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(YT 9,1962 een- become as to a e territory. de- la I hereof. :hat Ordinance As A Beg An Round Roma" •e adopted by Selected Conimnft, Ileuripapet- icil of Murray, is, repealed. irst reading on uly, 1962: City of Largest layor, God Circulation In The City , City Clerk We A-9-C Largest Trust Circulation In DPAME NT The County IP11 — The De- ruesday refused published re- IN OUR 83rd YEAR United Press International Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, MURRAY Robert S. Mc- August 10, 1962 POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXXIII No. 189 FBI to inves- ..mm.11111M.- 41M.. Lion sources of military writer fused comment sistant Defense Sylvester de- ra has ordered owing" of any V NOR t isf the Yenta- COMBS HAS BUSY DAY HERE Canter Overwhelmed Final Rites For )RDSR Local People At Wife's Death _ Airport Temporary State Capitol Is lupt — Presi- Mrs. Outland Today an ,Local Reservists sday issued Final rites for making Will Attend BEVE1ILY HILLS, Calif. (UPI) — Mrs. Cozy Out- Road To Be land were held this afternoon at Located At Calloway High irt a the State Veteran entretainer Eddie Can- the Sinking Spr i n g tor, overwhelmed by grief at the Baptist Church with Rev. Norman Cul- State Meeting death of his wife, was not expect- Governor Bert Combs had a Missouri. are considering at pre- Are ed -tinbe able to Paved pepper officiating. Burial -was In..busy day in Honored At attend her funer- Calloway County-- to- sent • the the Elm Grove Cemetery. routing••ef al _services today. day ai he established a The question Mrs Outlandand sage 80, died Weds. concerning 1-24 LI eapital"-- at-Calloway Comte whether the road MS daughter, Mrs. Natalie Metz- Calloway - County Judge Robert nesdaz retorrii,ng et her home Mould tie rout'an - ed east ger, said there has been no re- 0. 'Stiller was notified this morn- 310 South Eighth Street. of Barkley Lake ar west. The Natienal Heine Demonstra- near currence of the heart ailment that ing by Highway Ccmmissioner Pallbearers were Paul Max Wil- Murray. ,Dinner tion Council Conference will be has plagued Henry Ward that the Murray Cal- Governor Cennbsl reminded By Cantor those Clubs for several -shThe;'Hal ford Lovins, Jimmy Gel- held at the Universes.. of Kentuc- esent that years: blithac -thifflt it might be Imlay County Airport Road will limore, Dale Outland, Eddie Ket4iiieky--04 east to ky sn August 12 through 15th. the too much for him" to attend the be paved. Shroat, and Hassel Kuyicencloall. Marshall County line h as Murray and Calloway County's Mrs. J. A. Outland, Dtstrict Di- just been services. The black-topping will be paid The Max Churchill Funeral re-paved and that "high returning 'service men were hon- rector of the First District of the priority" is Mrs.' Cantor. 70, died Wednes- for by slate funds and includes leorne had charge of the arrange- being given the pos• ored yesterday at the Murray Wo- Federation of Homemaker's as- steley day of a heart attack. She had onle the entrance road from the ments of widening the road. He man's Club House by the civic sisted with the planning of this been bothered by heart trouble Penny Road to the airport itself. said that state cress's will probably clubs of Murray and the Chamber Convention. for the past seven years and had The paving will be done at an begin work next week on paving of- Commerce. . been estimated $4.130. Thomas Keith Name the airport entrance road at Kyle Those attending will be Mrs. cenfined to bed since Febru- cost of Service men from Company ary. Field. Lees Norsworthy, Calloway Of New Arrival 398th., Bn. 100th. Division, 439th. Cantor, also 70, has had The Governor said Kentucky County Homemaker's delegate, a heart Niece Of Local Civil Affairs C417 and National ailment for several years. The will be the number one state this Mrs. Kenton Breach of the Cold- Thomas Keith is the name chos- I Gaard were honored with the goggle-eyed comic, who attained Man Wins Trip year in the awarding of highway water Club and Mess Erin Mont- en by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pat luncheon at the regular meeting starodm in every media of the contracts for work paid for other gomery. Those that plan-to go Thernton for their baby boy, born time of the Murray Rotary Club. entertainment industry, collapsed Palmer. niece of Herschel than federal funds. GER for one day are Mr. and Mrs. Mary. at the Murray Hospital Wednes- Mayor Holmes Ellis presided when he learned of his wife's Th'rcl Street, With pride Governor Combs re- Cliften Jones and Mrs. Bb Orr. Palmer of 307 South day at 315 p.m. The baby weighed over the meeting and members of death and was in a state of shock. Murray wen junior girl's 50- cognized the state park system as These two, along with Mrs. Bar- the six pounds and 12 and ens.-half all civic clubs in Murray were He was placed under- sedation the commonwealth's second larg- letta A. Wrather will sing with the sera dash recently in the Illinots ounces 0 present for the occasion. and nurses were maintaining a Junasn Jamboree est industry lie called Kentucky's All-state Cherus tion Tuesday eve- Sports Sectional The Thorntons have two daugh- Following a brief hand shaking 24-hour vigil -at his bedside. park system the "great park sy- ning. - held in Marion, Illinois. ters. Centhia Jo -age 4. and Regina in the large room up stairs th After a marriage of 48 years, stem in all "the' world." She won an expense paid trip Sue, age 2. group of reservists and local civic The Cantor was proud of the fact that In closing the Governor Mid program cos-rests oof a tea to another Jamboree to be held Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. club members entered the dining at She his family life contradicted the that he believed Kentuckians Student Union BAlildIng in Sterling, Illinois.. A. J. Marshall and Mr. and Mrs. e room where they were led in the from 2 to 5 stereotype of Hollywood-Broadway has everywhere possessed a spirit of o'Clock, with a beauti- Mars taken part in the James D. Thornton. A maternal * Pledge of Allegiance by Randall ful vesper marriages. Ile and Ida began progress, optimism, cooperation and with the Bluegrass Illinols State Junior Sports Jam- great-grandmother is Mrs. Frank ;ON Patterson. Rev. Marvin Jones gave Chorus. their courtship when they were 13 enthusiasm that will continue to On Monday there will be boree for two years and has won Lawrence. Governer Bert T. Combs the devotion. General Ben Butler two tours, one of the, horse farms years old and were married on nine test place blue ribbons and carry the state forward. Following the lunch served by Joe Pat its an employee of the The Governor was accompanied and country-side. the other of his- June 9, 1914, when they were 22. trophies and two Seerricl place. ty High School, spoke to a civic the club house personnel. Mayor "...pleasure to serve" Ledger -aic Times. by officials of several state de- torical places in. Lexington. Mon- Their marriage survived the She is 12 years old end will luncheon at noon, and addressed Ellis recognized the various club partments. including Highways, day, eveiting there will be a pro- opposition of :Mrs. Cantor's fa- enter the Metrupolis Junior High graduates of Murray State College heads and the Chanther of Com- NOW YOU KNOW Parks, Economic Security Publis ceseional of all state presidents. ther, who disapproved cif anyone School this fall. at its summer curnmencernent ex- merce, which was host to the ser- The main 'meeker of the evening in show business, Cantor's rise to By United Press International Assistance), Commerce and Public 2lub vice men, The reindeer is the mainstay of ercises. Informatiun. Their job was Li veal be the president of the Uni- 1~ in "Ziegfeld's Follies," his JA,UARY, PLAYER ENTERED of Gee Credos new into .11,arra3 He read 3 letter from versity of Kentucky, President last fortune in the 1929 crash, the .ecenomy the- Laplanders heti) areeter (potions said handle tuer — De- living in this morning to set up a tempor- reouerts of gressman Frank Albert Stubble- Frank G. Diekey On Tuesdey and his subsequent second strug- ST. PAUL. Minn the northern reaches of visiting citizens. ., Odd champion Don January Norway. Sweden, Finland and the ary office at the new county high Bill Miller, Cn110- expressing his congratula- morning the moan speaker will be gle to the top of the entertain- feeling principal of have schoor building in his program of w lions to the reservists for the job Mese •Chlee Gifford, a werld-fam- ment field. 3rvi PGA titl:st Gary Player Soviet Union, and is used as both way Ccamty High Scheel, irestal- - Paul Oven park taking State government to the led the they have performed during the ous speaker tram Kentucky. entered the $30,000 St. a source of food and as a Governor in the principal's past year. golf tournament here Aug. 16-1e. animal. people. office arid arranged for other State - Certificates of Appreciation were In the enceintein,- there will be, Bobby Joe Sims Citizens of this area were af- officials to ine classrooms fkli given to each of those present, a workshop and se:weans en Citi- forded an opportunity to sit at conferences. in the name of the mayor, city zenohee Family Life. Halation and Will Be Speaker the Governor's desk and talk face- Murray is the 18th city visited council and city of Murray. Intema t orna I . Tuesday evening rh Winners Of JayCee Swim Meet to-face about State government by Governor Combs in his pre- Representative Charlie Lassiter Kentucky Homemaker's Chorus operations. The Governor's office eaam eo aentraint more citizens also spoke words of sppreciation will be on program, and the main Bobby Joe Sims of California is Ar was open from 900 a. m. to 3:09 with the affairs of government. and cengratulation to the approx- speaker will be Dr. E. T. York, the speaker at a Compel Meeting e Named Here On Wednesday p. m. and no appointment Was It was launched in August, 1160, imately 35 service men present Diractor tin Federal Extension at the Kirksey Church of Christ necessary. for the c'o'nvenience of Kentuse- and presented each with a Ken- Service. There will also be a whlch veil be held from August Ed Easterly, public relations di- tarns who seldom have time or tucky Colonel's Commission sign- presentation of awards fur essay 12 threugh August 19. The Murray Junior Chamber of board: Donnie Danner - Son of rector, reported that Murray and opportunity to travel to. the State ed by Governor Bert Combs, Cont'.t Sp;f1SlYred5by the Council. Sunday services are at 11:00 Commerce sponsored a Swim Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Danner. Calloway County citizens enthus- capital at Frankfort. General Ben Butler, assistant On Wednesday, the main epeaker a.m and 7:45 p.m. and during the Meet, on Wednesday at the Mur- Winner of Diving Contest for iastically availed themselves of "Murray is being most hospit- division commander, Lt. Colonel will be Dr. Kenneth McFarland, week evening services only will ray Reereation Club swimming boys 14 and under - 1 meter the oppOrtunity to talk with the able to us." the Governor remark- Cecil Anderson, Regimental Com- "Do We Need to Sell America to be held at 7:45 o'clock. pool. There were 90171e 50 con- beard: Jack Wallis - San of Mr. Governor about various problems. ed after his arrival. mander and Captain Hal Dublin, Judge Robert 0. Miller Americansor Wednesday evening The stmg leader for the meeting testants entered and judges were and Mrs. Pat Wallis. He also stated that perhaps the He added: "We feel that these were all trips not only provide on oppor- lb. 19' introduced by Mayor "...job well done" Will be Kentucky Night at Kasen- will -be Clarence Meyfield. The selected by Gene laandolt, Pres- Each of the first place winners response had been greater than Ellis and each spoke words of land, with greetings (roan Gover- regular rein-seer of the church is ident of t h e• Murray Jaycees. were invited by President Lan- the program had met with in tunity for the people to learn appreciation to the Chamber of tinued. which strengthened our nor Bert Combs. . Connie Wyatt. Winners were as follows: don, to attend a regular monthly other communities. more about the conduct of their Commerce, the city and the civic posing!) in the cold war. With Winning -team for the boys 14 dinner meeting at tohe Triangle At 11 o'clock the Governor met State government affairs. Tht.y _ 10* cloths for the expression of good thousands of reservists, and na- years end under 200 Meter relay. Inn, On the 21st of August, at 6:30 with a group of teachers at Cal- also enable us in government to Os will extended by them. tional guardsmen 'called up, the Buster Scott - SK171 of Mr. and p.m. Also, winners will attend • /sway' to discuss in particular ed- benefit from their thinking and General Butler said that the administration could deal with Mrs. G. B. Scott, Jr.; Mike Las- State Meet to be announced later. ucation problems. E. T. Curd, Cal- to learn whet mere we can die si 100th. Diyision had the highest unfriendly nations from strength, steer - Son uf Mr. and Mrs. James loway Supervisor, on behalf of do better, to serve them." church attendance and the low- rather than from a weak position, Lassiter; Steve West - Son of Mr. the group expressed appreciation • The Governer was welcomed which .10c est discipline rate of any unit in he said. and Mrs. Harlan Wen; Bill Hart - for the education program the Murray by a delegation 'Included Mayor Holmes Ellie, the army lie credited the callup "Thanks for a job well done" Soon of Dr. and Mrs. James Hart. Kiintucky Nows Comas administration. has form- of reserves for preserving world Judge Stiller told the group. • Winner ,,f 50 Yard Free Style, ulated. Seite Rep. Ch-arles Lassiter. :Woodrow R ick m a n. peace at a time when Russia wart A total of 3'7 men served in the boos 16 and under: Ben. Hum- Bri•fs The Governor said he felt that Sheriff County Clerk Douglas Shoemaker. again threatening a year age. . units from CalloWay County, phrey - Son of Mr. and Mrs. he had done but little in com- Dr. Ralph Weeds, president of . He urged that the local Com- Sergeant First Class George W. Moorris Humphrey. I,, I nited 1.1.r.ok Intrrowlionmi parison to the great need of edu- Murray Slate College: Nat Green, pany M be supported that the re- Woods of Company. M. asked that Winner of 50 yard Free Style. ELIZABETHTOWN. Ky. IUP11 -- cation. He pointed to Kentucky's serves vice president of the Junior be kept strong. Col An- his expression of thanks for the boys 14 and under: Mike Kuykens T h e FBI Thursday arrested ranking only about 40th in ex- Chamber of Commerce; John t) clerson said that he appreciate reseption given his unit he made. dell - Son of Mr. and Mrs. Hassel George H. Grimes, 30, of Eliea- pendrtures ;for education -This 95 working with the Calloway County "I want to express my apairecue bethtown ensa charge of stealing does not mean that our standard Grower'. chairman of the board Kuykendall. - of education, and Robert Young,------boys and that they had done an lion to Mayor In/tines Ellis, the Winner of the boys 200 meter a sum of less than $IN from the of education ranks only 40th", foirrner tax commissioner. excellent. job. , eivic clubs of Murray, and the relay for boys 16 and under: Skip OW -1 register at a Fort Knox post he pointed out but in the end our Captain Mire than 20 persons were 7 Dublin made a similar people of Murray and ('alloway Hate - Son of Mr. and Mrs. Nor- exchange. He was arraigned be- standard will be about the same expression and said waiting at the high school to dee that he was County for the heartwarming re- man Hale; Jimmy Hart - Son of fore U.S. Commiesioner Ray H. as our expenditure he stated. "I most proud of the the Governor when he arrived.' manner in ceystirin given to the men of Com- Mr. and Mrs. James C. Hart; Sam Kirchclorfer at, Ignitsville and re- see no reason why Kentucky can't which new and assign- Among them were these from difficult pany M. 398th. Battalion and my- Knight - Son of Mr. and Mrs. leased under $1.000 bond pending be higher than 40th." the Gov- ments had been carried Murray: Mrs. George Hart, Miss out by self", he said. "Your kind wel- Sons Knight; Steve Seseee - -Son, action by the October Fedorat ernor continued. "It is foolish" the local company. sincere ; Ketheeen Patten-son. Mrs. Celia come and expression of it Mr. and -Mrs. Harry Savlee. grand jury. to talk about cutting allocations James Lassiter, Major in the thanks is certainly great compen- Crawford. Mies Marie Skinner: . Winner of 50 yard Free Style for education. The cost of eclu• e 439th. Civil Affairs sation to all the Mrs. FL 0. Woods. Mr. and Mrs. Company spoke reservists who for girls 14 and 'under: Julie Settle cation can not always remain on for his unit. have just completed a year B. Jeffries, Mrs. Ann Wood,- Noel of - Daughter of Mr. anci Mrs. Ed BAROSTOwN, Ky. iSPII -- the same level any more than Prencipal address was made by active duty ° Warren, Cohen Stubblefield, Oral Settle. Federal revenue agents Thurs- the cost of coffee or other items, Counfais Judge Robert 0. Miller. Butterworth, B. G. Meier, R. T.- WinnMg team for the girls Re- day raided and destroyed a 45n he told the teachers. He told the large audience that Howard. Brent Butterworth and lay 14 years and under: Anon gallon still Off Icelown Roan The Governor pointed to the when the reserves were called tap, Julien Evans. Local Photographer Thurman - Daughter of Mr. and eight miles Southwest of ,here sales tax as the revenue that has United States was given some made possible increased aid to Other early visitors were James Mrs. Getlen Thurman., Jr.; C-athey and arrested Joseph H. Smith, time that it needed to further Attends Convention receives 67 Martin of Paducah. J. W. Wit lianeteeesesse-s- Rowlett - Daughter of Mr. and 23. of New Haven, Ky. He was education. Education strengthen itself. We had the time per revenue and of Hardin. Route 1; Conway Lac/ Mrs. Tom Rowlett; Julie Settle - released under $500 bond for cent of the tax to send two astronauts around the Workmen are seen trenching for placement of cable on the Murray to exclude any items such as med- of Princeton, Mrs. Eureta Hem- Mr. end Mrs. Hunter Love base Daughter of. Mr. and Mrs. Ed appearanace before the federal.., world on ten occasions,- he con- State College campus. More Than 2 miles of cable has been plac- icine, food, or clothing would ser- rig of Hazel, Calton Morgan of • returned from Chicago where they Settle; Cathy Converse - Daugh- grand jury in Louisville in Oct- 29c ed to provide the college with the most modernielephone service ious cut-back what progress that New Cencerd, Bob Chaney attended a national photographers ter of Dr. and Mrs. Jim Converse. tober. available. • has been made. Ire Sleueliters, and Mrs. Reece Bar- convention in the Conrad-Hilton Winner of Diving Contest for Omens was introduced at the rett of Calvert City, Route I. Hotel August 5-10. Improvement of Murray Stale cennect approximately 850 tele- boys •14 and under - 3 • meter college telephone service as be- phones civic luncheon today sponsored by URDAY Weather The enveartain was highlighted that will be installed prior beard: Jack Wallis - Son of Mr. LEXINGTON, Ky. anti — Judge to the start of the fall semester the Junior Chamber of Commerce by an exhibit of 500 photographs gen. . and Mrs. Pat Wallis. James Sutherland, Bloomfield, RETURN NOME Southern Bell Telephone Corn- at Murray by Calloway Representative Char- selected as the most outstanding State. Winner or Diving Contest for president of the University of I. Report Manager Tom Brewer said Mr. Brewer said that the rapid lie. Lassiter. photos from the 5,000 entries sub- pany Girls. 14 acid under - 1 or 3 meter Kentucky Alumni Aseeciatiom an- the photographers, today a $400.000.00 program has growth of Murray State College The Governor told his audience Mr. and •Mrs. P. 0. Henry, Ro- ia "Mel rem baeseoessies mitted. Also board: Vickie Singlet in - Daugh- remixed Thursday that the as- portrait. commercial and andustr- been started. Completion date has in recent years has brought about that this program of "portable zella and Reginald McNutt have ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Single- seciation will pres•ent an award Teuraday high enjoyed 'exhibits by various been set for September 1st. a tremendous demand -for tele- government was good for himself, returned from a week of touring 91 ten ton. each year to the top-ranking sen- Thursday low 59 manufacturers. The new service, called "Ceti- phone service and has taxed the for the members of his staff and in the Smoky Mountains They se-- Winner of Diving Contest for ior in each high school graduating Today tree" will enable students and, capacity of preseht equipment. that it was a service to the people visited Ashville,_ N.. Ce_ and canle 7:15 66 boys 16 and , under. - 3 mebar clans in the state. Lakes Band Boomers administrators ato_the college to "This new system is insauce of the slate. home via Knoxville. 0 Western X protege-- Sunny ant dial their own campus calls as with Southern Bell's plans to p His talk at the hinclaten was mild today,-high he low 80s, Fait Meet Monday Night walloast their eaff-campus and long vide for full telephone needs," he IN HOSPITAL divided into two broad catagorice FISHING TIP and cool tonight, low 6043. Sat- distance calls. said. --ftee..J. 11. Thurman entered the SHELBYVILLE, K — of o highways and state' parks. urday fair and wanner, high in The Callnvey County Higli A new dial office is being plac- Brewet said the new improve- Baptist Hospital in Nashville .on Funeral services were held to- Combs, said that • he had-- yet to 10ENTIITOKY LAKE: 1336S rated observation and treat- James R. Bowen, 14, felt like improving mid 90s. spend Boosters clues will meet ed in; ensrvice at the eallege and meet and expansion, program, has Monday for day .for find a community that as fair to good wig' . Temperatures at6 a., an., OES;15.--:- Monday night at 7:30 at the school. approximately 11,750 feet of cable, been engineered to meet Murray Mein. TM-is: Thurman has' left tc Who wet electrocuted Wednee- —it bad receivedTait 'Aire ot takes by Casting and fly' fishing. Lnuisville 60 ' All band members are urged containing from -16 to 1200 paifs 'State College needs today and also join her husband. Pee. Thurman day when he threw a wire from state Itigeways. He reported that Fair bluegill and' crappie catches Paducah 61 .a• OA attend including the junior of wire, has been buriedon the to allow . for telephone growth in us in room 369 at the Baptist dIscardea electric blanket over consultants of four states, Ken- were second choice ha lake is Lexington 56 ' `band parents. campus. This was necessary to the future. Homipal. a power line. turity,.. Tennessee, Illinois, and clear, falling and 80 degrees.

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• ?AGE TNV() f c. LEDGER 1 ••••• .4E5• MURRAY, KENTUCKY FRIDAY -- AUGUST 10, 1962 7-- SEGURA WINS TOURNEY THE '111E HAGUE UPt - Paneho LEDGER AR-TIMES Segura of Ecuador won first place Lost Angeles Cheerfully PUBLISHED Admist Colossal by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc. money of $1,000 in the interne- Za-a.•oliiisitarn of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Tames, and t10(1..1 pro tennis tour rissiea-Heraid, The Sunday October 20, 1928. and the West Kentuckian, January when he defeated 1 - 4942. Luis Ayala of Blunder Chile, 6-3, 6-3. Was Made In Case Of Ed Roebuck Tony Trabert of ••••••• JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER Cincinnati by I By MILTON RICHMAN the only 1.114•1 imam hyter•wisaid teamed with Australia's Ashley other NL games ached- three hitter and Sherrn Lnllar gave Wt ataerve the right tailed Pres. bitsrasatesat to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor. Cooper to beat Ayala and him all the rJiabicVaceloarns NATIONAL LEAGUE Baltimore 58 56 Lew The Las Angeles Llodgers com- margin he needed which, in our opinion, are not for the • .509 al Road In the American League, .ertat best la- Tvara W. I- Pt G1L of Australia, 6-4, 6-3, for mitted a colossal blunder the when he put the White Sox ahead of our readers. Chicago 57 58 .496 121 - and Chicago I..bS Angeles -- 79 37 .681 the doubles title. cheerfully White Sox snapped the with a two-run double off loser Cleveland 55 57 .491 13 admit it - in the case NA'PIONAL REPataiENTATIVES San Frarcas - .3 42 .635 Lee Angeles Angels' four-game Eli Grba in the WALLACE WITMER CO., 150.9 Detroit 55 57 of reliever Ed Roebuck, who has- fourth. Jim Landis action Ave.. alemphis, -- 68 .491 13 BRAZIL winningatreak, 6-0, the Mamesota Tenn Time & Life Bldg., New York, N.Y.; 46 596 10 REACHES FINAL n't 1061 'a game now ir)irnore hit his 14th homer in the sixth. Stignenson*Bldg., Bnston . 51 61 .455 17 than Twins cooled Detroit, Mich. Pittsburgh 63 49 .563 14 NEW YORK ,Uat - America of two years. off the Kansas City Kansas City- 52 63 .452 171 St. Louis 64 50 .561 14 Brazil earned the right to A's, 12-10, the Detroit Tigers beat Twins Tied For Second Entered at the Post °Ince, Murray. Kentucky, for Washington 42 70 .379 meet Roebuck, a somewhat shopworn transmission as- Milwaukee 61 54 .530 17, 28 Dukla of Czectioalovakia the Washington Senators, 8-5, and Rich Rollins' two-run single in Seaunct Class Matter. Thursday's for the 31-year old right-hander, ran his PhiChiculsidgeapinao - 51 65 .440 23 Results Americaan Challenge the Boston Red Sax defeated the the ninth was 'the Twins' margin Boston 4 Cuptby edg- aeasap record to 8-0 Thursday SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Be Carrier Cleveland 0 ing Cleveland I nd i a ns, 4-0. Rain of victory over the Athletics. The in Murray, per week 20c, per 42 73 .365 361 Belenensass of Portugal night when he was credited wilt cie "• month 85c. In. Calloway anti acqoining Houston Chicago 6 Los Angeles 0 washed out the game victory moved the Twins into counties, per year, $3.50; else- 4.0 72 .357 37 Sunday in the final game .of the an 8-3 victory over between the a wi! where, $.5.50. Minnesota 12 'Kan. City 0 the Philadel- second New York 30 83 .265 471 International Soccer League Yankees and Orioles. -place tie with the Angels, Detroit 8 Washington 5. night cham- phia Phillies that maintained the jan Thursday's Results pionship. both of whom are five games in 4 "The Outstanding Civic Assiet of a Bait. at New York. Dodgers' lewa at 51 games in the Southpaw Jim O'Toole Community is the Milwaukee 1 Chicago 0 ppd., mina held back of the Yankee's. Kansas City Today Games Ninjunal League race. Bombers to seven hits in evening basgriiy a its NewsPolisr" San Francisco 7 New York 1 kayoed starter Lee Stange during Ba oar Detroit at New York, This is the same Roebuck whom his record at 12-12 for Cincinnati. Caricinnati 7 Houston 3, night night a six-run rally in the fouath to at FRID.11. Minnesota at Los the Dodger brass called "useless" Wally Post tripled home two AUt_,L'sl\ 10. P)ti2 Los Angeles 8 Phila. 3, night Angeles. night runs go ahead, 43-4, but Destiny Pfister Oa Baltimore at Boston, night Major when he came up with a sore arm off loser Hal Woodeshick in the Only games scheduled. League couldn't hold the lead. Cleveland at Washington, and was unable to throw at all in first inning and Frank Robinson Today's Games night Chicago 195,8. hit Ins 23rd :lamer ist the Pittsburgh at Chicago at Kansas City, night third. - Quotes Saturday's Games In all fairness to the Dodgers, The Colts broke a 38-inning scor- From The News New York at Cincinnati. night Leaders ha Detroit at New York, 2. day-night Roebuck looked like he was all ing drought with twei unearned .C4 ourrv rams By UNITED Philadelphia at St. Louas. night da- PRESS INTERNATIONAL Baltimore at Baatan through four years ago. They gave runs in the fifth. by TUCKER REALTY I, •CARFI Milwaukee at Houston, night by I nited • : ,•. 'lartnine Perrapate. Minna-auto at Los Angeles, night him another chance in 1959 and Sanford Won 15th Los Angeles at San Fran., night American League titer returning muner Cleveland at Washington, night when he still couldn't pitch, he Jack 'Sanford regiatered his sent back by a repentant tief to an Saturday's Games 1.1.0er & ii i• All Ii, .,11 Chicago at Kansas City, night W3S given he outright release af- ninth straight victory and 15th of elderly is : Pittsburgh at Chicago Runnels, Bos. 109 403 57 133 .330 ter all othar major league clubs the season with a thre-hitter : PhiladZaphia at St Louis Jimenez, WC. 109 402 43 132 .328 first, she joked.a little and asked if the 1)0'0 had refused to take him, even for the against the Mets. Catcher Toni Iaa Angeles at San Francisco Weekend Sports Robason. Chi. 109 425 62 134 .315 given her any $1 waiver. Haller paced the Giants to victory • • interest. Then slie broke down and cried.' New Yak at Cincinnati, night Rollins. Minn. 114 455 68 139 .305 • Summary Remained In Farms System with a three-rim Isomer wakkiiuiiatua. night. Siebern. K.C. 115 428 79 130 .304 in the Roebuck went back to the mi- Power, Minn. -97 411 56 125 .304 abatis and Orlando Cetiaria belted ha' STOCKHOLM Mr-s. Sherri Finkbine, here for nors but chase to remain in the termi- AMERICAN Weekend Sports Summary Smith. Chi .t_100 358 46 108 .302 ras 23rd homer in the tame frame. Cr aartun oi LEAGUE Dodgers' organizatkin. It turned apreguancy--.14.:sea-r- w'al-pr-oiluer-a deformed bahy•- W. L. - -pyi. a.a - i5...i...... 1 ...... 5 Ip•Itil• 1 so• Hinton, Wash- 101 950 48 Ins .300 H. L. Miller absorbed his eighth in . Saturday out hi be a fortunate decision for -don't care how many Me York 67 43 .609 Lumpe, K.C. 112 461 64 138 defeat without a victory. • fro children 1 ha‘e but, please, no .299 Lon Angeles. Los 64 50 .561 5 SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. Moran, L.A. 113 • Tippled ,ones." 471 67 140 .297 3sseaRckaaek•s 34 44 30 5f5...... Carry Back won the $57,480 - 23rd 17Intec of the National League Taking over for starter Pete POP Sgt9 Whitney Stakes at the Saratoga Musial, year off Bob Buhl brought the You Doper St. L. 90 288 41 101 .314 Richert Thursday night, Roebuck, STICK race track, beating Crozier by Braves their triumph over the YOUR NECK OUT ....k7HACTAQU.A. N.Y. --Mrs. Clare B. ‘Villiams, T.DavLs, L. A. 114 464 86 161 .347 who suffered his Last WSIEN Or assistant two lengths. defeat on Cubs. Tony Cloninger struck out YOU INSURE WITH Rob•son. Cin. 114 430 90 144 .335 ho -h.tirnian of the Republican National Committee': Aug. 8. 1960, choked off a Fiats- 10 men but gut into a jarn in the H.Aarun. Mil. 113 431 90 144 .3:14 JFK pre-electiun &ciente rally in the top of the ninth and Claude Raymond came Tucker Realty and slogan stas jvc America moving OCEANPORT, N. J. - Delta Clmente. Pitt' 103 383, 71 a 125 .326 seventh and became the pitcher ot on to preserve the shutout. -netin."The liliiii..rdy'atlittittistration has Judge upset the. previously =- Attmart. Chi. 107 396 Insurance Co. us moving all right- 55'128 .323 record when the I:kaisers clinched Knuckletailler beaten Ahoy and Never Bend in Skinnier. Eddie Fisher 502 Maple PL 3-4342 marwards." Pitt. 105 372 66 119 .320 the game with six runs in the the $108,088 Sapling Stakes at slowed down the Angels with a • Cepecta. S. F. 112 445 76 142 .319 bottom of the naming. Mom mouth Park. F. Alou, S. F. 105 387 63 123 .314 _--4•40LLYWOOD - Funeral Lee Walls' pinch-triple director Cuy Hackett, on the Kuerr. S. F. . 83 300 50 95 ,317 off loser 4. ,..trinIc 111 vieitors to ..M,otiroe's burial CHICAGO - Black Seep °Vir- Home Runs Dennis Bennett tied the score at SPECIAL SALE!! place: tu.* Ridan in the stretch keep coming. to win American League - Cash, Ti- 3-nil and Walls then scored the in eine. and twos. But they remain the $116,250 American Derby at ger- 31; go-ahead run on Ted Savage's !only a Killebrew. T wins 30: moment or two:then leave." ‘..rlington Park. Wagner, Angels 28: Gentile, Ori- throwaig error. Frank Ifosvard oles 26: Mara. Yanks 25. connected far another triple with CHARCOAL BRIQUETTES MEXICO CITY - Chuck .Me- National League •-• Mays, Gi- the bases full off reliever Jack Kmnlea and Antonio Palafox won ants 34: H. Aaron. Braves 30; Balcischun later in the same _Ten Years Ago their gk's matches to tie the Banks, Cubs 28; Thomas, Meta 27; frame. Today America Zone Davis Cup `semi- 4 tied with 23. Berm:ate tagged with his eighth finals beta m the United States Runs Batted In : .Martini Shipley fell 1 iii• defeat in 12 decisions, had. a 2-0 -41y• :11 thr yard of his home near and Mexico, American League - Siebern, 10-11). lead until Tommy Davis' 18th bag 39c -Green Plain Church. 11.- ni:itries Athletics 81: Rollins. Twins 79; were a brukr9 arm awl homer with one on tied the score • .Crusited shoulder. NEW YORK Wilbert Mc- Killebrew. Twins 79; Wagner, An- Two in the sixth. Davis drove in three Clure, 1581, T.,1 Ohio out- gell 78; Colavito, Tigers 74. ^ Private .First Class Eugene runs during the game and now M. Burke-cu. son Uf Mr. and pointed Farid Salim, 160, Argen- National League - T. Davis, Mesa has a total of 115. FA Burkeen. has Lein ,hu.pitalized tina 10. Dodgers 115; Mars. Giants 101: loecause of a severe- Reds Increased Streak injury to. his 11. Aaron. Braves 95; Robinson. tout and leg. Burkeen is .tationed at Fort Clay- Csncinnati made it four in a ' ton...Canal Sunday \\„ Reds 93; Howard. Dodgers 84. Martin Zone. • row over H,nistori, 7-3. Sian Fran- Oil Co. NUERBURGRING. Germa Pitching cisco downed the New York Fpr•the first _thneVlitie thirty •rar:history Graham' Hill of Britain at AmericanDonovam,American Me's. Second and Main Streets of the college, 7-1, and the Milwaukee Braves MurraY state will wheel of a BRM won the G Indians 15-5; McBride Angels 11- otter an Army Rt.erve.,Officers; 'Training blanked the Chicago Cubs, 1-0, in Prix of Germany auto race. 4; 11-5; Pascual, pranrasa-taaatta-niale-atneteaita _ - Ford, Yanks -thisr-fait.-..- -ins 15-7; Fuytack. Tige- teJOY• M A. Johnton,is re!nitig well at her home on Elm HARTFORD. Cumin -Bob Goal- bona! League - Dr Stri Sufferint.: injuries from a fall Welne.-day. by won the 53.5,000 Insurance City Dad rs 21-4: Purkes. Reds la-4. Open gulf tournament in a play- Theresa iants 10-3; Koufax. Dad- .1! with Art Wall. ger: 14- Sanford, Giants 15-6. , FARM CLUB FOLDING LAVER OPPOSES SANTANA • - _ •wiDowie - ex - baseball - KEOKUK. Iowa . - The HAMBURG. Germany TR - great Joe Dtataggio looks Keokuk Dodeers. a farm club of Wimbledon champion Rod Laver &widened in Hollywood after the Loa Ange'es Dodgers an- if Australia will meet Samuel helping to make funeral ar- nounced Friday it is fiiieng arid Santana of Spain tcalay in the rangemenLs for Marilyn Mon- 'IL „dreppir.g .Lt ,fthecl.. s D Mid- netis singles final of the German roe. to whom he once was west Baseball League. Cub I-tes- International t e n r. i s tournament married. And since their di- on good used cars! Went William Calseisal said is while Ann Haiydan of England vorce, they had been to- was aimpnear6ie fo.. aealue oper- !aces gether In /lands during South Africa's Sandra Phee- 1962.. (.011..DS-IMOBightilLE,,Coni, Aertiblet.i new ations without baseball training last March. N.Vel‘lhe'il.17("1. tIilyue. $3395 suing aite debt." iteynulds tie the women's title. SPECIAL ii r. v.

1962 RAMBLER Ambascatlr 1956 FORD Victoria 2-door Hardtop V-8 From Station Wagon, V-6. Automatic trans- Automatic. 4 brand new white wall Urea. mission, power bnikes and steering, air- red and white. Slick 'as a whistle. conditioned, tinted glass, whitewall tires, ggage carrier, also makes bed. Sold 1955 BsolUidICKwhiteSi:emi ivarlra4y-ichaoro.rNice. COWS in Murray, one ov.:ner. Slicker than hound's tooth. 1956 BnUaF and yellow.,K2-il.I faslr(iclktil, as to 1960 RAMS Scdail 6..." I, a mole Automatic ansmission. One owner:, clean 1955 PONTIAC 2-their ILariltop as a pin. Green and white. Nice. Bulk Milk 1958 OLDS 98 r 1955 OLDSMOBILE Super 88 4-door Double power, tin glass, air -condition- Hardtop, double power. Fair. edegood tires, black a crow and sharp Tanks... as a brier. PONTIAC 1955 Turquoise nt-tir white. Nice. 1958 DODGE Royal 4-door 'S -R A,a. matte transmission, po steering. 1955 CHEVROLET 2 door 6-cylinder Nice. Standaid transmission. She's a little tea - a insure your DAIRY PROFITS with a ey. 1957 MERCURY 4-their "farmer-plannad" PCA loan Aiaarnatic trans-mission. new set of t ea 1954 PONTIAC 4-door Sold new in Murray. Clean as a inn. Light green. Clean. raafs- fanners often'aneedia lcsav cin't c'utrr. milk company..or producer 1957 FORD Pick-up 6-cylinder 1953 PONTIAC 4-,heir Blue and white. Nice old car with a Iota price re dit ta * truy equiatitent, extra, co-op to make convenient, deductions Nice. tag. 'trd or jo..irclrisf Special 1950,STUDEBAKER herd replacements. • from yi.tir Milk check. 'Yet you only 1957 BUICK 4-door Black with white top. Naas. riced to sell. I . 1,1111 II•he .1 credit at your- Pro- .,ay interest for the actual number of Inftiy,ii Credit and be prepared to Jays you. use the-4Mmey. Get ahead fiit- AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR . . . •• I.,-t n u spot' a good buy. r. a hcfpfulimcOurteou, P.C.A. filed -CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC . arraaae e*,!'lay payments by_.. man plait your next dairy loan.

NICE SELECTION OF NEW CAR • Get you cash from * Seed-and Feed *. Tractors • * Improvements. Some with Air-Conditioning and Some out! Production Credit, * Fertilizer Automobiles Taxes •* - * SEE OWNERS - COOK SANDERS or WELLS ALSO, for * Trucks ANti.ances * Reit, Estate PURDO , JR.

• 't • Deal Direct With Owners, No Commission To Pay! • WE ALSO INVITE N'OL7 TO COME IN AND IH I . KEYS KEEL - ' MR SERVICE DEPARTMENT - SERVICE MANAGER . TRELLIS "RED" SEAFORD 11`(.I1)FnyCIT ASNHIOCSP . e_DAN FAIN, JACKlt FAIN, BENNY JACKSON, ROBERT HEATH Production Credit BOBBY BRANDON PARTS MAN ...... • JERRY. SCARBOROUGH , ASSOCIATION aNNINIC-ClAttheil FrfitURTAY 7,atts •LURRICATION,.: IVIELY-EARL-PF.RRY sapper) with his blind end deaf father Harold at funeral of SECRETARY . MRS. GEO. FARMER 307 N2 4th 7534.62. his blind and deaf mother In Stow, 0„ then (lower) describes REIJIT AT 1:1.1s( )N.\ COST the funeral by "writing" on his fathet a hand. Mrs. Hatlia- ,wayadted of a rheumatic heart. When Clarence was born there was a move to than him from his parents, the feeling SANDERS-FURDOM MOTOR SALES balagatliataisay could i•Arearii for him. But by ecaistaassan_ wan ta reriatine.1, and aas been the eyes and ears of Lai 1406 Main Street MURRAY, KENTUCKY Pht;ne PL 34315 family sane Itteagild talk. ••••• • ••• - • • •-• -ar -. asawalatisanrawassaaarsaica - r••••••• •• • •••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••,..•.. '-S- " •

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- JGUST 10, 1962 FRIDAY — AUGUST 10, 1962 THE LEDGER I TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE TBILEI t. Jore. Ito al NOTICE CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle LOOK: GREEN ACRES TRAILER AC noes II-Poker Sales, Union City, Tennessee, new stakes MOD 3000 000 tick 1-Chines. 7- "rags ONO =WM WM00 and used mobile homes, all sizes, coins S-Bitter vetch 11 OSIONOM (106 00 see us before you trade A-27-C -Attentive 1-Concerning d Sherrn Lollar gave 11 -Concealed 10-Harangue 030 ROM OAM 12 margin he needed -Daughter tot 11-MYsterioua mum pun MOM GET PROFESSIONAL carpet clean- Nereus Hebrew were 030 UMW MOO the White Sox ahead ing - results-rent 14-Great Lake 13-Cupolas Blue Lustre Elec- 11-Charges OW WOUOWAW 20 un double off loser 111-Lend tric Carpet Shampooer $1 per day. 11-Artificial measum 000 MOM IRMO e fourth. Jim Landis Crass Furniture Company. A-11-C language (pL) OR20 1a00 OMR •NM Street, Paris, Tennessee. "Your EXTRA NOCE 3-BE1)ROOM brick 4 BEDROOM HOUSE ON S. 12th 13-Conducte4 111-Beeonses omer in the sixth. 19- 2MM 000 ago St., 2 baths, half basement, drapes Conflagra- dim crplele music store". ITC house on west Olive. This house thins on 000 -71T1C,TION SALE FOR SALE 20-To peel 0001ZO led For Second is plastered throughout, electric furnished,' 2 bedrooms carpeted 20-Card game 52-DIving birds DODO 70011 F COMMISSIONER'S 21-Near A00 WIVE ROOM HOUSE on 1Ia acres, WOO s' two-run single in ceiling heat, ceramic tile bath, and steps. Phone PL 3-3378. tic 23-Bodies of 14-Dtminishes WOMB anti NAIALL GARDEN TRACTOR with 26 the Twins' margin At L T. Ridings Farm, a's mile tile floors, electric heat, good !cats of closet space, storm win- SALE water -Moderated plow disc, cultivator. See Bobby well, hot and cold water, 10 miles 6 ROOM HOUSE. Six miles south- 23-T0 walk In 27-To exhaust r the Athletics. The West of Lynn Grove, turn North dows and doors, fully insulated, • water 11-Guldoe favor of Coles, 4i miles from city limits on THE 21-Hates 11-31.111tary i the at Williams Chapel from Murray on good highway. carport room, west of Murray. Call 42-3470. ODMMONWEALTH OF KEN- 24-Pronoun 43-Cedieetion of Twins into • .Church, Sat- with storage has 21-Floats In air assistants facts Hazel Highway or call 492-2560. Also Ferguson tractor and equip- A-10-C TUCKY, CALLOWAY CIRCUIT 25-Poems Lie with the Angels, urday, August 11th at 10:00 a. m. FHA loan, owner will transfer. 26-Reveals SO-Heathens U-ThIcket 44-Near tine COURT are ment. Will sell separately. See BANK OF MURRAY 27-Pedal dirt. St-Spaniel' for five games in rain or shine. 1951 Mercury car, Price is being reduced $1500.00 to BUSINESS BUILDING with full 111-Rdpetition 32-To sully "the" J. W. Darnall, Sue Ann's Gift Plaintiff, NI-European ankees. Kansas City good condition; old Seth Thomas Spinets, Studios, Up- get it sold this week. Possession 25-Twirls PIANOS. basement, 4th and Syacomre. VERiSUS • Lee clock, old time Shop, U. S. 68, Kentucky Lake. deed. Full 31-Nerve Stange during cupboard, dining right,s Grands. See our Church with price $12000.00. Phone PL 3-5617. A.10-C 1TP DUBLLN AUTOS, INC. AND network ly in the fourth to table and chairs; farming tools, Piano. Seiburn White Pianos, 403 Call Hoyt Roberts or Jimsny Rick- 32-Symbol for 0. 0. DUBLIN Defendant. samarium , but Danny Pfister old steel tired wagon, horse Chestnut St., Murray, Ky. A-I3-P man at Roberta Realty, Dial 753- ATIENMON TOBACCO growers: COMMISSIONER'S By virtue of a judgment and 34-Paddles he lead. drawn 2-row planter, mower and 1051. A4A-C 35-Sheepfolds order of sate of the rake. Many other Omni. Thomas FOUR ROOM BRICK veneer home, thoroughly seasoned tobacoo sticks, SALE Calloway 36-Note of "call clear of knots, sawed to uniform SIX BEAA7I1FUL SEVIER futurity Circuit Court rendered at the 37-To mature Hargis, Auctioneer two baths, walk-in closets, elec- THE COMMONWEALTH OF KEN- 32-Carried thickness and length. C. puppies, out of litter ot 9, sire, Rule day, July 13, 1962, in 31 tric heat, built to G. 1. specifica- C. Fann- CALL()WAY CRU'UTT the -article of er Tobacco Company. A-13-C son of Ch. Commander's Big Coon, above cause, for the sum of furniture FY TVAMS tions. Large lot on U. 6. 641 in COURT BANK OF MURRAY 40-Sun god dam, daughter ce Ch. Turnto, white Five thousand nine hundred :ER REALTY HELP WANTED Hazel. Call 492-3726. A-13-C Plaintiff, 41-Metal tubes and orange, 5 champions in 3 ($5,900.00) Dollars, with interest 42-Toward the FOUR ROOM unturnishted apart- VERSUS shelter generation pedigree, ready to go. at the rate of 6 per cent per an- WANTED SOMEONE to stay in PIANOS AND ORGANS. New and ment Front and back entrance. CORDLE MALE DUBLES1 Defendant. 43-Traps Greene Wilson PL 3-3506. 8-11-NC num from the 27th day of March, 45-Singing my home and care for children, used. Largest selection in area. Available September 19t. Can be By virtue al a judgement and voice 1961, until paid and its cost there- (1/1.) seen after 0:30 pan. by appont- order of sale ce tic Calloway or do baby sitting Monday Thru Ban Instrume•nte and records. Teth PEACHES, bring your containers 47-To in I shall proceed to offer for hoard A Piano 106 S. Market ment. Adults only. Call Plaza Circuit Court rendered at the 41-Thin, Friday. Phone PL 3-4737. -11-C L,onardo Co., for delicious yellow Free Stone sale at the narrow Rule 'Day, July Court House door in boards .....••••••••• 342. Ai16C red in 13, 1902, in the peaches. Excellent for the City of Murray, Kentucky, to above cause, for the sum of Eight DOWN freezing, canning. Holloway Bros, the highest bidder, Hundred Forty Eight ($848.001 at public Orchard, 1 mile west of Sedalia. auction on 1-Cylindrical Dollars, the 27th day of August MATTHEWS I shall proceed to offer 2-Sour YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY A-11161c 1902, at 1 o'clock p. m. or there- for sale at the Court House door 3-Before about, upon a credit of 3 • TRAILER SALES in the City of Murray, Kentuck)', months, 4-French Busimoss Opportunities the fellewing- described to the highest bidder, at public property, article to-wit: . o auction on the 27th day of Au- YOu DON'T * Maifield 01 7-9066 One 1957 Ford tractor, Serial BUSINESS MEN & WOMEN NEEDED gust 1962, at 1 o'clock p. m., or NECK OUT No, 1%0L71121/831 TO TRAIN FOR thereabout, upon a credit of 3 iNSURE WITH One 1951 'Francis Li months, the following described Transport Trailer, - INTERIOR property, to-wit: Serial No, B647260. lealty and One 1960 Chevrolet Tractor, Very clean 2-bedroorn traders DECORATION One 1960-61 two-door Skoda, Ser- ial WHEN WILL MS BE CURED? '444:;1.-,'. ance Co. DIRECTORY We train women, 17.55 m latarlar Motor No. 429522. No. 00613S105497. Decorators- PL 3-4342 10 a 47 Elcar $2395 Yulr or part Use tra/n- For the purchase price, the pur- Ise. Hush Stool ealu.•ation not nit, One 1950 Whitehead and Keel Say when... with your dollars! chaser must execute bond, with 42' Schutt 2295 eassry. One of the hither( Paid Pro- Transport, Serial No. 6357. tqlort approved securities, bearing legal FIGHT MULTIPLE tiCLUR011111* ADDING MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES inevltemove Hsu. tree employment bemire. For I all interest from the day of sale, until One 1956 Ledger 37' Dream Home 1495 Ford Tractor, Serial Seal sestresellese Is MS cie.reekwasee •and TYPEWRITERS & Times PL 3-1916 !Wort:nation without obligation, paid, and having the force and No. C6076U19952, Sales I Service 37' General 1595 WRITE effect of a judgment. Bidders Will 3-1914 One Gelovir & Timer PL MILLER SCHOOLS be prepared to comply promptly Francis Transport, Serial 3 1-bedroom trailers as low as PRINTING Mos 32t If. Marra,. 1.). with these terms. No. 103. YOU TAKE NO CHANCE WHEN YOU DRUG STORES Ledges & Tunes PL 3-1916 Give alre, address. phone anti $175 A-15.0 CARL B. KINGINS For the ETTES is ',wall loft purchase price, the Soot* Drupe FL 3-2347 Master Commissioner Calloway TRADE WITH,. . . purchaser must execute bond, with Circuit Court Aug 10-17-24 iNSURANCE TYPEWRITER RENTAL approved securities, bearing legal MeIPAL OVERHEAD Garage door, intereat MEN—WOMEN NEEDED from the day of sale, !raze*, Metugan & Bolton — -.- AND iERY ICE complete, PARKER MOTORS hke new, $40.00. Ralph TO TRAIN until paid, and having the force Symbol of Gen. Insurance PL 14411 Wiese & Time. PI. 3-1914 FOR Leander' BOONS'S Ray, 1707 W. Olive. A-11-P and effect of a judgment. Fine oar, IBM Skirts Best? Bidders P Laza 3-5273 will be prepared to comply and Trucks Murray, Ky. 39c MACHINE OPERATION promptly with these terms. We train men and women. In-45, as LARGE VOLUME — LOW PROFIT Bin Ele,trimir rnis lune operators aud CARL B. K1NGLNS "Service Built Our Business" tei 1•11. lull 4,r p.1 tIniv tritiaing• Hiatt School etlie•ation not IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE US ON A NEW OR USED CAM Ileutoaag7• Master Commissioner Calloway ME -PRE EDE Huth earninga 11:01,11 now for liter- Circuit Court. pensi• it ,0•11r•ge. 115ve PM paw forerIF Aug10-17-24 A heiss Nerd ofrapose /Sy GERMAINE Fur foil inforniatiein without obit- Co. THAVE ration. 0.11.1111• 010•611. Tiro. OR Pe ,, a pallikell by Maim limb. Iperemse Ow Woomm WRITE YES SII? (AA EVER MILLER SCHOOLS A8CARD ..1 • harnieo, 1 a nave been very sure were riding Big Blue that day : Wes 3* 5, Innerny, Or.F.AN Lilt, AND IT SINKS I-L me you oate me for Lae (*mauve the prod.. It probably He a as too nosy tieing in the oil, we midterm, plume and occupa, FOCAZ FEET RC*SHORE, I 0./ON T having lied. Casey Jeffries saved • tew Of your ribs from nospit " 1-0411E ATWN6 TO ABOUT: said gently to June Pendleton tieing *queened." She still Wein t try to free "Tell me to leave because you're I "1—never thought of that. herself. She looked him straight FOR RENT tired of seeing me around. fell , Casey But what ya,,us me city in the eye. "Who are you. Ca- me you couldn't possibly love Jump that was filled witb fra- sey? What are you?" me. Ten me. right now, that ter' You were quite handy "I'm • guy In love with a girt 71IREE BEDROOM frame house you never want to see ns• when that happened." who doesn't know enough to on South 15th Immediate posses- again.'' protect nerselt What sion. Plaza 3-3763. -True— but not tiefore it hap. do you A-13-P "Let go of me. Casey," Julie pened, m —. think I'm doing here right now? y sweet, and I can said shill ply, "and I'll tell There were two attempts made NANCY Y-ml- Iprove it. When I reached the titki .• mad •_19 Ernie Ihrimilise things—" your all these I farm, that water must nave on life—or your safety. "No." he said. — Me while man who tries twice Tell been placed in the hazard • A has a still In mine— mighty reason your hands are tong time before. It couldn't good and he ra while you re looking at me. Isn't going to give up." nave been done in three min• While eyes are Watching -You haven't answered my utes. At the time it tn.ist have my you, because then and only question." been done. I was with Claude." then will I know if you're tell- He dropped his arms and $3395 "Anyhow, Julie said, 'we al- ing the truth." stepped back. "And you haven't ready know who threw "You—• proven liar—ask for trie answered mine. We're at cross- dummy in Big Blue's stall and I ardt op the truth?" purposes and It seems there's no V-8 who filled In the Water haz- white wall tires. "Do you hate me? That's the way for us to trust one an- ard." I want answered." other." whistle. question "01 course I don't hate you," His face became a mask of "You don't trust me?" she she said. "Perhaps I will answer grimness. "Really?" exclaimed. questions-- provide° you "It was a maxi named Duke -You ve certainty given me Nice. your answer a couple of mine first.- 'Vogel. He worked for my fa- enough reason not to. Wander- naven't a thing to hold ther on the farm and he wasn't ing Ithout the way you do, mak- back. How much do I love you? a -'ery good nand. He nated I ing • target of yourself—" is a mole. Do you want to know that?" Big Blue and be refused to take "Oh," she said, -that kind of follow my father's warning to stay trust." Moo "Why did you me home from the dance the night out of nis stall, Big Blue "Well, what other kind?" 1 saw the strange horse?" squeezed nin and put nun In "Never mind. Casey, I'm go- "Easy. You and Britt had a the hospital. We believe Vogel ing back now. I want you to 4-ilitor fight; you left to poet off and sneakeoUback her. to try and understand that I believe Lieu- Fair. he walked out with another girl. hurt Big Blue." tenant Fallon Is perfectly right LI I.* ABNER ecnisioymiumeNnase AlCies I'm the old•fashmned type. I "Who thought up that goofy and no one wants to harm me. think • girl should be escorted Idea?" Casey aaked quickly. The attempts were tithed at e. -HENN:070,0N 1 -HE'LL GO DAD-LIKE I -SC)1418 MONEY CANkT "A police lieutenant named Big Blue, Therefore, I won't • borne, even here In this most lolosim:A5,61014113 622.50 A WEER.Pr- BUT -MONEY SPOILS DO Ma AKY HARM"— part of Kentucky. 8o Falion. He knows his business need your protection again." DID!! 6-c)linder Civilised IT'S MY FATHERLY DUTY I hung around and you came lie said there was no motive for "After tomorrow you won't," NOW THAT HE'S GOT" A FOSDICK—BLIT, i's a little hon- My SON'S RICH .f.r- AND anyone to hurt me so we bad he said. "Whatever's going on, T' TAKE IT AWirj back. I told you Britt had left THAT'S DAD.r.r-ONLY THAT HUNDRED GRAND- I'M ALREADY with another girl because—I'll to look for another motive con- has something to do with that SPOILED— - FROM HIM admit it—i was Jealous of him cerning someone else. It turned race. You won't be safe until REASON HE LED A and hungry for your Company. Out to be Big Blue. Vogel bates it's over." - C.LILAM LIFE WAS-- vex?' "1 wanted so much to be with tom so Much he'd love to have "All right," she said patient- IERSON. you, but you weren't interested. him kick the stall down and ly.."1 can't change your mind, svArs. leu didn't even seem to oe hurt himself doing it, or refuse but I can tell you I don't wish rice to.; aware of what I'd told you. a water jump so he'd fall and to see you again. Never again, leg." That's why I followed you to break a is that clear? You and I nave your farm. I knew something -Nonsense," Casey said absolutely nothing In common. was bothering you and I wanted promptly. I appreciate your kin doe to so much to be with you. You -Why do you say that? It me-1 know you honestly be- must admit, Julie, the short doei make sense. Casey, there lieve you've been protecting me. time we spent together was Lena any reason why I should But that simply is not the case, pleasant At least, I got that be killed or hurt.. Can't you because I haven't been In need kC thlpresslon." understand that?" of prote-ction. Within a week you understand "1 concede all that, Casey," "And can't after the race VU marry Bret 441 said Julie. -You Just happened there may be? A reason no- and I assure you I'll be very be be around when 1 needed body's thought of yet'!" He happy." ti you." gripped her by both shoulders "Say that after the race and "You mean," Casey said wry- and shook her gently. "Wake I'll believe it," Oise), said. "Un- JR. ly. "just a friend in seed." up, darling. A man like Vogel, til then, I'll stick around.' ABBIE AN' SLATS devaglinnampoirisirrewkilemigrr spe•-ek- .1.me4 1.11111W1111:9100...... / by Raseura Vas Bora • Julie's brows raised question- a cruel, vindictive man—he Isn't "I told you"—her voice was g, ly. 'I wonder. You could capable of anything remotely sharp—"1 told you I didn't want I NEVER NOTICED

away and clever." • you again. nave pretended to go to see If you come PLEASE DON'T I- I'M NOT AFRAID IT BEFORE —YOU HAVE shut the stall door -How do you kno• w about here once more, I'll KIND I returned to have the SE AFRAID — NOT ANY MORE, EYES IN Vogel?" She was so astounded you when Big Blue tried to hurt men put oft this property." OF ME! THAT IS! SPITE OF -e : me." she forgot to free herself of his "You're very beautiful when MEAN-- I "I could have, but I didn't." grasp. you get angry," he said with a tFORD ' "You could even have thrown "I checked on him, of course. IFATH Vogel wanted to hurt Big that dummy into the stall so If she moved away from him Blue, he'd have been direct NOON Blg Blue would be riled.- and ran to Big Blue. The horse about It. With a gun or club, OUCH , "True, but then anybody raised his head nervously at this a direct way so he'd inflict the IERRY . could have." . sudden approach, but she mount- trOury himself. He hasn't either 0 "Did you remove the dunii- ed with no trouble. R&M - brains she 'Poked the talent or the to think my ?" down at Casey, "Remember— of a trick like a dummy, Th ttie "I did not. And I might add leave at once and don't come night stall or arranging a water jump one more smatettem. Fhat back." 'VALES.. where there was none." 1 saw you toss a short bit of wnort into Big -tittle's stall, later "You seem to _know a great 3-8318 on, you used It an tio prod to deal more than you've pretend- There%- Sillimek awaiting keep that animal from soileez- ed." Casey• • elision will, the Law. Vogel know you OiNelliese SIM , Lug you. Now, 11 I'd wanted you "Hai, could story tseasesew.

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4 • „PAM EMI THE CROCE!! I TIMES IVOR X? ICINTOCE? TRH)\Y Arnt:ST 10, 1982 Miss Georgia Carole Speight Becomes the Berkien• PLaza 34947 PERSONALS Bride of Raphael Delano Douglas On Sunday Read The Ledger's Classifieds Mr. and Mrs. Euin Trevathan and sons, Jerry and Scott, of Detroit, Mich... are visiting rela- tives and friends in Murray and Calloway Counea. $ MURRAY. LOAN CO. I • • • • •••• W. MIN Tolsphone PL 3-2111W Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Regan, Jr. elYOUN HOSE-OWNED LOAN 00. • and daughter, Mary Elizabeth, 09 and Miss Sherrie Griner of Co- Social Calendar hunbia, Mississippi are visiting with Mr and Mrs. C'narles Mer- Saturday. August 11th cer. If You Are Building, Be Sure and The WKS or the Martin'?1, • • • Chapel Contact Us . . . Methodist Church vc i4I WOMAN WRITES OFF 125 LBS. haee a rummage sale in the form- er WE WILL BE GLAD TO GIVE YOU A location of Judy's Beauty Shop ST. LOUIS ,UPO — Mrs. Charles c.c in the Peop:e's Bank Building L. Boyd used a hobby to help at! from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. lose 125 pounds in 10 months. FREE ESTIMATE P-0 A She his been writing, mostly poem's, On The Installation - Monday, August 13th under her maiden name, Of A Edna Circle V of the WMS of, the,. Poe. Ba Mrs. First Baptist Church will meet at Boyd now weighs 130 at pounds. the MISS.!koll at seven p.m. FEDDERS HEAT PUMP Oa • • • "I lust at least two pounds a • • • week and some weeks as many Tuesday. August 14th as five," she pad. or AIR-CONDITIONER She said ha Murray Star Chapter No 433 she kept from thinking Order of the Eastern Star will about food by writing. She doesn't YOUR FEDDERS DEALER SINCE 1953 hold ita type, of regular meeting at the so used long hand. Masonic .Mrs. .on Hall at 7:30 p.m. Boyd said she had an We Can Save You 20% or • • • „ eighth More on -grade edunition, but now WIRING. HEATING - AIR-CONDITIONING Circles of the WMS of the First plans to enroll in high school Baptist Church will meet as , for an English literature course. lows: I with Mrs. During her R. L. Seaford MEDAUST Dr. Frances dieting, Mrs. Boyd and II with — O. Kelsey, the Food and Drug Ad- ALFRED Mrs. E. C..Parkeran Spent about four or five- hours DUNCAN ministration official who -blocked sale of thalidomide 11 - in the 10 a./11Z day writing children's stories and Clain U. S., shows her daughter Christine, 12, a big photo of her and IV with Ws. Bailey poems. Some of her poem' ELECTRIC SERVICE 14.• , medal, the President's Distinguished Federal Civilian Sere- _tut! been used In churfth arograms. • •. ice Medal, in their Washington home. 1708 Olive St. Phone Mrs. Boyd, -56, had been over- 753-4691 The 'Phebian Sunday School weight since she was 11. Class of, the _ iPirst Baptist Churail —You must have will power will have Prof. presided at the meeting. She ap- far a dinner at the Triangle —Perkins Is a diet to work," she Inn ' pointed Mrs. Henry Warren. Mrs. said. "Ilia at 6:30 pin. hobby is the • • • Speaker .4t-Lottie T. C Collie and Mrs. Caldwell most important, Or though. Without something to take Wednesday, Moon to serve on the nominating com- August 15th Circle Meet your mind off food, you're lost." The Missionary mittee Mrs Thomas Hogancarnp Auxiliary of the Mrs. Boyd recalled North Pleasant Mrs. Cottle Caldwell'opened lid the opening prayer. her over- ;-•41 Grove Cumberland her weight drays. Presbyterian be for the meeting Refreshments were served by EgIALS Church of tie Lottie will hold its "I was almost anti-social," regular meeting Moon Circle of the Woman's Mis- the hostesses. Maas Caldwell and she MR. AND MRS. RAPHEL DELANO DOUGLAS at the chuach at said. "I have a 7 pm. -sionarv Society of the First Bap- Mrs. Purdom Outland. cumpletely dif- ferent outlook on The wedding of Miss Georgia acceasorie-s • •,. a.A4b tist Church held on Monday even- life now. The and a corsage of gar- day Carole Spell/it-a arid Raphael tng at seven-thirty o'clock. just ain't- lotig ene:ith for me De- denias. Friday lano Douglas August 17 Praf R. L. to do all the things I want to do. was solemnized on Reception The a A dance for Perkins was the rugged natural look! teen and co:lege greet I just love to sit down Sunckiy. August 5, in the sanct- Immediately following the cere- age members speaker for the evening and When freezing fresh fruits where it of the Callaway and is quiet uary of the First Methodist Chur- mony Mr. County presented a most interesting and vegetables and write." and Mrs. Lowell King Country Club will b this summer, remernbe ch • -1 inf•irrnative talk or. the subject were hoots for the reception at from 4100 to 1200 that the quality you freeze 'IA The pin. Each • - f -Cumrnuniarn WANTED: CHEERFUL bride is the daughter of Mr. their home at -1103 Sycemore-SI. her may bring " be the quality you'll eat Freezing EARFUL a guest. and Mrs.- Harold Speight of Mur- The beautifully appointed The chairman, Mrs G. B Jones. doesn't improve table - food ray and the groom is the son CHICAGO nal — Steel yourself of was laid with a white cutwork Mr and Mrs. K. R. Douglas against being the "sadly remain- of cloth over prink and centered with Karnak, Illinois. a gorgeaus COMPLETE bering" type when visiting a arrangement of tube AUTO AND Rey. Walter Nitschke. pastor. TRUCK SERVICE friend in the hospital. of roses, gardenias, and !stock in a the church, performed the impres- I Dr. Claude L. Brown, reporting cut glass container flanked by sive double ring candlelight cere- white I in -Hospitals," journal of the tapers. All the table op- mony at four o'clock in the after- American Hospital Association, puirements were in cut glass. noon. Baskets of white gladioli Mrs. noted that this breed, loaded with Thomas Jones presided at and tube ruses were used at the the .purioh sigma of earthquakes and tides- bowl and Mrs. Irene altar flanked by the candelabra' 'Lindsey trophies of other types, under- served the cake. Miss 11 A lovely program confidence of nuptial George presided at the register AUTO mines patients try to MUSW REPAIR was presented by Mrs. which was signed work up. toward their .physiciaris. by seventy SPECIALISTS Richard Farrell. organist. and Mrs. gureatts. Other arrangements IN AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS You can tell if you're the sadly of Glenn Dee-an soloist. Selections flenvers were iamembering type if you say— used at slantage by Mrs. Farrell included "Morn- points thrt.ughout 209 South 7th Street "You're looking like your father; the house.. Murray, Ky. ing". "Ave Mania", "Prelude in C Wedding Trip you r•• aging so." Sharp Minor", and "Dreams." The The bridal couple left for a saline eang "If I Could Tell You"'northern wedding trip vieth the • and "Because." The trsaditional bride wearing la black knit en- wedding marches were used for semble with black accessories and the processional and the reces- with special appreciation asked to sional wear the corsage of yellow ruses Hatcher Gnan in marriage by her fath- from Mrs. King. Auto er. the bride wore a beautiful Mrs Douglas Sales is'a giaduite of floor length wedding gown of Murray State Cellege and has white satin and Chantilly lace. taught the second grade with the SAYS The dress was form fitting with Ftanchito School District of Pico long sleeves. Her shoulder tip veil Rivera. California„ Mr. Douglas was attached to e a creevn of seed was graduated front Murray State a pearls and rhinestones. Her bridal College and a now e-mployed with •••• bouquet'wes 'a white.Bibletopped the Doane Appraisal Company, t Tuk with a ••• white orchid and tube The,y Will be in Kenosha, Wiscon- MFRS Don't sin,..,for six -weeks and following Miss The attendants far that the bride 1154y will be traieling fut ha were Mrs. James Boyd, matron of company. home. Miss Sheila George, maid Rehearsal Dinner of honor, and Miss Sonja Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Speight bridesmaid. were hosts for the re-hairsal din- ner on Saturday evening at seven The two honor attendants - These wore forty-five o'clock at the Big yellow Triangle silk organza dresses rave- Restaurant. • . toned in a bell shape and carried • The bridal couple presented bouquet; of blue daisies. Miss gala to their attendants. Miss Jones wore a mint green dress Sexeght, wore a copeei blue drass harshened like 'liaise .if the h• nor with white aCeeS44, rtes attendants and cermet . Mrs. SPC •• a bouquet ight was Hits I. T. of' white daisies. attired ire a pink dress with white accessories and the groom's Jerry Speight, brother of - the mother wore a navy dress bride, served ses beet man for Mr. with navy accessaries. OUR ENTIRE Douglas. The ushers were Tommy INVENTORY ).... . is being offered Walker, Elmer Sholar, and Larry at Dyer. The yarn, a moistaasaured, deep • For h e r ,daughter's wedcLing orange sweet potato, takes Mac. SpeighT its Ridiculow\ly Low chose to wear a sky name from the Senegalese word prices during blue dress with white our annual Clearance Sale! accesaories "nyami," meaning "to eat." It and a corsage of gardenias. The was named by African slaves, groom's mother was attired in a referring to a West navy Indian root ALL SIZES dress with navy and white vegetable.

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