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:TION IN United Press International OUR 83rd YEAR Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, March 20, 1962 MURRAY POPULATION io,loo Vol. LXXXIII No. 67 ID VIOLENCE FOLLOWS SIGNING OF TREATY Streamline Atomic Chemical Society )WER Bill To Watery Hello To Meet Tomorrow Local Man Is Secret Army In Algeria Seeks Energy Dies; No Signature Greets Spring The Kentucky Lake Section of ahe American Chemical Society Burned At To Block New Independance with will have its natirrthly meeting at By JOSEPH VARILLA of the House, a prereqisite to its the Cabana Club, Paducah, Ken- By FRANKFORT, Ky. +Vet — A bill becomine, law. This Morning tucky Wednesday. March 21 at Atomic Plant CLAUDE BOURGEOIS 'other security forces have been 6:30 p.m. I •ite.1 InIrroxii designed to otrearnline Kentucky's Thus, even though it passed Following the dinner braced fie weeks for an expected John L. ALGIERS, Algeria IUPti — More present statutes regulating atomic both and Myers of Union Carbide onslaught of terrorism by the OAS the Hmse Senate and - By United Press International Nuclear Co.. than 50 persona were killed in a energy was the victim of adjourn- was signed by the presiding offi- Paducah. Kentucky after the cease-fire. Spring got a watery welcome will speak on clast between Moslem villagers a ment confusion in the General As- cer of the Senate, the measure, , oe _t may the topic Ultra- James C. hleDaniel of Murray Heavily armed troops supported 1100a) mo enam have been senics arid and police near Oran Monday sembly. is dead. Uranium. route three is listed as in fair by tanks and armered cars pa- the worst S. winter in half a • Mr. night and early today, unofficial Gladys Ward, assistant clerk of Killed In Rush Myers is an assistant area condition at the Baptist Hospital trolled etreets and barbed wire century. • supervisor in Chemical reports reaching here said today. the House of Representatives, con- P died the victim of the rush Processing in Paducah following explosion barricades at sensitive points. Rain and snow flurries were the at the ABC's The clash—worst since the Al- firmed Monday that the measure toware adjournment. Mrs. Ward Paducah Gaseous "of a chemical nature" at the A general strike led by the :rule over much of the nation, Diffusiuieltiant, operated gerian ceaseefire was proclaimed J.NCH -never was signed by the speaker said that when the bill was brought by the Pafitwah atomic -energy Nat*. - IOAS.-whiCh crippled Algeria cities Warming ternperat are& raised Union at noon Monday—took place in to the House from the Senate Carbide Nuclear Company. A Palucah man. Norman Wilk- Monday, tapered off today and flood threats in many arras. He the village of St. Denis Du Sig. to be enrolled and get the speak- received a B.S. degree in ins, is in critical condition:at the Algiers cautiously stirred back to Spring was scheduled to arrive 22 miles east of Oran, the reports chamber Chemical Engineering from_ Pura- same hospital.- -- er's. signature. the lower I said. At least 52 persons 'at 9:30 p m. (e.W1) in (Be North- due' were Scouters Here had already- adjourned sine die. University in 1951 and has The two men were working An unidentified gunman fired ern Hemisphere, when the sun's killed, according to thaereports, • This - meant no further action been._ since -sheet 36'feet -nom 3 -ment• Tv: 'Cialerd 'elf Arabs in Algiers path crosses the - Cc:les-hal Equator. He - The first clash was said to have could he taken. prepared and recently present- duction furnace at the time of early today, killing one person But departing winter marks occurred late Monday. It was fol- left ed this paper at the 46th National the explosion at 910 (Continued on.Page 4) J• The Heuse adjourned at 10:05 p. m. Rou- lowed by another 'Receive Award Which will be hard to erase in meeting Miss Joaquin Seltze this morning. p. m last Friday, 25 minutes ef the American Institute tine operations were being carried some areas ee Violence also erupted in Or Senate. That was Chemical Engineers in-- Los OUt. at the time of the wen-tent, stead of The and Algiers after a period of It was a winter of misery and Angeles. The paper has ale, been B. N. Stilley, rela- the difference between the bill's manager of the tive c 6 zob tragedy. a winter of record, cold accepted for publication in a for- a I'm which followed the ection From Group life and death. Atomic linergy plena said. Miss Seltzer and snowfall in the Midwest, a, thcoming cease-fire announcement. Speaker Harry Low- issue of Chemical Engi- No radiation hazards exist from House King winter There was ne immediate reports of mudslides and floods in neering Progress. the explosion man said he woulo have signed Mr. Stilley em- on casualties in the Far W. a winter of crop pha.ized. shootings and To the bill if it was brought before Will bembinge Be Held The Four Rivers. Council of Boy killing (melts and deep snows in Address in Oran or Algiers. him. The explosion came as a tre- Scouts of America presented Dis- Dixie. a winter of masisive storms SuPPort OAS -If it was not signed." he said, mendeus flash burning both men linguiehed Service rewards to two along the Atlantic Coast. It was • Civitan Violence erupted in Oran after "it was not the mistake of the on the upper parts of their bodies. Chief Cheentibbs' District Com- a perverse winter if extremes Zeta Here thousands of Europeans waged a Here Tonight speaker, it was the mistake of McDaniel joined the plant in De- mittee meeribers last Friday. R L. Winter To Remember defiant demonstration of support someone else." cember of 1952 as an operator Cooper, Murray, made the presen- It was a winter for the surely- for the extremist Secret Army Two other bills, passed by both Pancake Day trainee and became a fun time The Murray Junior Chamber of tation to Doctors Clegg Austin and ors to tell grandchildren about Miss Jeaquin Seltzer. vice-pre:- Organization 10ASe the Senate and House, were also operator. CmeCommence will meet tonight at The U. S Weather Went. the Peoples First National The OAS, led by renegade James Hart in recognition nit med- Bureau said It was reported the Triangle Inn for the election • killed because of a failure to be that the in- Bank and 'Prow Company of Pa- French generals. has swern ical services rendered the Boy et was the first time since 1910 to of officers of the local group. Don enrolled. Is Saturday juries suffered by the two are ducah. Kentucky, fight to the finish Scout camping program. that abnormal weather was the will be the guest to block Alger- One would have allowed the ac- the most serious operator injuries The trIentherahip Report given pattern from coast to coast speaker at the Zeta Department, ran independence. cused in criminal trails to have received since the plant opened. by Joe Pat James. -showed a total , On the Great Lakes manners Murray W,iman's Club dinner It has its strongest support in such scientific devices as lie de zaGsellet:ceironr(theJaaPrcndkeiT(te;genegnetrAtmfafLaftn.hcke;acickik-141%41)i-l- (if 614 boys enrolled in 9 Cub I called it the wont winter for The Murray Civitan Club 'an- meeting to be held Thursday eve- teeter tests admitted as evidence. .veripurt and Clyde Johnson are Packs, 14 Scout Troops and 2 shipping • 1936, et Lake nounced today that the first one ning. Her subject will be "Whet OEura.rtnip. An.t., n'iNi:nin,msedeverat heeth "ucersiatrnadl The other would have allowed any candidates for the internal vice- Explorer Units in Chennubby Dis- Michigan froze over completely. hundred adult ladies attending W':men Should Know About Bus- Place des Victories thereto hail oI peaseekeree, governmental unit to establieh a . trict In the entire Four Rivers It was (solely mild along the Saturday's "Pancake Day" will re- Style Show ins-es". the OAS. authonty. by! Nat Green and George Hodee Council, riverport Atlantic cetire a one-pound package eg Mee Seltzer is a Uieti. qualified In the square a proclamation there are 2551 boys in Coast, but Iasi- month's • e„grimandelo are candidates for external vice- (Neel Not Disturbed pancake mix free. speaker on this subject having ex-Gen. Raoul Satan, 34 Packs, 57 TroOps and 11 Eeeler-I storm which New York. New AAA Jeleena wac or,aaroast_evirle_u ers Ipresident For the pore of treasur- Units. Janes Neel. dreetor of Ihe sDi- Jersey. The event Wel begin Saturday TOIRIght served in the ef Delaware. Maryland. North , banking field for a of. ith_ 4113_ dSfirt'und tala ta'si. et Steely Hooks and Ned North-. vision of Nuclear Int vitiation, as id ' oaeoeme see \levee, at 400 a. m and continue tend TIIITTIbtT tit year's . She has also ht this regular monthly meek- the the candidates and for • the Atomic Energy /111 %sou m at Rod)'s Restaurant served as Regional Fund Chair- Troops Read): Iii of the eirnmittee, Elbert • --' ------Id won't in several decades. New s'cl°15 • 'secertary. Harry Allison and James (Continued on Page 4) anti Day and Night Restaurant. "Mardi Gras- man of the American Red Theusands et French Joh TV, Scout Executive. presented Jersey alone reported a death toll will be celebrated cross: troops anc.1 'erntlootirnan are are candidates. The meaLs still be erepared and .n Murray tonight (Tuesday) at served on State Guild Committee a colored film on the famous of 32 and damage in excems of Those seeking poste on the board million. served by Civitans assisted by the annual style shoe of the for the Fine Christian Church; Phernore, New Mexico, Scout SOO at directors are Harold Beeman, —Publicity Book Of . their WIVPS Twket holder., will be . Music Department of Mix-ray- Wo- past Kentucky Group Chairman Training Center. Johns also an- Rainfall was 6 inches above nor- lawn Beaman, Gail Garrison. Keith nounced mal entitled to a generous aerving of man's Club. of the National Association of Mrs. Anderson that the annual Seoul- P-TA Is Compiled at Los Angeles, Calif. Snow- :Hill. Ed Kingery. Charles Larry, fan was 33 irkiies abo„ normal pancakes and ayrup. bacon or Stunning etyles from Murray Bank Wemen: and. was runner-up 0-1110ina is weeduled for April Bob Overbey. Charles Thurman. in. the Internatamal T.sistmist ress 281111 Paducah. at Minneapolis. Minn. Southeast- sausage• and ("feet' or mil4• stores *al be dnXiltnied be :Tlem- Bill Warren. Fred Wells Five per- appoint- Proceeeks from the project will tiers of the club The Speaking Contest a few venrs ago.' e McClain, Mayfield, will The P T A. committee cen Idaho had the worst finis's in annual eveM Resigns From sons are named as directors. book teee„re be used In the club to sport:tor has been a sellout and tickets She is verv active in the civic j for the next regular meet- ed to compile the publicity its history in February. On Saturday evening the local ing First seeewei February sevenal community prejects such should be purchased in advance affairs ef Paducah. p • • Chennubby members on that will be entered in the Mese . had the chapter was host to the First Thurs- as assielance to the School of New from members '4 Music De- This is an open meeting tithed- .at REA Building in May- Destrict contest to be held (Continued on Page 3) the Food ositiOn District Jayt'eee at the Kenlake working to I Hope, a (Atte League baseball p.artm e nt Weal fir 6:30 pm. Thursday Res- field. day in Paducah is litotes,. Steve Clark of the Paiticeh Chennebby team. and a Girl Scout troop. Mrs. E. C. Parker chairman ervations for members other than members attending meet the deadline Three mem- ts JayCees was named vice-president Sic Ma' 'h meeting in Murray bers were appointed at the be- Club men a will canvass the of the event Model, selected their the Zeta Department may be made Mrs. Claude Anderson resigned °I the district wern Nerman H a I e, James C. ginning of the school last year Chamber Of city Thursday night selling teitete wardrobes from the latest spring by contacting Mrs. Robert W. Huie ' this morning from her positron Guest speaker at this event Was Herea,Clegg Austin. the president, Mr's Howard for Saturday's event. U you have fastiorS by Wednesday. as Prentice Mc- by one of Nesbitt, Executive CtaigeR 'not already done so. you are urg I/oor prizes will tie given the the distributors of Surplus' major Andrew If I4iwe, Elbert J'"hns, Olila The book must meet speci- Officer of the 502 Airforne In. ed to buy a ticket lucky odit in Calloway . j Way., Williams, Everett Jones. fications set by the state organiza- Commerce Dues for each merre ticket holders during en- Countyfatten'' Mrs Anderson and Bettie Group. 101e, Airborne Jamas Williamson. and includes press clippings, ber of yeur family and help the eermissron. The show will tie over Mrs. Leen! . - David Lookof- tion Cooper Division. Fort t'arnpbell. eky, Joe ,,,,,,,,ansciub.,,,id ae ,..:i td(...mun.... i8„.,,,hinm two hours. are the distributors of the Pat James, Rob Ray, telephone messes, invitations nersac It begins at Claude Folwell Major Nesbitt RUTIMUS food named by the Fiscal spoke to the group Jamie Armbruster. A. Komourisk sent by the children at school to Be Revised To Court on the resignation 04 Mrs. on the political and economic Robert R. Dukte, A. C. Weintraus their parents. radio announce- Buford Hurt and Mrs. Cecil sattatains which exase in Soviet Jr., it E Martin, R. L. ments, bulletins. paniphelts and Far- Cooper. Dies Monday Russia today. yearbooks that are concerned with Golden Wedding Anniversary Apparently some difficulty the local P T. A. The Membership Committee of arise as to who eheuld Democratic The committee is composed of the Murray Chamber i4 Commerce be the Mother Of Mrs. Women's director of the distribution. Mrs. Stub Wilson who has clip- has recommended to the Berard ot, In Illinois The state requires on e director to Robert Etherton Dies Clubs Will Meet ped all press stories. Mrs Bins( Direetors. and the Kneed has adopt- u horn all Feelers, threctiens, Scutt who has trimmed and mount- ed a motion to revise and adjust etc The Democratic are sent. Mr and Mrs Robert Etherton Womens Clubs ed on white constroctien paper the membership dues for Chamber Claude B. Folwell, age 66. died of the The Fiscal Court did net name have returned from Murphysiterro. First District will hold a all clippings turned in by Mrs Members, starting with the April Monday • at his heme in Cemralia. dinner a director for the laical Illinois where thee attended the meeting at the Irvin Cobb Wileon. and designed the divieion 1962 quarter - Illinois His death was caused tee distribu- Hotel tion iif surplus food, funeral it Mrs William Elmore. in Paducah. Kentucky on I pages, and Mrs. George Hart who George Hart, Chairman of the a fall from a tree he was trimming but named Saturday. two pereins to handle the position mother of Mrs. Etherton Mated-1.24th Mrs. George has compiled arid pasted into the Memberahip Committee, stated the a' his herne. Mr. Folwell was a 4 Ed Overbey together. , Mrs Elmore. site 70, passed of the Calloway Coun- book all the material, and identi- proposal had been under study former resident of Calloway ty Democratic The inability to resolve the away on SaturtiaY. The funeral was Wernens will fied all material With' White let- for a period ef two years A sub- County.- is- give the sue of who ehoold be the director held yesterday at 2 00 m and remponse to the lcome. tering on black pages. The book committee was named to review Surviyors are his wife. Mrs. Ida p Representative was the reason for I burial was in the Pleasant Grove ISE Frank Btu* of the will contain approximately 55 II :clues, make recommendations, Hunt Folk...ell; one daughter. Mrs. apparent Mrs. Third Anderson's resignation. ('ern et ery. Congressional District will pages and will be judged witb and file a report with the full Lewis A. Weaver, Odin. Illinois; give the Magistrate Thurs-ton F ci r ch Other survivors are' slier husband main address other hooks that cerne. from com- Board of Directors at a special one sister. Miss Audie Felv.e.11, e s made a 'menet that the county William Elmore and a daughter Me' John Paseo. President of the munities with two newspapers and call meeting Thursday night. Valdesta. Geergia:, and tvoi grand- Calloway hire one director and one assist- Mrs Charlotte Will of St Louis, ;.DGER County Club, stated that a radio station The report showed that the children. ant, as nesse it the ("ther counties Mitaeouri. _ ' the reservations are 4500 a plate dues raters should be lowered in The deceased- tete 4- Member of of the slate are The Meyer Denning Funeral tied may be obtained by calling a fee tiles. raised in many, and the church of Christ at Centralia. set up in this ,Mrs. manner.,.Thiaotnotion . Cti ape' was in charge_cf George Fel Overbey at PI, 3- rernaen • e sane in over one. Graveatide aerviee• will be field failed to pasts. mints =51 Reservations must he made One Released third of the total membershIle (if here Thursday at 1:00 pm at the 4, As yet the resignatien of Mrs. Mr Etherton is associated by Thurwlay. March 22nd. 22'7 business firms. ,Friendehip Cemetery. The rites with Anderson has not been accepted, Martin Oil Company and Corvette In reviewing the report Mr. will be conducted by Bro. L. H. The court Lat,innes (Continued on Page 4) PPRRIC. took no action on the nahserrneny Murrayf iiewis Mrs Ether- On Bond; FBI situation. The body will arrive at noon Murray This miortone als•o Billy These- and Western Kentucky who PI- 'IMES Weather Thursefty anti lie in Wale at the Dr. And Mrs. 0. C. 'Ivan of the firm of and tend ther Frientitip Church until the serv- Purdem aympathy in the loos Takes Another Thurmusinneared beNlacsse Wells Return Home • ice' h•rtir. Insurance of her mother. Report ernuA Local 'arrangementt are under rrend asked ki make -sure tav poised nom Islisrmitilassi ...Melvin, Smith. charged with - Dr and Mrs 0 C. Wells have the direction of the. Max Chufth- that prfter1Funeral vehieles of the For Horace "unlawfully lekiing. „delving or returned. home after a month's ilL Home. county carry the k*FIED correct insurance. Some- • • operating motor vehicle Without vacation, They left Febniary 26 ' • et of „them I Beasley Held Today Western and- south central Ken- have been taken effethe eiresent and knowledge - of tile or Miami. Fle., _where they vs- isagis. road and II • • . as .‘pcolakeintiale. requite it no Cons.gleraiste. GlestrbDiVat Rwner" has bee* bound .over to eat toned -for a.sittek fai:-..0: longer e.vhile others I Fenerat seeisces fee-Kerace M. 'and :mild today wilt 01W-, -IV the Oalhiway Grand Jury and was tster. Mra R. F. Marshall and showers rO1ae htfl!Utee:ierfI atided.ThepilerrVertlli"Iircountyeasaeotoiat and a few thunaerstorms televised when „he made -bond of Mr Marshall of. Akrun.Ohto. On Sunday ;the the Ridge54"ergterm1 rptIst t'hurch7 be leacedoinder the in the - afternoon High mid 60e. $2.000. The two (-triples sailed oei the ewegram. iThe ntes *ere officiated by Rev. e MR. AND MRS W. R. MAAR ., .The The curt recessed Showers and scattered thunder- Jerry Stivith, _whe was being S. S. Evangeline for a, cruise t6 annual .Calloway County at 10:30 to :R J Burope and Rev Hay-ward To'Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary . to Paducah to storms tonight, low tipper 40s. held by the tvatrity for ineeetiga- Pert Anted*, and Kingston, Ja- Singing Convention will he held go attend a meeting; Roberts. Burial was in the church Wednesday Stmday. March with !abate highway Ttlen in cemetery shower's ending and titTli, was released, but was taken maica. Port au Prince, Fleet, Nas- Mr. and-Mrs NV. R. Marr will celebrate their 50th Wedding An- 25th, at the Brooks regard- turning cooler!' 'Chapel Methodist Church to the rural read perignam. They I Mr Beasley. 77. a resident itito custody by. the Federal Bu- sau, and the ,Baharnaa They re- niversary Sunday afternoon April 1st with opeu hotise from 2 to S of Brooks will reconvene this 4.06 South Temperatures at 5 as m (EST).: reau of Investigation for a con- turned to Miami on March 9 and p.m. at their home east of New -Concord. chapentlhureh is located afterYWn at Eighth Street. died Sun- one mile east of Dexter. 4:00 p.m. day at the Murray (hospital Louisville 44 tinuance of the' satire investiga- motored with the Marshall couple • Mr. and Mrs. Mart were married March 31, 1912, by Bro. Buck The pubee (oh- lice is cordially lowing Lexington 44 tion. through St. Petersteire. Sarasota, Williams at his home near Paris, Tennessee. invited to at- 'an extended illness tend. Aenve pallbearers were William 3-1916 Covington 49 A third person who was also Clearwater, arid ether :scenic points Mr. and Mrs. Mart are the parents of four children, Mrs J. H. 1Beasley. William! Beasiey, Thomas •' Paducah 46 being held for investigation was bore returning .home Perkins, Aubrey hIarr of Murray, Mrs. Everette Vinson of Vienna. The members of DiAriet Num- Anch4rson, Wilson Jones, ii Bowling Green 41 released ,by county authorities While on their cruise, the ship Illinois, and .Mrs. Willie Osibron of Allen Park, Michigan. They have .1st TO MEET TONIGHT her Thirteen of the KSARN will Hartford London 42 Two automobiles are reported was caught in the had storm in 12 grahdchildren and three great grandchildren. and Fate Roberts. meet on Thursday, March The .1 11. Evansville, Ind , 44 being held by local authorities in the Atlantic Ocean, but the No formal invitations are being sent, all 22 at Chtechill Funeral ship friends and relatives are The V. F. W. will meet Tues- 7:30 p.m at the Huntington W Ve , 48, connection with the investigation. was not damaged. invited. Health Center in thane had charge of arrange- day night at 7:30 at the city hall. Fulton. Kentucky. ments:

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li•AGP. TWO • THE LEI), Eat & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY M.NRCIT 20,19644 THE LEDGER & TIMES' Yankees And Cincinnati Reds PIRMLJIMEWID bg IAMBI k MOMS PITELJEELISIG COWART. ther CeseoRdellos et the lemeee bedew, CeBeerec Times. nod Tbe TImine-fleseht, Osteiber 11. WM mei the West Lasiesskiess. isesseef Headed Opposite Directions • Ob12. JAMS C. IMILAAANIS. MILER= By TIM MORIARTY gained their big lead with the ogled ray Advertises& Lathes Ow Ohs allast. willed r••••• Interval lon•I help of homers by Pete Daley, • reserve the ARM le The and the ar IVAdarc Vows Mims IRWIN la our esaeles, ems Awe Mr Ills best be- Dale Long and Chuck Hinton be- eline* of ear seeder& Cincinnati R.keit year's World fore the White Sox erupted for Series rivals, are headed in oppo- six runs in the eighth-and another NATIONAL RRPILIIISIDIFTATIVES: •ALLACE WITMER (XX, We rile directions on the spring train- ILI.; half-dozen in the niath. IlactIsea Asie., Memphis, Tama; Tim & LAM klieg, Rim Sack ing trail. feMpasimisaa Bldg_ Drava, lade. The Los Angeles 'badgers took The Yankees have gone unbeat- otter as the National League's beat lailared at Me PIM cake, KeacuilLy. Vrommissaus aa en an their that 9 exhibitions team by downing Second Claw Make wiiIe the Reds' have min only 3 the Kansas City Athletics, 4-1, of LI tuneups, lending some sup- SitTESCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier Is Murray, per week 20e, per for their 7111 victory in .11 games. Francis Gary Powell; port to those experts who claim THEIR ROADS LED TO ROME-U-2 pilot If masa Wet. la Caliumrsir awl adjoins* ociwaties; per "sac, Whig sir- Blanked over the first seven in- Barbara in car in Rome. Ga., where he Manager Fred Hutchinson's crew embraces his wife wham $5.1e. nings, the Dodgers scored two in drove from his home in Big Stone Gap, Va. She drove will haxe plenty of trouble de- the eighth on key hits by Tommy there from Milledgeville, Ga., where she has been living with fending the National League D•3 1..S and Norm Sherry. Frank her mother. They wouldn't pose for pictures, so the photog- I I) championship this year. Howard singled home two inure rapher aimed through the window of Powers' Mercedes. At this Mine of their training in the ninth. last spring, the Yankees had won Bill Monbouquette a nd Mike only one of nine games and Man- Fornieles combined for a four- ager Ralph Houk was worried. hitter in pitching the lanalon Red I • Ten Years Ago Today Now Houk is mailing and the reM Sox to a 2-1 triumph over the Ledger and Tunes File at the managers Cleveland Indians. Pete Runnels' are worried, for the champs are two-out Ringle in the ninth chased I Dry winning most of their exhibitions home I.0 Clinton with the win- with "fringe" players. ning run. Bob Turley, Gary Blaylock, 1:ca Alexander. Paducah junior College basketball coach. Hal The stoppedl Stowe and Frank Carpin shared has been named assistant basketball coach at Murr5y State the Chicago Cobs' six-game win- I Cleaning Sale the pitching Monday as the Yan- rung streak. 6-2, on an inside- , (-allege. Ile will assunie his new duties under head caaili kees bleated the Milwa ujce e the-park by rookie Jim Hedges next fall. Harlan Braves, 10-4, at Fort Louderstale, Fregosi with two aboard. Frew, MONDAY, MARCH t2. TIIRU MARCH 22 Fla. Of the tour hurlers, only also singled to raise his batting l' t. Sidon Pat Darnell has completed his basic trainina Turley probably will be with the average to .417. 1 OR 100 SWEATERS AND COATS Sheparl Air Force Base. Wichita Falls. club on opening 'day. The Houston Colt .456 scored all with the Air Force at CASSAH-French security forces move In to the Wyoming, for TO TIN Marie Doubles, Triples their runs after two were out ' 39c Texas. and is being transferred to Cheyenne. Casbat the teeming Arab section of Algiers, on a patrol PLAIN SWEATER The big right-hander, hampered in dawning the S a n Francisco special training. mouton Foreground. Moalem woman watches. (Re/chop/sofa) mat of Past .season by a sorharrn, Giants, 1-2-9. Merritt Ranew and LONG WOOL COAT 69f. starkest the f i rsa two irtnings Roman Mejias each collected three thearannty ind at/Lc-nide Rang's C . •Aa _a_hatiaal against the Braves, giving up 3 hits in helping Houston square its NO LIMIT a Program. Dr. A. S. Barnes. federal veterinarian. Frankfort, pair of acratch hits but no runs. exhibition record at 5-5. has been scheduled.to be at the Little Auditorium at Murray SPORTS PARADE Roger Maris' and . WHEN SENT IN WITH FULL GARMENT Statc ivt»glu and Bobby _Richanison's & Is r_e BUND Pricetri__1/4 AT THE REGULAR PRICE paced New York's 14-hit 011CLAR FFALEV Map and they would have. _ tor Y" attack..— . RESPONSIBLE POSITIONS saa • I waiityaITars aTiT-SoutTiFFIAITITt airheraTert-3" Ties e draf th e aIch et is bun 1 Seine env Wtenesitemill The Reds, meanwhile. dropped Many years ago when blindness here that served hour hundred custtnners. To- But, in an outfit such as this, tsrsition board a 5-4 deviation to the St Louie was a sign of social impropriety, Cus- POMPANO ElEACH. Fie. tun — where personal reward has to be day the company has a i3 position board with overa3.000 Cardinals at Tampa. The Cards countless thousands of visually The Washington Senators have as goal BOONE'S the no matter what they say tomers, scored their first two _r_uns with- handassmsphS mertainchavomen_ were stamina In the front aftice. the feud wilt out the benefit of a hit off Jim found begging on the street corn- and Carry Locations American League pennant this have to erupt again sooner at Both or Maloney. who doled out seven ers of the Untied States. Today, season as a woadpecker has of because St later merely this is the walks in the first three innings. with the many advaretta, made in LAUNDRY-CLEANERS COIN girder. of artists .desu-as mg a .steel nature trying to emerge Curt Flood's double and a single the field of blindness. sightless Main Plant LAUNDRY-CLEANERS Collectively, they know it with- from a tin-pan orchestra to play IS by Ken Boyer accounted for the 1Pe0Ple are beginning to ASSLIMO South Side Square 13th & Main out it being spelled out. Because hats. a witbdrous Cards' winning run in the sixth.!leading roles an labor, the pro- talent is aprerd thinner titan the Work In Isolation Frank Rabinsain hit a two-run fessional ranks and in private buttar in a drive-in restaurant : S.ben.e of them wort in FAST ONE-HOUR SERVICE ON an icy Ii' piller for the Reds. hattesprise. according to a recent the app.:al:an is awesome and halation, like a fly buried in an The New York Mots. like the survey conducted by the American DRY CLEANING AND SHIRTS cratutah to make Goliath ;auk like ice cube. oblivious to the inept- Reds, also can't win for losing. Foundation for the Blind. Midget. • a new around them as they try to The new National League entry provides for a All of which wring the most from their team- suffered its fifth straight defeat, camp of cautiously 'esti- training saactei talents One such is a 1-0. to 1 he Baltimore Orioles. I COMPLETE AUTO AND TRUCK SERVICE individuals working zeal- mistic slender. wiry pittsher named Pete Brcell% Robinson. who had tripled number and hoping ously for one Burnside. This seldom - smiling to (open the fifth- inning, scared I -foots w. fl" that the fiddle kick man works with the dedication af the only run when ahortstop Masi PLaza 3-1751 away too many games to ruin the a saar preparing to pitch the open- Charon made a hurried, wide pays/ft. dreamed ia i 'ng gams if the World Series i•in throw te the plate after fielding; it big under such He is anawa as the • Make circum- t':-.( miinse. bAids, r,tine- erI Et. chebarren's d if f icult l stances. they have to tell them- most polite man in baseball. -15 staaassarrid Trdilearetsmarterwhrie -Thant yeti.- he went out of -15eggerileifn-Seventh i9 lLk AUTO REPAIR the club winds up. End up a beg his way to .say to the bullpen e Waahingtan Senators al- SPECIALISTS winner an the mound despite the I after winning up to pitch ht blew a 15-0 lead in scram- 114 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS -of 3.,1 41 Arad 'slat batting ptalraire: - -- .------Wing fo a - 1-5-12 vrciory /ivet the 209 &oti-Eh-Ith-Sti=ee- t •-• MurraY, Ky. • have to merit a raise- Or, if you It was the genture of a big city Chicago White Sox. The Senators *et real lucky. maybe you'll be •Iperator making a necessary stop- r traded to a contender. i over in a tank tawn. I There was an inkling of this • Therein is the s t or y of • 'h. .toor • the -0.0. • • • - feeling in the recent c ettretemps Senatar camp. They wear t h e :• .S1.14 between Gene %Vous:Ming and Jim- same uniforms but they know that env Piersall. as a team it is a cause ioSt before DIFFERENT? _ ;if .. Weedliag Was Star it can get started They talk /4

4114.41.1 , • Wiseiling. a barrel-like man of a "whole new middle", meaning touched truculence. was the star the line from catcher. through the What's different 11 goes all the way tip Is of t he canglainaratian gathered infield at short- and second, and the roof. Only Rambler together like a Muiligan stew on into centerfield. This, baseball has Deep-Dip rustproof- when this Washingtnn teem be- men agree, is the lifeline ti vie- about Rambler's ing-on bre body immersed came a hasty reality law season. tory. Yet it remains a collection In primer paint right up to He is a roan who, they joke in of tnatimistic individuals. - rustproofing? roof-plus 0 other body tits :yen camp. can't run. can't rustproohng steps. !'pr,.:).- and isn't fieid. But he c-an CATARACT CHIEF CAUSE hit He personal production made OF BLINDNESS /hew lite suftsrable with a last place teeny for a man who had per- The American Imindation for 5h4 SHERNIAN 14 WILLIFORD (Norfolk, Vo 1, U S Array Poro- They step whenothior formed In five World Series with the Blinclawhich acts as a nation- (hunt Tema scores o dead c•ertea lot-afros* at El Centre Coltf. brakes can't. the New York Yankees. al clearing house Double- Specicrily designed steeriable thetas, as well as the °batty to for agencies What's different But the plat -Thickened ?ahem serving the voituallj handicapped. Satsty Brake System has /control Oat descent during free fob, enables the romper to' the Senators braught in Jim Pier- arhases that half of all blindness tandem mastercylinders. achieve psepesto or con"ey The A rw, t P.M co Wu.ed th• un- salt, a productive if -lightly cc- is caused In severe cases of cata- about Rambler's. . If front brakes fail, rear po•o( host) title last sonne•• at La Feds-ocapcber. official world centric authelder obtained from ract. brakes still work and vice FUNKS is as smalteael issilsissol most. Clinetand Ptertiall is arweher /4 brakes? s versa. Self•adiusting the individual tears, the loners UtIOSUAL TAILOR brakes standard, too. ..ersi thrive an the figures in the asitting a'. -'rage calumn ,And whenl Joseph P Brake. of Dikuque. • *he cameramen arrived in t he knee, haa been a custom tailor all KLAPP BUILT UP ROOFING Washington cwrisp. simply because his life Measuring men for suits bu.sinew demands that all ball .awl coats, altering, sesang and It's greater than any ether BONDED ROOFING & WATER PROOFING players be phteiteraphesi in the hulling material is a daily chore: What's different American car's. Rambler spring. they leaped an the freshly-land whappy one Joe Brate is ISLAM VISIT - President Classic 6and Ambassador CONTRACTORS arrived Piehiall, alao totally blind. and a one of Ahmadou Aladjo of Cam- about Rambler's V-8 beat all other makes • Wredling sulked, and spouted many thousands of siehtless per- eroon pets on his street in front-seat headroom about "special the - Free Estimates - iff treatment" sons enaaged in profitable enter- shoes after a visit to (even Cadilleca-can seat Washington. There has been much whisper- prise. accordirvg to the American Islamic Center, headroom? six 6-footers easily. LOCAL REFERENCES •. LICENSED & BONDED :ng back and forth in the Senator Foundation for the Blind. Call Collect CHapel 7-31.111 Mayfield. Ey. •

i.. ALL" 1.01.7 \1L1) A GOOD RO , different They won't rust out. What's C.•'arTliC Armored mut• tier, tatIpop• guaranteed 5 about Rambler's against detect as long rfs you own your new muffler and Rambler. If either rusts Out, collision damage ex- Special tailpipe? cepted, a Rambler dealer • makes tree replacemetlt. • • tiro Horse Sale They're Alltedel's lowest. What's different Only Rambler things you AmePici'slhwest sug- -Peeled retailspric es for. , mun 2 ta Icacr*::'-: • — ii.wam: hipshassa goo' 4-door sedans and wag- prices? ons'- all asuality•built Will have buyers for all types of horses, 'with RarribLpr excellence. mules and ponies! , MO, • PLAN'NOW TO ATTEND!! • •

• 4RAMBLER Murray Lnestock ompanv World Standard of Compact Car Excellence WAS A TRUCK.-Tue can't tell from Ita wrecagge. ty,• thus was a truck before It k HATCHER AUTO SALES South Second Street Phone PL 3-5334 it • flangsr plow on- ii ot a th an on S eats tr Alpena, ATHril. The trick dr:, 515 So. 12: Murray, Ky. ass pried from his wrack -and taksn to a hasrital In Alpena In critical condition.

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ly." It is God's purpose in our salvileion that we, who were so unlovely in our sins, should be conformed to the image of His J it Son. Paul tells . us: "But we all SELL HIRE with unveiled face beholding as A in a mirror" BUY TRADE RENT HELP (and I think the 'mirror is the Word of God, where- in Christ's likeness is reflected) - CARD OF THANKS 'the glory of the Lord, are chang- HELP WANTED Ut FOR SALE We wise to extend our heartfelt ed into the same image from NOTICE glory to glory, even as etweeW thanks and appreciation fur the by the Spirit of the Lord." As we FULLTRME HOUSEKEEPER. many acts of kindness shown us earn- Call SHOES. WE BELIEVE WE have estly read the Scripture IMPORTANT! 753-2447 in the recent loss at our husband and see YOU BET IT IS 'before 5:00 p.m. White the best buy in town for ladies occupied and father, Eulous B. Softer. For in heart with that bless- important to buy the person preferred. m22c shoes, sizes 4 to 10. Spring ship- best chicks the food, words of conefcert, arid ed One as He is therein revealed, r Powe+s and the best seed corn. We believe ment arrives weekly. See o ur I DISARMING, YOU MIGHT SAY-There may be unbending vhere he the beautiful floral offerings we we have the best DeKalb Chix flats,' heels, sandals, d a gs and we will more and more display wins at the disarmament conference ha Geneva, but the el- le drove FOR RENT are 90 grateful. and DeKalb Seed Corn. Backed flip-flops before you buy. In base- the graces which adorned our bows appear pliable as Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Ing with We especially thank Bro. Rob- by years and years of ment of the Murray Hatchery. Lord when here upon earth. These Gromyko (left), U.B. Secretary of State Dean Rusk, and photog- research, HOUSE, 401 SOUTH 11th, TWO ert Usrey for his words of com- to they have what it m.2lc moral qualities are seen in the Brazilian Foreign Minister Santiago Dantas chat at a re- takes to earn bedrooms downstairs, two up. Gas fort, also the Ringers and the Max /ercedes. 'fine profits for so called :fruit ception. The tone is different at conference. (Radsophoto) you. Murray Hat- heat. flu and grate. T. G. Shelton, H. Churchill Funeral Herne. of the Spirit," chery, So. 4th St. m21c PL 3-2345. m2le 2 GERMAN Wife and Children which is SHEPERDS, Silver "love, joy, peace, long- Answer to Yesterday's Illuzzi• grey, 1 mare 3 months old and 1 suffering, gentleness, goodness, CROSSWORD PUZZLE By Gee. se LANDIS female aboUt Ell years old. Call faith, meekness and self-control." ACROSS 1-Chines. BEAUTY mile YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY Thomas E. Roberts at PL 3-1711. HOG MARKET SECRETS 10-Paddle COUNTY This list is but a moral portrait 1-Defeated 11-Patal nate 7-Helmsmen 12-Church Text: "Let the beauty of the of the Son of Man. These qualities 1Z-Reluctant 401111011111 Federal - State Market News counMls MO 312M faglq Lord our God be upon us" (Psa. are produced in the 14-13ird houses 17-Stroke BM Service, Tuesday, March 20, 1962. life of the 11-Nod U-Elude DOW MONO 011N1 90:17). one who belongs 2 YR. OLD PONY AND SADDLE. Kentucky Purchase - Area Hog to Christ and le-Vacant 24-Command MOO OM GOO= BUSINESS Beauty is universarally adnaired. who is walking in the Spirit. 13-Hurried IS-Lease again BO OM VO See Joe Pat Thweaet, phone PL 3- Market Report including 8 buying 19-Prefix: not 36-Intolerant Vast some of money are spent in 20-Grain W3MERA Ma JOSE Ile 3494. zn2lp stations. Receipts Monday totaled To think that 21-Pro,eed MM71 an effort to improve beauty as Christmas we n-iti r7;t1 MOTT14 MOU 512 head. Today barrows and gilts of 22-Uri name 10-Once MO 10M face and figure and will someday be like Christ, for 24-Water TOM US steady to 15c higher. Mixed U.S. to retain it around track WM MOMO MO EIM when present. we shall see Him as He is. May mammal 33-Headgear 1955 CHEVROLET PANEL No, 1, 2 and 3 barrcniss and gilts I once saw adver- 24-Proposition 14-Sufficient MEMO 02MUMM@ DIRECTORY Thiele tised we be abbe to sing: in a magazine 27-Stern 311- Refutes WOMM 6 cylirxier. Phone PL 3-2365. 180-230 lbs. $15.75-16.15; 235-270 a cosmetic OMEEMMO called -Beauty Secrets." 29-Mementos 36-Hate re24c lbs. $14.75 - 15.85; 275-300 lbs. I did not "Like Thee in faith, in meekness, 11-Au, tent 37-Spollation read the n-Fan behind 33-Organized $13.75-15.10; 150-175 lbs. $13.50- advertisement but it love, 47-Female deer 10-Things. in U-Calf bands law ADDING MACHINES 15.85. No. 2 and sows made me think of our text, which 36-Expel from 41-Title 43-Greek letter OFFICE SUPPLIES 14-FT. MARINE PLYWOOD boat, 3 300-600 of and TYPEWRITERS lbs. $11.50-14.50. Contains the true beauty secret. In every heavenly grace, country resperq 49-Female ruff 64-Suu and 18 horsepower, Evinrude motor, Boers all weights 39-Goal Ledger & Times PL 3-1916 The Lord Jesus is truly termed More of Thine image daily gain, 40-Place in Sales & Service home made $8.00-10.50. butler. If interested "the Chiefest among ten thous- Till we behold Thy face." position call PL 3-5824. In extra good • again 1 NINI4 5 6 OA.MP 8 WIW Its Ledger & Times PL 3-1916 PRENIING and, and the One altogether love- 43-Sailor 13 condition. m22p SEEK UNDERSTANDING (lefin) 5;1se.Vi4.;514 43-Behold! Nea.l Will fl 11111 =NT DRUG STORES Ledger & Time PL 2-16111 44-Tiny szneunt see 1949 W1LLYS Blind people want understand- Drama of 45-Greek letter ill 5.0 STATIO,N wason, Today's Youth Problems 46-Mire 19 Scott Drugs PL3e2647 1st) ing, not pity; employment oppose 4...XON 20 ftgittik:4•U_III cotweattional type wailer, 45-More 40AWAY ....lt*•••:•;MI TYPEWRITER RENTAL both good tunities. riot charity," according refined condition. Phone 131. 3- to 60-Bone of body 25 , INSURANCE - - AND SERVICE 5347 after 5 p.m. m220 M. Robert Barnett, Exmertive Di- 31-Self-centered id it*" .24mnII rector, /lane-lean Foundation for person mid id Melogin & Holton Ledger & Times PL 3-1916 BY OWNER: 53-Caltn ill ..,,...., 3 BEDROOM frame- the Blind. 51-Ct.m1,0.91011 In Gen. Insurance PL 3-3415 and brick veneer home on Whit- e*3i gggial En -USED AUTO PARTS nett At enue. yard S3Tesplete= DOW P4 33la 33 a'''••36 37 ill bons LADIES READY TO WEAR ly fenced in. Shown by appoiint- a Murray Auto Salvage - Hazel Rd. t -Infants mete. Call PL 3-5036 after 5:30 2-Develop ki442 Litdetons PL 3-4623 Parts For All Models id M 4° ill MU - PL 3-3756 p.m. m22c 1-Stitch 43 ,EANERS Watery... 4-Initials of •:::::M;AM 45 nth WVAPet...A ENE lain (Continued from Page 1) President 46 1111131*" 6-Compass me. 'grII point 51 III EON -r-----A- 6-bower in 4,53 54 "Wii7ii;i7litioriee/ &me/ in 28 years and the driest January rank ill RTS in seven years. 7-Idle chatter 55 3-Climbing UIUUUIUUIUMil lialITISMCO 1@D E 1%i Gets Socond Snow Distr. by tailed Pasture [33 %Um. Syndicate, Inc. ray ORTT cams On the 8th day Of the month • San Francisco, Calif., had the highest January temperature it has DO YOUR ever recorded. On the 21st day of SPRING CLEANING EARLY '! 1. CHAPTER 15 !king, for that matter," he said, Dove didn't wait. Sh.! •1 the month it snowed in Sari Fran- "AyTHAT part must I play in'"But you can bet your life that i up her skirts and ran toe for cisco for the second time in this vv your mad setierile?" where I am, there will the viii- I stairs, making a little sobbin; Lee Kinsolving, Patt? McCormack and Billy Gray lead a protest JO\ES CLEANERS Dove century. asked tier husband. tures gather. -No one -you noise in her throat as she nut- rally at their high school, in "The Explosive Generation" open- Central Oregon reported its eld- * DRAPES PL 3-4542 * SLIP COVERS "I'm not going over the his- hear, Dove?no one will stand red. ing Wednesday at the Murray Drive-In Theatre, through United est weather in 30 years. Iowa had tory of Canada in the last thirty against Cleland Strike and Live." Twenty minutes. or a very Ar..; W1:]i.trn Shatner also stars in this — FREE MOTH PROOFING — its coldest timely story. years," Cleland Strike replied. What she saw in his eyes „ttle longer--it was already winter since 1936 and Surely Kis' a Clevenger's School dismayed her. She was visibly pitch dark when Strike heaved its enoaviest winter since 1908. On Jan. 10 the temperature must have taught you some- atieken. "Glee, can you ehal- the little trunk into the pact( of fell IT CAN BE A JERY to 55 degrees below zero at West thing. But in that history the lenge the armed might of two the buggy and lifted Dove into J00 OF COURSE, BUT ITS A JOB "facts were there, for anyone to continents?" the seat "Line Yellowstone, Mont. Five days lat- out," he told- tili4mEED510 PE ONE,Ata,- read. Your husband seems to "Certainly, when that might the driver. er the temperature climbed to 88 be the only one who can read la so far from Whoop-Up coun- "Bohr" the driver yelled. degrees above zero at Fort Bea- them, and to have sufficient try. Yeateadsw, rather slyly, I reaching out. The whiplash ton. Mont. audacity to take advantage. thought, 1 kthInded out our U. S. stung the rumps of the team Nashville, Tenn.. had its second Several powerful forces will eh: Army. They pose no threat. I'm and they sprang forward, for a wettest February in this century max this year, never to occur sure. Especially if all the of- moment tipping the buggy up and its coldest day in 11 years. again. While they are here, I deers are like the colonel ix.nn- on two wheels. Dote, with dis- Spencer, Iowa, got more snow in plan to use them to the hilt." manding at Fort Shaw. A blun- may and fear, recognized the February than it norms* has in "They Include Pierre LaCroix' dertng blowhard who can't spit driver as the Metiase woman, an entire year. and the Melia?" without telegraphing Fort Snell- Sophie Ivey up to Valler. She shrank away He nodded. -They form a Me." from her into the corner the NANCY Rambler of by Ernie part. Sitting Bull another, the "But beyond the border?" seat as the woman swung the 'ustproof• lack of a railroad across the He waved a hand airily. "Be team out of the gate. They immersed north edge of the continent an- fore Ottawa can move against were running hard over the laill light up to oth,-r. My plan Is simple-the me. I'll either be firmly in the to the northwest as Sophie Pier body Metis, to right the immense saddle or have LaCroix there. sta•aightened them out sps. wrongs they have suffered Either way, we'll best any The woman has cat's eyes, under the Macdonald govern- army they can send against us. Dove thought. I can't see the "Hi 0•1210.0.1v:1. 4410 11 1 ! II 11111111111 1 ment, will rebel and form their I'll parlay the bank's paltry smallest sign of a road. The =0,1=11.1MMIIM.0 IN BIEN 11 BIM I Ili a own government, just as they thousands into millions." Mars were winking in the clear r"111"1"! rthi in Manitoba under Louis "I'm afraid of it, Clee," he air with a brilliance she had III 1111111.1144 111111111 en other Biel. LaCroix will become gov- said. "For me and for yourself never seen, the soft eerie glow 1111 Fraijpiiiiiji Do u ble• ernor. I will back the Metis You're brewing tragedy and of them falling across the rplillluallir14111 with two hundred 111111 iliiiiilliiieggiedlii stem has well-armed death. And I know of one man prairie. The ground itself was BRARY hardcase veterans of my own. who will oppose you." :ylinders. smoky shadow, but the Metisse OPEN fail, rear Well sweep the Mounted Police "Tam Barrie, I suppose. did not nesitate. She laid the III aside, and before the Never III 9 TO S 24" c and vice Dominion mind hint, Dove. He is lash across the backs of the Government .can move I'll have under the iiusting interdict." horses. The buggy spun into my own, government-in-being "You have ordered his the flat above the town with '4 I. too. 11111111 solidly entrenched in the North- death?" she asked, her voice the four outriders galloping - west Territories. I'll demand shaken. "Not Tam, Clee. Not their horses to keep up. bum.i ION • 11 II MI 1111 • recognition and aid from the poor. helpless Tam. Send him When the horses had run the United States, and I'll get them. home...." edge off their wildness and set- mr.siiM.aess And Ottawa' wiu be tied in a tle shook his head "Na, Dove, tied down to a steady trot. Dove strait Jacket." anyother Tam Barrie is a stinking little relaxed a little. She saw the L1L' ABNER • .fttleioiliri Rambler •'And where do you reap your coward, but I need that money Metisse turn toward her, opos hassedor profit. Cite'?" she asked. from his bank too badly to sot- "How you Like dist?" Sophie "Cher WNAT Al100T er makes profit, my dear. Well, It fer even his slight threat to- asked, not unfriendly. bUT-WITHOUT 1,40INFIEAomr-- 5To will be glorious to be known ieadroom as ward It. It Is the sinews of "Very exciting," Dove said. T-4TPG-VLL ME,DEAR ? LIVE FOR - NOT the man who carved out an em- war. No, my hounds Timidly she added, -can seat are on his "You drive HAVE ING MARRIED pire. But more „,tp the 'point, scent. I'll feel much better when very well, Sophie." Nal-RING . Cleland Strike and Co:npany he's rotting at the bottom of "Drive team since Mille girl." TO LIVE.PO!! T0 You II- will be given tremendous con- some dry gulch back on the Sophie Vatter said. "You think cessions, in furs and tr nsporta- prairie." you like camp?" tion'and mining, in water rights She put her hands on his "I don'Cknow. Will there be and good _farm land. With arms, looking up at with any other List out. him ladies there?" Pierre LaCroix for • figure- tears in her eyes. "Clee, for my Sophie Vatter laughed, red mut- full- head, I'll milk the Northwest saki'," she pleaded. throated, hearty. "Ladies? huts! erenteed dry. I'm putting plenty of "The orders are out He's as Mebbe six women from Butte nieney : as long intn this thing, but I'll. good as dead this minute," he 'City, for entertain de nien. Five make our new , It come back a thousand- said, a thin mite of pleasure in Metisse, wash, cook, Clean de her rusts told" has voice. clothes. 'Couple, three full- She rollge es- gave him an odd look. She stared at hui her eyes, !Abode, help Metisse No ladies. ter dealer "What then of the rights of the bleak, as it soniething had died Except you and me." She leaned ififetle? What of the Justice within har. "Then I'll warn toward Dove, her eyes lambent acemeAt. they will be-fighting for?" him," she Fetid, in the-pall liqtt "You be good I 1-le laughed. 'The IUDs be He pushed her hack to the girt get along. fine. You no Ifs damned! What of Cleland sofa. "Oh, no, swe,Teheart. You good girl,. you be sorry.* ..j Strike and •hja beautiful wife? wont hIlvC time. Yofero going Dove shank bark tkher coi- 's lowest. That's more- to the 0,,„te Wye n with me - you have ner. The yery tone-of the ABBIE AN' SLATS by Raeburn Van Beres rings you onto bahire h Nan stood on the twisty minutes worn- to „peek one an's voice-made her uneasy. For - • est sug• a 'I '•••Li,cle I'm cnbing li,miib1Imall trunk. Lerive -4 4. KISS I NG.14 DOORKNOB WOtii.. • • it the frills this uneasiness she felt anger r ?A • s • • e ' II LT'S GO 7.-1-1ROUCrii " fetatittgrgecillLv • -V -•-.40 rices for iedait 2•14/4401140e1R.a04.4.4.0411 61,7 end eisr.• .01.,=iieff.- Dove T4'S MOKI e ".t1,4 • ASA1N,C1-1ARLIE OftrDUSLY, ere 3e6 ." -I.-1.-w v... • lottoornsi. movarcw•••••••.•••••••r_•, - ..-:earestshad never been afraid • and a in a r °Mingle -fat ruthleris'Camp to impress except me And Otit' OF US MISSED YOU TELL ME VVH0)1. HAPPENED)! • was:- to put her hunter at the stiffest • a. 'enough to make fus play stand. YOU can 7 A CUE TO YOU IN THE LAST • ay-built impress me M other Jump. or to face man'or woman .1 • But, unlike Rie1.1 am thl least TWENTY-FOUR )-OURS icellence. ways.- on her" awn tering and win. But ' r..ritimental of men. There are "Wily must 1 TO 'TRANSFORM I go?" • the terms were dttlerent now. AN ni•Ilinna. of dollars to he ,made "Because I C1*),'k. ARDENT LOVER don't trust you She felt the fear. mounting in INTO in Ibis affair,, no heaven help Ota COLD SACK • of my sight." little waves,. It's bad, site A OF ' any me who stands in my way. "I'll pack in the morning." thought. Is DA Neva 'l'ain felt CD,AENT too, Dove. But play niy- - "You'll pack now ;" he said when Ciee was beating him 7ame and you'll wear dui- "In twenty minutes. If you're 'p down? • • inon,13." not ready then, you're coming "C. ,vernor Strike," Dove said anyhow, even if you're stark Strike ha• no sernpie• ehoui r.s if trying the sound naked. Make up vont mind. bribery. it. Sat earl h. hribe an Dove. I'm tired ut your stub- Artily officer? I'ont "or prime minister, or intl.] the even bornnesa." story Isere tomorrow. i1 rray, t Pot OS —All •••••••1 meL-11111i' •• • tittawr ,..4111.• f4 7 -2°1

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?Atm ran T R E LEDGER a TIME5 MURRAT, KENTUCKY - TIT;TAY ‘t kRrIT nr.), T()62 4 ocial Cakindat Mrs. l'homas Jones Susanna Circle Has discussion with Mrs. Brady White- S head, Mrs. Charles Ward, Mrs. Mn. J. B. Burkeen - PLaza Tuesday, Bill ... 3-4947 March 20th Program Leader Dotson, Mrs. Jerry Bynum, and Circle Meeting Thursday I of the WSCS of the (Continued from Page 1) Mrs. Jahn Killbons taking part. First Methodist At Auxiliary Church will meet Meet . At Mischke Home The meeting was opened with in the social hall at 2:30 p.m. The Missionary Auxiliary have streamlined existing prayer by Mrs. Whitehead, • • • of statutes presi- North Pleasant Greve Cumber- and executive orders into a single Mrs. Walter Mischke opened her dent. Mrs. Arthur Fleming had The Brooks Cross Cirole of the lahd Presbyterian Church met at tight law. home for the meeting of the Sus- silent prayer for Mrs. Pant LYlei WSCS of t h e First Methodist the church on Wednesday evening But he added: "We can live with anna Circle of the Methodist who has been ill but is now im- at Church will meet with Mrs. Ken at seven o'clock. what we have, if proving. Mrs. Keith w we have church Smith I to." Paris District 440 le of the held gasc • Wingert at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Robert Mrs.'homes Jones was in char- Ile said the death of the bill on Thursday at ten-thirty o'clock the devotion. 0 Lowe will give the devotion and Lynette ge of the mograrn on the theme, does not destroy any program. in the morning. A delicious lunch was served at Burkeen Mrs'„Fred.,Schultz Mrs. Morrison Galloway will have :Home Department "Our Christian Concern" with the Ile said Kentucky would still be Assisting hostesses were Mrs. !he •n9911 h9ut-• • the nrogram. • • And Kathy Coleman scripture reading from Acts 4:13 able to go on with its atomic en- Donald Moorhead. Mrs. Hoyt Ow- Hostess For Ruth Holds Luncheon • • following ergy' the group singing of program, "but it would have en, Mrs. Marvin Jones. Mrs. Char- Circle "Are been PERSONALS Honored At Party Wilson II of the Woman's So- Ye Able." better if we had a stream' les Ward, Mrs. A. G. Childers, Meeting At Club House ciety of Christian Taking Lined Miss Rhonda Burkeen of Grand Mr. and Mrs. Service of the part in t he program statute.'' and Mrs. John Bradley. Isonzo Lovett en- Mrs. Fred Schultz were Earlier, Rivers, Kentucky is visiting tertained opened her First Methodist Church will meet Mrs. John B. Cavite Mrs. the General Assembly Mrs. R. L. Dotson with Saturday evening at harne The annual luncheon was held and „yrs. her grandparents. Mr: and for the meeting of the Ruth with Mrs. Calie Jones, 1108 West Edwin Cain, Mrs. Paul Cunning- passed and the governor signed a Arthur Mrs. their home on the Benten Road by the Hume Department Fleming were in charge Bob Orr of Murray Wilson Circle of the Woman's So- of the Main, at 2:30 p.m. himi, and Glyro Wells. bill (Testa* a state Atomic Ener- route four with a family dinner party in Murray A trio of the program on "Should I" and ciety of Chriatian Service of the Woman's Club on Thurs- • • • composed of Mrs. gy Authority. That bill Mr. and Mrs Dave Burkeen honor of their granddaughter. Jones, Mrs. El- is the key which was in the form of a panel Ly- First Methodist Church held day afternoon at twelve - thirty mo Boyd, to the program. (if Murray route five. nette Burkeen, and on The,Christian Women's Fellow- and Mrs. Ed Glover their neice. Wednesday evening seven-thir- o'clock at the club house. V. Kathy Coletnan. at of hte First Christian Church sang "Have You Counted the Cost" Neel said the dead statue would tv o'clock. will have a dinner meeting at the with Mrs. Merritt Lawson have given Kentucky a "better The ts.vo young ladies both have Mrs. Burnett Watterfield was in accom- reioposwessaloweew—w-easesemws • ENDS TONITE The very interesting program Triangle Inn at panying on the national posture." • birthdays in the 'Mirth of March. charge of the program. She divid- 6:30 p.m. Anyone piano. was presented by Mrs. Morrison interested in becoming The president, Bill Designated Agency Lynette was six years old on ed the members into two grams a member Mrs. Glover, pre- MURRAY "PARIS BLUES" Galloway She diaciersed the bio- is urged to attend. sided and Mrs. Boyd Among other things, the bin E-..: 0111111VE .,IN THFATRIE — March 16 and Kathy svill be four for a contest to complete reed the ..aaoaa a o graphy of Susanna Wesley. • • • minutes and called designated the Board of Health , — PAUL NEWMAN on March 26. which she gave the firstphrasesin part. the roll. as — Mrs. Henze" Honda gave the de- The annual style show A Stewing Box service the agency to regulate and license Open 6:15 • Start 7:00 The children were Presented For another humorous game the by the was held votion. Mrs. Harold Tony, chair- Music Department of the with Mrs. Glov the use of atomic energy bypro- with party hats and favors of members were divided into five Murray er in charge. men of the circle. presidedat the Woman's Club will presented -Come Holy ducts and specified the duties bloweun and balhxins. The cele- grope and given a paper bag, be Spirit Heavenly of WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY • 1st RUN MURRAY! meeting Dove" was the state coordinator brants -had a joyous time opening newspapers. and toothpicks in the -Mardi Gras" theme at the sang and the scripture of atomic Refreshments were served by to de- atawities. It also their many gifts. sign an outfit. club house at 8 p.m. was from Psalms. Each member would have set SECRETS moos the terstesses. Mrs. Schukz and • • • placed his up a committee of 17 IT EIPS OPfll TNEInt -ROST Of A delicious dinner including the or her offering at the members Mrs. Tolley. to the fourteen.mern- The chairman Murray altar and to advise the governor on traditional .birthday ca k e was of the depart- Assernoty No. 19 Order stayed for the prayer atomic KIT-1190f0 NOT-BLOODED bers. one new, member. Mrs. Joe ment. by regulat ions. served by the hosts to the follow- Mrs. Bryan Tolley. presided of the Ra inbow for Girls svi II Rev. Glover. ifEl4l7011 Ryan Cooper. and three visitors, at the The Neel said it was ing gues: Mrs. Rosetta Burkeen meeting! In the absence cif meet at the Masonic Hall at 7 group repeated the Way- drawn up to Mrs Galloway. Mrs Joe Noce, Mra. A side comply with model legislation and daughter. Lynette. Mr. and F. Doran, Mrs. G. B. Scott pan. An initiation will be held. Prayer and Benediction at ap- and Mrs. J. 13 Wilson. told • • • tae clese proved by thelltaic Mrs. James Coleman and daugh- about the pkrns for the city of the program. Energy Com- mission and th American ter. Kathy. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks beautification rar oj eel and the 'Wednesday, March 21st Bar As- group sociation. ••• Duncan and son, Stevie. Mr. and Penny Homemakers voted to give five dellars The Nature's Palette Garden By contrast. present Mrs. High Palmer and daughter. toward this program. Club will meet at the home of Princess statutes Grace with which Kentucky Aileen. Mrs Lila Drinkard. and Club Meets Monday rs To will have to Mrs. 0 C. Welk, Mrs. Tommy live for at least two Mr and Mrs Larry Leslie. member is requested to bring a Me Just more years Lavender, Mrs. Ca r 1 One More are loosely drawn. •rii tel my motor Is spending At Burkeen Home Lockhart, Japanese arrangement. But they do and Mrs. Leonard Vaughn were mixti the same thing. And the MgM rate Mend,- It It • : HOLLYWOO.D. WO it was Theicame_cd.SIrs_J-.11, appointed to serve on the_mimi- — Primes (en tinat the governor Hasel--4lissionary Thr istaaoria Chapel'Methodist •Greatt of Monaco will mum -u1 could tight- on the Penn flood was the scene naling ecennyittee. en them by executive order. Church WSCS will continue its Hollywood in late summer THE of the meeting of -the Penny to re- Neel did not feel the bill's death Society Concludes The luncheon tables were beau- mi.sision study with Mrs. Koska sume her movie career in Homemakers Clbu held nn Mon- a thril- will place Kentucky. in a bad po- tifully decorated with bouquets Jones as teacher at the church at lee' directed by Alfred wale SHATNER day morning at ten o'clock of Hitchcock sition competitively in its Its Mission Study with jonquils and 7 p m. :and based oh the efforts arvklcCORMACK _Elmir_Bood_as. fersythia. Hosteases suspense novel to __atomic . enerao e Mesdames -a-- IMaio-iiie" by English -eldest- LiiitresEttrit EkP Bun Swann. ——writer _ The Woman's Mra. Lents Norsworthy and Bry- Win- tries. Misasionary Soci- Mrs. an Tolley. Tommy The New Concord Homemakers st°t1 Grahame. ety of Beaks !Wendy presented Lavender, John Kentucky Still First the Hazel Ropiest Church the ma- Resig. Ray meet in .the home of i:paen.Aietmierbizaycc GENE T1ON Kern. H T NValdrap, Club will rrihmtendprine,essis)ri. the "Kentucky was' the cencluded its study of the book. jor preject lesseon on -Getting Carl Grace first state in Lockhart. and Ray Bucking- Mrs. Leon Adams, Sunny Lane 163r1"the_ Kelly, well ae ac. atomic energy * NOW OPEN -Glimpses of Glory" by Dr. C. C. Anew With Others" A general and will remain EVERY NITE * ham Drive, at 1 p.m. her first," he Warren, at the church on Thurs- diacussion followed the talk by, •• • !Rainier. said. If the death of and their two children, the bill day evening at seven o'clock. the leaders. • • • , Princesa produces any bad effects Thursday, March 22nd Caroline and Princess Al- —and I don't Mrs M M. Hampton. Mrs. Fred Poetry and the recognition of I :bert think H 1 The Magazine Club will meet at Alexander. when ahe returns will be .7.,yce. and Mrs Notie Miller the varied reading program was no very minor." pre- R. L. Cooper the home of Mrs. E. S. Ferguson, Hollywood to make the picture sented the study of the by Mrs. Jack Norsworthy. Mrs. Is Ironically, the measure was well book which Sharpe Street, at 2:30 p.m. -Your IdurTheing 'herannouncement surnrner vacation.of princess was a part of the John E Waldrop. reading chair- on its way to passage Thursday special emphasis Guest Speaker At People and Mine" will be the I cn the week of prayer man, gave the devotion and the but at the last minute Sen J. D. for home subject of the program by ...sat., :Grace's return to films came me:teens. thought for the day. Mon- &solemn, Democrat of Shepherds B&PW Club Dinner Eksbbye McCarter. des- In a communique - The president. Mrs Richard Armstrong. presi- from the vine, changed his vote and Mrs Brent Lang- • • • royal palace in Monte con- stein. presided dent. presided as the meeting. Carlo. vinced a majority of other at the meeting. An- The The Business and Professional i The decision was sena- na:meant-re group voted HaTInvhet,mHazel wint:ki:ten:in cOthaurreg he thSe not a spon- tors to change. When was made of the re- to sponsor ?Ai% Sonja Wemen's Club held 1taneous one." that hap- a dinner will meet at the home of Mrs. Ernile Cornet. pal- pened the bill vaea! meeting la be held at the Jones in the- "MeeLibrarian" meeting at the was placed on the Murray Woman's Fred Joyce at '7 p.m. Mrs. M. M. ceaaerri,e..uanolelythepress officer„lace:, told UPI by clerk's church starting Sunday. March 25. contest during Library Week Aga Club House , long desk for reconside re( ion on Thursday evening of -distance telephone, "and it Friday. It was announced that the reg- ril 8-14. at six-thirty certainly o'clock. Pt gram hos not affected things Buckman ular meeting will be held at the • , said he opposed one eonductedThe recrea b y tllnalpoiro 000ton"i c'dWag yoandy. section of !sense if Mrs Fred Joyce on . R. L. Cooper of the Health De- I don't a Howe amenament The J es s ie Houston Service ' think the princess knows and Thursday evening at .ieven o'clock Group ringing closed the meeting. Pertinent was the guest speaker on Friday he came tip with Club of the Supreme Fore s t :;n} orne.th abotis dthethPetctreuretl.irn. She tprustril.a an amendment with Mrs Hampten as the pro- A delicidts potluck lunch was for the evening He presented an himiself ta oorreet Wes:Amen Circle will meet at the Mr. IlitClw•44( implicitly," Cornet what he gram leader served at the noon hour to the informative discussion on Civil thought was a deficiency. horns' of Miss Kathleen Patterson_ teem:Grace to movie making has But WITH serenteen members, three visitors, Defense concerning fallout shel- by glie time it was passed, THESE BARGAINS . . at 720. pm. it was too late. Mrs. geiger ---,--•-• • Reg. jamas. and Mrs.Smith. Alvin 341.1" 'Laney.Richard and cotTntearndfocr i.m4).1"tmlettrhe detection $S.00 Rtitiber gale Hanna a of Friday. M arch 23rd Wee the talk of the palace rimpAidoiet Children. Janet Usrey. Kathy dioactive rattiation.s in in food. The Mason's Chapel Methadist Morl'ic° for several weeks but Coleman. Gory and Paula Cavan, Mrs. Hazel Tutt, has SATINSHEEN PAINT * ENDS TONITE president. pre- Church WSCS will conclude Its bee..,_,.un.eke(piton.stechreetliepveendhiengee gal. '4.25 * Man arid Marie Layna .k.rnnar,ing. sided at the meeting . s GERALDINE Plans were miesien study at the church at 7 ur 5"n- , PAGE Jerry Don Norsworthy. Steve Out- made for the '" 3' Some Dark Colors Apra meeting when pm. LAURENCE HARVEY in land, and Pat'y Burkeen. state and aatnnalthe national afficers will be • • • palace that the princess "SUMMER & SMOKE" • • • present. intends now only '3.00 Saturday. March 24th to make a career of it again," gal. TECHNICOLOR The tables were attractively Murray Star Chapter No. 433 tsaid1 Cornet• Mrs. Keys Futrell decerated with Reg $4.00 arrangements of Order if the Eastern Star will! jonquils and WED. & THURS. greenery Mrs. Re- have a rurmnage role in the Peo- Hostess For Arts seika Outland. Mrs RUBBER BASE PAINT . JOIN THE FUN' Betty Vinaan. ple's Bank Building alerting at gal. '3.25 and Mrs. MONEY ISNT EVERYTHING Hazel Tun were the 7:30 a m. 1Crafts Club Meet • oirranittee Chamber .. • in charge of the ar- • • • Mrs. Keys Futrell was hostess rangemergs for the es-ening. The Alpha Department of the (Cont.nued from Page It for the meeting ,sf the Arts and • • • Murray Woman's Club will have Crafts Club held Murray on Wednesday Lbr. es n ion luncheon at Co. the club afternoon at two-thirty Hart said. •'We have a good o'clock at house with Robert Hornsby, Wild- Cham- aer harne on Olive Street ber of Corrsmerce that is constant 104 Maple Murray, Ky. Paris Road life Biologaat with the Kentucky PLaza 3-3161 The president. Mrs Ronald Club 1)' expanding their services to Division of Fish and Wildlife Re- Churchill. presided at a business and to the conenundy. sh or t Meets In Home Of sources in Western Kentucky as business meeting after which ft deserves the wholehearted sup- the the guest speaker Hostesses will anal-norm was spent in csinversa- Mrs. Jim;, port and errthusuism of every per. Hart be Mesdames LOU Se Dick. C. S. !ion eon. riot just bienness After all. Lowry. Charles Farmer, William the Chamber of Refreshmenta were eerved by The home of Mrs Conwnerce is the Jim Hart Darnell..Thomas Bryan, and Rue only organization the tiostex to the members and was the scene of that devotes full the meeting of Beale. time to three guests. Mrs Jessie Cathie the Paris Road promoting business and Homemakers Club • • • developing Mrs Burie Cooper. and Mrs. held on Tuesday our onminunity. The J. F. .morning at ten Monday, March 26th Murray Blal ck ,f Mayfield o'clock. Chamber is working Con- The American Legion Auxiliary stantly to attract new industry. will meet at the Legion Hail Mrs. Leita Robinson and at more tourist trade, better facilities Mrs "Community THE 'Ira 7 p.m. Service" will and hundreds SHOE WITH THE Nesbitt presented the major- of things it takes 8(AUT/pij F r be the subject the program. project lesson on t It e subject. a to make a community really worth- NORGE Mrs. Ned Wilson is program *** "Gehmg Along With Others," chair- while" man Heeteases • will be Mesdames Each member of the Board will REGRIGERATORS • RANGES The Ifurriprey president. Mrs Hart. pre- Key, Myrtle Futnal. and visit personally the memben • WASHERS sided at the Mildred Barnett. • DRYERS meeting The devotion whose dues have been revised to Fashion's was given newest TOPS IN QUALITY - PRICES by Mrs. Ruby Ferreater answer questions that may arise. comfort RIGHT , 'and lansisseape * NOW Styling WE DARE YOU COMPARE the rates were read YOU KNOW H. Glen lairan. Chairman of the introduces the by Mra Marjorie Hankins. Russell Cave in Alabama the Industrial Development Committee oldest known crescent ROWLAND • home of man in the announced that plans are tieing toe REFRIGERATION . The ladies enjoyed quilting In eceitheasiern United States It was studied to establesh an industrial SALES the morning and a potluck lunch inhabited and SERVICE for more than 9.000 park for Murray as another Phone at the neon hour. Twelve mem- years during tool PLaza 3-282.5 Murray the atone Age. to aiJ in securing industry., bane and one viiriare Mrs Beni Orr, were preselt ' ATTENTION Violence... An unlined, MR. TOBACCO GROWER (Continued Grit Page 1) fle.rible shoe , with smart We specialize in burning walking of plant beds . mid-heel „. with modern gas. New, quick, and wounding another.' The els- time sav- nalties increased ...the year's toll ing methods dqsigned for your economy. of terrot•to 1,767 killed and 3.478 wounded. And, Nahiralizer's CALL s • KE GAS . . PLaza 3-1823 Algeria's mate (sena were .gtinat so t -wersaldisineska degths conkruction Piat - teraurottlet were rivotted, the es. dirpani insneat casualty toll is nearly three months. ,inner„Sole and. WIGGINS The OfeS, in a Pirate breadcaat FURNITURE over Algiers Radio repeated or- flexible sole IS THE STORE FOR BARGAINS GALOREI ders risen former French Gen ••• Raoul Salan,-new OAS correrrand- EVERY DAY OF EVERY WEEK er, to "being harassing actions 1499 immediately against the enemy LANE SELECTIONS — FREE DELIVERY tomes!' • ' Everywhere acres.s Algeria — particularly in the elves of Al- PRESIDENTIAL 'SEAL' -Presideat Kennedy autographs. kick- Route 2 PLaza 3-4566 Murray, ball the White ky. giers, Bone. Oran, Constantine and in Howie for the 1952 Easter Seal child, 10- yeararld Tommy Doyle of Manhattan Beach, Calif. Accom- •21r2 MILES NORTH Moatagnem = OAS proclamations ON BEgTON ROAD - US 641 panying 'Sammy Is Mns Morton B Phillips, Easter Seal -40 appeared teliing Europeans to he chairman. The President year's ready to take up arms When the launched this fund drive by OAS tell-, receiving the first sheet of seal. from Tommy • them te

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