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The Ledger and Times, August 24, 1962

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y, the 'preaum hasn't a over -too big in .nigh Largest way, not 66 well BS ir grade:s. Tesni-agrre Circulation In "di eltietaive to participate tie motivation seemed The City We Largest e panel members was Circulation In -Iambi of the U.S. Of-4, Trust • whe undertisik The County what food metivatem at. 1 6 • said lanni, tend to IN OUR 83rd YEAR ley have been taiieht A United Press International Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, August 24, 1962 NIL:I:RAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXXIII No. 201 me. Right away I fig- •1••11••• "MOB what he was n't know Good Strings Of that iairneone taught Juror List For Fish Reported Members, Old County 4.1fers es in my tioueetiold BULLETIN f they do, but it ceree 't dear old daddykins* OFall Term Of FRANKFORT, Ky. 111. — The C.C.C. Camp, MOSCOW tPt — The Soviet Soviets' Latest d memmykins either. state •Depariment of Fish and union warned today it would Win Several tier. Wildlife Resources Thursday re- take the "necessary measures" ed. however. that the portei • good strings of modish to . protect its diplomatic and luence on the diet of Court Released at Kentucky lakes. but otherwise, Hold Reunion military personnel passing tho- Prizes At Fair • is the diet of ether it was a slow fishing week. ugh West Berlin if there was Demands Given he (1td rundbwn: a incidents That proved The juror list for the fall term The lake by lake repetition of recent i Listed below _are the results about bass rated fair in the divided he vows talking of Calloway County Circuit Court Kentucky: Black city. el the Calloway County 4-Hers to good, beet in • late evening. The warning carne in a note has been released. The following Members of the old Murray entries in the Purchase District By ROBERT J. KORENGOLD action on the part of allowed to select Bluegill on flies and worms. Crap- presented to U. S. Embassy of- struetive list ef jurors are to appear at C. C. C. Camp 1517 held a re- Pair in Mayfield. Ky. United Press International Washington. The patience of cour- weuld pick u bat- . 9:00 a. m. on pie and white bass fair. The lake union last Week at the city park ficials here today. It also was September ,10th. Skirt and Blbuse— Dreena Baz- MOSCOW 11JPI, — The latest se cannot lest forever." he continued. But free& is clear, fall ing and 80 degrees. with 17 members and their fam- broadcast by Moscow Radio. A Hal Smith, Kirksey, Mrs. Harry zell. red ribbon, Beth Blankenship. Russian demands that the West- This theme. an apparent refer high scheol lunch pro-'w Herrington: Fair crappie fish- ilies attending. It charged "fascistic elements" ''Sparks, Murray Hollis Walker, blue ern Allied military forces get out ence to the signing of a separate pizesii ing and improving bluegill harvest. had staged a series of "danger- ribbon, Gail Smith, red rib- boil down to Murray route five, Edwin Craw- of Berlin treaty, Few bass by trolling. The lake is ' The Murray camp was organized ous provocations" against Soviet n. •Judy Kelso, red ribbon. were published today Russian-East German peace ea. he mid. . ford, Lynn Grove, Euel Tinsley, Premier clear, falling and 83 degrees. in October of 1933 and disbanded military personnel on their way j Skirt made by girl, blouse se- in the official Communist party has been stressed ,by Murray, Talmadge Tutt. Murray, lected — Ellen Watson, blue rib- newspaper. Nikita S. Khrishchey in recent -Herbert Erwin, Hazel. Pat Hack- Cumberland: Improved bl ack to do guard duty at the Soviet bass' takes by trolling. Bluegill war memorial in West Berlin. bon. months. ett, Murray, Mrs. Bradburn Hale, Attending with their families Pravda blamed the increased government and crappie fair. The lake Ls clear First Dress — Nona Hamel!, The official Soviet Murray, Hoyt Cleaver, Jr., Almo. were Tom Williams, Truman tension in Berlin on "West er- night falling and 82 degrees. red ribbon, LaJenna Paschall, newspaper lzvestia Thursday II. H. Edwards-, Hazel, Z. B. Rus- Smith, Raymond Crawford, James man militarists" and said that Dale Hollow: Good crappie fish- White ribbon. charged that recent incidents sell, Murray route two, Mrs. Ed Witherepoon, Porter Holland, Lee •Play Clothes — Connie Hopkins, only a speedy end to the four' which have arisen in Berlin fol- Diuguid, Dennis Boyd, ing in late evening and night. Rates On Hay Are power Murray, M. Travis. James Brown and Al- red ribbon. occupation status of the lowing the fatal shooting of an Harris Gee, B. H. Fultotie-Mtne Still fishing in .weed beds pro- Miss Ann Wrether divided - city could insure peace. bert Enix all of 'Murray. ' Reduced To Area Advanced- 7f:trete — Carolyn 18-year-old fleeing East Germa,n *ray Morton, Lynn ducing ssattered catches of blue- In a dispatch from Washing- Route one, Bob Craig. red ribbon. were due to West German "rev- Grove, gill. Few black and white buss in Others were Buford Stice, Bent- ton, Pravda Moscow's Billy Joe Hale, Murray. WASHINGTON 0.111) — The In- Tailored Costume — Janet Like, Miss Ann Wrather reiterated anchists" and efacists." jumps. The lake is clear, falling on, James F. White, Paducah, demands that Earlie Stubblefield, . Murray, terstate Commerce Commission blue ribbon. West Berlin be and 82 degrees. Eddie McQueary, Lancaster, Carl Wins Scholarship turned into a Donald Hick, Murray, Mrs. Dick Thursday ordered reduced rates In the Foods Division winners free, demilitarized Sykes, Murray, Bob McCuiston, Rough River: Good strings of Shepherd, Stamford, Charles Down- city. for transporting hay to drought- were: Unit I — 4 Brownies or For Second Year white bass by trolling and few ey, Henderson, Winifred Holmes, Murray, Bee Guthrie, Hazel, W. T. stricken farmers in Ballard, Cal- Butterscotch Fingers Dreena. Baz- catfish by 'stillfishing with worms_ Chicago, Henry Mays, Robards, On Wednesday the Russians Doens, Ul, Murray route five, Logan. McCracken Vise Ann Wrather has won the The lake is -clear, falling and f:C Herndon, Almo, loway. Graves, ;ell, red ribbon. Unit 11-4 Biscuits, abolished their post of comman- Sonnie Hudspeth, Murray, Joe Mil- Kentucky, Jim second science scholarship award- degrees. and Tods counties, Ky. prena Bazzell, red ribbon. Unit III dant in Berlin. The move was in- ler, Kirksey. Harmon Chestee, li-no Bidwell of Paducah. ed by the J(l Chemist Dewey: Crappie the best bet. Three counties have been de- Butter Cake, white or yellow, Company, terpreted . as another step in the Kirksey, R. D. Lategston, Murray, Depart- manufacturer of induetrial ad- Good takes of bluegill on worn& The next meeting of the an- Oared by the Agriculture Nona Bazzell. white ribbon. Unit Kremlin's campaign to sign a Mrs. iugh Waldrop, Murray, relief. hesives. Miss Wrather maintained Improving black bass by trolling. nual affair is planned for the ment in need of drought IV — 4 cornmeal muffins, Char- peace treaty with Germany and James Gilbert, Alimo. be ef- an above B average in the field The lake is clear, stable and 82 third Sunday in August at Ken- The reduced rail rates will lotte Tidwell, red ribbon, Judy end Western occupation rights in • J. R. ,111cHood, Concord, Edgar of science last year at Murray degrees. tucky Dam Village State Park. fective until Nov. 23. Kelso, red ribbon. Unit V — the city. Lamb, Murray. Alvis E. Jones, Angel Cake, Charlotte Tichvell, State College, Murray, 011ie Brown, Alm), Ed "American pOlicy makers," said red ribbon. Miss Wrather won the first Billington, Farmington, John Pravda correspondent S. Vishnev- Ri- In the ('anning Division winners scholarship presented by the com- ley, Murray, Glen Hodges. Murray, sky, 'should consider what tre- "Black Box". Other were Unit I; 1 quart fruit or I pany last year to a student in- mendous advantages a German Boyd Bizzell. Akno, Aubrey Ha- Two Released Men Tell Of qt. tomato juice— Ellen Watson, dicating superior ability in this tcher. Murray Noble Fuqua, peace settlement holds for the Kirk- blue ribbon. Dreena Bazeell. red field. She is the daughter of Mr. sey. Mze.-..Leon peoples of the United States. How Chambers, Lynn ribbon. Beth Blankenship, red rife and Mrs. Marvin Wrather, Grose. William Jam. .Murray. to Bow Under Brutality the ordinary American. .would Treatment; Refuse ban. Gail Smith, blue ribbon and Elbert Hoitston. Murray route sigh with relief." Judy Kelso. red ribbon. five, equally brutal treatment, though The Pravda dispatch said that Miller McReynolds, Murray By DARRELL GARWOOD told today how two Americans Unit II: 4 qts. vegetables (1 qt. Aw Heck, mute four, Carlos Jones, turn of a different type." I Don't it is "neceseary , without wasting Murray, United Press International captured in Laos refused to tomatoes and 3 others) Gail Smith. •Ilafford Cooper. Hazel Jack a Thourgh suffering from malaria, time to settle the German prob- Nors- WASHINGTON 4WD -- The Army against their country despite red ribbon. "All other Units (2 Need The Publicity worth, -Murray, in- parasites, a bone disease and mal- lem peacefully, to normalize the Crawford Hanley, Communist terror campaign qts. fruit or 2 can veg.) Nona Baz- Murray route two, ,Mre.._Ben _Here and im- nutrition, Ballenger resisted re- situation in West Berlin or. the in_gephyeical brutality Zell zed. Lajeana _Paschall:30i Ion peale'd alleibts TO get 'him- to OE*NE- cREEMAN- *.-- mut(tatty • seceptable- Hughes. Murray. Harrefl plied threats of &Jib-. — Open Class: 1 qt. juice (tomato) Broach, Murray, compose statements condemning I wlird res• I,,l,'r..,,i 1•••••41 treaty which would convert it Carnet! Wells, The Army said one of the men Gail Smith, blue ribbon. ABILENE, "l'ex. 11111) — Police Murray route U. S. support of the Southeast Asia from a NATO military base into four, Mrs. Wilbert was held for a year in pitch 'I qt. tomatoes — Beth Blanken- officer Don Slatten honked his Outland, Murray. Bryant Staples, Treaty Organization SEATO, the a tree demilitarized city:. Citizenship dark solitary confinement by the Slihe red ribbon, Gail Smith, red horn Thoreday night when a big. Kirksey, James Hamilton. Murray, Army said. Coupled with this was a warn- Parthe Laos. The other was drag- iltibuta white Cadillac drove theougeh a /terse -aptured in April, int, Bellew ; fte,teet_ patience. -4111Riar, Murray,OrvilkiPxlib , ged through -Laotian villages like 1 qt. string -beans --Ellen Wat- Mop sign. derson, Murray. John Gibbs, Mur- ger was stripped of his personal 'Ille----Nrivie-1---rnion and other an animal by a rope halter. son. red. Beth Blankenship, blue, The driver, wearing horn-rim- A ward-iyes To ray route four. Hobert Hill, Ha- effects, tied with his upper arms peace loving countries," the dis- . The two were identtfied as Maj. Gail Smith, red ribbon. med glasses and a smile in his n.), Allen Wells. Murray route close to his body and led- as patch said, "have displayed much Lawrence It. Bailey. 39. of Lau- . 1 qt. baby beets — Gail Smith, Pace. waved at the officer and three. and Less Dalton, Murray though he were an animal on a good will and patience for a con- rel. Md., and Sgt. Orville R. Bal- red ribbon. down route four. leash" with a length of tope continued the street. Buford Hurt lenger. 28, of Spring Lake, N. C. 1 qt. greens — Gail Smith, blue looped around his neck until he "That guy just looks too friend- Both men were released last week ribbon. ' reached his place of confinement, ly," Slatten "aid aleud and reared Student Welcome by the Pathet Lao. 1 qt. carrots — Nona Bazzell, Army said. away after the Cadillac. Approximate 300 Woodmen an.) Son Of Minister Army revealed the brutal- the Blankenship, Party Is Discussed 99c The Paraded Through Villages red ribbon, Beth The path of the Cadillac was their guests enjoyed the enee,_31 ity in 'an announcement that the whaP ribbon. Will Preach Sunday "En route to his place of con- irregular and Starlet finally stop- family -night bar-b-que of Cruet- pair was being flown home and 1 qt. soup 'mixture — Beth finement, he was paraded through ped the car a block farther down A meeting was held yesterday 728 end Camp 592 of the Wood- would arrive at Andrews Air Force Blankenship, blue ribbon. Gil several villages where he was the street. in the Chamber of Commerce of- men if the World held last nest Base. Md at 1 p. m. (EDT) to- Smith, blue ribbon. Dreena M- )0mEs Dr. Hillis S. McKenzie, vice held up to public scorn," the Slatton whipped out pod and fice of several business men with at the Murray city park. president of Miseouri Valley Col- day. iele white ribbon. Army said. "On one occasion dur- pencil and said: "Ok fella. what's the 'annual 'Murray State College The group was honoree' by the nissourt, will Both will be treated at Walter 1 pt. peas — Beth Blankenship, lege at Marshall, ing this march., a guard sent a your name." student welcome party being dis- presence of Wallace McCerce Heed Reed Army hospital in Washing- blue ribbon, Gail Smith, white he the guest preacher in the Col- rifle bullet crashing past Ballen- "Billie Sol Eoles," was the re- cussed. Conseil of the Kentucky Juris- lege Preebyteriap Church at 1045 ton. The Army said neither will ribbon. FOR ger's ear as a gesture of deri- ply. General plans were discussed diction. ' o'clock on Sunday, be available for press interviews 1 pt. corn — Dreena Bazzell, August W. sion." "Could...could I h a v e your and chairmen appointed to hand- Mrs. Stella Hurt was presented lir McKenzie is the son of Rev. until they have recovered from blue ribbon, Gail Smith, blue rib- James Lassiter Later. Ballenger was held in a drivers licenee, sir" the Munned le the many duties in connection the 1961 "Woman of Woodcraft" Henry McKenzie. paetor of the the effects of their imprisonment. , ben. room with other American pris- policeman said after a deubletake. with the welcome party which award by national director Way- Church. "Black Box" Treatment 1 pt. Lima Beans — Dreena oners where sanitary facilities "I seldom drive any mere," said will be held on the court square Ion Rayborn for her outstanding On Sunday morning also. Dr. Bailey. who fell into the hands Bazzell, blue ribbon, Gail Smith, "abysmal" and sfilftlf and stench the indicted and bankrupt form again this year. work in the ladies' court. McKenzie's father will be serving Lassiter Is of the Communist Pathet Lao in blue ribbon. AO the sickened the prisoners," the Army financier. "I don't have one." More complete details of Aubrey -Red"' Willoughby was as guest preacher in the College March, 1961. when he parachuted I qt. cherries —' Beth Blanken- be published said. • "You'll 'have to tome with me welcome party will a. el the "Mr. Wootirrian" et' ('hurch in Marshall. The local from a C47 transport disabled by ship, red ribbon. "They had their 'ieet locked in sir," • said Slattiin. a 235-p.eund as a firm program of events is 592 award by vice-president pastor. with Mrs. McKenzie and eround fire, was subjected to the ,1 1 qt. blackberries — Beth Blank- Camp Speaker At stocks while lying on their backs imtrolman who wrestles pr ifes- established. for his'weirk with locit another son. Douglas. will be re• -black box" solitary confinement. , enship, blue ribbon. Max Hurt and were forced to remain in this sionally in his off hours. cemrrs and as sovereign camp rep- ea turning the first of the week from Both he and Ballen.ger resisted 1 qt. peaches — Bail Smith, Immobile 'position for 12 to 14 "I sure don't need the publi- resentative. _a three weeks' western trip. Mean- all efforts to break their will and blue ribbon. FIVE DAY FORRCAST Club hours daily," the announcement city." said Estes. Buterd Hurt was the recipient while. Dr. Hillis McKenzie, with Rotary turn them against the United 1 qt. relish — Beth Blankenship, said -The routine of locking the "From what I see in the papers, citizen" award his wife and two children are va- Slates blue ribbon, Nona Bazzelll red By United Press \International of the "outstanding prisoners in stocks usually began sir, a little more publicity lima with Holmes Ellis, Murray Moy, .r, cationing at the family cottage James Lassiter. Rotarian and "Major Bailey. suffering from ribbon. , LOUISVILLE (UPI) — The Ken- at 5:30 each evening." going to hurt. Please come with making the preeentati.m. Mr. Wirt on Kentucky Lake. Commonwealth Attorney was the malnutrition, intestinal parasites 1 pt blackberry jam — Beth tucky weather forecast . for the me." is' presently chairman of :ere Deur- speaker yesterday at the Murray and malaria. told Army authori- Blankenship. blue ribbon, Nona five-day period Saturday through Slattan called for another squad -fray - Calloway County Airport Rotary Olutb. Lassiter was intro- ties of spending a full year im- Old Lyon School Harrell, red ribbon. Wednesday. as. prepared by the car and Estes, dressed casually Rhard, a rnember of the Murray Mr., duced by James Garrison, who prisoned in a pitch black room 1 pt raspberry jam — Ellen U. S. al'eather'Bureatt: Mrs. Crawford Building To Be in a white sports etrIrt and dark Municipal Housing Commission was in charge of the program. under heavy guard," the Army Watson, red ribbon. Temperatures Will average near trousers, was taken to the police and a member of the official Home From Colorado Lassiter recounted some of the said. Used By Prisoners 1 pt. strawberry preserves — season normals. Kentucky normal station. On the way, he talked. hoard of the F irst Methodist events which -occurred during the "At no' time during this period Gail Smith, red ribbon. 74 degrees. Louisville extremes "I's-e been blamed kir a lot of Church, 4 Mr. and' Mrs. Wade Crawford past year when he was called into of %lack box' incarceration was The old Lyon County Consoli- . 1 pt. Peach- preserves — Gill 86 to 83. things I didn't de...a lot of things Ivan Johnsen, Coneul Coalman- of Murray have returned home active duty with the 430th. Civil natural or artificial light permit- dated School now being torn Smith, blue ribbon, Ellen Watson, Cooler over the weekend and are not true." Estes Fetid. aer Murray Camp 592. served as after a two Aeolis vacation trip Affairs Company. ted to enter his room." down to make way ,,for Barkley red ribbon and Beth Blankenship, becoming warmer about the mid- "I reepccl the law all the way." ceremonies. to Colorado Springs. Ile told the club that about The Army said his guards al- I.ake will be used to constnict a white ribbon. dle of next week. the master of Estes bad Sliatitim. "I guest you Mr. Crawford is prosecuting at- eight nuintlis was spent in Geor- lowed Bailey outdoors only at school for prisoners at Eddyville Home Furnishings — Piece just doing your job. A police- • torney for the city Of Murray. gia and the last three months night. He usually was taken out- State Penttentiary. furniture made over — Beth are man has the hardest job in' the of his year', tour was spent in side four times nightly for periods Deputy Warden Loyd Armstrong Blankenship — blue ribbon; Pinup werld. I Mill don't think I ran Paris.' France at the European of from one to three minutes each said the two-story building will board — Gail Smith. blue ribbon; see) sign." Centenand Ileadquarters, a high t hue. be erected with prison labor un- room Unit (3 articles that go to- that Somehow word had leaked out level command. Imposed Total Darkness der the direction of a civilian gether) Gail Smith, blue ribbon. Woathor arreet. A battery tif Lassiter told the :Rotarians that -Thu; for a full year Bailey builder. The two story building Electrical — Extension Cord— about the newsmen and pnotiifrrapher-; NATO is, doing an excellent job spent hut a few minutes out-44 will consist of eight classrooms, Terrill Tidwell, white ribbon; ta- Estes at the Report of containing the Communists of every 24 hours SINay from the a library and office and a •gym- ble lamp — Loyd Cooper. blue greeted Steelton and of the police station. Russia and that NATO represents total darkness imposed on him by nasium- auditorium. ribbon, John Cooper, blue ribbon, door Wird hollmeiblalli Slatteen quoted Fes- our best hope to do this job.. his captors,". the Army said. About 100 hundred prisaners David Watson, red ribbon, Artie "Aw heck." His most vivid impression while It said Ballenger -received are enrolled in the school which Haneline, red ribbon. Ronnie liar- ts-s ass saying. • Estes was fingerprinted. T h e flitch Thursday 96 overeas, he told the club. woe the gives instruction throtee,h the grove,••-eed--r-Arbore• Clayton Har- mug :hot sfeas - taken. He Lew Thursday '10 "utter and complete futility of eighth grade. grove, red ribbon; pinup lamp — usual Carry Local make is call and new- war". Bus To Dined Watson, blue ribbon; tro- was aliowed to 7:15 am. Today 76 a Es- t one would win in such a NOW YOU KNOW ble light — Rodney Tidwell, white; phoned hies brother. Dr. John 10c No Farm Bureau Members Abilene. Estes' Abilene at- Western Kentucky — Partly war he told the club, with a large heat lamp — ,Rodney Tidwell, tes in Kentucky Fair Tkomas, arrived ahd cloudy and hot today with isolat- percentage of the population de- To By United Press International red ribbon. terney. Bril reit-steed in $200 ap- ed thundershowers this afternoon. cimated. The world's first minimum wage Friday, August 24 hes— been de-' Estes was IP High in upper 90s. Partly cloudy Another world war simply must law was enacted in 1866 in ,the signated as 4-11 Day at the Pur- pearance bond. 3ATURDAY running a etep and warm with scattered thunder- not be allowed to occur, he con- The Calloway County Farm Bu- state of Victoria. Australia. In chase District Fair. Two events The change WaS without a drivers 10 showers like tonight. Low in low cluded. reau today surged its members to the United States, Massachusetts to take place will be a 4-H Pet sign and driving 70s. Saturday partly cloudy ahd A number. stf guests were pre- make plans to attend the Ken- in 1912 became the first state to Show to begin in the morning at license. - not so hot with scattered thueder- sent for the meeting. Bob Perry tucky State Fair on Tuesday, Sep- pass -such an act, according to 9:00 a. in. at which time all -eft- shotvers ending. ad Dr. eevil Judy. Dr. 7. tember 11th, tarns Bereataltural tiree-Eixv loptiiia Brit anica. - Dice elinelds -be--regieteree-- Temperatures at 6 a m (EST).: Chiles„ W. •Rudolph Howard and Electric -Day. Classes are as follows: Louisville 75 George- Moody as his guests John Calloway is sponsoring a bus to STRAW ON FIRE Continued on Page 'Three Will Appear Here Lexington 70 Garner of Roanoke. Virginia was the fair on this day at a cost of 5 ..111.•ft Covington 09 a guest of Hiram Tucker. $6.00 per 'person for the round The Murray Fire Department KENNEDY SENT MESSAGE The Four Hearts of Zion mien :ET WASHINGTON 1UPE — Presiden: Tennessee will oval& 41111NL., Paducah 74 (Thy Billinglon had his son Ted trip. Anyone wishing to ride the answered a call islet teeter ;me let. from Henry. 141. -.42111.. RIGHT Kennedy sent a message to French appear , at the Church of the Bowling Green 73 as a guest and Wilson Gannt had bus should contact the local of o'chyck this afternoon to the rail- FOR MASSACHUSETTS IN NEW HAMPSHIRE— President Charles de Gaulle Wed- God, 502 North Second CAMPAIGNING NTITIES s) London 05 his ,on Vernon as his guest. road where Rome straw under- Living Edward (Ted) Kennedy, campaigning for U.S. senator, nesday expressing gratitude that Street, Sunday night at 7:30. Hopkinsville 71 Homer Pogue had Ralph Weav- Several attendance, prizes will ninth a box car was burning, seeks support of Massachusetts citizens enjoying the water to attend, Huntington, W. Va., 05 er as a guest and C. T. Winslow be given away on Farm Bureau The booster was used to ex- De Gaulle escaped injury in a The public is invited atroaa the state tine at Hampton Beach, N.H. -a---guest--sfe-lloloses eeteeltieleng - 41- new 4-reetore The slelaasi 414- 44asrt-sorder. clumth_spokumart....siit1—_

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FIUDAY — AUGUST 24, 1962 TWO., •,1p I.EDGER Aigs. RIURRAN.. KENTUCKY tre 1955 1954 1957 19510 195 1960 1941 MEADOWVIEW Angels Win Last Night Could Mean $250,000 NURSING HOME MODEKM in* LEDGER ik TIMES WICST KY.'S NEW1747, PUBLISHING COMPANY. but. SUSSING 50045 *PUBLISHED by 1LEDGER- & TIMES , Bath. • -tha-lituiza.vf) adaattaZie- Man.- TilleeS•_141111 New York Yankee Runaway TM Heads Off A Aso lilt Terr, - Tin -Herald. Octoher 20, 1928, and the West Keniacklan, thisnar7 Ogggen Trnt * • •tituituty Shop, Pte. 1, 1942 • By FRED seven- attack mouth DOWN story - a sudden Yankee push Pirates, wnose gales bees at SISTA° per JAMES C. WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER 1••Ited Pre.. International crushing their opposition in the was paced by two hits each by Crntrol Air Conditioning There's still a race in the MAYFIELD ROUTE ONE big series. But the Angels bounced Bill Virden and Dick Great. It :140.1:11,1 We reserve tbe right to reject any ,advert.sing, Letters to the Editor. Americ.an League thanks to a Los was the Colts' seventh consecutive Photo, are not for the best in- back, tying the game at 4-4 with or. Public Voice Pans which, in our,taanion, Angeles Angel victory that is val- the aid of two homers by Billy loss. serest of. our readers. ' ued conservatively at $250,000. Moran and finally winning it in _NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES. WALLACE WITMER CO., 1509 Yep, it meant; that much to the 13th on Lee Themes' Matlia.n Ave., Memphis, Teiva.; Tame •SsaLtte Bldg., New York, N.Y.; head off a New York Yankte a sacrifice and George Thomas' Your . . . Stephenson Bldg, Detroit, Der-h• runaway. . The Yankees had loaded And that's lust what the fight- Kentucky, for transmission as the bases in the 12th with none Entered et Ite Post Offig: May. ing Angels did Thursday when - Second Cis Matter. out -but Dan Osinski pitched his they salvaged the third game of way out of the jam. MOTOR SUBSCRIPTION BATES: By C.trrier in Murray, per week 20e, pOr. their series with a 5-4, 13-inning EVINRUDE Los Angel' victory was "the menUr8.5e. In Calloway and adjoining Sounties, per year, $3.50; elms- /triumph over the Yankees. A saver" because t e Minnesota Dealer Has Terms To Suit! Where, $5.5U. 'Yankee victory would have ended Twins blew a to the the Arnerieah League race for all Washington Senators, 6-4 arid 6-0, "The Outstanding Civic Asset of a Community is the ptactioal purposes. Today there'a 4 Integrity of its Nt wspaper" and dropped six games- behind COMPLETE LINE OF: still bope in Les Angeles and the Yankees. There's Nape in Mm- Minnesota - although the Angela tots...faint a n d dying...but Fl(-1DAN. -- \CUL 1. 1962 trail by five genes and the Twins still there bimanae FISHING SUPPLIES * LIVE BAIT by six - and where there's hope tat the Angels. The do-wried the HUNTING SUPPLIES there are caah-paying customers. Cleveland Indiam, 8-5, and the MARINE and The "money game" - for the Boston Red Sox boat the Kansas HUNTING and FISHING LICENSES Angels and the league - was one City Athletics, 8-2, in other AL Quotes From The News which would have tried the nerves action. U.S.—The National Industrial oi a saint - if not an Angel. INTERMATIONAL FOREIGN TRAVELERS IN THE Dodgers Topped Phinies Ey UNITED PRESS Conference Board, New York, comes up with this chart on Took Early Lead OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK AND UNTIL C111C.',(• — \ ir••In underlined foreign travelers to the U.S. (excepting those In the / ational League, the number of The Yankees breezed to • 4-0 Los Angela: Dodgers topped the Sy cap killer Jana 1)u.lat a :a- hia rist words before* dying from Canada and Mexico), and their expenditures. The total lead in the first two innings be- 9 'O'CLOCK EVENINGS • chair: Is up 88 per cent in 1961 over 1953. (Ceara' Press) 18-game winner Philadelphia Phrilies, 4-2, (tie San ti the cl..-tric hind Ralph Ter- Franciaco Giants shaded the New \\Nell looked like the -..\\*e a. tit at. via:at:a-1 to die, pati to live. ry. It same old York Mets, 2-1, the Cincinnati • as better Gad only knowaai: Philadelphia' — 62 69 .473 22! Reds routed the Chicago Cubs, RANCH Chicago 47 81 .367 36 1.4-3, the Milwaukee Braves edged WILLIAMS BAIT 27ayear-Zold actress- 45 82 Trani W. L P.t 0 11 the St. 1101.1.1-\\tX1lI — Lueia Vta-pia. tust.,n .354 37i Louis Cardinals, 3-2, and East of Murray, Hwy. 94 - Ph. 753-5500 years York 32 96 .250 51 New Ytleit 78 50 .603 the 1 Mi. - 'tinter and fan of Rudolph V.dentino, ho died nine New Los Angeles 72 56 .563 5 whitewain- -1-ieftire -she -was-.horn • Thursday's Results ed the Houston Colts, 4-0. Minnesota 72 58 .554 6 Toni "I want to cum:Ince, ople that ht normal and not San Fran. 2 New York 1. 10 inns. 66 62 .516 11 l'resias three-run homer Milwaukee 3 St. Louts 2 Chicago was the big blow of the Yankees' ‘•ex ,vmhol and not well. oversexed. les a little crusade Detroit 63 63 .500 13 nay Cincinnati t4 C'ticalgo 3 - early attack on Dean -Ohance who

• Baltimore 61 64 .488 141 Los Angeles 4 Phila. 2, night nek'artheless, went eight innings • - Cleveland 60 67 .472 161 Pittsburgh 4 Houston 0, night 60 68 before giving way to Osinski. Bill HUNTSVILLE. Ala. — The Leal of an electrical work- Boston .469 17 Stafford, who took over fir the r. ‘‘ aiming that. mernber auv not obey a court order Today's Games Kaneas City 59 60 .457 181 Yankees in the 12th, suffered his Olt Milwaukee at Chicago Washington 48 79 .378 281 eileith dip .o return to their job on missile vro:vet.-: lass against 10 wins. LOCI Angeles at New Yark. night Thursday's Results Ken Retzer's two **They were- *mei unhai Ty." Cleveland 5 -run sixth-in- San Fran. at Philadelphia, night Detroit 8 ning -homer enabled the Senators by l'out.d Pews laietnellenall Cincinnati, night BuSton 8 Kansas City 2 APILENE Tex. Itiflse S••1 arr-ted for driving K.uston at to beat the Twins in their opener NATIONAL: LEAGUE Pittsburgh at St. Lours, night Los Angeles 5 New York 4. 13 has. through a stop ,ign and haiAlg•i!" driver's licenae: and then Don Rudolph pitehed a The rugged Te alil W t GB. Wash. 6 Minnesota 4, lit, twilight six4ntter in tbe nightcap to cam- natural look! thr Irri7t1.c-:17T .. Tr-apt-it the 'law I.t•AngetEs- 45 .648- Saturday's Games •*-1 viern't - -S3 Wash. 6 Minnesota 0. and. night plate the sweep. Bennie 34 Los Angeles at New York Daniels all the va.y . .. a I./het-n':T:1 1.;.•• the harde,t job in the San Francisco — 79 48 .622- Only games scheduled. pitched hitless ball for five in- cal.nnnati 79 49 .617 4 Houston at Cincinnati Today's Games ator;d. I !-tall -don't think I r-in that stop sign." nings to WSW his fifth game in rea,t:urgh 74 53 .583 81 Milwaukee at Chicago New York at Baltimore, 2, twi- the .543 131 Pi-Whorl/1i at St. Loins 'opener. Bob Johreittn and L...Lus - 69 :al ,nigist Chuck !Linton hernered in the 70 a9 7,43 131 &in Fran. Philadelphia. night aukee - at Chicago at Les Angeles. night second gante fur the Senators, Kansas City at Mirineaota, night Kaline Led Tigers Ten Yeara Ago Today Washington at Detroit. night Al Kahne hit two horne,rs, a Cleveland, night CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle Beaten at double and a single, drove in two . _ Saturday's Games runs arid scored tour time's to Aranc.emt have „ . f. die NIttr;.y ilikE Band ;CROSS 7-TO change Chleago at Les Angeles eolor of MODE OMM OM= lead -a 13-itat Tiger attack that nse facilit.rs at Mura- St•t for the ieek begin- 1-Fateful data 1-Parent MOOM Q30 =WI K.111,10S Crty at Werner/Ka brought Hank Aguirre his 13th Waahingtan at Detroit 24th for the 1952 NhirrAy High Bark! Camp. Sourishmeni 3g9MOO =MOM win. Nunn Cash and Chico Fer- 4-Beverage OUNOM MOUMN Boatan at Cleveland Pvt. J-e M. Bronlon. - Mr. and al r'. Reed Brando.n 10- F'Illtty nandez also homered for the Ti- 1tatie of p, uirss MMMCa WOO4 New York at Baltimore, 2, clay- „Yurfay rotate 1.•ur. i nou -ta,atia Isiah the 1.4 Calvary Diva- I 1 • ,,•• :OM 13Q008 paA gers, who dealt Jim Grant his • 12 - er1. 16-c.—S ...ea of night sixth defeat. ". Egypt 0111, 0.trit M3 3MM 2M, -reverter SMM =132LI OOT Oarar Crintey pitched a ,lx-hut- r-Pat.ilea M303 3300 ter and /track ote five 11, win ha os •i . 1 To 477 in the file 1154.-DoeWirtgrItink 22-Symbol for Ing ears Pods in 3M013 0012g;i 12th game for the Red Sex. Con- •:-. '47.C11:111.;. F.t"(1•11 and the one and 1$-Hitter vetch 25- Kvisentlal MMOOWA WORM 1S.Near 26-To dln• 13MMM OEM 1300 ley, Eddie Braiarocal, 1.41 Clinton, 2n-Broad omtlo 23-To MB= 3Mil NUMB Pete Riumels and Res; Nixon had 11, - won a game -nice -t:irtt [e,rirnuming St -Rested 23-forholurn fur 21-atagaritv two bias each ter the Red Sox. a•-• t • Pio kitara iii'a twin-bill, 31-Goit mound 23-Parne -Largo Dart Pfister, routed in tour in- 24- Profit 33-To Imitate 46 • - diamond. Iolanda numbs5 nings. suffered his 11th less for 24-11 UP, of 14-Broken w hirlw Ind 41-Skill poetry tooth 21-ruts 40-, 'ontour SS- Tirol t Is the Athletics. Short 24-South 41-Dark rlotk Am,-r.-an American The Dudittlr's retained their 3; 23!--T 42-Algerian wood sorrel FOY-JOHNSTON PAINTS Ezi'odt"..-a bird seaport i1-To be HI game NL lead as Maury Wills 37-Threts- 44-t-iltmed 6,3-Not• !231- PeRtrer'rrn of seal* singled home the tying run, stole Bucy's trolaisol ha rifted 43-101.041 of 54-Sy mhol for 32 Different Paints in Stock! armadillo st 13:1:.rfbo:rrn000 r.ret.ip fairy-If ,m a base and seared the lead run Over 120 Different Colors pa la •t in a four-nin Los Angeles eighth- 24-1.ihel• i 2 3 • %.'"'.5 • 7 •'4L• 7., 9 10 -it inning rally_Jutinny Pudres went Building 117-Medieletat :-:.:• <•., .."; 1. ars 12 seven inning/ to square his waatn 21-Theater box *13 0:::•::'4 4-To re•rh nactird at 10-10 wink Dennis Ben- Supply s. 1 tr•:•:1141 17 A111 Gen suffered ha eighth loss c-otar "mr against five victories. 43-Rabfrto;lonlaa 19 :,20 ..Crt 21 623 S. 4th Sireel - - - Phone 753-5712 deity Marichal Won 16th 44-Fiah-eatIng /5 •.'•1 56 15 Ernie Elt.iwuran drove -in is ah 4..1-11sliti not .__. tip - I the Giants' runs with a fiat-t- 47-Macaw 25 '-• 30 31 et- Totruth ,:1 ..'.44 inning burner and a 100b-ioning 61-4-arra came 32 . single to give Juan Marictral his 12-Takin5 part giS Er./: 34 In ..... ,..., 18th triumph. Al Jackson, one of MURRAY Driveln Teatre- 55-rme orwwww.1 35 r-•-"3-6- the Meta' hard-hick . suf- SA-Irma drink 67-Partnor . i'''', -.. t::„.W. • '1 . fered his 17th defeat compared ...... !,.... 'DOWN '••1 ,.. Pl> Photography with six victories. Open 6:15 * Start "....7:15 PASSENGER — Cole- farm • distance Isn't always Vista Pinsan and Gordie 1-Aquatle man homered and Paean. Cole- mammal 47 31 too clear. but 4-year-old 2- Worm-trainee. seems to man and Marty Keough had three TON1TE and SATURDAY of time Caroline Kennedy 2-Sha4e tree 32 33 34 look wide-eyed as she rides hits each ti lead • 21-hit Cincin- 4-StIm1,4 for nati attack on four Cub pitchers. 35 the front of Jackle's water 2 - FAMILY HITS —2 selenium of Salerno George Altman homered for the 1-To ship V'16 gals in the Gulf tr. by Vrntai Feature liyadwa e. in, z. off Ravello, Italy. Cubs. 7. --- T tc• TOwtre Peal%• Rat- McMillan's two-run pinch- NOONAN • MARSiiALL • EDEN Tom dauble in the eighth inning was aoViiti the big blow of a Milwaukee t- FOR ALL YOUR . . rally that tagged Ernie Broglie of AL NC A theCHAMP the Cardinals with his sixth defeat , - CAADY MOORE • BEN against 10 wins. Bill White and .04419I v. Charlie Jamb--• had two hits tach CHARLES) VIIWAWSI It.E V IF• vAh, 1••••••IMMINEMIIIMIEMIM for the Cardinals 'and Del Crand- • salio!t all and Frank Bolling had two BACK WO each f or the Braves. -It 'no 01W unloci,.:-; the Treasure Chest Vern Last pitched a four-hitter to win his 10th game for the nite the Treasure Chc,A will contain . . LRI'S 30 SILVER DOLLARS! 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heat. Also a five- tutd mileage experise. Send care house. Electric with good FOR RENT NOTICE of Joe Lamson, P.O. Box 286, ----FOR SALE room modern house bottom land, Now Albany, Indiana. a25c r outhUiklings, creek running water year around. Can 4 BEDROOM HOUSE ON S. 12th 17 REGISTERED HEREFORD LOOK: GREEN ACRES TRAILER AT HUGE be bought worth the money. St., 2 baths, half basement, drapes -6B-GAN OFFERED cows with calves by aide. 17 bred Sala, Union City, Tennessee, new credit 60 ACRE FARM WITH NEW four furnished, 2 bedrooms carpeted Local party of good registered Hereford cows. 9 young and used mobile homes, all sizes, take on new km-payment room house. Can be bought for and steps. Phone PL 3-3378. tie Can registertel bulks. PL 3-4581. a2Sc aft. TOR See Us before you trade A-27-C contract. Will accept trade. To $4,000. la down, rest on notes. UPSTAIRS FU'RNISHED Apart- inspect, write Missouri Insbument FARM - 118 ACRES, TWO NEW THREE BEDROOM HOUSE, large NOTICE, BARGAIN PRICFS IN ment. 3 rooms and bath. $40.00 /11 1. lit! Acceptance Company, 312 Main, modern homes. 2.18 tobacco base. living room, kitchen, plenty of new fall shoes loafers, heels, per month. Call PL 3-2670. a25c Missouri. j25c On new blacktop road, 9 miles air condition, built-in ;,tacks and Rats in new fall styles Joplin, a25c garage. Can be bought worth the 00001° 4 W and colons. In lxisement of the from Murray. PL 3-4581. 3 BEDROOM FRAME HOUSE, BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALS. money. Possession with deed. Murray Hatchery, 406 So. 4th St. Available Sept. 1. $65.00 mo. 910 Regular $10 and $15 waves now ORGA-SON1C ORGAN BUIIIT by NEW SIX ROOM HOUSE AND j25c N. lath St. Unfurnished. Phitne Septem- Baldwin. New model 51, contem- carport on sewerage, close to BAIT $6.50 and $8.50. Through PL 3-5025. 427c ber 1st. Charm Bunny Shop. Ph. porary walnut. Right size for home school. Possession wall deed. a25c iir church. Night pnone PL 3-3301, W. H. BROWN REAL ESTATE, LIES SIGN PL 3-3582. HELP WANTED PAINTING NEI.WED. Com- P.O. Box,135, Murray, Kentucky. Murray, Kentucky, office tele- pany needs signs painted through- I VSES e.251) phone, PL 3-3432, residence PL 3- out midwest area. Mainly bill- LYNDIA NICKS DANCE STUDIO EXPERIENCED WAITRESS 1311. a27c Jerry's Drive-1n boards and price signs. Please announces registration. Classes in BULLS AND HEIFERS AND 15 wanted. Apply at Restaurant between 200 sox/ 4:00 submit estimates of prices per tap. ballet, acrobatic, modern jazz. 350-1b. steers. Good cattle, priced 4 ROOM HOUSE wrni BATH, PL 3-4647. p.m. or mei 753-3226. a24c square hart, with or without ma- For information dial right. Gook Hereford Fa.r m s, modern kitchen, concrete well at a doorstep in Florencla, SCORES-A Jeep and a pile of debris lie terials. Also estimates of travel a25c Lynnville. a25c house with water system, 3 acres FLASH ROOD KILLS persons. Florencia Is a moun- of a flash flood that killed some 50-80 land, near the lake. $4,500.00 Dial HOG MARKET Colombia, result REFRIGERATOR city of 90,000, a thousand of them now homeless. FRIGIDAIRE 436-3352. a27c tain in good condition. See at 1709 Federal State Market News YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY Ryan Ave. Humor Farris: Phone HAMPSHIRE PIGS, CALL PL 3- Service, Friday, Aug. 24. Kentuc- INCH PL 3-4337. a27p 1887. a24p ky Purchase - Area Hog Market Report including 9 buying :rw- 1960 VOLKSWAGEN IN excellent 753-5500 PIANOS AND ORGANS. NEW tionz,. Receipts Thursday totaled tioncondi . Phone PL 3-2350. a24c BUSINESS and used. Largest selection in 308 hoed. Today barrulali end gilts area. Lames selection in area. 1953 CHEVROLET FOUR DOOR are steady. A few No. 1 190 to 230 No. 2, end Band instruments a n d records. sedan, radio, heater, defroster, seat lbs. $18.25 to $18.50. 1, $18.00; Torn .Logardis -Pistata-Oex,--1116 S. covers, good tree. $195. - Herne- 3 190 to 250 to C. Market Street, Paris, Tennessee. Comfort Company, Hazel High- 255 io 270 lbs. $16.75 to $17.75; 275 DIRECTORY to 300 lbs. $15.75 to $17.50; 150 to • "Your complete music store." Re way, 492-2502. a24:: 185 lbs. $14.25 to $17.75. No. 2 and •1•1111•• 3 SOWS 300 to 600 lbs. 912.75 to MATTHEWS TRAILER SALES. FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC Range, OFFICE SUPPLIES $16.25. Boars all weights $9.00 to ADDING MACHINES 10 models to choose from. 1 and 2 Charles Mercer. Call PL 3-3703. $12.00. and TYPEWRITERS Ledges' & Tunes PL 3-1916 -bedroom models. All in very good a24p Sala At Service .condition. Al! priced reworialaly. Some below wholesale. Highway Ledear as Times PL 3-1916 1962 STARCRAFT ALUMINUM PRINTING 43, Mayfield, CH 7-9066. a27c County... beta 1956 15 h.p. Jt thnson motor,, DRUG a t - STORE/ Latiser & Times -PL-3W11/1.111 trailer, teatler hitch and 4 life (Continued from Page 1) Scott Drugs FL 3-2547 FOUR ROOM HOUSE ON ONE *cicala. Call PL 3-3280. a25c • acre of land .11 mile.aaf Murray. I. Smallest Dog. 2. Largest Dog, INSURANCE TYPEWRITER RENTAL Price $3,000. SPINET PIANO FOR SALE BY 3. Best Trained Dog, 4. Handsom- Frazee, Meiugin & Holton AND SERVICE 270 ACRE FARM ON HARD Mo. Musical Iasi:mine:A Distr., Inc. est Dog. Gen. Insurance PL 3-3415 Ledger & Time. FL 3-1916 s-urface road with new 7-room Small payments. Laay be aeen A 4-H Horse Show will take keally. Please write immediately. place in the afternoon at 1:00 Miatouri Musical in Hampton Vil- Classes are: (I) Ponies: 52" and lage, 5837 Chippewa, St. Louis 9, under. riders 12 years old and under. Missouri. a25:: (2) Ponies 52- to _38" rid- •Fttsr FOR ATOM POWER-The N. S. (Nuclear Ship, Savannah, world's first atomic" ers under 14 years as of Jan. 1. powered passenger-cargo ship, moves out from Yorktown, Va., on her maiden voyage, to 1902 (3) Horses over 58" riders Savannah cruise around to World's Fair in Seattle, Wash. POLAND CHINA-OUROC SOW Savannah, Ga. Later the will over 14 as of Jan. 1, 19. and 9 pigs. 5 weeks old. W. 0, dr, Green, phone PL 3-3418. arms NH*, Htf`rENLIII A LOT YES, I GuESS 50 Whte THERE ARE CERTAIN T-f:NGs "On the edge of the valicy,' digenous to the country, but HEAR THE1i ASK You UPRIGHT'PIANO. $125.00. 0E5-rcpt./5.-IS THS W)E? SHOULD THIS BOTHER ceo) I'D jc,,5T RATHER NoTHArE deal. ti., S /...... st Auld him. they were twenty-tive oe thirty- GOOD OF FROC/Si-7 ivP to prosy, • I it..ing 1St the "How tar are we frogs ' feet high Evidently they'd Call PL 3-2670. a25c derrt He sr.,' lin. Viiur) n.a a been 11 hoes dounie-s000..1 by oleo two town 7" Thorpe asked. brought trum another place to partners is workink • claim in the "You , provide shade. gisrahille of the Funeisi Range rile wouldn't have made it,' FOR SALE or LEASE paar had gone off with the gold dust she told him -It's another for The house was a long low • end the horses. leaving Thtirls• and !snack partly WS In die. nallas is • to Piedmont of boards, partly When Thorpe*. feverish eyes felt 21friere's only one of atone. There was a stone cor- I NEW 7 ROOM BRICK HOME fur Senn a water hole ear•-4..• neautifut girl who tame out ral and a stone hut or lease, of the desert to offer water from • on the road." . beyond sak• furnished or un- cants. o he could the house, and ont) think this Thorpe wanted to laugh he saw several f urnathed. Located neer College trIllage. and he wanted to horses and mules in the h at the thought if • death "Road 7'' he pea t '•Don corral. Carnpta. Available September 1. The water easel clad in heals and checked shirt tell me there's a road co,et this hole was only an Call PL 3-5116. a25c desert 7" indentation In the ground, a few CHAPTER 2 feet across, and it had been NANCY • - lir frig IllesboiDar The girl nodded. "You'd have ILINM1DNBiai •'‘Ls:it st..%AktuiriaLl ET OUT of here, lady," bricked up to keep the animals stumbled on it another half- l's•J Thorpe McAfee said in a from stepping into It. mile or so out over the valley croaking voice. -Let a man die Fern 0 Hare was standing in Borax road Runs from the Ajax - in peace." the doorway waiting WE'RE GOING Borax Refinery to Piedmont." for them "Drink it," the mirage said. when they came up. Thorpe HAVE A She palmed and added, -You THAT'S THE TO and then she poured some of didn't see anyone else around, couldn't have made it in your the water, letting, it trickle and he said, "I suppose TV BLIZZARD condition. The next wagon isn't you'll Into the sand. tell us now that due through till toniorrow you live here WEATHER af- alone?" Jim Varney had not seen this ternoon. You wouldn't have MAN "I live here alone." mirage, although he'd seen plen- lasted that long. rve seen The girl nodded. "What about ty others the last forty-eikht others conic out of these hills." it?" CITy Thorpe hours. Varney now lay on his Thorpe smiled. He took the shrugged. -Nothing else makes D1,1Afp side, having slumped over just water canteen from Jim Varney, sense around here." He smiled. before the girl appeared. had another drink himself, then "So why should I expect this to? "Drink It, you fool," the girl handed It back to Jim. You didn't plant these 40- - • with the copper-colored hair "Reckon we owe our lives to trees, though. You're not that said, "or Ell go back and let you." Thorpe told her. "We're old. And you didn't build the you die here." obliged, ma'ani." Ile paused. house." "My Thorpe looked up at her. A and then added, "Thorpe Mc- father planted the trees," Fern said, "and built the house, mirage did not talk like this, Afee." Nodding toward Jun, he AOG and lived here for a good many nor dad angels The girl was said, "Jim Varney. What do lIngii I SO n.-A, ryke• •••••••d if • C••• ,••2 a, woes Peer.. saying, "Drink it before I pour they call you in Death Valley?" years while he was searching 1•••••••• It all out on the sand." "Fern O'Hara," she said, and for gold In those hills and in the She let a little more water got to her feet. valley." L11.1 AENEllt ImotdrealissweraleistAase•-••••••••• .s.•••••• Ai Coom trickle out, and this time She was tall, and she moved "He strike anything?" Varney Thorpe put out his hand to feel gracefully. She said, "You'd asked curiously. It: It was cool and wet. He took better get out of this sun and "Not gold." Fern stated. Then the canteen from het and lifted back to the house." she said, "I'd say you men have HERE'S not had a decent meal In YOU'RE •:OU DON'T NEED I'LL HAVE It to his lips and let the water Thoipe polled himself to his a WHAT'S course down his throat. Only feet, then gave Jim a lift. Fern month. I'll fix you something." A DAD LIKE ME MOTHS* then was ne sure that she was O'Hara turned and walked on "We'd be obliged," Thorpe told I FIGURED YOu'D LEFT- ( BROKE• ANY MORE!!- HUNDRED not a mirage. ahead of them. her. NEED YouR DAD YOU'RE 15 I'M GOING BACK GRAND The girl with the They followed When the WI went Into the t, copper hair the girl down TO PELP YOU ALL DOLLARS!! TO HONG KONG f!' TOMORROW. sat down in the sand a few another ancient wateredurse as house, both men headed for the pE_ART, Jeet away and watched him. she threaded her way In and water hole, and Thorpe drew out TAKE CARE oF She made no attempt to help out among the huge boulders a pail of water. It was rather THAT HUNDRED 1:14p!! him In any way. She'd provided Then they left the watercourse brackish, but good, anti they the water, and it appeared as and headed due horth. Cross- drank their till now, taking their 1 If that were enough as ing another low sand time about it, After they'd far as dune, they she was,concerned. saw In the distance a cluster drunk they drew out more water Thorpe got to his knees, of trees. to bathe their faces. hauled Jim Varney to a sitting Thorpe said to Varney as When they'd finished they saw position and lifted the canteen they plodded along, serength- the garl watching them from the to his lips. Jim choked when ened by the water, -This girl doorway. Varney said softly, • the first few drops started to lives at the edge of the valley, "Doesn't make sense her living course down his throat, then and there's a road goes through out here alone, Thorpe, What grabbed at the canteen des- the valley to haul out borax." do you make of It 7" perately. "Heard of the stuff." Varney "She has a reason." Thorpe Thorpe heard the girl say: nodded. "There was some talk murmured. "This girl is no 'Don't let him have too meth about It back in Boulder City man's fool." at once. There's plenty more where wiloutlitted." He atom. "Oahe and get it," Fern said, ARNIE AN'"MILATII filINNNPININOWIPPwrremwt.twompr. where that came from." bled More.: beside Thorpe, glanc- "before I throw it away." Thorpe fed the water to Var- ing at his face now and then, They entered the house, find- ALICA, MV DEAR - THERE-PRIMROSE IS AS GENTLE YES,SM, SI-IE SURE SITS ney sparingly, watching the girl and then he said, "What'it ing the main room rather -plain- YOU'RE REALLY NOT AS A LAMB. COMFORTABLE, EASY. 1/ESS YOU CAN LET BUT, NORMAN, as she sat in the sand, that bothering you, Thorpe?" ly furnished, with wooden ben- BEING VERY CONSIDER CHARL/E GO NOW, MISTER. -THAT'S - same cold, mirthless smile on Thorpe shook his heal. "This ches, a table and two bunks. ATE OF MY her face, contempt in her tur- girl doesn't know us," he stat- There was a smaller room be- quoise blue eyes. ed, "She's never seen us before. yond, hidden by a curtain. Thorpe said, "You' walked and we've never seen her be- Fern O'Hara had whipped up right out of that desert with fore, but she despises us. Why sonie sourdough biscuits and a a canteen of water. Reckon that is that?" huge platter of bacon, and the doesn't make much sense, lady." "You tell me." Varney grin- two men went at it hungrily. "It makes sense," She told ned. "Who understands a wom- She watched them eat for a mo- an?" him, "if you live. a 'mile from • • • ment, and then she went out. here and you have a good pair Thorpe saw ho: down 'near the of binoculars. I saw you two lonpF: MeAFEE found him- corral, watering the horses. straggle down the wash, and T self hurrying as they neared "She's a cold one," Jim Var- then I filled the canteen and the little grove of trees around ney observed. started to walk down the mad"' the water hole. "She saved our Ilvee," Thorpe Thorpe wanted to laugh. The trees evidently had been reminded him. "Never let us for- "road?" he repeated, tinheliev• '9-Intl:: and ehrefollv watered. get that, Jim." Init. 'Here In Death Valley?" They were cottonwoods, not Ins (To Ss Contiaucd Tomorrow)

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ACC CbSTS prObably will oetai Caliendo's COMMISSIONER'S interest from the day of sale, Such a meeting New York or .Wash- S 1 NEW YORK +UPI - Traffic ac- SALE until paid, and having the force be held in no definite plans Saturday. August 25th cidents cost $79 billion during and effect of a judgment. Bidders ington, a:though becn made, U. S. sources The Mattie Belle liso•es Circe 1901.. or an average of 542.93 for THE COMMONWEALTH OF KEN- will be prepared to.. comply have with these said of the First Methodist Church will each man: wihnan and Child in TUCKY, CALLOWAY CIRCUIT promptly terms. ricad a 'urn/nage 4ile at 8:00 the United States. the Insur- COURT BANK OF MURRAY lig DUFFY TViall o'clock a m. in the building just ance Information Institute report- Plaintiff, by TUCKER REALTY North of the Peoples Bank. ed Monday. The toll was the high- VERSUS SPECIAL SALE!! • • est in history. DUBLIN AUTOS, INC. AND • The Young Married Couples 0. 0. PL'BLLN Defendant. said Sunday School Class of the West The institute also that fires By virtue a a judgment snd Fork Baptist Church will have a in communities with populations CHARCOAL BRIQUETTES of order of sloe or the Calloway picnic at the City Park at 6 p.m. 2. 500 or more caused a prop- erty Wks of S1209,042.000, .also a Circuit Court rendered at the Rule day, July 13. 1962, in the Sunday. September 9 record. above cause, for the sum of The fourth annual reanion of Five thousand nine hundred former Calloway County residents ($5,900 001 Dotlars, with interest will be held at Palmer Park, at the rate of 6 per cent per an- 10-113. bag 39c Highland Park. Mich. Each one is num from the 27th day of March, inzed to attend Limit: Two to a Customer 1901. until paid and its coat there- in I shall proceed to offer for G0514 POP, YOU SAID OUR 6 COVERS CHISOX IFANM CONDE sale at the Court House door in NOME CAVNERS POLICY the City of Murray. Kentucky, to ADDITIONAL LIVING EXPENSES the highest bidder, at public Tucker Realty and auction on the 27th Co, August Martin Oil CHICAGO - Infielder Ra- day of 1962, at 1 o'clock p. m. or there- Insurance Co. mon Conde has been sent to In- Second and Main Streets about, upon a credit of 3 months, Maple PL 3-4342 dianapol of the American Asso- 502 -Jorge Carraaquille Iles pinned by debris on fifth the following described property, FINNED by the floor of the Monarch Aluminum plant in Cleveland, where ciation to-wit: toppled room for Vert, he was caught when gales which reached 110 mph to make this week a water tower on the roof. The tower crashed through 'Ilefenthaksr. acquired One 1957 Ford tractor, Serial organiza- five floors of the building. Three men were killed, 10 injured. from the San Francisco No, F60L711211831 tion. One 1951 Francis Transport THE STYLE SHOP • State Program Aids Hearing - Handicapped CORDIALLY INVITF—S•YOU. TO A , Helen Keller or.-e she wooed rather The State Depthatent 'of Health has Children are taken through several Last year 63.704 children in the ele- Torn the sense thin ilea. From provided leadership in this vital area of phases of testing. Local volunteers trained mentary grades were tested. The cost to FESTIVAL woman who has spn.t.a/ineit her entire public health since 1950 be offering hearing- audiologists - persons formally test each child is a mere three centa. , FALL by State life in a Lai: :oil aims wink!, it was a conservation services to county health de- trained in healing evaluation methods and There are two regional hearing maser- rc ui nrusent. partments through the Bureau of Maternal techniques-do the preliminary screening, vation centers in the state -at Elizabethtown • Tco of:rn young thilAren's., hear ine and Utild Health's Division of School using equipment supplied by the State. and Barbourville. Work at the centers is health. There bare been the usual prob- ate ‘• ran -4r.- fo•in de.fri,-ss in sound Youngsters with suspected impairments coordinated in Frankfort by Vince Thomp- rtaf'-'- k-rns of lack of personnel and money- but audioloeista. If they onto, ion. iso- al-r. A unn,t4od. Or even retested by the State son, director of the Division of Sche..1 great strides have been made. In fait. prog- undergo complete 11. C the are need it. they can then Health in the State Health Department's wont:. in mica (lotion merely has r:atm i C as •-nientally rt-'atsti'd. Wiih ress been so noticeable that several eliSltlatIOR at the University of Kentucky Bureau of Maternal and Child Health. Dr. Other states hact modeled programs no c, reeptioa of •h.at it is like to hear their Audiology Clinic in Lexington after they Helen B. Fr.ser heads the bureau. norm-XI-. they struggle with school we:4k. atter Kentucky's. have undergone an ear. DOW and throat Aims are threefold-prevention through family physician's examina- The center at Elizabethtown. established idol.ams and emotional -difficulties. specialist's or the dime- FASHIONS strong maternal-and di:hi-care local health tion. as a pilot project in 1957. is under Xestmily has an arti•e State hearing- ono-of Caul Spies; Marion Morgan is the progianis and communicable disease con- Kudman. Jr. crevieri.v.(im puler-ant in She 'se:look to had • trol. In Lexington Dr. Frank audiologist to charge of the two-yearold early derectioa and special educational clinic di:lector. supervises a IleTlel of tests. and a.elp these children-till;‘:1C12 Mho other- services fen. children whose hearing cannot Barbourville center. 'Hit third audiolo- • wthild be destined to a confusing Lie including psychological and speeds as well gist. Mias Dorothy Gibson. • serves • group be restored to normal.' as bearing. Or they can go to the Kelb- \ FORMAL SHOWING OF FALL FASHIONS to sl.aski______licazx at that program is.- of rousse. of somatka hum the frankfort office_ An- • -poled Hear- nesse eapl.in to themselves. And ken- testing tor , bearing lucky Society for Cal Chil.fren's other *enter is tentatively planned. Impairments. The ing and Speech Center in Louisville for eval- India children in pariscular•need help. Shoot Health Division has provided test- There are no chaiges for services at lia UPS. 29, 1962 Ilto.nt studies showed that medically-stern_. ing serrices to local health deparuncrits the centers. Wednesday, August font hearing impairtnevit is twice as peva- for the past It years Recently the program The doctors work in close tulLahora- State health officials hope that eventu- lent in Kentocky as estimates LOT the 'acne has been expanded, and it now covets mote tion with the audiologists. speech patholo- ally Kentucky uill have lax hearing centers, age groups natioually. of the state than ever before-72 counties. guts and other professional people. with each seising about al counties. 8:00 p.m.

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to the success of VOLE:I:TEM TRAINING - A ter the State ' A I fiER SI EP - More tests to panpoini Soaring evoiscrsatiiin program is the volunteer training program. • degree and lilac of hearing loss are run at tiger 11.-re a group of yultmterts receises instruitions at Tayloirsvilk loam full tune regional bearing clinics-at Elisabeth. Sc These trainees will pee. audiologist Ihrrodir Gibson. conduct toot" and liarboorrille. State audiologist Cad ho-oars survoing in schools to find children who base bmiing Spies, who supervises the clinic at Elizabeth. p•-ohlitna. he is the Statectipp:ied audio- iristrunient pictured tn.n, roils with this young MAD LD • SISOMIlle p.-tar, which volunteers use to test hearing. /it right — vountoters ! woof booth designed to cut out an oandin, .;bo.e preliminary screening indicates hearing loss or dithinim, are noises tor the moat accurate test rendes. loomed hy skills-d State audiologists for more accurate determination cf tremble_ At Princeton, Charles Hanks of Fredonia School. (ounty, 1.steni intently and responds to tests II %fits C,Imin. (LETT) MORE EXAM. INATIONS - is going through complete evalua- tion at the University of Kentucky Audiology Clin- 1962 PONTIAC ( atalina Hardt,,p 1958 CHEVROLET \Vagoit \'-8 t,. rash child takes a beige Interior, 6 Solid white, green trim. double power, Automatic. 2-tone green, uvittrn p.lchological es. one owner car. Clean as is hound's tooth- aniiii•tion. his test is tinted' glees, while tires, 5.300 actual' made because in some miles, one owner local car She's as new cases severe emotional 1958 DODGE 11.,val 4-,1(m,r are (no- as a new joroom Automatic, power steering. She's a little nrated with hearing tom 1962 FORD (Stlaxie 4-door jewel svt#1 a low price tag. 8.800 miles, white with black leather At right - Careful hands 4-(1,..,r Sedan trim, well equipped, local car. Clean as 1957 BUICK Special prepare an ear mold for Black with white top. Slick as a whistle. Linda Ferrell at UK Audi. new. °logy Clinic. It will a4 1962 FORD Fairlane 500 4-door 1957 VOLKSWAGEN low specialists to bt her in Murray. Clehn blue. She's a little honey. pefectly with • bearing 6.000 miles, bought new Light aid- as a pin. • 1955 PONTIAC 2-door !hardtop If FT) SEEKING CAI7S11 AND ( I Ft. 1961. PONTIAC Star Chief 4-tloor Green. white leather trim. Niee. A sital step for • dsild who has suffered White with green top, green leather in• ear, nose hearing damage is a visit to an tenor, doubie power. air - conditioned. 1955 PONTIAC 4-dissir specialist. Here Linda Ferrell aisd throat rubber. one owner Mur- Turquoise and white. Clean. of Lebanon sin patiently for an examination practically new to determine the cause of any hearing kiss ray chr. Slick as a wbistle. 2-41,,ur 6-cylinder taken. 1955 CHEVROLET and corrective •11111011111111 011 be 1960 RAMBLER 4-‘1,co. 6-cylinder Standard transmission, green with white Automatic transmission. light green, one top. She's a little honey. owner. Sharp as a brier. 1955 BUtild "special 4e1-(1::pped)r 1959 OLDS Soper 88 4-ti. sir Hardtop Solid white, well . Clean, like 27,000 miles, one owner Southern car now. FINAL tvwLEIATION (t.F.FT) - double power. Clean as new. Ceoarentratiem and attentireness show 98 4-(in,o- 1954 PONTIAC 4 -,1, ,r . $199.95 com- 1958 OLDS on- Linsia's face as she undergoes 42,000 miles, douiile power, air-condition- Slick as a whistle. plete evaluation at the Uniyersity of tirvi, Murray car, black ,its a Kentucky Audiology Clinic. Dr. Frank ed, good 1953 PONTIAC 4-(1.- $149.95 Kodman. Jr.. (in background) director crow and sharp as a brier. Nices of the Clink, puts children through • speech and psycho- 196$ BUneO lpKti eial4-do4rlocal eeriest of beating, equipped 1950 STUDEBAKER 2-(1.,,,r $50.00 logical tests. owner ear, well Clean as a pin. 1950 PONTIAC 4-door 850.00

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