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United Press International IN OUR 83rd YEAR Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, August 17, 1962 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXXIII No. 195

1=mineene.. eINSMINEY .HOSPITAL BID IS WITHIN CAPABILITIES • Duel Fought ' Low Bid Yesterday Leaves' Over Refugee Funds For Equipment Too ttrs. Alice BERLIN !UPI: — East and West "The apparent low bid of have to receive approval of the 4, of Wash- Berlin police fought a tear gas Hartz-Kirkpatrick Construction is Calloway Fiscal Court and the ms at Re- duel today over the body of a within the capabilities of the city Murray City Council. ii Hospital refugee shot and killed by the and county" Mayor Holmes Ellis On approval the construction es of daily Communists as he tried to scale said yesterday following the open- of the new hospital will begin. er in tutla the wall. ing of bids for the new city- Bidders 'had five alternates The wounded man died with county liospital. aiaaich were hated which either bullets in his stomach and beak. The company had the low base IlEuld add to. the base price or He lay screaming for help far bid if $1.398,366. The addition of be deducted from it. 45• minutes While the Communist the tunnel construction between Items which could have been police who shot him made no the existing hospital and the deducted had the base bid been effort to go to his aid. new hospital would add $6,500 for too high are as follows: 41 The (7ommuni5ts hurled tear a total of $1,404.886. Change the interior concret gas grenades over the wall at The city and county has a block and plaster walls to metal Wear -- Berliners gathered there total of 51.700.000 to spend on (Continued on Page 3) shouting "murderers" and West the new hospital so this will Berlin police retaliated with tear- leave ample funds for the pur- gas of their own. Rev. Donald Morehead chase of equipment for the hos- The slain man tried to climb pital. Murray To Get the wall at Zommer Strasse one and a half blocks from the U. S. In the first bids taken on the Four Wa'ev Test hospital on May 17 of this year, Army's checkpoint Charlie with $5,000 For a companion. the lowest bid exceeded all avail- Hartz. was low bidder The Conimunists fired 25 ma- able funds. chine pistol shots at the men. Rotary Topic at that time with a bid of $1.530,- One fell just before the wall and 000 Airport Work Company of Owensboro. the other got over safely. Some features of the hospital I arts-Kirkpatrick Construction were eliminated in new draw- low yesterday at 2:00 The wounded man screamed On Thursday The state has allocated $237 alai Kentucky.. was the apparent bidder ings by Lee Potter Smith of for help but the Communists for airport eonatructaim .sr im- p.m., on the new city-comity hotipital. The firm bid $1,398,386 Paducah. Architects, in an effort stood there with machine pistols provement in elevan Kentucky. fiat: the construction of the new modern hospital pictured to lower the construction coat pointed westwards at a crowd of cnies this fiscal year according .0 in the County court Rev. Donald Morehead, campus of the hospital. above. The bids ,were opened Calloway West Berliners gathered on their Commissioner Philip minister for t h e Methodist county voters ap- Aeronataties house. The hospital will be constructed just south of the side of the wall. , The city and Church, spoke to ,he Murray proved a tax which would pro- present hospital. The dying man's trousers were L.MStv:rra'tft y will receive $5.000 on Rotary Club yestertify on "What duce $'750.000 which is to be soaked with blood. its new terminal at Kyle Field. the City Can do for College matched by Hill-Burton funds. His cries became weaker and Since 1960, new airparts halve •, Students". In keeping with the This totaled $1.500.000. In recent weaker and finally stopped. to serve 15 Kentucky theme of the program Rev More- bonds which are to be matched been built Five Americans Are Released A Communist policeman then head applied the Rotary Four- cities. Airports at- Princeton, also by Hill-Burton funds. This slung the man over his shoulder Park. More- Way. Test to the topic. will give the planning commission Roush River State and carried him away. were completed an added $200,000 and a total of head and Glaagow Today By Laos Communists Eyewitnesses said he was dead The Rotary Four-Way Teat in thaw year Calepletion S expectant As the shooting victim lay there life is as follow: Is it 'True? Is $1,700,000. and „hospital auth- Oakley Jan I or. the Williamsburg eastern and western police fought it Fair to all Concerned? Witl it City, county orities were pleased with the and Whet-game airports. By RAY HERNDON , lyn. N. Y , and Grant Wolfkill, their tear gas duel. Build Goodwill and Better Fri- alidcalka yeotenian wimp four btd..-t ' United rams International of Shetton, Wash. The Communist* hurled four eadabilia? and WM' It be -Berte- ders placed their bids. Laos 1UPI — Five grenades out of a asecond floor fieial to all Concerned" H.'Thurman VIENTIANE. Sometimes Fell Exhausted Robert C. Crouch and Company held captive by the window in a house on Zimmer Americans lie told the club that the col- of Memphis. Tennessee. bid SI,- Returns To Home Pathet Lao for Strasae. Western police in return pro-Communist Bailey. who spent almost 17 lege composes a smaller com- 441,500 Seth Giern and Associates than a year were flown to threw 12 grenades into the win- more month., in the hands of the Pa- munity of scholars within the of Paducah bid $1.495.384 and Bro. J. H. Thurman return, today in a Soviet dow and forced the Communists freedom here thet L.10, said his captors did not city itself and that the truth is Hal Perry of Benton bid $1,429,- hame yesterday by ranbulaii,• Illyushin transport plane. But he said back from it. - W. R. Howard E. Judy beat or torure him. being sought by the scaelarb. 000. from the Baptist Hospital In NA-a Dr. ksevil Americana ware released Six U. S. Army military police The he was made to stand during The city can hap by appreciat- Although Hartz - Kirkpatrick ....Song Leader of the agreement rushed to the scene of the shoot- under terms hours of interrogation and -some- ing the position of the scholar, Construction Company is the ap- Mrs Thurman reported tat Laotian civil war that mg but retreated when the Com- ending the times fell to the floor from et- he continued. Also the creation parent IOW taidder, the' bid will that tie is doing fairly well last July munists hurled their tear gas was signed in Geneva hauation. of a good climate fen learning grendaes. 21. will be of help to the student Dinner Meeting Of men said he was Wolfkill. a cameraman for the The Americans were booed by One of the and professor. Local Church Club Held Thursday kept In wooden stocks 14 hours National Broadcasting Co. told of the crowd of 250 West Berliners Spotlight On Bandit Search daily during the first six months being confined in the stocks. He gathered at the border when they In the area of fairness, Rea he un- did not say whether the other went back. h regular monthly (linnet of captivity. Another said Morehead told the club that stu- T e inter- captives received similar treat- meeting of the Bustinews rind Pro- derwent hours of instense dents are young adults and should Will Begin collapsing ment. Moves To Rhode Island Today tel.:aortal Wonten's Club was held rogation, sometimes be treated as such. "We can help exhaustion. an example as adults" at the new lodge at Kentucky from sheer The prisoners were allowed to by setting released were U. S. Army Store owners can Darn -Mile-day night at 6:30. Those talk only briefly with newsmen Farmers Can he continued. By JACK V. FOX that the aerial numbers ore a Revival Sunday R. Bailey, 36, of by giving counsel in T w y members were prag- Mai Lawrence during a brief stopover here. be of help I NSW rnems Internam I lemma I known Md.; Sgt. Orville R. Bal- purchases. Many students are 49c lb or ent, acal three gueas, Mrs Gear- Laurel, Wolfkill left by commercial air 'BOSTON — 'flue spotlight Investgators were expected of Spring Lake, N. C: John away from home for the first gio Heiert Dawards, Mrs. William lenger liner for Zew York while the Graze Land In in the search tee- the bandies who follow step-by-step the route taa - Dr. E. Keevil Judy. pastor of the Shore Jr.. 30. of Galloway, Tenn,; time and could easily spend- their Windrum, and Mrs. Eat Hue. others werr flown to Clark Field hijackad a U.S. mail truck and en by the small truck from C.a. First Baptist Churn, Henderson, John B. Mc-Morrow, 21. of Brook- money unwisely, he said, and by Mrs. C D. Vinsson Jr.. President, 'n the Phillippines aboard a U. escaped with $1,551,277 swung to Cod where it picked up the If Kentucky. will be the evangelist being fair with them, the (stu- aliened the buusinesis 911-..wiovri by S. Air Force DC-6 transport. Rhode Island today. bar of currency to the spot en 89c in a series of revival meetings Soil Bank dents will be aided. giving a brief talk on the club State police at Scitatue. R. L. Route 3 outside Plymouth, at the First Baptist Church from give College Cow Rated Bailey had been held the long- embiem. The Club voted to Rev. Morehead urged that stu- said they had a man in custody where the driver and guard were '4 August .19-26. est. He was captured on alarah $25.00 ti the Oalkaway County As A Tested Dam The Secretary of Agriculture dents be trusted until they prove who claimed he known who staged ambuatied. Dr. Judy is a native of Harrison 23. 1961, when an Air Force C-47 Library Fund. and $10.00 6o the yestreday declared Calloway and this trust unwise. Conversely, lo- the robbery and at willing to tell .. County. Kentucky. lie is a graduate carrying him and seven others Win Reconstruct Course United Fund. Spectral plans were other western Kentucky counties cal citizens must be dependable authorities. of Geargetoan College, the Uni- were shot down. He said he did of Then they will try to recon- made for the Membership Clinic Jersey cow owned as disaster counties because and honest too, he continued. We The man is an ex-convict who versity Of Kentucky and the A registered what happened to. the others. atruct the course of the bandits-- of District 1 to be held at the been not severe damage by drought and with the stu- said he knows Bobby Wileoxson 11A Southern Baptist Theological Sem- by Murray State Coblege, has can build goodwill believed to be five men and a. Murray Woman's Club Baum on Amer- insects to the pastures of the him fairly, and and Albert Nussbaum, two bank inary. lie has served in the fol- rated a Tested Dam by The Believes Others Dead dent by treating woman—took, with the two l's..- September 30th. A II members: county. interest respect, robbers whose names have been lowing churches in Kentucky since ican Jersey Oattle Club. The dis- showing a real Office men bound and Ragged in were urged It. be present at this "I'm not stare but I think they This action will giveThmiers in him. linked with the biggest each rob- his graduation: Trinity Baptist tinction wits awarded Murray De- and aincerity the back, until they finally oban- important meeting. - are dead. I never heard anything haying and grazing privileges on bery in the nation's history. IC Church, Paducah, First Baptist sign Jeweler Echo f or having the truck at Randolph 90 Monte:nes far the Meeting were about the others the whole time land which has been signed tip In his final point Rev. More- The man, whose identity was ckined Church, Newport, Harlan Baptist three affspring wth official pro- holdup! -am Jr.. Mrs James I was in prison," he said. under the sil bank and on di- head -said that mutual benefits the int ar- minutes after the in the Mn',. C. D. Vint records. withheld, volunteered biggass •I a' Church, Harlan, and twice D. Langston duct.en verted corn-sorghum acreage sign- can easily be brought about by Three days after the D. Jones and Mrs. R. progeny averaged mations He has offered to tell all First Baptist Church. lienderaon. T h e cow's The major said the Communists ed up under emergency feed- aiding and cooperating with coi- cash robbery in U.S history, au- 511 lbs. but- he knows if criminal charges CH , lie has served on various boartis 10,890 It* milk and never tried to change his poli- grain program and on diverted nage students and professors. The thorities dill bed nit made an 305 lodged against him by stale and and committees in the Kentucky Magic Tri Bowling terfat in twice-daily-milking. tical thinking. Ile said he spent good facil- arrest of anyone considered a acreage under wheat allotments. city has a number of federal authorities are dropped. Baptist Convention. day mature equivalent is The most of his captivity in a hotel suspect. League Will Meet This action Was taken in order ities which enhance the town, he He alan was reitiortied to have prime W. II. Howard, Minister of Music records were made under isne of room in Sarnneua City where he these, to provide emergency aid for continued, and growth of told Rhode Island authorities that Of the $1,551.277 taken, theta at • the local .First Baptist Chum, the programa of official (eating was given a "bed to sleep on and Magic Tri bawling league livestock where pond and water plus more job opportunities can- disease what he knanes were only two $1.000 bills and will direct the music during Ile The American Jersey Cana' but not much he will mat meeting tonight at of The clothes to wear supplies have dried up. Drought not but help to prove beneficial from 120 bilks of $100 denorninatain. • will held a has its national until he has been taken revival. Club. which else." has severely: affected pastures and to both the student and the city. The remainder was broken d .wn _ 7:30 at the bowling Columbus, Rhode Istarid to Mai lachusett: - - - 39° The public ia cordially invited headquelein rerx-ated in in some cases farmers have been Rev. Morehead was introduced. in $50s. $492,000 in All members -- --agra urged to at- Bailey said he talked with only under palter guard. as: $24,000 to attend these services which Ohio. . -sell their foundation $1.39,090 • tend. one non-Asian during his- cap.--forted to Questioning Expected $AS, $752.000 an Sais, will -he•-•heitt- at 7:00 Ii7-'1117aitd TiitiRrDam rating aids he The— liiiiiiber-There will some re' Mate police and $5s, $4,100 in Sas and $42.700 in - • re 7.30 p. m. from Mooday through fawnera in the selection of tivity, a Communist Hungarian A large number of visitors were Maasachunetts FIREMEN CALLED Jersey duction in diverted acerage pay' the (me dotal" bills( • Saturday. and at the regular hours slack. The three Correspondent who later published present for the meeting yester- paatal investiganirs were at auperine breeding ments for farmers who do so. C'hief Petal Inspector Henry R. on Sundays to qualify the interview in a Hungarian day. Ralph Schutte of Paducah Revak Island state police head- called at 11:30 tested priageny required Montague, who flew here from FilVnlerf were either newspaper. Raymond Miller of Mayfield quarters at Scituate and were ex- a cow as a Tasted Dam may and and return- today to coal horns- on North Bailey confessed he was "tired." Dr. Will F. Steely Rotarians. pected ti question the man today. Washington Thursday be three tested daughters or three were visiting Second Street. The outhouse was but in good spirits. He said he Indimatiorts• were that he might ed Thursday night, said heltiqught tested sons. or any ennbiniation Sunday' Prather Price of Auburn, Ken- burning furiously when firemen had not smoked a cigarette since Will Speak be' brought to Massachusetts later the anvestigatiim was ago i g Weather theteof totaling three. tucky was a guest of Waylon arrived. however the blare was last January. Ile smoked three today. • god." He brought M nine tii Sunday morning, Dr. W. Rayburn '.Dr. Charles Waldrop was brought under control in sat irt while talking with reporters. On It we; thought that (the groat ^ah'uths from eastern cities to aid Steely, of the Murray State a giiesr of Don Tucker. Gus ethe Report order. The coal house was adja- $500.000 ESTATE Wolfkill joked with newsmen. Frank robbery might have bee-n planned the 60 pedal inapectors in ,be the gunst Hicks of Ihmiboldt, Tennevee to a home, however the bane he had known before he was College faculty, will island, according to what &stain office. int••••41•001 Cent was a guest of Robert Perry. Jr.I in Rhode damaged. The truck ban- Marilyn Laotian rebel, speaker in the pulpit of College Inside Job Possible was not NEW YORK tart — capture dby the Mose, Consulting Psycho- the man had authorities. to extinguish the and Mc- Presbyterian Church. The public F,dgar The us-eael driver of the ill-fated 111 Western Kentucky -- Partly ter was used Monroe left an estate in excess forces atong with Shore State Department One of the bandits was heard is invited to the service which logist with the mail truck said the robbery Must blaze if $500,000. her will disclosed to- Morrow when their helicopter was a guest of to slay at the scene of the than, cloudy and cooler today.- high in begins at 10:45 aaclock. of Mental Health an inaide nib day. went down in Conirouniaaheld "see you in Providence " have been low 80s. 'Fair and cooler tonight Dr. Lee A. Dew, aka> a faculty Dr. Ralph Tesseneer. F. Cunene of Simmer- FREE CHIHUAHUA The blonde actress' estate Alta territory. Shore and pcMorrow Smith The Federal Reserve Bank of William and Saturday, low 57 to 62 to- will preside over the Bob Seery and Lee Potter pos-tral em- TURDAY Lee Stranberg, her drama were civilian pilots. member, Boston revealed the exact amount vita-, Mae., a 20-year night. High Saturday 78 to 83. is an extra special born* left to of the service. of Paducah were guests of Ber- This longtime friend, her Wokfkill said he was not cer- worship partirm U.S. mail truck Nearly ploy-e, began his vacation' the day The 6 a. m. (EFT) temperatures: little girl only. A free and nard C. Harvey, Leslie Pogue was aboard the for some and tain the helicopter actually was Mrs. John flawker is to be guest of small de- before the robbery. Loiiiaville 69 available as laden her former secretary a guest of his son Dr., William all the money was female Chihuahua is said the 'rear organist. -The robbers must have bed Lexington 65 two friends shot down. He nomination, including $42,700 in a pet for some little girl who will has- Pogue.. Mann:ration." he said: "Few will. filed for probate tralay rotor failed and " we made a as his guest (me dollar bilks. inside Paducah 62 love it. take of it, and keep it The CORRECTION George Hart had been - Court, provided that ty descent from' 3.500 feet—we The bank said the money, knew about e It had only Bowling Green 70 warm and well lied during the in Surrogates occurred yesterday Henry Arnold. ;No- and clothing don't know yet what caused the An error for its vaults from six Cape in operatien a retort while. London 64 winter monthe: Chihuahuas like all personal. effects of Noraherrs James Lassiter, who bas just bound failure." in the advertisement could be passed easily body ever fellowed us. I can't- Ifimkinsville 83 the kind you get from go to Strasberg to be distributed completed a tour of duty with Cad banks. tat warmth. lie said none of the three men Store. Skirts were listed as 98e the understarrd it — nobody WAS &op- :"T 63 the kind you by him "in his sole discretion the 439th. Civil Kffairs Company, by the nab because of Covington the heart and also land- 'each and should have been ad- GUT friends, cialeaguen and was injured in the forced the club. small d plus the fact posed to know about the trips." Evans'aille, Ind , 62 get from the sun. Just call Plaza among her as $1.88 each. was welcomed back into nitsi3.ns devotel." ing. vertised 111 ES Huntington, W. Va., 02 3 1467. te whom (die was)

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•• eitar Two fee* LiDGER 1 AlES. MUNRA • KENTUCKY FRIDA — AUGUST 17, 1962 COMMISSIONER'S 4 One Word Today For THE LEDGER & TIMES SALE Elated Has Only RACES OF KEN- FILLS PARK PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc.. TILE COMMONWEALTH aRCUIT asnioridatioll-ef- -the Murray -Ledger, Tlie Calloway Tones, and The CALLOWAV The Hitting Of Frank Robinson,"Fantastic!" 211.DAY SUMMER MUTING El [Imes-Herald, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January COURT BANK OF MURRAY 1942. AVOL112 1 through 811PTIWIED11, 3 By MILTON RICHMAN their 13th consecutive victory ov- third win without a loss while VERSUS 8 &sew Daily JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER I mited Prom I•orwastlemol er the Washington Senators, 4-2. Marshall Bridges, the Yankees' DUBLIN AUTOS, INC. AND 9 WI Dotards,. L•bse Dal Elated Fred Hutchinavi had one Wills Stole Two fifth pitdher, ataartied his first as. •• Wes any Advertising, Letters to the Editor, 0. 0. DURLLN Defendant. lintwers Ne reserve the right to reject by Pait•4 hems lstrrnstlesal .word for Frank Robinson today: and Doug Camilli loss of the esearam after six vic- 'r.- -k 1.o..sted Midway ir Public Voice loans whica, in our opinion, are not for the best iii- By virtue of 3 judgment and Evsonvitle, Ind.. sod Henderson. 3-1• "Fantastic!" formed a two-man wrecking crew tories. The law; cut the Yanks' 13( crest of our readers. order of sn'a -*the Calloway Trail W. L Pct. 0 And airwe a word to the wise for the Dodgers against the Pi- load to 51 games over the idle- NEW AIR-CONDITIONED fine Circuit Cana rendered at the Lae, Angeles — 80 42 .356 aATIONAL ,RF.PRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 1509 is saiffieteat, one Cincinnati hate' rates. second-place Los ,Azigeles Angels. CLUB HOUSE Rule day. July 13, -1962, in the San Francisco — 77 44 .636 21 dadison Ave, Memphis,' Tenn.; Time dr Life Bldg., New York, N.Y.; alegocly has star led accepting Wtils stole two bases, incteaaing itiaawason Bldg., Detroit, Matta above cause, for the stun of Cincinnati 74 47 .612 51 reservations. White Sox Kayoed Grant on P.& lilibway No. 41 stilt( his total to 62, collected three PONT TIME: SAID PAL. C.D.B.T. Five thousand nine hundred Pittsburgh 67 51 .568 11 Too premature? Don't be so we iettered at the Peet Offiee, Murray, Ketaueity, for tranantsoun as sing/es, scared one run end decree The White So x kayoed Jim 43:100.001 Doilars, with interest St. Louis 68 55 .545 131 sure. NO CHARGE FOR PARKING Yo Second Class Matter. in another. Camilla making his Grant during a "even- at the rate of 6 per cent per an- Milwaukee 64 58 .525 16 The revitalized Reds, written (Modest) date. first start since June 24, knocked run ritlly in the first and ELLIS PARK iUBSCILLPTION RATES; By Carrier in Murray, per week 20c, per num from the 27th day of March, Philadelphia — 57 66 .463 231 off by everyone u marath ago, JAMES C. sold In four.pris with a teener, single to give Eddie sant!" 85e. In Calloway and adjoining coin-rues, per year, $3.59; else- IMIL until paid and its coat there- Chicago 45 76 .372 341 have won 25 of their last 31 games. that was enough As ava:1 sacrifice fly. Operated by where, $5.50. in I shall proceed to atter for Hotrahm 43 75 .364 35 They're within 51 games of the Fisher his fifth victory even a ha Stain Williams, tagged for three Jockey Club, Inc. sale at the Court House door in New York 30 89 252 481 league-leading Los Angeles Dodg- though Deran Sane had to relieve Dade Park of n Civic Asset of a Coaununity is Ow run, in the first Mining. settled "The Outstanding the City of Murray, Kentucky., to Thursday's Results ers and only three in back of the marl dosvn quickly to gain his lath vic- him in the ninth. Integrity of its Newspaper" the highest bidder, at public Chicago 6 San Francisca 0 seadd-place San Plnaricitsco Gi- lasts a+, tory although Ron Perranski re- auction on the 27th day of August Los Angeles 7. Pittsburgh 3, night ants. him or lieved him in the eighth. J,ie 17. 1962 1962. at 1 o'clock p. ni there- Cincinnati 7 Milwaukee I. night Flabinson is the man behind the CHANCE WHEN YOU ottri FRIDAY — AUGUST about. upon a credit of 3 months, Gibbon was the Meer. YOU TA10E NO St. Louis 3 Houston 1. night Mick. the Gi- Al the following described property, Dim Cardwell stopped, .. Only games scheduled. He drove in four runs with his the Cubs TRADE WITH .. hant to-wit: ants on six hits while Today's Games 30th and 31st homers Thursdaa and TRUTH WILL WIN OUT One 1957 Ford tractor, Serial hopped on loser Billy Pierce St. LtilliS at New York, night night in a 7-1 victory over the in No, F60L71121831 two relievers for 15. safeties, • night 411.•••1 MIME, Phikacielphis et Pittsburgh. Mrle-aukee Braves. His first horn- ft r cc apiece by PARKER MOTORS One 1951 Francis Transport chiding t HITLER declared when he assumed power in Lot. Angeles at Cincinnati. night er with two on off laser Lew rrnb0I a ADOLPH Trailer, Serial No. B647260. Hobbs, Georg • Altman and Da San Francisca at Milwaukee. night Burciette climaxed a six-run fifth Fin* Cara Murray, Ky. Germany in 1933 Ow people would believe any-thing. Ile said 1960 Chevrolet Tractor, Ser- Berted. In tide-bon to a trip. PLazik 3-5273 One icaga at Hausana ought inning rally aid hes second one and Trucks little one providing ial No. OC613S105407. and two tangles. Hobbs appeal., 1 the Big Lie would go.over better than the Saturday's Games at the expense of rookie Dermy LARGE VOLUME — LOW PROFIT One 1950 Whitehead and Keel in his 59th orreiecsitive game at CI repeated often-enough to arouse fanaticism. • St. Louis at New York, LeMaater in the eighth was his !I was Transport. Serial No. 6357. aocand baav without an error to "Service Built Our Business" Ce Philadelphia at Pittsburgh 15th in the krst 22 games. In view of the armaments race between the United States Ford Tractor, Serial add to the NI. record he set Wed- US ON A NEW OR USED Cklt1 At One 1956 Los Angeles at Cincinnati, night Lead League In Hitting IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE of space. some C43076U.19952. nesday. Pa and the Soviet Union, including exploration No. San Francisco at Milwaukee Al. rig w It ii everything ease. One Francis Transport, Serial Jackson Won 10th Pt may .think the former Germanalietator may have been right. Chicago at Houston. night Rabinaon Rods the Natiedal Lea- 103. Larry Jackson posted has 10th Na history No. gue in hitting with a .344 average We don't believe there hat ever been anything in For the purchase price, the triumph for the Cardinals with a Pate and he's wooed in the circuit with of propaganda in pre- purchaser most execute bond, with five-hitter over the Bill Be Sure and 10:0 compare t% ith present acceptance .1.1' W. L. Pet. G.& If You Are Building, 109 tura batted in. White paced the Cards' six- to actual demonstrations open to full view by report- approved securities, bearing legal New York 72 46 610 :erence of sale. Jan Maloney regist Thurs- attack with three singles and scor- Contact Us . . . sale interest from the day LOS Angeles 68 53 562 51 • •rs, radio as well as newspaper and televison cameras vvithout the force day night's victory for Cirwiati, ed twice. Dick Farrell. ejected Kirk until paid, and having Minnasota 67 54 554 61 GLAD TO GIVE YOU A the only run off him corning on from the game in the eighth for. WE WILL BE Rt my testrictions. _ and affect of a judgment. flidders Chicego 63 69 518 11 will be prepared to comply Lee Mayes second inning homer. dioxiting a call by rookie unwire RI . The world is -being told two Russiln astronauts have ar- Detrint 59 60 496 131 promptly with these terms. The Dodgem snapped their five- Lee Weyer, suffered his 15th set- 301 the earth -for several days and Ba/timore 58 62 483 15 ESTIMATE 7ived safely after orbitting losing streak and upped back. FREE Wya CARL B. KINGINS Cles-eland 58 63 479 151 game million mile.. Their landings by para- Calloway to,21 games with a 7-3 Bernie Allen's 10th inning sin- Installation Of A Koo lvüu two and a half Master Commissioner Beaton 56 63 471 161 their lead On The Pi- gle earned the Twins a split of Cly d chute south of Moscow .within a six• minute, interval would Circa: Court: Aug,10-17-24 Kaneas City' 55 66 455 181 triumph over the Pittsburgh Chicago Cubs their four-game series with the Don been accepted bv Jules Verne without the Washington 45 75 .375 28 rate', a f ter the not even -hate blaaked the Giants, 6-0. The St Yankees after Rich Rollins' ninth e Thursday's Results FEDDERS HEAT PUMP -slightest evidence to back it up. COMMISSIONER'S beat Houston inning single tied the score. bita Mairresola 9 New Yak 8. 10 inn Louis Cardinals the need no- taiitlestee, nar du the other SALE 6 CoiK 3-1, in the only other NL Pull --Hut some °I ourtseople- Chicago 11 Cleveland Pint ti Rollins' blow. the YMICS Ma - decides future sur- Kansas City 4 Washaigtan 2 contest.. peoples of the world. Those who think it 1111E COMMONWEALTH OF KEN- had taken an 8-7 lead in the top or AIR-CONDITIONER Eva Only game-s ached,uled. vival of slave?' vs. freedom. athiesm vs. christianity. or Com- TUCKY, C.4,LLOWAY C/RCL-IT In the American League, the of the ninth on Bobby Richard- Mrs Today's Games FEDDERS DEALER SINCE 1953 ODURT BANK OF MURRAY Minnesota Twins defeated t h e son's grand -slamhomer off start- YOUR rouni!.in vs. Democracy. have already thrown in the sponge York at Kansas City boy. Plaintiff, rit'W . 9-8, in 10 er Dick Shaman. Bob Allison and Cole 1957 when Sputnik Ntimber• One was Ratan at Minnesota, 2. twi-night just as they did in VERSUS I . the Chicago White Sox Clete 13ayea alai hit homers. We Can Yoe 20% or More on Gen at Lae Angelicas, 2, launched. ' CORDIF: MAIE DUBLIN Defendant. NV,iashington clipped the Cleveland Indians, 11- Big Frank Sullivan. who hurled WIRING. HEATING - AIR-CONDITIONING Alan twi -night disturbed over By virtue of a judgement and 6, -and the Kansas City A's scored the lotti fat- the Twins, gained his 1 B Fiamer .President- Eisenhower isn• 't even Cleveland at Baltimore, night order of sale rs. 11,e Calloway and Russia's ntis achievement. nor is he greatly concened whether at Chiciagla night Circuit Court rendered at the Detroit DUNCAN Oat ALFRED Saturday's Games o is -a Big Lie (it: the truth. He isn't even, willing to admit Rule Day. July 13. 1962. in the Rati York at Kansas City', 2, twi- wjjL AcLuuly-nitiuu aysliou 11b0C14 CAUSE, liar -the sum of Eight New lara - ELECTRIC SERVICE Hundred Forty ''Eight 1$848.00) initlit— f MURRAYToAttml Gen to survii-e. lie so stated in a li've television press conference Boatiin ist Minnesota Y•lophon• PL-0.0NS Dollars. I shall proceed to offer 1708 Olive St. Phone 753-4691 via :Ielsuir from London \\ Pictin-es made passible for sale at the Court House door C'eveland at Baltmore HOMIII-OWNED LOAN 00." 500f "YOUR by private Indust). in ;Nmerica were perfect, but somuLope- in the City of Murray. Kentucky. Detroit ar Chicago liar LOS night to the highest bidder, at public Wahington at Angeles, Joitu rated in the Brit sit Isles by the givernment proved•inadequate auction on the 27th day of Au- Geo so we failed to hear his Soice, tv hiCh did not even reach Tel- o'clock p. at.. or RILLS RELEASED TWO Doi gust 1962. at 1 upon a credit of 3 Pati star. thereabout. BUFFALO. N Y — End the folio's ing described 10* Some -of our- -best scientists have conceded all along that months, Bernie earn of Flaricia A & M -wit: M property, to and defensive tackle Chuck Dick- Ituozia.has.'lagget ms 11aiaigsieim er than we. but they 196091 two-door Skoda, Low One erson !sive been r.,-teased by the proof •of !Arl#eri#;r ability to briug 421)522. . Lea have insisted -run Rias Motor No. Buffalo Bills of the American purchase price the pur- Han soave craft. safely back to earth. '1 here are facilities provided For the Far/ball League. chaser must' execute bond, with MaS sub- by scientrstsan Erance, available to all nations to bearing legal .N approved securities, mit proof of new and superior achievements. The Soviet Un- interest from the clay of sale, until the force and Pop ion refuses ;#., use these faciltes. although she was a member paid, and having Bidders will T••n effect of a judgrnent. nation e}tablishing them., to comply promptly 1 be prepared --tan be-. that-Rtes.-in hals Atceeededs beyon41 terms. • M it • with these- re pectations in de-',rug the 1%e-tern Power.- that she dares CARL B. KLNGLNS Mrs Master Commissioner Calloway to fake a renilefvous ...it two cap•ules in space becati=e•she 10-17-24 • Pat Cirevit Court Aug know. we are planning such on experiment in 1967? Such ingt H.c1 a deceptian ia unthinkable, but even if she ie five years ahead HOG MARKET 400 of U. does that justify us in giving way to glOom like we did Rt two scars ago when we ass alb.% e#1 all the political bun!. about #r" son. Federal State Market News t.# nu filth, anti baby tile Ini-sqle recover within six forget Sorease. Friday, Aug. 17 Ken- there ever %%:#-• stab a thing" as a fall-out shelter? tucky Pure-Area Hag Market khrushellev may be using the Big Lie to better advantage ,Nepart- including 9 buying sta- • Thursday, totaled 'Hitler. but let's not forget he- wunldn't have hail charge Naha. Receipts in 605 head. Today bansnes and gilts 1,-w aid to The Ca-I -1(ir ••• BY If it IA not I•Vt'll our Stalin. -titans fell are deeds. 25c lower. A few No. 1 ttiq a. the •Itu%srans, phir-trirelions of others all titer 190 to 230 1,bs $18.50. No. 1. 2, and lbs. Se $18.00: isla: the g;obe have ior Khruslichev's promises. nut we Lye $ 190 to 230 $17.75 PAINT 117,75: 275 THEM 355 to 270 Ita $18.73 to "JUST never eiailan't believe vie.eVer still. The trip to to 300 lbs. $16.00 to $17.50; 150 to he: 1.r0,er1ain was promised "peace in our 185 lbs $14 00 to 517.75. No. 2 and F. 300 600 lbs. $12.75 ta 1. too tre-h a• as that of the people. 3 saws to $16.25. Boars all weights $9.00 te • ONCE IN A WHILE, #. - t ru lairope. • $12.00 14 Cai AND THAT'S IT!!! .a GRANT cyrvota — Actress eraP Beaty Drake, 39, looks any- We own more than 50 trucks; 45 of them are Us thing but descanted on win- if41 ning a divorce from actor Dodges. Included are two Dodge four-wheel drives N Cary Grant in Santa Monies, $13 Calif. 'Grievous mental auf- that'll ride over anything in the state of Alabama fermg,' the claimed. Grant. UR. and she were wed In . . . rivers, strip pits, you name it. They've each Sto 1949, seearated in 1968. 756 gone around 60,000 miles, but you can't judge what er Gar these Dodges have done by mileage alone. We wouldn't swap them for anything, and their upkeep $24 SPM -A L. has amounted to nothing. Our kind of off-the-road SPFLIAI! work is murder on the finish. Rut we just paint once irra while,and that's it:3) -SPECIAL! them . _ • SPECIAL! DEMONSTRATION FLIGHT—Flane salesman Philip Lent-fiche's craft cornea to rest on Glen- oaks Boutin ara in Lou Angeles after h:s perfect dead stick landing. Lartmore skilfully THE DODGE TRUCK LINE includes five basic four- maneuvered under power lines, and *hen existing, lifted a wing to skim over • parked flight for ha six paaaengers. A models beginning with the/ 12-ton Utihne car: The big trouble was. however, It was a demonstration 3 wheel-drive pickup and going up to a GVW rating of 20.000 lbs. ADMISSION AT COMPLETE AUTO AND TRUCK SERVICE Dodge trucks now being sold have been given more since PLaza 3-1751 Rollerdrome than 50 significant engineering improvements the first of the year. Talk to your nearby dealer Saturday Morning and about Dodge, America's only Joh-RatPd trucks! AUTO REPAIR Afternoon and SPECIALISTS IN AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS Murray, Ky. Sunday' Afternoon 3" So 4 h St TAYLOR MOTORS.INC. 209 South 7th :7•:tre(4 :\lurra., Ky. awm•re •

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17. 1962 /Am", ILET4TUCKT 1'ST i'uql.T.ST 17, 1962 T NIURRAT4 • elnlElleM• Campus. Available Efirptatiabar 1. calendars, bistinerstida fIENVISUIWOt. AgWr FOR SALE el_ .LUSE PL 3-5116. RK RACES ritrw 7 ROOM BRICK HOME for MALE HE1.1) VeMerito ="1165t16=6-4:qb ttr: sale or lease. furnittied or un- Pnrifer On,etisytona 1tp HER MEETING furnished. Located near College ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES, .f VA' 4 ash NICPT10411314 3 • 44' 1. ran Dully re labor Day em Silas w er11 sad Holder...al. 8.1. (• al7c cold water; wen with electric complete music stoee." Itc :ONDITIONED por. pump; concrete floors throughout; HELP WANTED FOlk SALE PLYMOUTH. EXCELLENT i HOUSE MINATURE POODLE PUPPIES. a patio; two bedrooms down and 1$50 etS E bboodilines. Blacks, sil- condition. Good gas milage Call shwa, No. 41 Champion two up; closets and stairway. Price GOOD JOB 'OR MAN OR wom- P.M., C.D.S.T. AaSAIL GARDEN TRACTOR with Show and breeding PL 3-4623. a20c C:00 vers, browns. $4950. Call PL 3-1306. st18c an willing to work. Sell rationally plop. cultivator. See Bobby pet proses. Mrs. Floyd to FOR PARKING tibeck at SHALLOW WELL PUMP. Odin- advertised line of bowie necessities. Coles, 4i miles from city limits on Griffin, phone CH 7-4538, May- 1961 STUDEBAKER LARK, 4-sir. rdnit find foot valve. Oar necessary, comings up to Hazel Highway or call 492-2560. a 18p sedan, radio, heater, overdrive, plate with ELLIS PARK field. a2Op $100.00 per week. Akio one rnan thic white tires, sharp. See at 510 S. $50.00. 436-3473. to train as manager. Contact Eul- ores by WE HAVE MORE OF THOSE eth or phone PL 3-5851. elk Milk Fr. 13EDrJocn Bulk 40 SKYLENE TO 17 REGISTERED HEREFORD now. ice Moubray, 208 So, 10th St., pokey Club, Inc. good plastic freezer boxes house trailer. 0811 PL 3-1639. cows with calves by side. 17 bred 2 BEDROOM HOME LOCATED Murray, Ky. a20c Pints 10c - 11 pints 15c. Douglass a2Op *registered Hereford cows. 9 young Hardware. al7c on S. 7th St. Fnarrie with snni- registered bulls. PL 3-4581. attic nurn siding and storm doors and FOR RENT Tanks... NOTICE BOY'S 24-INCH BIKE. PHONE vemckeses and electric heat. N YOU FARM - 118 ACRES, TWO NEW PL 3-5289. - ally 2 BEDROOM BRICK WITH large 4 BEDROOM HOUSE ON S. 12th modem homes. 2.18 tobacco base. den on S. 11th St Other features LOOK: GREM ACRES TRAILER St, 2 baths, tall basement, drapes TOP TV SET On new blacktop road, 9 miles 14-124011 TABLE of this home are wail to watt Sales, Union City, Tennessee, new furnished, 2 bedrooms carpeted PL 3-1346. insure "Vet from Murray. PL 3-4581. a18c in good condition. Call carpeting in the Irving morn, storm and used mobile limes, an sizes, ire DAIRY PROFITS wit% t al7c and steps. Prime PL 3-3378. windows and doors, air-condition- see us before you trade A-27-C TORS ing and electric heat. "Fhienter-plavitted" PCA Solna FOR SALE BY OWNER: 106 acre 81 ACRES ON HAZEL HWY., 1 5 ROOM }Daum, 41 MILES East LARGE WELL SHADED 3 Bed- COM'E VISIT, YOUR FACTORY Grade A dairy and tobacco farm, mile S,Kith of Midway. Phone PL of Murray on Hwy. 732, hard ay, Ky. room frame located on Waldrop Outlet Shoe Store. They now have 21 miles West of Murray State 3-2684. dSp surface Rd. Phone 474-2224. Ask Dairy farmers often need low cost asking your nin company or producer Drive. It hati storm windows and a new line of their fall shoes in *Cellege. New pipeline milker and for Ruby Stadium. al7p OFIT doors, firepiece in the living room. all famous name brands. Located credit quickly to buy equiehifent, extra co-op to ttilet cottVeititlit erdiectlehts ' 400 gal. tank cooler. 3.32 acres BUTTERWORTH CABIN, FIRST This house may be purrhased by next to Kelley's Produce, on 100 dark tobacco, .22 burley. Phone cabin this side Kenhaike Hotel feed or purchase herd ApIticements. from your milk Chick. 'Yet ydit 'oat assuming payments on an FHA block of S. 13th. al7c 4 ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH /A USED CORI day 753-1372, night 753-4922. J. T.entronce. Shower bath, hot and loan. Will rent until Ittlardh 1st. $55 Establish a line of credit at your Pro- pay interest for the actual nuMber Oi OPPORTUNITY - OPEN- APARTMENT HOUSE ON S. 16th JOB month. *kiddie aged coup*, Tx) for front end alignment me- be prepared to lays you use Are money.. Get as'eat Tait- about one block from college it lag ohilctren preferred. Tel PL 8-2540. duction Credit office and chanic at Fenton Fireetione Store COUNTY has three well furnished apart- ii20c a good buy. cr. Let a cou rte9,\IS • YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY See or call Ed Fenton - Phone move fast when you spot helpfta. ments and each apartment has a ire and PL 3-4669 days or PL 3-3926 plan your dairrloan. private entrance and a private P.C.A. can arrange easy payments by man next al P.0 bath, it has storm windows and nightS• OBITUARY doors, eleotric heat. rou A BUSINESS Cozy 0 u tl a nd, daughter of * Seed and Feed * Tractors •Improvements TUCKER REAL ESTATE. Itc Get pc" dish trews James Franklin Surratt and Mar- ATTIENTYON Prather:ma Creak 4 Fertilizer * Automobiles * Taxes ANTIQUE BRASS BEDSTEAD. garet Emily Gamer was born Aug- $15.00. 301 South 6th Street. a2Op ELDEVLy CITIZENS ust 14, 1881 in Stewart Oomty, ALSO, fat 4 trucks • * Appliances * Real Estate DIRECTORY Tenneace. If you need a nice peaceful She was rnweiled to Jobe Out- PRACTICE PIANO. VERY GOOD land on December 25, 1901. To condition. Call PL 3-0403. ltp place to live, in ye small Cello- way County town, near Murray this union five children were born RUMP SUPPLIES Estelle, Neutress KEYS KEEL ADDING MACHINES OFFICE food, 24 hour service 3-1916 with Vorld end TYPEWRiTERS Ledger & Times PL G.E. REFRIGERATOR 6 cu. ft. and a home-aloe atmosphere,: and C. R. Outland. Sake & Service in good condition. L. E. Fisk, No. where your comfort e our first She was a member of the Sink- like Street. Phone PL 3-4826. ing Spring Baptist Church since INER Li/cigar & r113108 PL 3-1118 concern, call 247-3458, Puryear, a2Op early Ctialt I for Infor- Production PRINTING Tennessee exchange E 1953 The survivors include five chil- DRUG STORM Ledger & Times FL 3-1918 mation. dren, ten grandchildren and four- ASSOCIAL.TibN &sod Drugs PL 3-2547 PIANOS AND ORGANS. New and e on used. Large selection in Wes. Eleind teen great-gronichildren. RENTAL 367 N. 4th ?53i96fl2 TIONING INSURANCE TYPEWRITER manumenes end records. Tom Lo- SPECIAL! NOW YOU CAN Faye The family of Cozy Outland DEPENDABLE CREDIT At iREASONADLE cOsT Drams, Melugin & Holton AND SERVICE nardo Piano Co., 106 S. Market on gas appliances and gm heating wishes to express their deepest Gal. Insurance PL 3-3415 Ledger & Times FL 11-1918 Street, Bans, Tennessee. "Your equipment at 1210 Main St. 24 appreciation to the many friends CAN hoer service and installation of all sirKi neightees who were an kind t bids were too -high on May 17' gas burning equipmerrt Ph. PL 3- during the finless and passing of K•atucky News of this year, the architect, Lee 2387, Jesse L. Tucloer. eltip their mother. ltp Hospital • • • Potter Smith and Associates of' 3-4691 &Ws sought to lower con- (Continued from Page I) Paducah. WILL LEASE, RENT, SELL OR struction costs by some rediogn- give option on three beelroom ing, and eliminating some feat- stud and plaster wall. Deductions frame house on South 15th. Im- TOMPKINSVILLE. Ky. .RIPD - ures which were better in looks, in the four bids ranged from mediate poseession. PL 3-3783. A Monroe Circuit Court i ury bat not from a utility standpoint. $10,000 to $20,000 &fee Thurso-lay awarded damages of The hoepital will be essentially Gent Centron Ten Units in all S55,6(e) end 245.000 respectively to the same as the original build- patient rooms. This is a system Kennett Evian; and Okrionse Page, ing, but with some features not WANTED which is concerned with oxygen .- respectively, for ireunes suffered hatuded.- F line connections, etc. Deductions when he by a truck while work- This lowered the construction in the four bids ranged from WORK WANTED - PAINTING ing on a corritructien project sn cost as planned. The additiOnal- W000 to $10,750. Mende and out See Cache Black 1966 Either ,4 the JudiErneiits $200.000 gave enough margin so Substitute a standard control at 221 Scutt 12* St. or dial tdone would thee been a record that the total funds avathble will Jr., • center for the graphic control a21c for the court cover the cost of construction 753-5287. panel. Deductions ranged from and also will be ample to buy • ----- $2,000 to $2,360 nANCT FRANKFORT. Ky. III1P11 -0.0. for the Omit south patient wing. This equipment hospital. Wilder resigned Thursday as as- revenue bonds sold is the wing which is to run from The to be sistant to state Superintendent by the hospital will be repaid the hospital south to the build- of Public Instruction Wendell in by the ing housing the air conditionings atom revenues taken P. Butler to accept appointment hospital. Deducations ranged from $24,700 assistant professor of educa- as to 330.000. The bids were opened yester- at Transylvania College. p.m. in the court tion With the base bid of Hartz- day at 2:00 per- Kirkpatrick the planning com- house with a large number of LOUISVILLE 11.11 - 0. L. Bur- mission will probabn, not take sons present. Members of the • S keen WM, elected etiaimian of the advantage of any of the four ail- city and county a&ninistrations Kentucky Commission on Employ- ternates which would lower the were present for the bid opening. ing the Handicapped, a newly construction price. Mayor Holmes Ma Presided crested agency of the state De- The other alternate would add lever the opening, recognizing partinent of benne:Mk %malty. or to the base price. This is the members of the city adnuntstri- an eegenizational tneeting here construction et the tunnel con- tion. and the hospital. County Thenexiay. Burkeen la area man- necting the existing hospital with Judge Robert Miller recognited ngeor of the Louisville Erripleyrnent the new hospital. This would add members of the county admini- Security office. from $6.500 to $7,000 according stration. to the four bids. HUNTINGTON, W.Va. EMP - Again ,the hospital planning The Corps of Engineers office commission could excerctse this FIVE DAY FORECAST here said today It will call for option and include the tunnel in By United Frau Tnnirratitin61 blds about Sept. 5 on a $50,000 the construction. LOULSVILLE, Ky. Mil - The • s's project for rasigin sewer outfalla The timetable of construction extended weather forecast for 1.11,.• LINER IrtalfteliMINNISOPE2101111“19w1111L-Ahlfiitil•te4iliii at Manchester and Fancily. Ohio, has seemed slow to the voters Kentucky, Saturday through Wed- and Augusta and Vancebure. Who approved the hospital in nesday, prepared by the U. S. Ky.. in connection *Rh t h 0 November of 1960. however with Dept. of Commerce Weather Bti- Anthony militant Locks Capt. the various agencies with which reau: AH THINKS FOSDCKS and Dam project on the Ohlo the planning commission had to Temperatures for the five-clay PAPPY GOT WI-4UT HE River. deal and with the limited funds, period will average teo or three progress has been good. Every degrees below the Kentucky nor- DESARVED,!F LEXINGTON. Ky. turn - Nine phase of the 'hospital had to be trial of 73. Louisville notelet ex- members of a Ruesion industri Fl I ,approved by all public health tremes 87 and 04. and arreiculterrel Ineriers' entire. agencies, the state and Federal. A warming trend is expected grist veating the United - Stak.s All taxes which have been col- over the weekend, turning cooler 4i will be sues* Aug. '72 for the lected by the city and county on again about midweek. Rainfall *111 eurnmer field day semen of the the hospital have been drawing average frofn one to two-tenths of Kentucky Agricultural Council. interest in local banks. an inch in showers about the first They will visit the Julian WOlden When it was found that all of the week. farm at Midway. the University of Kentucky Celdetreom Experi- ment Staeton, and the J. D. Gay Brookview harm in Clark 0.un- ty. • MOUNT STERLING, Ky. ful/11 -A parade, fish fry and water- melon feast today will welcome home Mount Sterling's Co. C, 460th Infantry Regiment, which has been serving on active duty with the. 160th infantry Reserve DON'T 8E SO STUFFY, NORMAN, THIS GIVES Division' at Ft. Chaffee, Ark., Nss wra AMERICAN ME THE hE voulk CoISTINcT HE fir thill post year. • v. HOME WHILE YOU ARE IMPRESSION WITH US, MR cDsas. AUGHT IK GOOD -FISHING TIP t TRUST IT 15 WITH FOk AAOSING q. YOIR A PP FORTNIGHT! KENTUCKY LAKE: Black bass best bet in early mornings and letsorvenings. Good crappie strings and bluegill on minnows and worms Few white bass on spin- ners and minnows. The lake is clear, falling and 81 degrees. MAIL BY 11 A.M., DELIVER BY 3 I M.-In Witalifigtott, Post- master General J. Edward Day shows a model of the A B NOW YOU KNOW C D Truck No. I being used In tailoring, Mich., to teat a as* mail system, "'Accelerated Business Collection anti Deliv- f,y By United Press international ery." Local doientown buslneas mall, picked up from spe- is 103 tittles The Suez Canal cial boxes by 11 ri in., will he delivered locally IS &Are; Its minimum width is 196 tows factious by, 3 p.a. "lb feet, 10 lathes.

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•••••••••••••••. 17, 1962 rum ITY1711 THE LEDGER a TIME, — MURRAY. ClINTOCET 'ERMAN' — AUGUST Wet/; were present or sent gifts'. Out of Mr. and Mrs. Chad Turnbow Honored town gifts .were received from Household Shower On Saturday Evening Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Womack of Quotes From The News Mrs. J. B. Burkeen PLaza 3-4947 Eldorado, Ark., Mr. iind Mrs. Tu- datighter,•Julia,"• , By UNITED ,PRESS INTERNATIONAL The spacious lawn of the home beet Brinn. - -Ion 'Punibow and Ar• of Mr. end Mrs. Dewey Ttunbow Receiving the stalest; with the of Cokitobta, Otdo, and Mr. and ROSTON. -.v. William F. Gullette. the regular driver of woe the setting for the household honored couple were Mr. and Mrs. ?dem. Charles Turnbow of Lansing,, of rMelbet - parents the truck whictl; wal-!" robbed of $1.5 while he was on shower in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Otey Mich. Chad Turnbow, who were married of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Following the festivities the t-acation: Friday, August 3 held on Satur- Dewey Turnbew, parents of the guests enjoyed seeing the lovely "The- robbersmust have had -inside information ...... no- day. August le at seven o'clock groom. new home of the honored couple. Voste,a, Vede in the evennig • • • body ever followed us. I can't understand it—nstbody was sup- • young chose to wear • Hosts and hatereses for the oc- The knide for the a dress fashioned fine posed to know about the trips." casion were Mr. and Mrs. 3.'L evening of brocade featuring a PERSONALS Th Miss Janice Carolyn Pace Becomes Bride Mary Leona Frost and Mr. and Mrs. Her- white silk Culpepper length castle bodice and three-quarter Mr. and Mrs. Milburn Dunn _Londonv— Sir Winston i'hurchill, speakink of Rufus, itis acres- Suitt Of Mason Dale Outland at Kirksey Church Circle Has Meet sleeves of white lace. Her and datighterg,PDeborah and Pa- t ive 15-year-old French poodle svhich was buried Thursdays _ Calends, AFies were Wire. tricia, of Westchester. Ill. are the "Ile was my At Outland Home odas Hal- closest confident. Rufus heard everything." S Bulbs were susperaled from the guests of their parents, Mrs. dote. The Mary Leona Frost Circle of John Friday Auguit 91 tree branches forming a halo of lett Dion end MT. and Mrs. sold the Woman's Society 'of Christian A dance for teen- and college lien!. on the pink end white. color Weriumin. As Service of the First Methodist Calloway LOS ANGELES — Dr. Norman Farberose...a tsycholog- age members of the scheme. The gift table was over-. a ha Church met in the home of Mrs. Country Club will be held teaiii x%hicli County lad with a pirik and white clath of n .ist on the special suicide investigated the death of Beale Outland. loll Sharpe Street, -12:00 p.m. Each mem- WARRIORS INK HIGHTOWER from 9:00 to ovez-shadieved by two arches in marl Marilyn Monroe: on Tuesday'rnaming at nine-thirty ber may bring a guest. pink and white candy stripped tasts o'clock. • • • "1 am not at liberty to tell you what ris in the ,report. with large bows of pink and white him Mrs. Gladys Scott gave a very SAN FRANCISCO Mt — The this tir,e. But we did ins estigate Miss Menrue's Iksible Monday, August 20th at she arch croWn. sona impressive program entitled San Francisco Warriors of the and of death and dying." - The Alice Waters Circle of the Mrs. Herbert Berm directed the At fanta- - thouehts "Make A Living Witness." She Nadlonal Basketball Aw.scati..in WSCS of the First Methodist Ch- games. Prizes were 'won by Frank- fume I.- gave the program in a monologue announced today they hove aligned urch will meet with Mrs Richard lin Rogers arid Mrs. James Weath- form, paralleling the topic with former Kan.sais star 7:30 p.m. erford. SO incident which happened lu- Tuck at Hightower. • • • Delightful refri.h..rrients were Wayne cidly from both a business and one r--- Ten Years Ago Today served from the long table over- The 6-ftsit-10 inch forestini, chu-rcih-related standpoint. school classmate of faa- ele• Tuesday, August 21 laid with a wilt:te embruidered time high The devotion front- Matthew 25: Chamberlain. Circle I of the WKS of the linen cloth with garlands of pink lew Warrior Wilt 5, followed by prayer, was given Son The Cubs finally took the Little. League crown Thurs- First Methodist Church will meet and white caught up at the com- was first draft choice' for the • by Mrs. Bernie Brooks. NBA CI second half finish in at the home of Mrs. Luther Ro- ers with large pink roses. Francisco club in last year's .day - night after the tightest the three Mrs. B. C. Allbritters v i c e- Real Ce bertson, 13az Olive Boulevard, _al Serving the guests vaseie Misses draft. lie played for the year- span of the league. chairman. presded in the absence 1961 Ac - 2:30 p.m. Jetta Culpepper, Wilma Hale, and Madrid 'bask Lebo'I squad in of Mrs. John Whitriell. Mrs. Jack PS • * • Judy Culpepper. and led the Spanish team to the Jimmy Boone- and Will Mack Junes will be Murray's en- Bailey read the minutes of the Pt Approximately fort) -five guests European finals Ni trants fer the...East:A\ c•t All-Star feotliall gape at Lexing- ken meeting in the absence of Circle II of the Woman's So- Pad, eiton Saturday-night.' • Mrs. Eleanor Diuguid, secretary"' ciety of Christian Service of the 10:0 M rs. Perry litunclon, treasurer, First Methodist Church will meet ' Graveside services La Martha Kese Eldridge, two day gave a repurt. at the home of Mrs. E. W. Riley, Mrs. Outland, assisted by Mrs. 1604 Miller, at 230 pm. with ;ille only infant daughter Mr. and [Mia, i /: It. Eldridge of. ..kiln° Kirk Will Vehitivell, tam-vet:I a fruit drink Mrs. Lucy Teague as cohostese JNAT GREEN RI -and cake. 4s the Reventeen mem- The program chairman sill be Rt. Temple Hill cemetery: bers present. Mrs. lssac L. Clanton. 301 MTS. Jack Bailey dismissed the • • • has been appointed meeting Wys Leonard Iturkeen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Burkeen of with .prayer.• • Murray Assembly No. 19 Order Koo 'Murray. !- critically ill in a hospital at Lexington. of the Rainbow nor Girls will hold A LOCAL AGENT Clvd Missionary Society its regular meeting at the Masonic Don Hall at 7 p.m. i\ e; Of Memorial Church • • • for babi Meets On Wednesday The Woman's Missionary Soci- Bull . MURRAY Driveiln Theatre ety of the Fire Baptist °helmet Ads will held general meeting at Eva The Woman's Menary Soci- ety of the church at 3 p.m. with Circle MFA MUTUAL • Mn Open 6:30 • Start 7:30 MR. AND MRS. MASON DALE OUTLAND the Memorial Bapeet Chur- ch held its regukir program meet- IV in charge of the program. lash • • • and SATURDAY , * Miac Janice Carolyn Pace, curse. ge was of red and white boby ing at the church on Wednesday Colt * TONITE Wednesday, August 22 Gen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Her- rosebuds; se-ening at seven-thirty o'clock. The Ladies Day Luncheon will schel Pace of Aare, Route One. was the Mrs Alfred Taylor was an char- COMPANY Alm Mrs. Julia Cunningham be served at noon at the Callo- INSURANCE I. Ws A Cornball Special!! ' became the bride of Mason Dale bride's only atteniant She wore ge of the progrem on -.Central way county Country Club. Hos- and Outland. Sun of 'Mr and Mrs. J. America" and introduced tne a pastel blue street length dress tesses will be Mesdames M. 0 Oars D. Outland Jr.. of Murray Route white of dacron and cotton with Wrather, Zee EMIL, Audrey Sins [ See him for: TWO "ILLBILLY HITS Two. oh Fridey. August 3. -Costa Rica Bridges the Con- Rala accessories Her flywers were of mons. Sr.. tom Rowlett. Glen. tank carnation: tinents" lay Mrs Dorothy Danner; The double ring cererni_iny was Hodges, James Perkins. Robert Gets 'HIT WO. 1 . . Danny Cunningham served as ••Guate-male. A Colorful Nation" mad at set-thirs ys7 -o'clock in the Holland. and Miss Vivian Hale. [ AUTO - FIRE - HOSPITAL • best man for Mr. Outland. b', Mrs Thyra Crawfurcl, "H.in- FUS5IN' AND FIGHTIN'" evening at the Kirksey Methockst • • • • 500f 'The bride's mother and also the ciuras. Rugged with mountaina" „Church .11 .he _presence of the Thursday, August 23 INSURANCE Hat HIT NO. 2 . . . . groom s usithei wore navy with by-Mrs. Hugh McEtratti. LIABILITY [ faunilies of the bride and gram Circle Grove 126 will Jcthi in:itching acceeearies The closeig thoughts were by Woodmen "COMIN' ROUND THE MOUNTAIN'I arid a few close friends meet the home of Mrs. 14cr- Lino Mrs. Outland is a graduate of Mrs Taylor at Mrs Claude Miller, president ille at 630 p.m. There's a nolicy to meet your need! Drii You Get In FREE If You Attend Rev. Jehrein Eaeley, taster of Alma) High School in the class of • • • Pah church. performed the cere- 1959 and jir empkiyed at the But- presided at the meeting. During ! ! Abe The Annie Armstrong ('rile of 1011 Barefooted the ceuple stood beneath terworth Clinic Mr. Outland is the lateinee.s session Mts. Mt!Ier [ mony al the Hazel Baptist ('hurch Wo- •. graduate of Morten Tow rap was reelected president for the SERVICE - SAVINGS - PROTECTION . STARTING SUNDAY ;the altar. a Missionary Society will Low High School, Morton. I1L, in the corning church year. man's • • • meet at the home of MrssDewey , Led The bride wore fur her wedding class of 1960. „ COAST-TO-COAST! —FOR 5 BIG MIMS Sinotherrnan at 7.30 p.m. with Mar ' a street length dress of white Immediately after the ceremony Mrs Ora Joyce as program chair- Mas damn with soap neckline. The the couple }eft for a brief wed- Mrs. A. W. Simmons • man_ N. fitted budice featured .merits of ding tr.p. They are residing on SWINGING! LOVING! SINGING 6 NAT GREEN BIG SONG HITS! eyelet as ;sell as the full skirt Route One for the present time. Hostess For Bessie Pop ' beeig •,f rrIbr, s1.-red eeelet. Her • • • • Ter Tucker Meeting Murray, Kentucky ! Mis attELVis 4-Miss Ellis Honored Mrs. A. W Simmons [opened ry her home for the nneet:ing of the Phone 753-1536 DUFFY TWIN At Shower Given Deane Tucker Circle of the Wom- Mrs • 1," ‘, by TUCKER REALTY Pat Presley By ,Mrs. Verne Kyle an's Society of Christian Service :ten of the First Methodist Church Hie' Miss Elizabeth Ann •'Betty" El- held on Tuesday morning at nine- 400 lis. September bride-elect of Lt. thirty o'clock. • Rt. asKiD John Wayne Written, was the lion- -The Lest Story of Maria Gon- IF YOU APPRECIATE (Free at a shower given by Mrs. zales" was the subject of the very bah Verne Kea- at her home on Narth interaseine program presented by Galahad Fourteenth S4tree4 ThursdaY, Mrs. E. A. Tucker. August 9. at two o'clock in the Mrs. Ruth Chartzers gave the from John 1:3-14 Mrs. Ah• a. 00 afternoon devotion Vster chose to wenr 9immotri. chairman, gireskred at CP **WI The bride-elect By for the occasion a green dreg,: the meeting. with white accessories. Her moth- Refreshments were served to .-la er. Mrs Hilda Elle, was attred in the fourteen members by the hos- • POP SAYS. PLAY IT SAFE 47 /A • IA blue drass with white acces- tes.s DON T TAKE CHANCES/ • RAMBLER Station' Wagon 1958 DODGE 4-door Royal V-8 . WiTh Pones ' Mr. Ed Wed will be hostess 1962 INSURE 'TOOPel innver, air- Automatic Miss Ellis was presented with a for September Ambassador V-8. &futile transmission, poWer steer- Realty and • • • conditioning, white tires. tinte ing. Clean as a whip. F. CIL011 Tucker wedding gift and Geo a special glass, luggage carrier, 15.000 miles. Of UM volu)siws Insurance Co. peranal gift by Mrs. Kyle 1957 VOLKSWAGEN • Refreihments en' served by PERSONALS Murray car, clean as uew. t ' 502 Maple Pl.. 3-4342 Light blue, runs like new. Sharp. the ha ese 1,. Mori Elks. Mrs. 14. Mrs. R. A. Myers left Thursday Ellis, Mrs. Donnie Foust. Mrs A. 1962 FORD 4-door Galaxie 500 for Ventura, California. to visit Special 4-door B Crass, Mrs. Walter Jones Sr.. 8.800 miles. Murray car, well equip- 1957 BUICK Cis her was. Boyd Myers and family. Mrs. R:chard Tuck, Miss Verna ped. Clean as a new broonl. Black as a crow and clean as a pin. for a vent of several weeks Mrs White. Mrs. Clyde Jones. Mrs gra Myers teaches at the Ezell Beauty Star Chief 4-door Irtop 1957 FORD Pick-up 6-cylinder Lonnie Shesat, Miss Peggy Sue 1961.PONT1AC US Scivo61. Double power, air-conditioning, one Blue and white. Nice. Shroat, and Mrs Ltea Kyle. • • • et • • • owner. Slick as a whistle. No 1956 BUICK Special 2-door PUBLIC AUCTION Mr and Mrs Fray Cunningham. Hardtop ii: Catalina 4-door Mop Mr. and Mrs Rex Tubers ant 1961 PONTIAC Yellow and black. tlearras a pin. children. Jimmy and Debbie, have Red and white, one owner Murray Tn. • as a hound's tooth. This Saturday (August 18th) 1:30 P.M. PERSONALS 'tur'ned home after an eastern car. Slick 1955 BUICK Special 4-door St. motor trip They attended the -- Solid white, good .tires. Sharp. 75; RAMBLER 4-door 6-u- oiler Mr anti Mrs. Claude AndOtSon Dletinict Assembly of the Church 1960 en Automatic transmission. Clean as a 306 South 15th Street Murray, Ken.. y of Hazel and Mr. and Mrs Hobart of the Nazarene in Louisville and 1955 CHEVROLET 2-door 6-cylinder Hill ef Se Louis. Missouri will then „visited in West Virginia be- whip. Standard transmission, _green _And !b wperid The weekend in Nashville fore going to Washington. D.C., 98 4-door whiter She's a tittle Ison'eyt- 52 the guests Mr. 1958 OLDS the gisest of their sister and bro- where they were of Double power, air-tronditoned, sold Sher-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Harold ansi Mrs Barber Pa Inner and Mr. 1955 PONTIAC 2-door new in Murray,- black as a crow, 7 CITY PROPERTIES Fkeichman. and Mrs. James Murphy Green and white. Nice. and sharp as a brier. in DWELLINGS, APARTMENTS and BUILDING LOTS WE HAVE A NUMBER OF SQUIRREL SPECIAL SALE!! HUNTING CARS . . . . — FINANCING AVAILABLE — s: - 1955 OLDSMOBILE Super 88 4-door I 1954 PONTIAC 4-door. Nice. $249.95, Hardtop, mechanically good. Body a CHARCOAL BRIQUETTES 1953 PONTIAC 4Nior. Fair. $149.95 little rough. $299.-95 Tucker Realty & Insurance Co. Christie S. Roger F. 1955 PONTIAC 4-door. Clean. - $399.95 1950 STUDEBAKER $79.95 1 .. . er Phone PL 3,4342,.PL 3-2618 Realty & Auction Co. 10113. bag 39c AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR CADILLAC * OLDSMOBILE * PONTIAC Murray,'Kentucky Phone 443-7363 Paducah, K. Limit: Two to a Customer SEE — COOK SANDERS or WELLS PUFtDOM, JR. * Deal Direct With Owners . . . No Commission To Pay • FREE! - 50 Silver Dollars - FREE! Martin Oil Co. SANDERS-PURDOM MOTOR SALES V Streets Second and Main 1406 Main 'Street MURRAY, KENTUCKY Phone PL 3-5315 • C 4 s I- MMII• (

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