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—Largest Paid Circulation 988 Both In City And In County I. • 1 United Press International In Our 89th Year Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, April 1, 1968 be Per Copy Vol. LXXXIX No. 78 .HH IN FOREFRONT AS LIU WILL NOT RUN Kickoff Supper To Kathy Hopkins 45th W . Be Held Saturday Johnson Not Candidate; Asks Seen & Heard 13ULLETIN:T. WASHINGTON (UPI) — For Association Spelling Bee Johnson administration plans to In The City Pause In Bombing of Vietnam .;•Around.:. call up substantially mor• than The Western Kentucky Horse- 13,500 reservists—perhaps more man Association will hold its an- By MERRIMAN SMITH cision had enhanced his own chan- A 6 than 50,000—in the weeks and Is nual kickoff supper on Saturday Champion Recorded UPI White White House. months ahead, defense officials night, April 6, at the Jaycee Civic House Reporter ces for the MURRAY WASHINGTON Ina — President The Chief Executive's were said today. Center, Paducah. eyes Crowning of .the millA,queen Johnson's "irrevocable" decision red-rimmed and his voice appear- Fellow asks us if we are behaving not To run Tor re-election today eina'break as lie told the nation Kathy Hopkins. an eighth grade SAIGON IUPI) — Communist The 45th accident for the month will be one of the features of the ourself and we tell him, heck, we catapulated his second-in-command and the world of his decision to pupil of Kirksey School. became forces launched heavy attacks of Mareh evening. Eleven girls from the in the city of Murray Vice President Hubert H. Hum- step down at the end of his cur- are getting so old that we can't champion speller of Callowly early Tuesday on a sprawling various clubs in the area will be was filed Sunday at 11.50 am by phrey into do anything else but. County at the annual Spelling petroleum tank farm on Sai- competing for the queen contest the forefront of White rent term. Patrolmen Billy Wilson and Earl House contenders. Contest held Saturday at 8:30 a.m. gon's southern outskirts in their Including Miss Patricia Wilson of Stalls of the Murray Police De- The Chief Executive's bombshell Recalled Kennedy Pledge Flowers which have bloomed thus in the Calloway C,ountyVAgsrt second consecutive early morn. the Calloway County Wranglers partment. announcement Sunday, coupled far at our place: Crocus. Jonquils, House ing raid. The attack came after Club and Miss Pam Cooper of the He recalled the day 52 months with his order to halt immediate- Bluebell. Japonica, Winter Bloom- a bombing pause of North Viet. Three accidents occurred on Calloway County Riding Club. ago when ale assumed the presi- • Mrs ly all- but limited bombing of ing Pansies, The Forsythia may Kathy daughter of Mr. and nam went into effect. Saturday and Sunday with injur- Other features of the evening dency upoif the assassination of bloom yet. It's brand new. Edison Hopkins, received $25.00 ies being reported to two persons will be a potluck supper, a talent North Vietnam, lent an unpreced- John F. Kennedy, and he quoted ••••• for the first place honors and the Sunday at 11-50 a.m. Carolyn F show by membership clubs, and a ented authority to what he term- from the late President's inaug- Looking out the window yester- opportunity to participate in the Catalan. Glendale Road, Murray, dance with music by the Turner ed "this new step toward peace." ural address that "This genera- Kathy Hopkins day morning and of all the corn Mid-South Spelling Bee to be held was injured in the two car ac- Brothers Band. Turning aside from personal tion of Americans is willing to pay Spelling Champion motion we ever saw. Leaves wi; in Memphis. Murray Home cident at Main and 15th Streets. The WKHA consists of eleven ambition, the 59-year-old Johnson any price, bear any burden, meet flying in all directions 'Got She complained of pain in the clubs in Western Kentucky join- told an impromptu news confer- any hardship, support any friend, The winner in the seventh field glasses and looked and left shoulder, neck, and chest, and ed to promote good horseman- ence after his 41-minute radio oppose any foe, to assure the sur- tivert_ grade was Darlene Olivar, daugh was a pair of Brown Thrasliers. was treated at the emergency ship, sportsmanship and fellow and television address: "I would vival and the success of liberty." ter of Mr and They are well named because they Mrs. *x Oliver. And Auto room of the Murray-Calloway ship. The individual clubs alter- hope that by what I did tonight, "We have kept that compact," and a student in the HIrksey were doing -some thrashing about. Ele- County Hospital Mrs. Catalan's nately host shows with as many we can concentrate more of our Johnson said, tears welling in his mentary School. Darlene • & They are big, long legged and received left shoulder was x-rayed at the as 350 horses performing for a energies on trying to bring a- eyes. "I shall continue to keep it, long billed They worked their $1000 as an award. Is Entered hospital and she was released, ac wards. bout peace in the world and that whatever the trials and tests a- -way-across- the woods toukore for _ .,Maggie Battle of Carter E1e ing-To -EoOrtal aTintorities. -*I1W1968 SPSSOtt WM -'open-May we would-have-a better chance to head. The strength of this country beetles, bugs and what have you. mentary School, daughter of Dr. 4 and continue weekly through do it." will lie....in the unity of our and Mrs Guy Rattle, won first • Police said Mrs. Catalan was a October 5_ The association also The initial reaction to his de- people." ! A Carolina Wren perched on the place in the sixth grade for which The Murray Home and Auto passenger in the 1965 Mercury holds a "Telethon Show" with cision not to run, both at home Post Oak. He went round it a she received a $10.00 award. Store was broken into .sometime two door driven by Catalina Cala- proceeds going to the "Lions Club and abroad. was stunned disbe- The President's decision was a couple of times, hopped down an Other contestants were: Quen- between Friday at six p.m. and is. Glendale Road. that was go- Telethon" this fall. The 'date for lief Several prominent Democrats well kept secret from all but his the ground, twittered about for a tin Fannin. Vanetta Jeffrey, Ter- Saturday at eight a.m., according ing north on 15th Street and pull- the club's "Telethon Shod" is July spoke of organizing a draft. most intimate associates. Kennedy few minutes then flew over. to ry Sheridan, Rebecca Burkeen. to the complaint filed by Charles ed into the lane of the 1968 Buick 27 to be held at the North Mar- "There is no one else" who can Ties Strained our favorite stump Suzette Hughes. Denise Hook. Chilcutt to the Murray Police De- two door, driven by Sherrill R shall Riding Club. handle the job of being presi- Ever since that day in 1960 Sherry Nolin, Danny Futrell, Da- partment Saturday morning. Hicks of 1626 Main Street. going dent declared Rep. Wright Pat- when John F. Kennedy decided to 0 Dixie Hook. Mark Pas Johnson to be his running 9 Watching various and sundry birds vid Hall, ' Patrolmen Joe Pat Witherspoon esit on Main Street man. D-Tex , a friend for more ask chall. Crawford. Glenda mate over the objections of his at the feeder and we noticed that Alice and J. D. Grogan investigated and ; than 40 years. Stubbleftwld. Carla Watkins, Nancy Damage to the Hicks car was on brother, Robert, they do the Juicy Fruit hop every said a small hole was cut in the relations between Kirks, Marsha Ernstberger, Vicki the right front fender and to the Calloway Man Fulbright Applauds Action the two strong-willed men have now and then We figured they roof over a high shelf on the east Humphreys. Roger Brandon. Ka, Oatalan car or, the front end and! Sen J William Fulbright. D- been civil thought they were going through side of the building. at best. thy Kelly, and Chuck Hussung. left front fender. Ark an outspoken critic of the Johnson's family was with him the motions of scratching up food. The person or persons were on- Serving as judges were Billy Darlene Oliv•r Dies Friday President's Vietnam policies. term- in the oval room office as he de- Outland, Mrs. Bordean Wrather, 7th Gr•de Winner ly in the storage area and left by *portly after midnight on Suni- ed Johnon "a great patriot." He Wild Cherry Trees have leaves on livered his address. Mrs. Eleanor Miller Mrs. Bet the door on the west side ot" the mornine at 1245 a ear and I p ci he though! the bonsbieg halt them and the Buckeye Tree has ty Riley pronounced the words 'wilding. Police said the thief or truck collision occurred at North and the President's decision not "I have concluded that I should leaves also n a ucah for the contest. The contest was 'hieves attempted to enter the 6th and Olive Streets, according to run were "hopeful gestures" not permit the presidency to be. under the supervision of Charlie main show room, but were not to the report filed by Capt. James toward peace Other Vietnam come involved in the partisan di. • As one looks through the woods, Lassiter. Director of Pupil Per Ale to force the door. Witherspoon, Sgt. Martin Wells. "doses" expressed similar senti visions that are developing in thit beginning to go the openness is sonnel in the Calloway Counts Store personnel said the stock and Patrolman J. D. Grogan. Henry Clinton Crutcher. age 74. dents political year." Johnson said slow. away Young leaves, bursting School, will have to be checked with the Anthony Martin of New York died Friday. March 30, while a But politics takes no breather, ly and emphatically. He wiped general activity among buds, and invoices to determine what items City complained of chest pains patient in the Lourdes Hospital in and on the heels of their expres- at his eyes and his forehead. life in- general is beginning plant were eiken, and was treated at the emergency Paducah, after an extended ill- sions of astbnishment and tribute, chinks. Before to close in the long room of the Murray-Calloway ness. the various presidential contend- "With America's sons in the the bare and stark limbs will be Rites Held Sunday Police said Brent Outland of field far away, with America's fu- County Hospital and released, ac- Mr. Crutcher, a native of Stew- ers immediately turned to assess- covered and vision will be block outland's Bakery said he heard ture under challenge tzge at For Mrs. Frisby cording to hospital authorities art County, Tennessee. born there ments of their own chances now ed completely. someone hammering about three home, with our hopes—Rd the r _ Police said Edward Charlie War- July 1, 1/193, moved to Calloway that Johnson had acted to remove a m. Saturday, went out the back world's hopes—for peace in the „_,....z., ren. 1632 Miller, driving a 1908 County about four years ago himself from contention . door and yelled. Outland said the balance every day. I do not be- Final rites for Mrs Bertie Wilk ..s., _ Stopped and he Chevrolet two door truck owned where he made his home at Mur- Former Vice President Richard Dixon:tea at Edgar's place Sat. --...". hammering lieve that I should devote an hour out ins Frisby were held Sunday at •...., by Doris Warren. was going south ray Route Five. Mr. Crutcher was M. Nixon. the odds-on favorite in urdas and looked over his nur thought the person or persons of my time to any personal part- 2.30 p.m. at the chapel of the .__ _"...0. on North 6th Street. ran the stop a member of the Locust Grove the Republican presidential race, sery and florist business Edgar had left. isan causes or to any duties other Max H. Churchill Funeral Home •Mr sign at 6th and Olive Streets, and Baptist Church of Murray. predicted that "someone espous- has most anything a fellow might ..,•'' The police said this breaking than the awesome duties of this with Bro. Robert Usrey official similar was hit in the left side by the Mr. Crutcher survived his wife. ing the Johnson philosophy" wo- want who plans on planting some- . and entering incident was office." ing. 1957 Chevrolet two door driven Months Leona Crutcher, who died uld seek the Democratic nomina- thing We got a Magnolia Tree to the one at the Michigan-Wil- Pallbearers were Billy Wilkins by Martin going west on Olive July 6. 1967. Other survivors in- tion in the President's place and a Red Dogwood. ,..v....- 1 consin Pipeline -Company recently. Definite Statement also a little Wade Holley. D W. Cumming' ...%. Street. clude two sons, William Henry Sen Eugene J. McCarthy, Minn., packet of giant size Sunflower Eugene Rogers. Glen Rogers. and Damage to the Chevrolet car Murray Route Five. while praising Johnson as a man "Accordingly, I shall not seek seed We always did want a row Crutcher of Thomas Bourland Burial was in Maggio; Batt,* was on -the front and to the Rudy Crutcher of Hum. "who has given so many years and will not accept the nomina- of Sunflowers, so we just got this and John 'Ithe Murray 6th Grads Winner Chevrolet truck on the left side, bolt, five daughters, Mrs. of public service to his country." tion of my party for another term packet of seed and look forward Cemetery'. Mrs. Noble Tenn.: Mr Frisby. died Thursday at according to the police report. Nolin of Dover, thought that the President's de- as your President." he said. to seeing- some giant Sunflower Noel (Virginia) the age of 83 in Detroit. Mrs. Elvis tAnna Laura) Nolin of • heads th. summer Captain Leeper Is A hit and run accident occurred She was the Paler of W. C. (Chest- Lyons. Wisconsin, Miss Ruth • • er) Wilkins of 1635 Miller Avenue!. Member Of 101st Brandon Dies •Saturday at 10.30 p.m. on Chest- Crutcher of Paris. Tennessee. Mrs. Murray.. • nut StreeL according to Sgt. ifl4r--Clarettee 4G4adysi Whitford of-t o 'ticShock aye Made Josiah Darnall To The Max H. Churchill Funeral Airborne Division tin Wells and Patrolman Grogan. Granite City, 'Illinois. and Mrs. 1 Home was in charge of the ar -On Saturday Maxwell Davis. Belleville, Ill., Alvin (Janette) Nelson, also of Conduct School Here rangements driving a 1961 Volkswagen two Dover. By Johnson Hits Kentucky door owned by Cedric Davis of Captain Also-surviving are two brothers, David H Leeper has Collinsville. III., was traveling been assigned to the 101st Air- Charles M. Crutcher of Dover and CAR FIRE Mrs I.ucille Brandon, we'l east on Chestnut Street, attempt- W. Conley Crutcher of Paris. Mr. Josiah Darnall will be conduct- borne Division of the P.S. Army By GLEN CARPENTER was expected to have a statement known saleslady for the Belk's ing to turn left onto the IGA Crutcher had thirty grandchildren ing singing school at the Seventh since December 12, 1967. LOUISVILLE, Ky (UPI) — The today. Department Store for many years, parking lot. and ten great grandchildren. and Poplar Church of Christ start- The Murray Fire Department political shock wave made by Pre- The state Democratic party's ti. • Leeper is the son of Mr. and succumbed Saturday at the Bap- Funeral semices are being held 1 ing tonight. April 1. and continu- answered a call Saturday at 1:15 Police said as Davis was at- sident Johnson's- decision not to tular head. Lt. Gov Wendell Mrs W. D. Leeper of Paducah tist Memorial Hospital. Memphis, this afternoon at two o'clock at ing through Friday. April 5. p m to a car fire on East Main tempting to turn he was hit in seek re-election rolled into Ken. Ford, reached in Owensboro, said, Route One and is married to the Tenn. She was 62 years of age. the First Baptist Church of Dover, Firemen records said CO2 was the left front fender by a car tucky Sunday night and struck "President Johnson has put Ha- The school will be held each former Sandy Williams, daughter The deceased was the wife of with Rev. !William E. Franks, Rev. used to extinguish the flames on passing him and that the car fail- state Democratic leaders hard, noi and th eworld on notice that night at 7 30 p m for the benefit of Mr and Mrs .1. W Williams Noble Brandon. magistrate of the Harold Lassiter and Rev. Max the car of James Marshall. ed to stop at the scene of the ac- particularly former Gov. Edward political decisions will not con- of the all members of the host of Murray Route One. They have Hazel District, and was employed Barley officiating. Six of Mr. cident The police said the hit T. Breathitt. flict with any decision made to church and all surrounding chur- one daughter. Cassie. at lielk's until her illness about Crutcher's grandsons will act as Chevrolet Breathitt, one of Johnson's sta- end the war in Vietnam." ches in the area. a year ago She had 'worked in and run car was a 1962 pallbearers. They are Rudy Nolin. Capt two door .hardtop and was last unchest supporters in Kentucky, Ford's statement was echoed by Leeper is a graduate of the basement of the store in the Marvin Nolin, Harold Wayne Crut- Mr Darnall is the regular song seen traveling east on Chestnut expressed not only surprise but recently announced Democratic Reidland High School in the class piece goods department. She was cher, Eddie Whitford. Bradley- leader at the Seventh and Poplar disappointment at the President's senatorial candidate Julian Carroll WEATHER REPORT of 1956 studied at Baylor Univer a member of the South Pleasant Street. Whitford, and Gerald Nelson. Church and the public is urecil and Damage to the Volkswagen was decision, which came at the end of West Paducah. speaker of the sit.y, reeeived his It S. degree Grove Methodist Church. The burial will be in the Wof- • to take advantage of Mr Darnall's from Memphis on the left front fender and of a nationally televised and House during the recently ended State University in Survivors are her husband. ford Cemetery on Route 2, Dover, talent West Kentucky — Fair and mild 1962. Ile wheel. broadcast speech to the nation. 1968 legislative session. graduated from the Uni- Noble Brandon of Hazel Route The Milligan Funeral Home of this afternoon and tonight In-- "I am disappointed that t h e Katherine Peden, another sen- Versity of Kentucky Medical. One: stepmother, Mrs Ethel Hum- Dover has charge of arrangements. creasing cloudiness and warmer country will not have his leader- atorial hopeful for the Democratic School in 1966 and served his phreys of Murray: three sore, Tuesday with a---rhanee of light AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL Breathitt said from his nod, said she felt Johnson would surgical internship at the City of Darrell Edwin Brandon of Murray ship," Paris Attorney To showers Tuesday afternoon or Memphis hospital at home in Hopkinsville. "What we be recorded as a "modern day evening Highs this afternoon up- Memphis, Route One, Billy Brandon of South ubcaps, Breathers Be Buried Today Tenn.. saw tonight was the act of a great peace-maker." per 50s and low 60s with north- Fulton. Tenn.. and Robert Paul Johnson last fall named Miss 13randon!of Hazel Route One: two ARLINGTON. Va. (UPI) — A Stolen From Cars man" easterly winds 12 to 20 miles per His wife is a registered norse "It shows that is a man who Peden, a former state. commerce half sisters. MrS. James Key of Viet Cane flag was found flying he hour and gusty'. Lows tonight and is employed at the Westein has the interest of peace ie the commissioner, as the only woman Murray Route Four and Mrs. Do- over the U.S. Marine Memorial to- PARIS. 'Tenn. (UPI) — Funeral mostly in the upper 60s Probabil- Baptist Hospital. Paducah. brea- world and the interests of his member on his Commission o u rothy F.aker of Murray, one half day pear Arlington National Four sets of hubcaps and services for Charles Clinton Mont- ity' of showers Tuesday afternoon country first and foremost," Brea- Civil Disorders, which proved last brother. Buddy Humphreys of Cemetery. It was quickly removed. thers were reported stolen from i' gomery. Henry County attorney 30 per rent west to 10 per cent thitt said. He said Johnson's act summer's riots in some of the Murray: eight grandchildren. U.S park police said the Stars cars parked on the lot of the Mil. for 15 years, were scheduled to- east. Outlook for Wednesday -- Cars .on juitified the faith he always nation's cities. Funeral sen•ices will he-held and Stripes, which flies 24 hours ler and Garland Used had day. Considerable cloudiness and mild Funeral Of Paris had in him. Foster Ockerrnan, also field sen- Tuesday at two p m. at the South a day above the Iwo Jima monu- South 4th Street, according to the with a chance of showers. complaint filed by Rob Miller who Breathitt recently returned from atorial candidacy papers, said he Montgomery died Saturday night Soldier Held Today Pleasant Grove Church with Rev. ment, was found on the ground. Saturday a poltical fence-mending campaign he thought the President's speech at Henry County General Hos- Tommy Jackson officiating. discovered the theft FIVE-DAY FORECAST at ten o'clock. In California ! to assure a pro. "very convincing and very sin- pital after a long illness He was Pallbearers will he Buddy morning LOUISVILLE. Ky (VPU -- The FOUR CITED Patrolman Joe Pat Witherspoon Johnson delegation to the Demo- cere." 45 Services were scheduled to PARIS. Tenn. (UP) — Spec 4 White, Charles Tidv41,1, Gerald five-day Kentucky weather out- the thefts occurred sometime cratic National Convention this Ockerman. of Lexington, a for- Brummitt Funeral Home in Mc- Wendell 'Taylor. 19, killed in aet- Cole, Bobby Cole, Rex 'Enoch, and said look, Tuesday through giiiiirday. between Friday night and Satur- summer in Chicago. mer state party chairman, said he Kenzie with burial at Mt. Olivet Vietnam, was to be Johnny Orr. Temperatures will average a- ion in buried - morning. Democratic party Chair- believed Johnson's decision would Cemetery. today. Four persons were cited by the day State ley bout the normal 59-69 highs and Interment will be in the South Murray Police Department over StOlen were one set 1967 GTO, man Lawrence Wetherby, who is make an already interesting cam- g, Montgomery graduated from 37-46 lows. Taylor. a 'graduate of Ed. W. Pleasant Grove Cemetery with the the weekend. They were for pub- one set 1967 Chevrolet, one set rumored to be set to resign, had paign even more so by opening McKenzie High School and the Rainfall will total one half to Grove High Scnool, had been in arrangements by the Miller Fun- lic drunkenness, reckless driving. 1965 Chevrolet, and one set 1965 no comment to make Sunday the race up. one inch later in the Cumberland University School of week the Army about a year when he eral Home of Hazel where fri- , unnecessary noise, and improper Ford hubcaps and breathers, ac- night. The former governor, nosy And in Washington Sunday. an Law at Lebanon. 'as ends may call. ! registration. cording to the police report. 'a state senator from Frankfort, (Continued On Page Throe)
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PAGE TWO THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY MONDAY - APRIL 1, 1 968 111 • THE LEDGER Summary Gil dk TIMES TIME Wedl end Sp,Irts Hod2es Is Ledger & Times Sports Page etattasitith at Limos& • netts FIALLIBMIXO COMPANY. Lae_ By United Press International Oanaolidanon of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway TOMO& 1114 rtie "nole0- Saturday Still 1 SmiTing 1brald. Oster 15411, sad the Wee Kestuotian. January e 1142. LONDON tie - Cambridge de 103 N. 4th St., Murray, Ky. 42071 OUT feated Oxford by three and a half MURRAY LOAN CO. JAKSB c WIS-LIAIMS it:MUM= lengths in the University Boat With The Mets MONEY HEADQUARTERS Race. We many the :iglu to reject any htivartuang. Letters to the Mater. Of 506 W Main Street Phone 753.2621 Falba Verse tuns viola, in our minim are not for the MO !Mama cd PARIS frre - The International au renews. GALE Lawn Tennis Federation voted to . By FRED DOWN NATIONAL luIPREaleiTATives WALLACE wriatIat co„. 1509 Mad). GARRISON approve open tennis tournaments UPI Sports Writer aon ave. lairapbss. isions Tuns & Litt 1553*, New N.Y., in which both pros and amateurs Turk. IMPlatainal• Gil Hodges is still smiling but Doti, lter-12. will compete. there must be moments when he wonders Rewired est the Poet orrice, Murray. ILeataaty. ter Osmanli= as A total of 809 people Murray Callus, AINTREE. Eng. trt - Red Al- if he played an April' in and ay signed Fool's sewed cams Mader their names ligator, a 100-7 shot in the bet- joke on himself last wint- to a list that asked Stan Key to attend Murray er. 61311111102UPTION State University, I was one of tint. won the Grant National by Wy Carrier In learray. per east Ilia par month them. Hodges left a secure job as ALMA I would 20 lengths in a field of 45 horses, la Oaliano and adjoining counbek per year, Mao; Loses 1 & A. have liked for Stan to play at Murray, for a manager of the Washington Sen- NA: 116Lowlautre $IM service subadrellims WOO couple of reasons. I would able ators to be to see him play much HALLANDALE. Fla. WM - For- take the same post with More than I will with him the New York -The Owtommenag Clete Unit el a Ceenssunity lo tie at U.K., and I know that he would ward Pass of the Calumet Farm Mets. Some of Gins have been best friends Wiwi/ el N. Newspaper , a big help to Coach Cal Luther and the Racers. beat favored Iron Ruler to the warned it might be a mstaki ------. -- • • : •• - s'sy--- - - But, since he didn't attend Murray I am glad that he is 1 wire to win the S134.0® Florida ed MONDAY - APRIL to be near his 1, 19118 going to Kentucky. I believe that he will see a lot of action 1Derby. family in New - York and that he considered for the Wildcats during the next four years. the S. Sunday Mets a "challenge." .f Stan said one of the reasons for going to U.K. was that I It may i BARCELONA. Spain t'a - be that Hodges now hee. it had always been his ambition to play at Kentucky. considers Quotes From The News Jackie Stewart of Scotland drove the Mete a bad dream. I was able to sit down with Stan and his father Its arid moth- a Matra to victory in the Grand bad enough that the Meta' WASHINGTON - President Johnson, announcing he er. Mr and Mrs. 6-16 record . Csilvin Key. after he signed with assistaiit,Prix of Barcelona Formula Two in ex iitem games would not seek re-election: is the coach Joe Hall at his home in liarel last Wednesday. race. worst of any major league " . I have concluded team • that I should not permit the The three of them agreed that they had never met a finer ' this spring but it's even presidency . worse to become involved in the partisan divisions that &roue of _people than Ihe_enaglias_triatsealled am Ufil"NTAIN El _C_131.; ; that the Senators' 15-5 mark1 let-them from hang town on husines and r)Uf wife needs en Car? are developing in this political year . . shall ilt# Urapeffu-IU League a Accordingly I the many different schools. wanting Stan to sign with them. Nancy Greene of Canada won the not rncludes an 11-0 showing against seek and I will not accept the nomination of my party - Stan said The hardest of signing women's giant slalom event in . pan was telling peoplel National League teams. for another terrn as your President." like John the 1968 Du Mariner International Lota and Roy Skinner that he wasn't going to their' i Continue Pattern Well,that's a problem college".. Ski Championships. • . . . Things eantinued to get worse ; WASHINGTON Sen. Frank Church, D.-Idahe, a ern*I Lots is the close assietant. coach of North Carolina, and RoYi for New York and better for Wash' - to home.But so are we. of the President's Vietnam policies, commenting borAoTuLA.ghtedTroA.l,eGah.isTSE196-8 Cmalerrl'aur)e. . • • on tbe an- Skinner is head coach of Vanderbilt Unnersity. ing.ton Sunday when the Atlanta nouneement: Braves- beat the _ , These three schools were all that remained out of the 130 to victory in the Atlanta 500 auto Mets 2-0 and the "It was Lyndon Johnson's Senators defeated 4 finest hour. Every American that contacted him before Stan made a decision to play for race. the Houston So rent a new Ford from tonight should honor the President of the United States. He Kentucky. , Astros 3-2. us. eb 4 . Is taking those Rookie Ron Reed allowedsfOOr We specialize in turning mfnor hotorhold tragedies steps best suited to bring an end to the wail One of Use maan reasons Stan gave for not signing with JACKSONVILLE. Fla. ITP° - hits and struck out eight batters into happy event,. All thc little !ad, has In Vietnam, and he is making the supreme political sacrifice. North Carolina was Tony Jacklin became the first to do is rent because it wa.s so far from home, and En. in seven innings and Claude Ray- a Ford from us for to further strengthen his search for peace." glishman to win a U. S. golf tour- the day. A sporty Mustang. per- 1Stan had the tough job of telling Lutz his decision while we mond cleaned up, haps. Or a n.iment in nearly half a century for the 'Braves. ) strong, quiet Ford to 1 were In his home last week after the signing, SonnySunny Jackson comfort her, they're when Lotz when he won the 5100.000 Great. aingled the Braves' all available, WEIsLINCITON. New Zealand -- Secretary of State Dean t called nem North run scoring the coos arc rea,onahle Carolina. er Jacksonville Open_ into position and and wy in- Rusk. commenting on the President's announcement: clude filename in John had called the Key home several times before, one knocked in their second tally with the price. "President Johnson is a very great President and another single. Don Cardwell, who Rest of all, acre close to home. a great' of these times was just before North Carolina went up against hurna fleeing and he is ring to be a great President between went seven innings for the Wets, Your home, UCLA in Los Angeles when he told him -Wish you were here The Almanac - was the 10.1•4100.16/00•41116•1111 now and January!' Ito help us." victim of both runs. .. b. United Press Inferneeis**1 Bernie Allen scored the win- • • . . a. Stan had a lot of help along the way from several Mt- • _ _ - - run for ,the senseirs. when - WASHINGTON ---ilear:--iacol) X invite R.sN.Y.. a ceitlesterent places. He had basketball petit* from both sides of the , shortstop Hector Torres commit- of the Presidents 1 . Vietnam policies, commenting Today is Monday.April• I, the on the an- family, as Calvin, his lather, was always a good basketball ted two errors on one play in the nounceMent 92nd day of 1068 with 274 to fol player as *as his mother, and her father, Paul Dailey, a.s well eri,tith inning Torres, who singled e'a r ker Motors, Inc. Ana- This is All Fools' Day. "In such a grave hour of war and national doubt. the as her brother, Paul, Jr. home both Houston runs in the The moon is between its near President has. lifted the presidency to its proper place - far Another person second inning, also paved the way who was A great help was Baxter Wheat- phase and first quarter. &may from politics." for the Senators' tying run with MURRAY, KENT'. KY --tlay who was coach at Hazel while Stan was going tnere. - llia tivieins. star is Venus. a throwing error in the fourth. Wheatley saw that Stan had a lot of promise and worked The 'seeing stars are Mars and Four doubles paced the Pitts- With hint starting in the Jupiter. fifth grade. It paid off beca ' , ._ ; burgh Pirates' attack:in. a 3-i vic- A Bible Wheatley had a starter for four years that helped On thia day in history: . Tliou,ght for Today his train tory over the Baltimore Orioles V sut a lot_ In 1853. Cincinnati set S. preee in a game marred by the beaning dent by deciding to pay membefs After finishing senate at Hazel and starting us at Cello- of Oriole third tiaseman Brooks And if Christ he not riven, then is our preaohing vain, and of its_ fire department a regular 4110144"1"Zah,;77.4""ir:70.7?'''', .1/44!lfI way Oouhty, Stan played for Howard Crittenden in Robinson. • Robinson was skulled year faith is aka vain. -I Corinthians 15:14. the re- Salary. Ordinary firemen were serve roll for the first few by Steve Blass in the fifth inning V The Resurrection games, then was placed in as a paid $60 a year. lieutenants SIOn. a IA te of Christ is a confirmation of Gods starter, but is believed to have escaped and played on the first five the rest of his high captains $150 and pipemen 5361. approval of the ministry of Ills Son. If He were serious injury. He was taken to • r , still in the school career. The last three years In 1918, tomb, then we might were played under Couch the British Royal Air a Miami. Fla., hospital for x-rays. just as well bury our faith. Roy Cothran. is orce was founded and two Twins Top doses months later hittingindust- Stan gave all three coaches a lot of credit for his advance- becan Jim 'leery, Moe Ogler, Jim Ro• Mentan rial targets in Germany from 2ior /he prse• the field of sports., but said that Mr. Wheatley: was land and Ron" Keller combined /- PLUS A PENNY! French bases. 1. Ten Years the one Ago Today that got Linn ‘I'd and made him like the game ; for a seven-hitter as the Minne- teilti • TWA* lila In 1939. Generalissimo Franco ' wad want to play. sots Twins beat the Boston Red Starts Monday, April 1 thru Sat., April 6 of the rebel forces announced the • Deaths reported Stan has l Sos 3-2 in 12 innings Rod Carew today are Joe B McCulston, age 76, tette wait slickem. covered With trophies and a- end of the Spanish Civil War. broke the 2-2 deadlock with a ho. magistrate of the New Concord district for ten years, and ward.' that he has wen .n the eight years iteaea Milk" OF th\art he has played In 1946. 400.000 bituminous (-0111 mer off Gary Bel, who had pitch. Floyd Outland. are 63, who died at hie ball, and there are four M.'I.GNESIA DJSTING home on Murray Route scrap books in the house that are miners in the United States went ed four shutout innings. POWDER Five. filled front corer Pam ce. filmed Choke of 4 foram to cover with clippings out of ixipers from on strike for more money. Vada Pinson hit a homer 'and Bro. Paul Matthews thought oz. EACH * 15/4 is the new minister of the Seventh aertte"i the state A for the day: Irish a single and Tony Perez had two and Poplar Church of It dramatist Richard Brinstey Sher- A484$1 NO 1.73 CM/./17 Christ. was nice to note at they had clipped several things dowblet as the Cincinnati Reds idan said, -Tale bearers are 8P-3 Hugh Thomas Carroll out of the Ledger as whipped 5,14.1' ‘Itiola ILLS. Army) was recently & Tim and that they hadn't cut my by- the New York Yankees Lithos' & Mem% promoted bad as the tale makers." to preetent rank at Camp Lensy Johnson, New line off the top when they put them in RUBC,ING TOOTHBRUSHES Orleans. La He and his wife. Coach The Detroit Tigers nipped the ,3c..,t- Nylon HAIRBRUSHES Billie, reside in New Orleans. Adolph Rupp was going to come down for the-sign- .!ILCOHOL The Knights dumped Mg but Western Star Joins St. Louis Cardinals 6-5 in 12 inn. tan. Hardin 73-59 to capture the cham- was unable to. because et the East-West P .-. game. He ings when Wayne Corner doubled 45e Z.cce REG. 1.00 picatiehip of the Atomic Valley Independent is planning on commg KentuckyColonels RFC 71'a League. Murray down In the very near future to sec following a walk to Bill Freelaan. -EACHdIrt, gat Kist. W ;sayers were. 0"Psardon. See:hear. Pt *FRAU. 'arson, Doclen, and the KeYs Tommy DaViS, three-run haner Landon Stan is Aavtasoi Pe:ST PANOVITE REXAtt. looking forward to playing with the three fine LOUISVILLE, Ky. 1-PL - West- wrapped up the Chicago White sophomores year ern Kentucky University All-Ohio COLOGNES Muis•pl• yreornms ALPHACAPS after next when they are seniors and he is sox• 64) a in over the Philadelphia me, , a Conference Goir.Pn ;,lac. a ,j. "V.torniet A- -sophomore Another thing that he is looking forward Phillips: rookie Lou Piniella led VG 192 240,1.99 to is V.Vie•aalyne Chapman. volorwaedthrde-gMlmordMost Set.itz L11;. 3 or 25M. 100's 1 2 24 Twenty playing his senior year for Cleveland to a 9.2 victory over 131 PANWITI Clete"- Years Ago Coach Rupp, which will be the RIG. 2.50 di g SSG 3 15‘ 40,0•4 w Today patuaa sebleamlmoayehrasin the Chicago Cubs with a triple. r• salt, 64's 2 Ifla 2.* ...... arapt emallungt• illitaa _rooa isarun's last year at U.K. SACO, ir.e.J• 4 Si Palovin eltb MIN------' sitirhneed°‘aC twois- double and single; Zollo Versalles' SIM. 100s a ter 4.10 SCSI, 1504. ... 21St 6,0 • ; Stan has also been an First U. Oliver C. Hood. M.C., son of Mr. outstanding baseball player, so year professional. contract with said Mrs R. Halliaanoway three singles paced' Los Angeles' 1.19 lloPLE psTISN CONN STROP, Rees sell 2fa 1 20 Road, 1601 County isn't through with him Kentucky. Colonels of Farmer Av oe. successfully completed the Avia- yet, because he the the 13 hit attack as the Dodgers top 1.69 IIII SAL VINE. Aeroso!Ovr Soray. 5 es_ - . 21St 110. -should be seeing a non Medical Examine lot of action for ,the Lakers baseball MOO-WM Basketball Amociation. Francisco Giants 1 41 art.61m. 14.01 'or Atvete's foot. 4 or. Aeos01 Course at the Air University School of • lies team pd the San 9-7 21.1 1.50 sixes The signing of the Colonels' No. 1.1a mall SIMMS OIL, Suzan, ire.. to media-enc, s ea..... 71st 1.2:: • Aviation Medicine. Air Force Base, and California collected three runs San Antonio4 draft pick *as announced M. Afifil-SItAin LOTION. Lemma, or 1411.41me.5,2/....,..„ .2.1ez _19 Texas. . - Last Year_Stan wan. see games -mane losing Only One 1,0\2 Sat- - on five aingles in the 45th-toning V- Nan . Vent (naafi AlliKlicfee. or arootooi,•11 Si.- 2f1r -I • Calloway, and hit .513 by Colonels owner, Joe _to edge a Cleveland Indians' split SJ Polly Allbraten, June Elkin. Tiontmy while In the batters box. When he MUTING PAPER, 1131I13. -Useety.--):pulor," -styne-._-,..2 for .4 Alexander. Barbara Grego. 9 45 7APORI1EN, 1.7 Won. *mall, isn't pitching he plays the infield. Stan squad automatic iturett____..2 ice 948 McCuiston, Salle Rare Wurna Eakins. Chafies outland, also made a fine urtlaYChapman, 6-6. led Wedert1 to 79, ?Vann. 0a_ Re.mt. Put J. 1'. 1 showing for the 2 hr .110 Valentine. Marilyn American Legion team last year. ale time BiagIS P.. Pilbfltiff 'insole Bobby Spicelansl. Resetnary Lax, of 5 Dotto4•010 2hr on I know that everyone in this Colonels' No.'1 draft choice, All- 93: iii•EtToli RitCli Mates. and George Shelton are members of the area joins me in wLshing' arsniin"1ts andsea8srre aten)duma‘iseperasgega2(in)tle. REx, 7 Pact its, 9,1 cast of the play, Stan America Westley Unseld• of Lou- 9!... MCCOMB 'Live At Aunt Minnie". he the best of luck at UK. and hope that Ile was picked just behind the 'HMIS. ' ; .. - • • Jima nvelener 2 IV 3^ to presented at- ilaw Concord he excels in isville. The Colonels are still try- . everathing that he attempts, as I School. am sure he will. ing to sign Unfield. who is also. r r Eight Cs - seniors at Murray Training School. received letters (E. Ky., Mid. Tenn., W. Ky.) sought by the National Basket- in m -Memphis Sstate Home GU baseetball. They are Capt. Ralph Goy& Bob Trevathate May 3 ball Association. ERFADT 111- Jurully May 10-11-guadrangular Away Kentucky coach Gene Rhodes "'Dia mond a R A • Richardson', Joe Rogers, Bill Peters., Isaac SU Tennis' Lite" NSISTOR Dowdy. Team Opens E. Tenn., Mid. Tenn.) Gus Robertson, Jr and Dean Humphries 1 (W. Ky.. said he plans to use the Ovvenes- !'s . Fl 1SIIIIGHT AM/FM R tD10 May 17-18-- Away boro native as either forward or gallons APPrwtighatte4Y 367'556 bottled OVC Tournament 'guard next season. or of c-=.:- 1 ..1., In Murray and milk were 3°16 vicinity during 1947, tasurny Sanitarian A. J Season. Northern Iowa Colson Here announced after completing a survey NW SHAVElts 112s sumo.; big CAMERA Talr440i The Murray '..01"Intiesis.. Showing Land clot Subdivision State University sty's position seems safe," Spen• Azummanc Transfors tennis team. Ohio I F C Collins to Johnny R. Orr Valley Cham- cer said MSS'S HSI Flashcube 566 pion ;tom 1 p.m.- DA 1,• .-s - and Jean Orr; property for the last two )ears, open- on South I Malta( TAilair .. - •••.•,.. lotre.___ 15th Street ed its season Friday at home a- The netters will play one of the - .85 FOR Two Affidavit of deferent of W • toughest 8111P.1113 ASPIRIN, lima, roo.s _ . 1.30 FOR TWO B gainst the 'Univenitity Of Northern schedules ever for Mur * TODAY and TUESDAY * Kennedy. Jr.. died December 11.; Milburn ray and TWO Outland. Ola Outland, Iowa. The Racers then • played Sou- . will be hard premed to .1* tkinela"CiATETAPCIllti COLD CAISMES, 1965. to Maydee G Kennedy and Frank Tomery. and thern improve on last loran. trs- __...... _ 11.542150 111:04 TWOm Myrtlerte Tow- Illinois. also on 'the home season's 13-7 re IN01150141111INPrImme11110110101pubno ', Y,Ilinftir;:.7A,311,ES.,,,B.;114; Pet 51a0eei Kennedy Shellman er - to Robert I. Warren and Pen. courts. Saturday. ord. Included on the schedule are robert race ri 1031. ______11.6.3 113* TWO Maydee waffler mkt) gedircY Gintlidge ' ItUUMIlliA•illit G Kennedy; to Maydee R Warren, lot in Keerieland Coach Jesae Spencer has five such standouts as Indiana. Ten , Altneekees niewerls:1001.---- -.- 2.51 101 TWO ON: 11181.C: IMF y Kennedy Sheilman; property in I Sabdivision. men returning from last year's• neshee. Mississippi Slate, Georgia, [The MIAMI& Pisan. FOR TWO biggest bundle Sialirell. eased eM5M1 or C.4.141,mons., 7 at. .91 fel PRO Calloway County (squad and reports the team Southern Illinois. and Oral may Rob- ofthem alr Rill, Mar, sea 5.5.4 types, 11-ot. Aerosol ,1.15 Fne MO Joseph E Nelson and Annie William F Stev.erts and Enna erts, perhaps be the best balanced ; ever at the best college tram .• IleME 11414AhENT, -/At.'"'Putail.. MI Nair 1)7,5 1.811 FOR TV(1 P PoOlonn of Iluntm die. Ala to Wiens of Paducah to William Morro Thom. returning include in the nation. Four quadranstufar piesIder•mtrewkw • NUM CIVI•111, 4 so. or tarot, sir awe Ivan Titti Green and Inez Green, property - - 1913 FOPFui, Jessie 1 Dick and Rule L Dick: Jim aaariskv who played Ni, I nicets and the Cape Coral, Fla.. 1, DiO0Orde rt. taco rat tree,. lo, in Calloway County - Co'.' Flkg. erei-Oe 25 acres Ion Billed River positron: Mark Rernkh, No. 2; Invitational are also on the ache 2 es . sr eireiloirey Aerosol, Se. 99 1181 TWO -laissinilifft TIMM PAUL at or. terser _-.. Inn 101t TWOTWO C 0. 113concturant and Lucille If Andre Cote. No 3. Larry Niemey. dules * WEDNESDAY thru. l'Crill Pr Resell Regular et fluoride, Si. or.... FOR liondarge to William F',ucene SATURDAY * SUNDAY'S EXHIBITION er. No. 4. and Bill Trumnel. No. SIA'.i CREAM, P.M-Shave Aerov.I. leg or Menthol, 11 sL,.__1:099 aF03dR 171 590 Maddox and Brenda is. Maddox: 111ASEBALL RESULTS 6. All but Novitr•y; Were ()VC The complete schedule Is at lot HMSO PAN, Permarent Foelc Tiffany, ;14 inch and 10 1040 . lot in Circarama Subdivision champions at their petitions last lows: COLOR 3.17 i Mae M. Sykes . 1.1-4111t and Joanna A year. Rernich and Cote alert team March 29-U. of N. Iowa 104111"1.1.$11.110%2e4,01oe."sk iOr.ieassioto".01 57 !WYK. 11- -ACV BEN" Sykes to Robert 3 Dna+ n and By United Press International ral for the ()VC No. 2 doubles March 30 --Slt• Nobody expected Firecreek MAUI ClEeCa. Weetc103. 101 IS"- 4.V • Home SUNBEAM TOOHI cordless Joyce Bowden; lot in Keeneland Atlanta 2 New York fNi 0 championship BRUSH. Dictric ....._..._.2 Nr• 1:7909- April 56 -Quadrangular Home to fight back... ; e.o. let•accvnt Erusa 50.21 . i Subdivision Cincinnati 8 New York Spent-er ---,• (A) 2 also has two newcomers E. Ill., Mid. Tenn Oral RO7 ...re io-T•,,,- , John 1' Bryant to 'It HI Mary An- Washington 3 Houaton 2 to the team that are making strong April 11)--iAustin Peay Horn. na Bryant: power of attorney - Chicago JAMES (Al 6 Phila. 0 challenges for positions Robert April II-Indiana U. Home iiatitimb ors saw.___.___14.4.iRY A ( XtiJ AffMmit of de* ent of Rose Pittsburgh 3 Baltimore 1 Willet. a freshman from Danville, April 12-14- Away May Beesley Jones to STEWART poverty Detorit 6 St I. 5 12 inns: tn. is rate the fourth-est 16 year. Cape Coral Inst. on U. S. Highway 641 Minn. 3 Boston 2. 12 inns. old in the western diviatton of the April 15- Georgia Tech Away • 6 Jerry Roberts and Linda Rob- xClei. P Chicegn (NO 2 - l•niterl States, and Mike. Whity. a April 16- Clemson Away erts to Jac* Reale Kennelly. Los Angeles Dale-Stubblefield 9 San Fran 7 freshman from Hernstramek, Mirk, April 19 20-4.aua4rangular Away Gene Steele Freaklie Rogers. and Cal 6 x-Cleve 5 11 inns. 'showed well in tournaments Nit (V of lenrL. Miss St U of Gs ) 418 Main Street Phone 753-1231 • fall At iv,. rr-,nont 745.77 01,1, irrrtilr,p AWAN
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• • MaiDAY 11.1468 IHE. 1.EliGlilt - .•1LititAt, PAGE THREE :00 Days of Our I Uwe is a Many 11* WeinrIFWell . had been married for 64 of a driver's license from - E.l' 16 Llyes I Splendoreil Thing Gans* Hospital Report years. the cost ' . :30 The Doctorli ! Art 1.-InklettePe Drean3 Girl County Woman Survivors are her husband, John $2 to $3 for two years and doubled Television Schedules „ 46 " . ..„. I Rome Pant or 117: News Ed Waldrop, 800 North 17th their expense accounts for when ,,., :00 Another World-T-To-tell' -th-9-- Troth General Hospital- Admissions, March Street; two sons, Burr Waldrop, session from $150 . 28 amt29, 1963 they're not in News Leonard Mitchell, Route 1 Al- 1700 College Farm Road, and to $300 per month 0 In To: Don't Say I Edge of Night Dark - Shadows I mo: Miss Winona Lyles, Passes Away Hugh Waldrop, 1701 West Olive Purchases of rapidly disappear- Wtet-TV WLAC-TV WSIX-TV '1.' , :45 " I " Route 1, Murray: Mrs. Street; one sister, Mrs. Eva May- items that cost a dime or less --- 700 Statc1C-Game I Secret Storm The Dating Lucille Hart. Route ing :15 5 Murray; Mrs. Lue Creete Suiter, field. South 15th Street; two escape the tax, but above 10 centi• Cboasel 4 ca I Moan& News I " Gagne • il1 :30 The Fltritstnnes Password Prize Irovlo 111 South 12th Street, Murray: On Saturday granddaughters. Mrs. Bob Over. the 5 per cent breakage points ' 11 :411 " Imo _- I " Mrs. Alberta Arnett, Route 1, be)' of Calvert City and Mrs. Billy begin. Monday, April 1, 1968 :OS Lore Make • I The This Show Lynn Grove; Sip Williams, Route Rayburn of Jackson. Tenn.; one The tax table: :11 Deal Funeral services for Mrs. John I " 2. Hazel; Ray Lassiter, Hazel;. Mrs. grandson, George Ed (Pete) Wald- Purchase Tax . Pt :80 Ralph Emery I " Ed (Donnie) Waldrop, 800 North Gertie Wilkins. rop of Madisonville: three grand- none :•• Let's Rake • I The Big Show I Prise Moyle :46 Show I " 1635 Miller. Mur- 17th Street, Murray, were held 5.01-.10 ray: children. Lisa and Robyn Overbey, 01 :II Deal I " I " •e :00 " I " Peter Jerinings George Gallman. 1202_ Kirk- Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the chapel :11-.36 IS Ralph Ilkadial wood and Mark Edward Waldrop. 02 I " I " 5 :16 " " Weather the News Drive. Murray: Mrs. Dailey of the Blalock-Coleman Funeral .26-46 :46 Show I " I " . ,untley-Brink-:39 Si I Evening News Maverick Waters, The Blalock-Coleman Funeral 501 Chestnut. Murray: Home with Rev. Dossie Wheatley 47-67 0'3 :OS • I The Big Show i Pete, Jenniago-- --, - :45 ley Repoli I with Cronkite Home was in charge of the ar- Mrs. Dell Finney. 206 E. Poplar and Rev. W. Ed Glover .68.88 04 :II " I Weather I . officiating. rangements. :35 Huntle7-Mink- I Sam Mudd News 1 Show Male, Nall and Goode. These are Street. Murray: Charles Martin. Pallbearers were 'Ted Young- .89109 05 Route :41 ley Report I with Cronkite I Reverie ; all regulars from last year. 4. Murray; Mrs. Peggy But- blood. Bill Hurt, John Baker. 1 10-1.29 ...- 06 Exhibition terworth and baby -girl, Route Taxes on sales of 90 cents or • 9 • Working with the Hina-Shelton 2 George Ed Walrop, Bob Overbev. :50 Dateline Today I Newheat I Monday Nit. Movie Mrs Christine Southard. over are figured at 5 per cent, :16 Sports Weather I Guron.. ke team will be Taylor. Clark. Rail, and Billy Rayburn. Interment was No April . 1 • " ; College Farm Road, Murray; Mrs. cut to the nearest pen- 50 'Ms Mo•ket a 1 Death Valley Days I lial Patrol j Smith, Gish. S Knight. C. Bran-1 in the Murray Cemetery. averaged Judy Willoughby and I " I " Game Set • • don. J. Brandon, and Pasco. baby boy. Mrs. Waigirop, age 83, died Sat- ny: I " Route 2. Murray; Master Mark urday at 1•30 p.m. at the l'uryear j A lot-oaaaction is expected in Powell. Route 1. Hardin: Fool. Sales 1 00 Bill Coen, Simla! Baby Nursing Home. She was a charter the game tomorrowsince the 11i- girl Luffman, IS " The tueg Show 1 The Invaders For Tuesday Route 2, Dover, member of the Penny Homemak- n:1-Shelton squad also saw action :41 " Tenn ; Mrs Maude Beak, Almo; ers Club and had been active in PRESIDENT . . . ' all last year and played in some Mrs. Joan Beach (Freddie). 1399 Tax Is Real 00 Danny Thomism Andy deifies Show 4 Felony Soiled that club until her illness f reed of the toughest Tiger games. . 0 Johnson Blvd., Murray; Raymond her to stop attending the meet- (Continued From Page 1) i Good Mot Nag I Pm ton Pie* Murray High School Tigers will Causey. Route 2, turnout is hoped for to. Kirksey: George ings. rawly •Ifaly hold an exhibition football game j A good Bell, FRANKFORT. Ky. (UPI)- Ken- aide to Vice President Hubert 1 Hollywood Route 2. Kirksey; Charles She was a member of t he 1 CBS TV Reports Palest tomorrow night at 7:00 o'clock at morrow night for a preview of tuckians statewide today found Humphrey said the vice president 0 • I carol Damen Show I Bit Valley Miller, 710 Vine, Murray; Charles Goshen Methodist Church. but al- 'Holland Stadium. A small admis- the 1968 Tiger team. out it was no April Fool Day's will hold a press conference at 4 Muessle, 1419 Ormsby Lane, Lou- so attended the Sunday Sam • ak-ehetteri- -clerks- began- -EST-in- I.,olicviiie_April 6 isville. and missionary society meetings the money going toward a ham- 51 03 for a 98-cent purchase in- prior to addressing a Jefferson. of the North Pleasant Grove Cum Tuesday, AprU 2, 1968 burger supper for team members. SIXTY DROWN Dismissals stead of the accustomed $1.01 Jackson Day Dinner that night at 1 berland Presbyterian Church near The Russell-Toon team will under the old 3 per cent sales Convention Center. ' TUESDAY ATITILN00/4 risoopAus 775' their former country home near meet -Abe Hina-Shelton squad NEW DEL1H - The'Preis Master Mark Powell, Route 1, tax. Speculation has already begun _Iin Penny. the game. Trust of India Saturday reported Hardin: Herbert Brinn. 809 Wild- "Nunn's nickel" took effect to- that Humphrey will be Johnson's 01) Noon Show -"Tirana at Naos 1 The yeasity• Mrs. Waldrop and her husband it with Jud 1 Mew Cony . - . 60 persons drowned in the Gogra cop Drive. Murray: William Thri- day, with a 5 per cent sales tax choke for the Democratic presa 10 ratans, len-tho-irseit- 1 Playing aina the Rilasell.Tuon _,River in western Bihar state when mas_ 305 Callege Court. -11SU. Mair- to finance -Gov. Louie B. Nunn's den_Ual nomination. AS Moore Oise, ' 'Fares .. team win be _Heise_ Shelton, Haile boat capsized during a storm. rav: Mrs. Maude Beale. AIM; record $2.5 billion biennial bud- 1 - ..•••••• Murray All-Stars •••••••••-•'" Fannie Jetton. Route 2. EirkseY• vir • get. Kentucky thus became the. on- TRAINING FILM 4 Audrey Sins, 9n2 rngue tt.ye III Tournament In ly state to have a 5 per cent sales Brawner. tax without any consumer items GOETTINGEN. Germany TP11 - Murray: Craig larust Weekend Of Play Drive. Murray; LaVarinh Turner. exempted. Prof. Otto Hahn. 89-year-old nu- 1302 Peggy Ann Drive, Murray; reNTehneueinpereoasegram, plakrthichof oNsounnin's clear physicist and Nobel prise The Murray All-Stars Faye Warren. 1009 Payne, Mur- won the winner, was recovering Saturday Tri-State Basketball ray: Ernest I. Smith. Gleason, Tournament eluded a $7.50 boost in auto lic- from a back injury suffered in a over the weekend as they Tenn.: Diane McClain. 1441/1 Vine. knocked ense plate fees won approval fall while walking to his office off Breckinridge Staff Made With Whirrav: M9larri Hicks. 'Hardin: 126-72 in from the General Assembly near Doctors at Nsu-Marishilf Hospital I MRIVO/Ou& Hollansl'kepirerla 102 No. . the close of its 1968 session th.s said Hahn would be a patient for Mix-Ups thni;ht.t seamndi-ftinhaeln Originality 6th Street. ttillTurrav: Colie toogakmetheSaCthuarmdalay month. The legislators also ra:-.erl several weeks. 1111-s- ionship game with a 93-81 SImmons. Iteute 2. Hazel: Mrs. victory ly .10A11 ORRUYJJ4 over Goodies Trading Opal Rotte Post, Sun. • SOME coolui steer dear. of //ial4ric ‘T""av: day afternoon. E.lizabe.th._11rows.-.1303. 1-) -8t'j- the -senitrthai aThe raixee because they teal - 1-r. Murray: Mrs. Martha Tharp... that a, nux-made cookie, cake, Pendleton took scoring honors RE A DY 400- Ash Street • Murray• Charles . frosting or bun lacks original- ' with # Meessle. 1419 Ormsby Louisville- total of 38 points Eddie ity. It's not necessarily so. Ford had a total of 33 point°, Mn, Linda Hargis and baby girl tart with a time-saving Erick Elliott scored 27. Jim Jenia * TOMATOES - PEPPERS.- CABBAGE Almo; Mrs. Sara Cothran a n d , mix and, if you're a creative had 17. and Rill Taylor had • cooic, you can add a dash of -britia Route 2.- Bentrino-adre. Untlarfrr- * BEDDING PLANTS OF ALL KIND'S Allen and baby girl, 1604 College this or a drop of that and For Breckinridge Byson Farm Road. Murray: Mrs. Carol had 16. •POTTED ROSE BUSHES whip up a specialty that's all Brido had 3. Henry 24. George 28, your own. Wilson and baby-girl, 1621 Farmor "or D-1,),15 cc,,red one point. NURSERY Today's Avenue, Murray: Mrs. Alice Las, * STOCK * recipe', for exam- On Sunday Pendleton again led • ple. are all made New Concord: Mrs. Hattie Beale. with mixes. the Murray team in scoring as he * PERENNIALS That's where they begin! Mag- Coldwater Road, Murray; I Other netted 24 points Ford had 22, ic enters with added ingre- Stmts, Route 1. Lynn Grove; Mrs Jennings had 18. Elliott 12, and GARDEN TOOLS AND SUPPLIES dients that make the flavor- Margie; Lyons, Route 1. Dexter: Dick Cunningham who didn't play fully original difference. John Clayton, Hazel. * LAWN FERTILIZER (we will loan you a spreader) PEANUT FLUFFS Saturday night came in and scor- 1 pkg. fluffy white ed 17 points. * PEAT MOSS frosting rnix , NOW YOU KNOW Greg Smith took 'scoring honors % tsp. maple flavoring for the game with a total of 32 * INSECTICIDES % c. all purpose flour a-by United Press International points for 'Goochec'. Parson had * 1 tap. baking powder Crover Cleveland won the ma- 15. Cunningham had 14. Cordell AZALEAS-' c. tority and a greater percentage of I 12, Flynn 5, Barker 2 and Allison caramel corn * BULK AND PACKAGED SEED • la c. butterscotch or the popular vote when he In:d I had one point semi-tweet chocolate the presidency to Benjamin ILI:- J Gene Pendleton' was pamed as • * ONION SETS - RHUBARB - ASPARAGUS pieces risen in 1838 than when he wor.„1 it the most valuable payer in the % c. masa Spanish in 1884 while defeating James C. tournament and led the all tour- . * POWER MOWERS AND TILLERS peanuts Blaine Harrison's triumph aac nament team: Other Murray play: Prepare frosting mix as di- the result of his Electoral College era picked to the all tournament * WHF.EL BARROWS rected on package, adding ma- victory °Nei. Cleveland, 233 to 168 telim were Eddie Ford, Jim Jena- * GRASS SEED pie flavoring with the water. inrs and Dick Cunningham. Fold in flour and baking pow- Nlieti TREMOR Saturdays Game: der. PALERMO, Italy I'M - A new Murray , 33 56 98 128 In large bowl combine re- earth tremor registering four on Breckinridge . 11 23 43 72 Shirley Garden Center maining ingredients. Add General mills the 12-point scale shook western Sunday's Game: • frosting ONE MIX can be made in a variety of ways. Spark a new orange cake mix with chopped mixture, mixing well. Sicily Saturday but there were no Murray ' 28 46 66 93 500 No. 4th Street Drop by tablespoon, pecans, for example, and bake in loaf pans. Serve Orange Nut Bread with mix-made sauce. onto reports of injuries or deaths Gooches 16 40 58 al vetoed and floured cookie sheets. Combine yellow cake mix Spoon mixture on top of hot c. chopped pecans. ••••••••••• Bake at 325 F. for 20 to 25 and peanut butter. Cut In pea- cupcakes. 11,-place in oven and Pour into prepared pans. ••••••••• minutes. Cool. Makes 3 dozen nut butter tuad particles are continue baking another 5 Bake 35 to 40 minutes. Cool. cooldea very fine. minutes. Serve with Hard Sauce. PEANUT PRALINE CARES Add nutmeg'. In the ORANGE NUT BREAD IIARD SAUCE 1 pkg. yellow cake mL- amounts specified on cake mix 1 pkg. orange cake mix 1 C. soft butter 54 c. crunchy peanut package, add eggs and water. Water 2 egg whites butter Fill 24 cupcake papers half 54 c, chopped pecans 1 pkg. creamy orange % tsp ground nutrias,. full. Heat oven to 350 F. degrees. frosting Mix • 54 c. melted butter or Bake in preheated moderate Grease and flour 2 shiny In small Mixer bowl blend margarine oven (315 F.) for 25 minutes loaf pans, each 9x5x3 inches. butter, egg whites and orange 1 c. firmly packed light Or MTH golden-brown. - Prepaae orarage cake mix as' • irmstint- mix. brown sugar Combine remaining ingredi- directed on package except Beat one minute on high % c. chopped peanuts ents and stir until blended. use 2 tbsp. less water and add speed. Chill. FRUIT BUNS a w 2 c. biscuit mix 1 tbsp. sugar FliFTSInf pit HIP ,M0011. % tsp. ground nutmeg CEI09341 CHEVY VAN 108 (MODEL Gt1130S) 100195Y11 % c. milk •••••••••••• A • 34 c. soft butter or margarine ,Freit Filling* Combine mix, sugar and nutmeg. Add milk and stir BUY NOW - until mixture stiffens. Turn out on floured board and toll to lc, inch thickness. siring cftevroietk Golden Anniversary Spread v. ;us ai cup butter, fold dough in half and roll out SWIM 'Mimed olckuoS: Sitildally mooed Chsvilfmar again. Spread with remaining Buy now and get special sale Pocket butter. special sale savings on a Savings on a husky 12-ton Chevy Chevy-Van 108 Fold and roil into a rectan- (with 108" wheel-, TRUCK Job Tamer with a big 8-foot box. base and 256 Cu. ft. of cargo gle 18x6 inches. or com- • Cut into twelve (3 inch) Six V8 engine. Custom space) or a Chevy-Van 90 (900, aqua-TOM fort and appearance equipment. wheelbase and a spacious 209 Put squares in greased Chrome hub caps. And chrome cu. ft. inside). Buy now and get large muffin pane and fill front bumper. Also available at special savings on a model that -with Fruit Pull cor- SALE! Special savings: power steering includes a big 230-cubic-inch ners of dough together; pinch and power brakes; 292 Six en- six-cylinder engine, chrome to fora gine and 4-speed transmission; hub caps,chrome bumpers,cus- Bale In preheated moderate 396 V8 and automatic 3-speed tom equipment, front stabilizer oven (375 F.) for about 25 transmission; Soft Ray glass, air bar, and left and right Side Jun- minutes. .conditioning and radio., ior West Coast mirrors. Fnurr FILLING Flat: egt 4.• f's 1,4 cup sugar Double-wall construction for Rear doors that measure a big 1 tsp. lemon juice double strength and durability. 4 feet square. A cargo floor tsp. vr, und cinnamon Truck styling that's functional. that's flat from front to rear with 6 clic/Two drained cooked And exclusive coil springs at all embossed skid strips. And ta- dried apricots four wheels for the smoothest pered leaf springs front and rear 3 chopped pitted cooked pickup ride on the road. for gentlest load carrying. prunes 4 r 1 chapped cooked dried peach Beat egg, sugar, lemon juice Only Chevrolet gives you and ground cinnamon. Stir in apricots, prunes and • • PRODUCTS add flavor and texture to a variety of mixes. Here, peanut inti.ter. dritil peach . peanuts, nutmeg and brown sugar make Peanut Praline Cakes of a plain yellow cake mix. Use to Oil Fruit Buns. G4SICI"I Y so much truck for the money MOW See_zoteChetifilit nowl
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PAGE IFCRJR tN4 THE LEDGER & TINES - KENTUCKY MONDAY - A.PRIL 1, 1968 DUKE Valenti Answers LEAVES sador to Bpale. MaHe" to Ian. don for a brief stay prior to re- Nesse 116-1h17 tie 1113-4141 MADRID Ma - Angier Biddle Duke departed Saturday to as ending a turning Wastgagt°11 thief of Dirty three-year term as Film Critic U. S. Ambas- Whits House protocoL By Abigail Van Buren SERI DEAR ABBY. A N while back[ "grace" at the table and thanked -0-T-I-C-E!! someone wrote to you complaining God for their food, her husband ASTOU LIKE'EMI because motion , pictures were gett- said. "Don't thank God - thank The mg dirtier and J L Health Club dirtier And you I me. I'm the one who earned the v replied. "Now is that Mr. Jack Val- I money to put the food on this now open nightly for men enti is and women. president of the Motion : table!" We joked about it and Picts re I or Further Information,,, association we can all !forgot the incident. But our sleep a 5. little better." year-old son didn't forget. Call 753-7381 I don't know about you, Abby, At dinner when he said tho but I haven't been sleeping ..any blessing. first he said. "Thank better you, J&L since Mr. Valenti took over daddy, for my food." Then he Health Club Could Mr. Valenti be the one who bowed his head and said. "and is sleeping! So far 1 haven't not Thank you. God for my daddy." 312 No, Street ed any improvement If anything. FARMERS WIFE I think movies are dirtier time • • • ever. Why doesn't your Mr. Va- CONFIDENTIAL TO G. K.: lenti do something' Moir, like money, is never very I don't expect to see this in important to the man who has print 'You'll probabls just toss it plenty of it. into the wastebasket. but I had • • - to write any was Stncerele Etcrybetly has a problem,.1 --sow ipue- Mists yours' For a personal -re--, DEAR SOW OUT: I atm" toss leta write to Abby Box (+9700- Los I 6 your letter int* dm mistebeskte. Aeies, Cal- 0000 and eixeloale loomed 1 teased it into an ems- A MamPed- self-addrrseed en. "Let's Talk Dry laps and mitt to Mr. Velentt.-41411111.e= Cleaning" Hos reply: CrEAR SOLO OUT I wish' 1 FOR ASST'S BOOKLET, "MOW A weekly column by the Extension Agents shown By Dorothy Boone had all the power you croaa ana 'TO HAVE A LOVELY WEDO- with If I did: I meek' change IMO," SEND $100 TO ABBY. BOX COFFEE CUP QUM".above. Pictured from left to right are: lark Gather.
things a pa.ia wiwan jt co.,. to 69700% LOS ANGELES. CAL., me Thompson, Clothing and Textiles, Fulton County; Mrs Barletta Wrather, BoMe botrril of passing judgment on a film even 90069. Management. Catiloway County; Mrs. Maxine Griffin, Home Economics, Hickman and int shirts the It seems impossible, but Easter experts can't agree on what Counties; Patricia Everett, Foods, Nutrition licalth, Marshall County; we Om do the b Carlisle Miss and 15 just a few short weeks away is "dirty" What 1he Motion isic• (or rww....a perfect job Mrs Juanita Arnmonett, Home Ftirnishings and Housing, McCracken Couhryil-- Mrs. and it's none too tine cede ethernet% te do in this early to be think- awarrtawk swan he Dauveen Roper. Youth Programs, Graves County; Miss Irma Hamilton, Management ing democratic secomv - SOLIAL LALMAR of your Easter outfit now. loss• tilefeass at where ThDre and Family Life, Graves County; and Miss Frances Hanes, Foods, Nutrition and Heal- 4 Is DDID CaNinoffidO - is to inform Monday, April 1 There's nothing a woman loives th. Ballard County. the public Itarisetly about the con- better than a complete new look The Woman's Assocition of liheriloturwilt tent ef the film, then let melees the for the Easter Parade. First Presbyterian Church Aching feet are uppermost in ings several weeks or months be- tartar, or white sinegar to the It's not. al- maim the eadosisearts. That is the *ill dila meet at the home the American mind In reply to fore purchasing them Impulse cooking water helps to retain the ways possible to have ev only democratic way. The &tern. of Mrs. Zeffie Woods. North an informal street survey 3 of 5 buying and bargains may not meet white color of these vegetables. -1 new . . . but eiartattrit rive ,s despotism, wh•r• a 16th Street, at small Miss Frances Hanes. group eight p m Mrs. Castle Parker people said the thought foremost the family's need. -- Mrs Juanita like new. decides for all. will • • • present the program oo The in their minds was -Ms feet" Amonett. If parents cannot control and • • • • drowse- , Holy Land. Healthy feet are an asset and FINO M1541LE If you're *win& blejAI guide their childnee are we es • OM, PIP.1111111114 • • put spring in each day: sick feet better ir deliver that responsibility ta Always be ready to smile with take a look.S. The Kathleen James Circle of are unsightls. painful and ince • starts' And renserriber, Sold Out, clean, sound teeth Dirty teeth, KATMANDU, Nepal MI - Part Dorothy home might wear with ilk the First Baptist Church. %VMSDes,, ecient. For better or for worse 4/ th• stat• is people and thus 3 ring teeth, and bad breath of what s believed to be a small son's unpredictable,' V sill me at the home at Di your feet cannot latealeagged Oki handful of mortals will b. gat*. ' people away so brush teeth Communist Chinese rocket has may need Lt) One piece with soil &pets of lo faded , Vg1:1111, Graves Sledd at 7.15-p. ma. the rest of your body When your lookIt Mad •I' Mg unto themselves on* morning, and again every been found in the Himalayas a- can dim the luster •on), !eel hurt. few psq.iscr Fora every of your gay new Efistet finery' httd mous •rn aunt of power." Then eight.' Brushing up and down with; bout 60 miles west of here, polke If you're going to settle The Ruby Nell Hare Circle health can he buil by %caring for a gay new Easter hat instead • tante pethearIt( who would watch the watchers? of toothpaste on a clean brush is a I said Saturday Experts said the the First Baptist well fitted and cell made shoes.. of a new outfit, then be sure to bring in Nast proem sperrace. And who would guard Church %MS special the guard- will meet walleye good way to present cavities and missile was probably launched dress or suit for ians? at the home of Mrs. by building good and pos- cleaning. We'll have it ready in plenty another $ Sincerely, Jack Valenti" John toothaches Try to visit a dental from Red China -on a test flight Don't rva • • • Belt at 7 30 p. (lire habits and by proper hs- of time for the holiday, spotlessly clean and crisply minute • • • clinic or a dentist once or twice a designed to take it over the In- over the giene - Mrs. Catherine C Thom- pressed to look as ironing board, Cell DEAR ABBY: My daughter is in year. With the space age tools and than Ocean. bright and new as anything you'll see us Tuesday, April 2 pain. on nowl a home for unwed mothers now methods dentists use today, yeti Easter Sunday! The Jessie Ludeick Circle of She has decided to give her baby don't need to feel a thing. Once MOSCOW en - Alexei Adjw, Your fine clothes get a the latest Presbytenan Church will thorough cleaning in a series op for adoption. I *met go into Mod To Save Time In the you base a tinght. clean smile - bei. former Premier Mints Khre- 4 meet at the home of Mrs. of solvents when we do them . to remove not only tne remiss for her Ohs dint forget son-in law, has prodeced decision. but IlleNeits at 1 -30 pm. to use it! - Mrs. she.'s a surface stains but deep-down soil And 1 think Kitchen? they're handled she's doing the nght • el • Dean Roper. documentary film on trebling cos- with care' Bring them in or call. BOONES thing She's only 15 She does!, t • • • monauts for usesphostory tights The Annie Armstrong and Let- Keep a tray on the table to bold (-Len want to see the baby. She tie it was learned Eistimdee. We was Meon Circles of the First Bap- sugar boats (for lincan and white) you know that advertising says It will be easier to forget if Did the editor of the epossestest news- tist Church VIMS will meet at the malt, pepper, mustard, salad dron- she doesn't can work for you or against you' paper Livestia before Eltriehtliev Laundry•Osioners Baptist Student Center at 7 30 ing. pt.per saute. preserves, nap- Abby. even tbo It would From it you learn what products fell from power. be a p. in. Mrs. Charles Stedrun kin rings and a quaint little pott- BOONE'S will !ie. what harm arc available and what they can wenki there be show a special Film. ed plant This saves time boramse LAUNDRY & CLEANER Sanitone) if! were to UK iwr ttiet bet- baby do. Call 753-2662 ter our all these Items can be moved tt REVEAL AR1tAEST died' I ant ISA aiking her doctor "The The Licensed Practical Nurses one trip. - Mrs Barletta Wrather. Learn to recognize facts in ad- Cleaner Interested In Yea" to tell thae-lia - I will tahe • • • all 1.4 District 17 will meet in ths . vertising Don't let an ad mislead 1 routernan now. the responsibility myself. I just conference room of the That ornamental, the flowering you Watch for bait ads Advertis- want thb Murray- Germany doctor and the people COLOGNE, In - The lk• • . Calloway County Hospital at 7 30rabbapple.c is suitable for almost ing appealspeals to the emotions so at the ham where she will delis- utor's office Saturday ow; — p in Mrs Nadine lurner will DO> type of yard. Flowering era- use common sense when reading er the baby to back be rilie:ed the arrest of Theo Lapps,' me up on rns the speaker. bapples often do well in poor soil, the ads He sure the item adver- n story a 38-yeareed detective the ••••••• • • • it the soil is well drained. They flied is something you need or on daughter has suffered atielpie pollee fore*, On war me Ile Woman's Socitey of Christ- should be planted in late %inter want. °ugh airnodi. and I only want edam charges Authorities said OislifigeJoyitifilidi-Tracaika to ie, Ilandie of the first Metho- or early spring and should be mul- make it easier for her by telling he, lot runny ho played a part in the slaughter dist Church will meeLat the chur- ched with peat MOSS, bark, or, Saies are not any more her that her baby died She won'; sons The hest miles are boldrd. by of JEfers in southern ituesia dur than ordinary drtving., ,And with 35 ch at ten a. m. „with the execut- lease's ,Mulch should he applied kinds have to go thru life iscnclerie.., establish stores They west to lag World War I. ive board meeting at 9.15 a. :a a layer about three inches deep, Fbnuacs,+,01J can choose your anere her child is I can your - - wayof Me-Taking. Cur it.e see one • • • and new mulch should be added keep your good will and ../el in this lie. but begin with LI You Untie Murray Asaembly. No 19 Order aLnually Crabapples also should bu'Ines' CCIRE-VIsIT — a unique T75hp Owrhead Carnsimd escalate m wrong, poem* tell me you buy at sales. theek to why. of the Rainbow for Girls will, meet be watered weekly during When ar.d I'll do as you say flank you. the Myles. items likely to go out HIGHLAND OAKS 'cublc inch Ftrebrd 400. And, at the Ilasenie Hall at seven p. m. droughts - Ides Maxine Griffin. because they're Fbrgiaca Fgabirds HER 3ItTIVER • • • • .• of Wide two be poor buys Re- RABBIT FARM lass DEAR MOTMER Your rusetime than you think So think.The drive is at See rtr Group I of the Met Clelless 1% hat's the difference betwees ilesumhur liselling is a bargain un- Domestic Rabbits, fur art "good" - but one cane. ac- ham len yaw seedit -- Min Irma Chisels CV? WO said at Due a nag" mg parsec boo, A so, breeding stock, meat He's at to smash sales sw•plish good with civil acts. recads forleitstraictityeadi home er Mn. Henry Moo at the cut hem Sit tipper pert of nalktitati- sdv.s• you to forget this • • • and pets. ••••••• IMr•e• •••••••• scrim's*. len a In. tni bind log of op. ple or hie, The , it is morally wrong. Follow slim 1 Mile South • . p k Newt • of pot diem a ., ar , Ho% can I keep toy white • • • while Of Almo Hts on lihry. 641 Group LI of the TWO.— piens simaiderDu Vim sham end '')14" ABBY. 114 white etiVor of potatoc: Owner - Boward"G. Bucy heithenri anti ('hutch CV? Will Moat et Ise aLverset ear dasigiga. _ Mire' were discussing a letter caulitiower white cabbage. eeler we hen home et lark W. J. 411bsas at Phone '753-1861 _ lour--efilbeas,--11i-graa from tier wr--- -- • II /V ittemps *fie white- onions turn • Meat Packaged and Ready a woman w • no isawpisinsa because • • Family uthattoph, is the .taai , yellow in hard water Adding a for Cooking when she and her childeem said The Tau Ph, Lambda sorority .„ the hert.es, of a de teaspoon of lemon ktice, etseakot will meet at tne home of Carolyn or choice in home furnisb- Parks with Glenda Smith as co- ins - hostess .. eh many nee prrdio -t• on the • • • Every ruarLet, you must plan carefully College Cleaners The Delta Department of the beiore choices are Male if satie- Homeowner Murray K'omi:n s Club will meet lecti.us is to result. - MEE PICKUP and DELIVERY - at the club house at 7.J0 p. m, The family would do well to Trolly WWw Cleaning Phone 733-3632 aostesses will be 11.sdarnes Gar th:rLi, armee and plan ter furnish- •-• needs it. nett Ames, Whit Imes James Bla loss. Joe illkelehe B 1.1 and H. 1... Oakley.
The Kapp* Department of th. DRY ONLY Murray Wonss's Club will meet at the dub house at 7:30 p. Hostesses SPECIAL CL'EANING will be Mesdasoes Dar OFFER! Shipley, Tommy Shirley, Bobby Joe Wade, and Donald Roe. Offer Good Taiesday and Wednesday, April 2nd and 3rd * ORKIN • • • Wednesday, Aprd 3 roe can give you A /AAA cotiotry CUM wil have its ladies day luncheon at 'mot, with Ann Henry and Sadie Two-Piece itagadole as bostesses lade 9nose will Or at nine MA. IV!: ORKIN liathryn'triatianfl as hristesN a ft The "12 Faxon Motners Club will SUITS $ meet at the wheel at 130 p. Ail members are urged to attend ID DE-TRACK NEW PLAN Of COMPLETE and suitors are always welcome 0 • • • 1.41)1E3 hiENS * PROTECTION AGAINST • c TERMITIS , The Flint Baptist Church Wo. g - man's Missionary Society will • TODAY fel I meet at the church at seven pm. IS 110D1 WAIT-OM Mt ODA AAAAAIlD PROTICTION ir • • 0 The Cherry corner Baptist Church Westores Missionary So, 753-1201 let) will meet at the church at 7:30 p.m. 491 ••110-• • •ill ONE-HOUR Thursday, April 4 I he Ian and Country lien.. • , makers ChM will meet at thi Siitalirtkr eanliKIVAir&Wti oric -A-a Pg sawn & 90•16•001 I home of Mrs. James Kline, ii rrirnierte- A 15b MARTINIZING - East Bide of tbe Sensro fru 24-Page Man Magri f•••• awl 11•0 Coen/ tong I Ktrlrwood,"at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. - Ski_Team_Racalmicie at your Pontiac Deater0 -weimmert 1Seales will • be cohostess. IIIIM11111111111111111111 E 110111 SICRVICE*
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L..N- 1 • SWAP•HIRE • UY • !_iLLA..•REN t figoiAct AP • LL• HIRg: HELP WANTED CROSSWORD PUZZLE •-•,I°Y-'-d".'•° IDEU ICR055 5-Uirwanted plants UOM 110A0 mnom EXCELLENT EARNINGS -• the 6 Te1Acrn dely gammon 90111 LOW Avon way! Territories 1-Chinese pagoda MUISI 15/MU COST available in 7 Ventilate 4.Perspirabon WOMB Dan not CLASSIFIED the Dexter area-also Coldwater 8-Gill rnounds 109 -Choose mmm J1.I0 BEIRso 9 son and Hazel Highway. Write: Mrs. 9 Fruit WO 12-In muSIC, high Hawaiian RO 59010 0 Evelyn 10 L. Brown, Avon Mgr., 13 Eagle's nest rootstock mgm nu grim 9 Shady Grove Rd., Marion, Ky. 14 Brown kiwi 11 Hindu cymbals ummo EIDO 42064. 15-inhabitants 16 Pao ol limns inn MIR Of HA-12-C 18 Also EIMO OMM 17-Sell to Carpenteeil -'PALACE will have ; 20 GOMG WELMI DRIVE-IN COMAJMIlif tool Services °Persia ated on Kirkwood Drive. This is Valid LIGEO openings for full time waitresses FOR RENT FOR SALE 194/fore111 22-Bwanalies a small 3-bedroom and KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT - 'and kitchen help. Also some part- ______r can be 21-Offspring 23 Danger CONTACT KENT WRIGHT for 25-frurt seed time 2:BEDROOM. 'TRAILER and t•Ised- bought reasonable. Call 753-3672. 22,8arractida -Greek letter work. Please come to Palace of 27 Metal fastener 165 filing Income Tax Returns. MOBILE HOME, 8' in 24-5ea5e0 753- room apartment. Call 489-3623. x 35' A-1 Al-C ! 28 Wipe out for 56-0.4as of Drive•Ini Five Points. TFC 26-Alotister "361. A-13-C' 'condition. Call 498-8358 after 5.-00 - - AGRICULTURE 30-Onse arouad hearing MANURE 29 Foot learr -Deface p. m. A4 C LOADER, fits Fergu- track 57 NEWS 31 Inteliect Sailor Suit tractor 20, 30, or 32 59-Rocky hill MARRIED STUDENT 35. Also 150 41= MOVING for part- - by 33-Goddess of kco1loq) 60-Greek Mtler bushel Butler grain bin. Phone 36 Emerged aisalitas In water time work as manager for Crazy HOUSE TRAILER in Green Acres healing Brother GOOD SELECTION of Duroe•Boars 753.6636. J. Robert Miller victoria's* 52-Dirortioa 63 Of ocasonable and reliable. Trailer Court. A-3-C 345'.onnnictien Ochn Phone Horse Billiprds, evenings. Call bp- 12' wide. Available and Gilts available at all times. , Commits/donee 36 Mature 54 Boos 35 0.50.05. /a3-7271 • April-11-NC now. Call 753-4539 or See • fore 4:30 p. m., 753-4064. A-IC Walter Prices to suit the conitnercial pro- C ALLIS-CHALMERS 4 -5 -6 --7 s 9 10 11 tractor and • i 2 3 - - Conner. A-3-C ducer Kentucky as well as the Pure Bred equipment. Phone. 753-4997. A-3-P dairymen are seeing 39 14 stale . - tablar Breeder. Robert C. Overby, Route _ more and more emphasis •I •• 13 14 being Siatuity 12 BY OWNER: House 40 .4 KIRBY DUAL Sanitronic, World's 1, Mayfield, Ky. Phones 247-5348 and lot on placed upon prornition of milk 42 Vessel 16 17117 IS Most Xeeneland Drive. 3 bedrooms, 2 and is Complete Vacuum Cleaner. or 247-3710. A-1-C dairy products. This topic re- 44-Ascends . baths, central heat t r Call Jerry Adams, Mayfield, Ky. and air, car- ceived considerable attention dur- 46-1 hick sl.C11 ,W/Iti 20 fart- . peted thraughout. Owner leaving 48-Recent ,.'.:. r•.- 247-6663, collect, for free home UPRIGHT ing the-recent meeting of the Ken- i-- -'s PIANO, price $35.00. SO Mates 25 :-.•,, 26 27 28 demonstration town. Cali 753-8028. A-13-P tucky Dairy 22 23 , .....,:.\'• 24 without obligation. Call 753 6392. A-2-C Products Assoeiation. noCkilernit You will be glad you did. II-1TC While leaders of the dairy in- 51 Condenud 29 30 ,:',•••,:', 31 li MASSEY-FERGUSON 35 tractor uioisture A. K. C. Chihuahua, 8 weeks old dustry have long and five been aware of 53 Europeans pieces of equipment in 34 •.•:5735 36 , ••'37 38 ,- • •,39 Calf before 10.30 4. in, or after the importance of promotion, the 55 Buy back good condition. Phone 753-8976. BE GENTLE, be 7:00 p. m.,. 511-Case kind, to that 753-4936. A-1-I' emergence of filled milk and dairy 40 41 •••••• 42 • _ A-6-C 61-Man's el-An it with so h ._and---imitatiosis----bas-- -a-- -neelmenve - ' -.ad fir 41 so Blue Lustre. Rent electric sham- roused new concern. As I said in 62-Rev .46 47 4. 45 '63 CHRYSLER New Yorker, 4- WANTED It/ BUY 64 W4ty remark :.- pooer $1. Hughes Paint Store.. _ a speech before the Dairy door hardtop, full power, factory Pro- 65 Stain. metal r<7..$051 52- 54 A-6-C ducts Asstwiation meeting as well 66 Loch of hair air, 1 uta• I . Phon e 753-2486 WANTED: Large 67.Perrod at time La amount of straw. as other 9256 ;7'VZ$111 59 SO _ _ groups, this matter of _ A-1-C wheat, barley, 5 ..I _rye. or oat. Will filled milk and r. imitations is the 61 fr2 63 1464/ buy b bale or ton. ILynn :.<:',.. FEMALE HELD BY OWNER, new 3-bedroom Robin - most serious threat the WANTEL brick, dairy In- 1-Hit lightly 4 A-3-P built-in appliances, central air ' dustry is facing. 2-Beverage 3 ,,,,ends and. heat, carpet_ _throughout La .It iS ,unfortunate that such a -Mat, TWANTED- -AT- ONCE.- Man or 1 Transaction :,...... is. T•litTeri P.M:FM Swathed', -1L------NOTICE threat appears at a time %alien Woman to supply consumers with dairying is realizing notable pro- daily household necessities in gress as a major agricultural en- Calloway Co. or Murray part time. ELF.CTROLUX SALES & Service. terprise in Kentucky. Dairying • Experience unnecessary. GET Box 213, Murray, Ky., C. M. Sand- is Vrite for now our third major producer of infants and children. ADA point amost emphasize over and Ran Leigh, Dept. KYD-1090-721, ers, Phone 1823176. Lynnville, Ky. farm income, ranking behind studies have shown that Ameri- over again to the consumer. We Freeport, Ill to- 61032. See or write: RID OF April-11-C can bacco and beef cattle. Thus when mothers have great respect must not let housewives feel they Roy liankin, ti30 S. 4th Si . Pa- we look at dairying we must not for products of the dairy industry. are getting a bargain when they duvah, Ky. 42001. II-1TP PESTS only be aware of the people di- We must have a program that.buy a substitute product for a Hog Market rectly involved, but also the ec- will continue to hold this respect price cheaper than real dairy pro- THEY WCN'T LEAvE onomic contribution it makes to among mothers and consumers in ducts; what they buy for a cheap- SALES'LADIE.S Wantil for Dort our total economy. general. More than that, we.-must er price may also be lower in Romney Cosmetics. For appoint- ON THEIR OWN Federal State Market News Ser- So what can we do to insure not let mothers and meal plan- nutritional values. ment call 753-5466. A-3-C vice. Monday, Apia ners forget the VERMITBS 1st. Kentucky the economic contribution it Makes nutritional value Purchase Area Hog Market Re- of milk. to our total economy. Our dairymen, through their KHE SANH TRENCH-Two U.S. Marines move along a trench port Includes 10 Buying Stations. So what we can do to insure PART-TINIE - BABY sitter. -Will ac- Go Tight on eating If you Recent studies dairy associations and organiza- Receipts 3631 Head, conducted in at the Khe Sanh lentiztet:x t Exath Vietnam. ignore them 'Ft.,: areisaer' darrows and the economic welfare of our daffy tions. cept a matute high school Stu lent. Minnesota on a ha-al promote the products of Gilts Steady to mutation Weak-, Sows, Ste- industry? Given a promising mark- their industry. Call 753-5350. A-SC Kelly's Pssf ContraPi product show it to be low in nu- They must also ady. et, our dairymen will continue to tritional values. This particular make the consuming public real- US 1-2 -- 200-230 lbs Lisealry ()wrier( and;operated $18.75-19.00: produce a quality product. The products has- one-ourth less pro- ize that it has a stake US 1-3 - 190-230 lbs 518.00.-18.75: next step Is promotion. in the fut- for 20 yews. We can be reach tein than real milk. Moreover, it US 1-3 230-250 ure of dairying. This stake ed lbs $17.50-18.00; The American Dairy Association is in- 24 hours a day contains no vitaim A and no ribo- US 2-3 - '240-280 lbs 516.75-17.50; is gearing its,programs for ex- suring a continued supply of fla% in. milk • -IF IT'S A PEST CALL US- SOWS: pandt•d promotion. Milk and dairy and dairy products which have Phe ne 753-3914 US 1-2 - 270 350 • Judgraont lbs 513.50-16.50; Products already enjoy a good While milk has many other val- :ay the Guns nutritional of requirements The they US 1-3 - Member Chamber of 300-460 lbs. 514.50-1550; image among •consumers. uable components, protein is one desire for their families. Ct.raencr,:e and Builders U. 2-3 - 400-650 lbs 514.00-15.00. Cow's milk is a primary food of the most important Cliff Forrell's new Western thriller - _ This is the Association.; LCP-195 From the lewiiieday & Co. novel Copyright 0 SW' • - - Cllff FarrelL Distributed by King Feet''-'a n•l.cate. ' APRIL I CAN'T 5TA4I") IT.., I K T VERY MIKA ..414;ECATc CAN'T 5TANO IT.., • t !1‘. mi • 1.1.1 1r thia,phiti who s wads you ' *Lary. ietealoca L11N. a• .1 A y arld K rthler.” chfap. ot L ri . • ONTRIII .1 • . 'a,,uuie. Al 'He a only a cowboy to sell Mai: , He ova us 's the I I1ione:133.3$114,- • ilea, iuffled silk Shirts arnaoo•oted tia wort Etell leaving my railiet 01 frasoia;a • wiie er wiemalled pistols di. Flat Hutt. Hed seen all ne about the Shari:lune • mead *loaded wonders lest whets Located i00 So, 13th turlorel *an us • ,niona to wanto ot this country, I Un- • true. We nem.' Use Stot,oloor, - hoot Sib, if liras tea wilts dere Hitux -- ;were trying to get thali harids 1FA-13-C ate ari-o ...resat • ealood..os And selves Tiles Den round tiveself "Let's hope that's true." He- loll a mortgage the bank in Flat obeli a• marshal in • threw lper Shannon said. "He don t'Butte maids aroma Spantati *rangeland all 4 ..usttlemen 'we always now* isiroleiros Still stack up like a cowharid to me. I Bell, One th:ng led to ;mother • •, /n. - diluents-I 1..ith- I smell gunman." Then my fiance was Murdered ..esi inn cassaba Shampoos endowed .‘" P,,,,.,rent! Vol Kathleen Kneed her home into -By the Shan nom?' , , • .sed moo.? Al, a Da motion. an.1 the Shannona made "Prots:bly I 01 by ;:lem 1. r nand from al . • r, Cy ..thelp Send Then no further move to atop her. tran. More lote;y a. -add Sates was Din rode with her. Liaise take nothistepia nal? ••rts ,trls Nino Rel. "IP / 1 14111 g • lbw.., to pl:t lOW Gas 111111 Heber Shannon shouted alter brought us to steal .V1T46/1011 /4/111o50 itni,I,en Izosat to Laem. -Tell your riders we shoot arta CtIl Our tencem • a deal for big:, .1 Ate% to kill from now on if they cross "S•ich as the trio .• t CHAPTIOR19 „our fences. Night or day." Crowd Kimmins loth a , ("NAN KRIS:Lail( Mid Kathleen, • • • in Flag -I" Itoyai pulled up their? After they were at a distance, "Yes. That awful Tu. .1 u• norses and stared Tha flock had Kathrean began to weep., -I It that s re-d w.; Co boingea down •t sheer drop. grew up with Heber 4rid Abel douht And ttrit ahr , licad animals wert in heap. be- Shannon.- she sobbed. -We went . al-1 hiantrit Jim Mae '' iow the le lige Other carcasses' to school together. I./trims a as -Th...ir r• as a floated in eddies in the river. or 1 ke a sec,ind mother to me grind a..d Marko, i.s. were trapped by boulders in tfire Now. Abel ia dead and Hebei laid. "Killers, 'tells me he'll mama to all What -Are you ore?" Kathlefie did not appritecti, . has happen-4T - 1-101A• did we .-I'm sure.'' • nere wiurtio nt.:A. She swung can,' o 511Ch Er:rill:dr Ratted 1- "Iwi tlicy know par?"' 7h-fir, I VOA laid nothing WOW* were . don't beneve i-Koy bcrit She attempted tu veer I inielel.s. Her genet ran t.00 deep, I -Then now Is it you Mow wide 'or the sheep ranch, but the trtge ly too poig 1:int He Uleta'" • Lavinia Shannon sold her son waited for the storm L,, ease. "Ily repination Yol. would have none of that They They left Shantem range cross e Wed all' these home:dirtier, climbed into oric of the vioc1 ing the cattle gi.and at the fenee fa14-”se Tla y emit all be like (I____ MOVE WP,. TO YOU'LL NAVE TO COA'T WITH wugoomi, and drove to intercept before he spoke - hand and Mar Ito I saw wor,,c, THE HOSPITAL AS SOON ME TO HEADQUAR7 t hem "Tell roe about a."- - 1 and ' eti.kirear, 7 anoint' • thane or !. r IT-.7;;;s, • I CA:V3 /ARS. "W e I I?" Lavinia Shannon "[Ain't Keep it bottled up. ' AS POSSIRLF.. SCRAPPLE . I IV.f) MA' challenged "What do you want to!.." "''S ; 'xiiine ta tam, -1 MPS, SCAAPFL F. t -1 tell you AVM. LaViala. I know she tusked tiredly I With food rtial glothihg Th'. Know nothing about this. Kath- "You Kay .you.. familie; were ise:ter than they • act; said "Nor does my father, friends in the pas:. But, slie,a; aye( dal in their 'WM.:* - 1 pi-omine.• and cattle don't mix. so I've t,,Iui 'That's what rni and your Linen ' - 'What mac" Shaektatlei lather "Tlyy don't &Ott when our best rag* u.-untly fight earn erre-a as ye Wind for Iiiitgtitg were .hot last winter And warlt -"ther. ell her.' "3 °lid "There it, Men nlsc the two yoq_nAinad in, husband dled of exertion, .hrivc been sheep torsi cat10 to drive its riu0 trying cowrie to save -re wool wagon feuds ot lilt there has 'Aunt? La it that laid?' - :\\ when its also been iih-eranth• brakes taried and- It againat "W.. is, in no the hank :rat the team Sivreptnett, went through' the and -ma tt kerne ISA-Behr:of KWh /Mr Ire cool give lee -/ in the river Somebody had against cattlemen It isn't atus an cxie.iskiri. Grip. winit .st • • pulled the 'bolt out ot the tirake; mattes of cattle °gamin sheep the Store you. And there time- It -a humans against humans." Was the I can't car; tt.flY .either. thet fkrck been She (:c;k1 if.14-orr'AffT4 had left to the added nert-07. "Greed I He aireatly reads hen of- our :solver, after our herder was ter- agaiort greed! 'pa-tents/wiry noted; and I H wants to roamed into deserting by meek- "Is that what aLtrteri it? Ibis peed J.,1 riders who- Greed?: " I "Iervni talk I heard In Flag What e I s er--The "I say It for the last time. tat. - §hannone i the Se:inn:a-is t se-'m to be vinia. nothing decided tiny Spanish Bell Mid wanted I.11 ispi cad !exactly rollIng in roorety-.• 15ari to d„ w,ta any ot those thingii: out The only direct/on thay can lossmitenteir "How caw they at- , 'Have you hither? spread is asked yont into ?panne) Bril ,l tutu -to it,:,' Iroublashout40.Z: TI EY MUST FIE DOING J WI. range . 7 THE because Hill Royal is in a .14. didn't know w hut :was P,iGHTP- Whefl chair SOMETHING doesn't mean be's 'When did they first get that gulfig • wt until it was a;rn.;c1 .* STtjtsNEID Olt" ,onipletely ription?" LET'S GO AND SEE.- 7.1 • harnaleail." late she said. "We thougnt at A "And who put tiOn In a wheel 'It's been building up for -- ft,-.at we were sea having had 7,r)Ft1 D i DE ,Their. 14ivirila? His hone didn't It Must be going ,on two years tuck," SLUMP tall accidentally now. IN DCE)-Al" H- into that coulee It's been Owns a y•lin “Like that bunch of (hoot ,i.fter our beef holdout had been since Abel Shannon and Toni Sheep in the gorge'l- stampeded." Kathleen Randall said. ''It were killed.- H.-, hits t ightened. "That _was shot. Whet e were your two "Abet Shannon was a brother eraellai nave been an rici•ident, It 'hired homestemlers 48\ that night, of the One back there, I bike it. -wouldn't have been the first 1.avinut?" How wits he willed?" time a thing like Bum, hop Lavinia Shannomp aughed "From amisish at night." she ABNER pelted.- 11116 mirthlessly. "It's an old way, said "The same way Tom Was -That dead Spanish Bell ICatey. blaekening the kettle, shot. horse? Was that an accident?" then blaming someone eine.. "We teal:net the Sliannot1s di, t know . I only know
Speaking pf LIL Ii hiring riders. I sup- welter) I exactly the friends they, that Its now it cape of survival " • ;arse you lino* nothing about pretended to be, We were told (To Be Continued T'atiiirrrour) -rom the unutaiteday & Co. .0 t novel. Cup), faint Q 'Oar, 05 Cliff Farrah Oistribirtrial by Claw natures syndicate.
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