••• of 1.• ?Oft/ of beyond the base rate arera. a lo had will be Polomow Irmare. filed for divorce from Mickey Hargitay linnet, with 1-Man's name ibi Rural flat rate for the 2-Crown -SS lig Fol- Jayne). Her stunned husband termed the action "like art 3-4-hart iii NIIIM III 5611 IILY NITES! somdale exchange area. April Fool's • Joke." She charged extreme cruelty and griev- 4-Printeel • meaffum ous mental suffering, but later said she was sure "we CFI '1PTF77! ?0 gets (lark. But really, James"— envelope, and got Bond's signed Application to the Commission will 6-For fear tbs. ailI III1e4III make It up." They were wed Jan. 13, 1958, and have two 6-Place for AMES BOND and Felix Lei- Leiter frowned impatiently — receipt in exchange. It was a for approval of said rate schedule 4IuMIW2 children of their own. The shapely Miss Mansfield ha• •; worship III ildren FREE if ter sat in eta stern well "aren't wet getting a bit ofi cable from the Colonial Office 'involving not more than 25c per 7-Anger Distr. by United Feature daughter be a previous raarriage. bye it.,Lere 5 away from the t.iatinari. beans—seeing burglars under "Personal to the Governor." ininth per subscriberi is being .nts Skate on Loiter snook re., neart "Radio- the bel? We've gut damn-all to The text was prefixed Probund. made for service to all members rictivity absolutely negative. Re- go on. Largo's a powerful-look- and subscribers now nesday The cable read: "Your 1107 being served Nites! a -tion arceind he engine room ing piratical sort of chap, prob- Records have nothing ftepeat by the applicant and such addi- and ths_ radio room, but that's ably a bit of a crook. But what nothing ore these names Stop tional members and subscribers as DENTISTS, DRAFTSMEN.NOCKEY WHERE DiD YOU) GET A normal. It was all normal, nave we got against him? Have Informatively all stations re- may be authorized to be seevied FlAYERS,WELL -DIGGERS AND REPORT LIKE THAT 7 damitehty normal. What did yam you put a trace ltr•rstigh on him port negatively on Operation by it under said pending applica- LUMBER SALESMEN RATE THE make of Largo and the whole and on these shareholders and Thunderball Stop What have tions, including the in the area 1-11614EST...PIANO PLAYERS setup ?" the crew members?" RATE SH3CKIN6LY • you Query." The message was now served by Folsomdale Tele- LOW; "Same ns you—damned nor- "Yes. Put them all on the signed "Prism," which meant phone Company, all as shown on PL 3-2921 mal. He locks what be says he wire from Government House, that M had approved it. f'naps filed with said Commission. I.:. and b..haves that way. Not Br:zent We should get an PAN CO.'' Rates. • • • much crew about, but tht. ones answer by this evening. But look S IT turned out, the fir,t WEST KENTUCKY RURAL ,we saw were either ordinary here, Felix." Bond's voice TELEPHONE COOPERATIVE was A half of Bond s program crew or w,iiaterful actors..' Bond stubborn. damned CORPORATION, Inc. "There's a for the evening went by the paused belore continuing. "Only fast ship With plane and a forty board two small things struck me. men no one knows anything On the telephone Domino Vi- There was no way down to the bout. There's not another tali said that it would not be hold that I Could see, test 01 group or even an individual in convenient for them to see the course it could have ts en a the area who looks In the least HOW IS house that evening. Her guard- • manhole under the passage car- promising. SLUGGO IS BUSINESS 2 -BUT THEY'RE PAYNG- ian and some of his friends pet. But them how ito you get "All right, so tbe outfit looks ME TO were coming ashore. SELLING KEEP THEIR the stores he talked of down all 'right and its story seems to there? And there .s the hell ot mand up. But just supposing Yes. it was indeed possible LEMONADE FISH COOL might meet at the a lot of space in that bold even the whole thing was a phony— that they AT THE Casino that evening. She would if I don't knew much about a damned good one of course. FISHING naval architecture, but then so It ought US be with be dung on board and the PIER "I'll do a check with the oil- all that's at stake. Take another Disco would then sari round and ing wharf through the customs look at the picture. These so- anchor off the Casino. But now people and see Just how much called shareholders all arrive wo'ild sac be able to recognize fuel he does carry. Then It's Just In time for June third. him in the Casino? She had a odd that we didn't see any of "On that night the Disco goes vc•ry poor memory for faces. • these shareholders. It was to sea and stays out till morn- Would he perhaps wear a around three o'clock when we ing. Just supposing she rendez- flower in his buttonhole or ICE COLD ICE COLD went on board and most of them vinis'd that plane in shallow something? LEMONADE may have been having siestas. water somewhere. Just suppose Bond had laughed. He said E MO NADE 19w060:: But surely not all nineteen ot she picked up the bombs and that would be all righL He them. put them away--In the i• Ind un- would remember her by her • oalabal — ••• v-•re• — **Another small thing. Did you der the ship, if you Mir. Any- beautiful eyes. They were un- /AL r,IL notice that there was no trait- way, somewhere safe and con- forgettable. He had put the re- of tobacco smell anywhere in veiliett. Just suppose all that ceiver down halfway through LIL' ABNER lbw Al the ship? That's odd. Around and aiiiit so.1 (it a picture do the amused, sexy chuckle. fie Caws 7 forty men rind not one of them you get 7" suddenly wanted to see her GOvERNMENT5C/Nr45r.zw.0,-/L5 IDS miGHT,/ snail:en "A Li picture so far as I'm very much. OH,HOW MOMOTOMOUSIO is a If one had any- again TIRESOME,LOOKING !(I.4; thing else to go on One would concerned. James." Leiter The movement of the ship SECRETARY V/EIV YESTERLIAYS F/LM5 NOTH I NG EVER APPEARS • AT MOVIES OF ' ;. say that wasn't coineid-nee 1' it shrugged resignedly. "But I altered his plans for the better. OF 7X/E rALL A/6 DEBRi5 CAUSED BY ON TI-4AT SCRE_EN1 &j1", FALLING discipline. The real pnia (loot guess there's just enough to It would be much easier to 77-1E UNDEROLJNO EXPLOA/ON — RUBBLE, ROCK AND DIRTY! drink or smoke. But I await make It a lead." He laughed reconnoiter her In the harbor. MONTH AFTER it's a damned long shot. sardonically. "So what's on your It would shorter swim and MONTH. GOT A "I'd have said the wIllija out- mind? What conies next?" he would fq able to go hit° the ATCH ? fit's as clean as a whiaM if it "While you get our commu- water under cover of the harbor wasn't for all that misaing nications going, I'm going to police wharf. Equally, with her ` space we weren't_ shown. That check with the oiling wharf. anchorage empty, It would be talk about fuel and • ballast Then we'll call up this Domino all the easier to survey the area sounded a bit glib to me. What girl and try and get ourselves where she had been lytng. But '• do you think?" asked for a el -ink and have a if Largo moved the yacht about "Same at you. James. Three's quick kink at Largo's shore BO nonchalantly was it likely mesa at least half of tfiat situp we lease:---this Palmyra. Then we the bombs, if there were any, didn't see. But then again go to the Casino apd look over would be hidden at the anchor- there's a perfectity goad. areiwer the Whole of LtirgO's group. And age? If they were, surely the house. to that, lie. may have got a then" Bond looked stubbornly Duero would 'stand watch over gainst fur-. stack .of secret treasure-hunt- at Leiter —"I'm going to borrotv them.. dieldrin ing gear down there he doecn't a good orlon Arum the Police Bond decided to put a deci- I want anyone to see. Remember Commissioner to give 'me sion aaido until had more Win will • a he thaj merchant ship off Gibral- hand„put on an aqualung, and and more expert information ABBIE AN' -SLATS ars. Raebnrn Van . , tar during the, war? The Italian go ouf and have a. sniff round •about the ship's hull. • by Byres frog men esedit as a base. Big tee pogo with your other sat his Gei- lie in room and wrote IF ONLY I COULD RECALL ..it of trapdoor affair cut in ger ru4chine."4 ?, • hjs negative report to M. lie WHERE I'VE SE;EN THAT FACE httAppiat waae,r line. gead •it -throtigh, It wpickl be a' Leiter -paid 'technically,."[Ot- ft'tAYB, WHERE HE LivAs got aome- Akira ai (Cy Again! Well, go detrellOkge.1014 44/ret- 114`-- I •,clort -AWE A01E, Hint?" •.• SOAIIE.. -'sfer-i4f1‘'4i• ekmg wtth that, James. -lust for Pi• rime tirealee*, V CLUE. FONNY—NOW I'VE - Boast kinked eintrpie'at . he was working tat- old times"seke. Bia don't go of a lead on 60T A FEkLifiG Oficrch. THArrm ter. **the One of the 'and akiit) your toe on a sea ter- No, Hind decided. Not until 9, • BEING TOL-LOWED: blackest marks against—Intel- thin or anything: I see -there tie bad something.solica Wishful ligence dwring the whole war." sr" free ehtt-cha lessods in the intelligence, the, desire to please He paused. "The MN'', was an- ballroom of the Royal Raham- or reas.sure the recipient, was chored in about forty feet dangerolis ROL ot km tomorrow. We've got to the most commodity water. SupPosinglhey'd ,gbt the Keep fit for those, I gileas in the whole realm of secret in- bombs buried in the sand bele* there'll be nothing else In this formation, her. Would your Geiger counter trip for my memory book." regist&ed?" 753-3914 have Rack In the hotel, a dispatch Felix Leiter has it shocking "rroubt it. I've got an under- rider from Government House idea of what at born)) Tar- water model and we could go wa: a afting for Bond. Ile sa- get No. I will be, Continue and have a sniff round when it luted smartly, handed over an "Thunderball" here tomorrow.

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PAGE FOUR T r EEDCER- 11—TIMES — MlaRRAY, KENTUCKY r- 1101.11rigz WEDNESDAY — MAY 9, 1962 Illercer Home Scene itor, Mrs. Horace Jones. Mrs. J. B. Burkeen - PLaza 3-4947 • Of Circie-Meeting Brides Prefer On Tuesday Morning To Head South The home of Mrs. Charles Mer- cer was the scene of the meeting NEW YORK alPli — Florida rates of Circle I of Woman's the Mis- as the number one honeymoon VoN44 sionary , Union of the First Baptist state, prospective brides reported Church held on Tuesday morning in a "Modern Bride" magazine Mrs. Eugene Tarry at ten o'clock. survey. llissionarr Circle Mrs. J. H. Thurman was 'Hamburger Supper the The Pocono Mountains rated leader on the second Hostess For Meet ileets topic, "Let's number two. Other popular at Home Of field Face It—Honestly", sites it Hamlett in the study included Bormuda. the Bahamas, Louie Moon Mary Stuart unit of the theme, Circle 11rs. Myrtlell'all "Being Chris- the Caribbean, Niagara Falls Home On Search for ineent Edwards and Sunday tian In klumasi Relationships." New York State, Mrs Eugene Tomorrow the West Coast, Tarry opened her The Kathleen Ben Casev Others Taking part were Mrs. Southeast home on Jones Circle .of Mrs. Genora and Ncw England — Olive Street for The meet- the Woman's 1-1.-onlett enter- Orville Anderson and Mrs. Mer- • ing Missionary Union,;! tained with in that order. of the Lottie Moon Circle of the First a hamburger supper cer. 'The opening and closing Baptist Church tAlet in at her Sixty Per cent of the brides in- the Woman's Missionary Union the home on North Sixth prayers were led of home of Mrs. Myrtle Wall on by Mrs. Owen tended to spend. from one to sev- the First Baptist Church Street on Sunday aftern .on Billington held oh Monday evening at seven at and Mrs. Noel Melugia en days honeymooning; Monday evening -thirty five-thirty o'clock. 33 per at seven-thirty o'clock. respectively. cent, eight o'clock. Following a to 15 days; and seven Mrs. delicious supper Oars Williams 'The chairman of the Mrs. Luther Dunn was in and social per cent, from 16 days. charge hour the group then Pete Jack Kennedy, presided "Teach the of the program on telling and Gladys at tilei t Eleven.sppee r cent! saidd thineyg. theot- good and right way attended the church services Donna Reed meeting.. to the way of Christ .L.L.the at Indians East of the Mississippi" lndian seven-thirty o'clock. The D011na - east of the Mississippi Refreshments were served to honeymoon. was the theme of the program River in- Those present Reed Show More — 69 per cent cluding the were Mrs. Katie the twelve members and one presented with Mrs. Seminoles of Florida, Overcast, viss! — said they will spend up to $500. Coche Cald- Cherokees Mrs. Goldia Curd. Mrs. well as the leader. and Pembrokes of Bun Crawford, North Carolina. Miss Kathleen Pat- Choctaws of Mis- terson. Mrs • Others taking sissippi. and Nannie McCoy, and Twit were Mrs. the Alabama In- Mrs. Hamlett. Henry Warren. Mrs. T. C_ dians. Mrs. G. B. Jones, Mrs. • ,• Georg* Diaharis Purdom Assisting Outland, and Miss Frances Mrs. Dunn were Mrs_ Route Ci Brown. Eugene Shipley, Mrs. Robert The closing Jones, prayer was led bv Mrs. Ethel Ward, Mrs. Mrs. Allen. Stanfcni 'McCoy. Mrs. G. B Andrus. and Miss Lorene COMPLETELY Jones. Swann. A chairman, presided at tile PERSONALS Meeting. Mrs. Wall. chairman of a the Mr. and NEW rreafi-eshments were served circle, presided at the Mrs. Rob Smith and dur- meeting and chiidren. ing the followship hour closed %%,ith . prayer. Cindy and Michael. of CONCEPT IN by the _ Ferndale. hostesses, Mrs. Tarry Mich.. arrivesi in Mur- and MiL's Refreshments EXTERIOR Brown. were'Served to the ray Monday to visit Mrs. Smith's twelve members present. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Galen Out- PAINT! land. and Mr. Smith's brother, Richard Smith and family. s • give mother, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rudd of Ferndale. Mich.. arrived Gertrude Berg in Mur- Shirley Booth ray last week E. G. 3tarshall Jackie Cooper The Gertrude to spend their sum- Hazel mer The Defender, Bennesey v lion. They have taken Berg Show an a TELEVISION'S EMMY tm in the Berry Apart- AWARDS May 22 will grOtlight one of these Men and one of these men Ve"olnen for the best performance NEW_ MOORM4D of 1961 in a TV aeries. Many other categorteS MAO 1 will receive award; lust. as In Hollywood's Oscar ceremonies.. ILLATEXIHOUSE•PAINT 25th Anniversary Social lIrs. Vernon Nance Calendar • For wood siding, shingles, Opens Hotne For ▪ shok•s, stoma, cement, clrojef Wednesday, I block or asbestos siding May 9 Eighth Street, at 1:30 p.m. Circle Meeting sale The Arts and Crafts Club wall • • • • Dries in 30 minutes meet at the home of Mrs. Charles Mrs. Vernon Nance was hos- • Cleans up with Friday. May 11 soopy write' Farmer, 110 North Tenth tess for the meeting of the Annie • tr" Streer., The North Murray Homemak- 0 at 2:30 p.m. Armstrong Circle of the Woman's • ers Club will meet • • • at the home at Missionary Union Mrs. Bailey of the First Riggins at 1:30 p.m. Baptist The Wesleyan Circle of the First • • • Church held Monday even- OFF Methodist ing at seven-thirty o'clock. , Church WSCS will Saturday, May 12th meet at the home of Mrs. Buddy In charge co ihe program Jack Stalcup will play for the the complete Hewitt. Sharpe Street, at unit theme, -Being Christian 7:30 annual Spring Dance at the Mur- In Human Relationship". was open ray Country Club beginning at Mrs. • • • Earl Tucker. Those taking part stock 9:00 p.m. T h e Pottertown Homemakers • • • were Mrs. Tucker, Mrs Paul selection Lyons. Jr.. Mrs. Club' will meet at the home of Murray Assembly No. 19 Order Charles Hale. Mrs. Bryan of and Mrs. Loyd Horn. 'TIDWELL Overcast, 511 Whit- the Rainbow Girls will have PAINT STORE Mrs. Charles Hale. roll, at 10:30 am. its school of instruction at 1:30 chairman. • • • presided Mrs. Nance p.m. at the Masonic Hall. A pot- led the opening prayer and lock supper will be served at Mrs. Loyd The Kirksey School Parent- Horn led the closing 6:30 p.m. followed by the in- prayer after Teacher Association will hold its a silent prayer period. spection. Marion Assembly No. (Anal meeting of the school year Refreshments were 10 will be guests. All Masons and served by at the school at 1:30 Mrs. Nance pm. All Eastern Stars are cordially to those on program parent.: and patrons in- A RARE of the school vited to attend. and Mrs. W. J. Pitman, Mr:. OPPORTUNITY CiC1SC are urged to attend. e• • • Harold n..1 Mrs. George • • * Ligon. TO OWN THE WORLD'S Monday. May 14 The Alice LITERNATION.kL STERLING Thursday," May 10 Waters Circle of the MOST FAMOUS First Methodist STERLING Supreme Fares: Woodmen Cir- Church WSCS will meet cle Grove 126 will hold its month- at the home of Mrs. Genera WHEN WILL DESIGN.. . Hamlett, ly d‘nner meeting at the Woman's North 6th Street. at 7:30 Club H iuse at 6:30 p.m. p.m. with Mrs Katie Overcast as • • • cohostess. Mrs. Walter Mischke MS BE CURED? will show slides of The Holy CHANTILLY The Dorothy Circle of the First Land. Say when... A Baptist Church WMS will meet • • • seamless ai the home of Mrs. Art Mrs. Zeffie nylons Lee at Woods, North 16th BY 9:30 _ with your am. Street, will be hostess to mem- bers of Cora Graves Circle of dollars!.. Cl liege Presbyterian Church at -The Flint Baptist Church Wom- 8 p.m. Mrs. Charles 5imons, chair- GORHAM an's Missionary Society 0 in o pretty gift will hold man of the group, will lead devo- box. its regular meeting at the church tions and the program will be in at 7 p.m. dc/ Splendid savings on attpurchases charge of Mrs. Jesse Johnson who or dress sheers • • • bring you a wonderful opportunity will direct the reading of a play "The in to fill-in and add on to your The South Party Line." AT A fashion colors Sefyiell Murray Homemakers • • • In the pattern you chose so proudly Club will meet at the home of The South fOt family silver. Mrs, John D. Lovins. Pleasant Grove oil sizes and 306 North Homemakers lengths Club will meet at UMW TIM the AIRRYERSARY home of Mrs Milford Orr at SPECIAL 1 p.m. Mrs. Bob Orr and Mrs. Clifton 34.00 See•Icil for Jones-will give the 'lesson. 255 saerurt, $277 stock arias Visitors are invited. 3 pairs '4.50-4.95 NOW SAVING! 1199" The Executive Board of the Fed Tao tact Calloway County High School Cent eras PTA THE news evroueu will meet at the school at 6:30 p.m. is THROUGH MAY 23RD • •. BMW*, raitolit &Met' The (Bethany Sunday_ School STYLE SHOP • Class of the First Baptist Church RESEARCH 11 will • CLINICS Furches meet at the home of Mrs. for example, four-piere No place setting Greene Wilson at 7:30 pm. Group • PATIENT SERVICES VII -r FIGHT MULTIPLE Regularly $31.00 will be in charge of the ar- SCLEROSIS rangements. Send contemobons to MS C/O Postmaster NOW $23.25 Happy is the Price Include!' federal Tax, NOW OPEN And you can buy it on our Club Plan for as little as UNDER • who re:ceive's. SHOES on her day 33(; All Mothers•enjoy comfortable, per week smart-looking Shoes. Choose for Her a pair of NEW MANAGEMENT - per place-settingrl :DRESS HEEL, 'STOCK HEELS, CASUAL: . SPORT, CANVASS oqr NOUSE SHOES. 500-POUND BIRD—A fossil The believed to have•soravress Lw !ma' -; I,.. tit,_' You can give her famous the world eves'has known Chantilly at wonder. CrIFT \VA.11)ItF.D is ful savings! AT THE held (left handt• All place-setting ,and serving by Dr. pieces are Pierce Brodkorb, biologist included. A marvelous opportu- and • ornithologist of nity to give her the most cherished the pattern sterling University of Florida In available, or add to her IrShoe!Stcire Chantilly present Gainesville. Found near BARBER SHOP set. Gainesville, `O. the fossil Is an 510 Main ankle joint very similar to Hubb Dunn and Bill Redick' those of the rhea of south- a m. Murray, Kentucky ern South America. The site (7 - til 6 p.m. - Close Thursday Afternoons) of the fossil indicates Ks OLIVE a owner weighed 500 pounds. BLVD., ACROSS FROM WgLLS HALL 1

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