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Ike ??. 10e1 BolacteK Afi A Best All Round Kentucky CoMmunity Newspapill gowsoleassimosom Largest The Newspaper Circulation In The City With The Largest Circulation Circulation In The County • ry United Press International IN OUR 8,2nd,XEAR Murray, Ky.." Monday Afternoon, July 24, 1961, MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXXII No. 172 • (Ilennleerdlyinattyiis oir sk Hammarskjold In Tunisia an Urgent Peace Mission .By PETER D. ROBINSON 'reinforcements were •-• being pet resulting from the French agates- United Press International ashore at Cape Blanc, three miles sion and the necessity to examine • 4. TUNIS, Tunisia MI. — United northwest 'of Bizerte. The report urgently and profoundly the re- Talk To Nation Nations Secretary General Dag tould Mit be confirmed imhrdiate- sults of the appeal of Tunisia to t Hammarskjold arrived in Tunisia ly. the Security Council makes it ne- by air today on an urgent peace - In Cairo the Arab League _eikun- cessary and urgent to exchange mission By ALVIN SPIVAK conference t his week, Salinger amid Tunisian charges that .cil decided today to extend "'all views in a direct', and persdreal a French warship was unloading Manner," Bourguida told him. leitml Pre•••• Istlernall I said. -effective material and military WASHINGTON (ten) —President The President, w h o spent a troop reinforcements near battle- aid" to help Tunisia "by all means It was through Hammarskjold's scarred Bizerte. efforts Kennedy returned to the White weekend with his family at Cape to liberate all its territory of Saturday that the Security Harnmarskjold arrived in. Tunis Ciauncil voted 10-0-with House today and plunged into the Cod, arrived by jet plane at An- French troops." The council agreed France not from Rome aboard a special voting - for an immediate cease- task of finishing his message to drews Air Force Base in nearby flight. to send a first group of volun- at 5:45 p. m. 12:45 p. im. EDT. fire 'between the two forces. ()the nation on how he plans to Maryland at 10:16 a.m. EDT, then teers to Tunisia "in a matter of Tunisian sources said that French days." with Order Ceasefire meet Communists threats in Ber- took a helicopter to the House. others to follow soon Both stries promptly sent _word lin and around the globe. Kennedy had no official calling afterward. Harnmarskjold toward Tu- to their tenons to stop firing. By Kennedy still has "quite a way list for the day. During the week- flew Wounded Girl Crawls nis via Zurich and Rome to try that time the French had taken to go" on the radio-TV 'address end at Hyannis Port, he spent to arrange pease between Tunisia all the key plaints they needed to scheduled for delivery -al40-sern. some of the time relaxing but also Over Two Miles After from and France before new fighting maintain the security of their big Tuesday shis-office, a worked on the decisions he .key Father Kills Family can break out over the disputed naval and air Complex and the Spokesman said— • -- will announce this week. Bizerte naval base and the Sa- shooting stopped,'Nexcept for iso- Ii "I would say it's got to go With a radio-TV address sched- MIDLAND, Tex. lupe — A 15- hara. lated incidents. \ through ieveral more drafts," said uled for Tuesday at 10 p.m. EDT, year old girl with a bullet in her Hammarskjold's plane landed at Today the French \remained in Pierre Salinger, the President's and a message to Congress planned stomach crawled almost two-and- Rome at 3'06 p. m., 10:06 a. m. control of the strategic areas of ...press secretary. He estimated the for Wednesday, Kennedy neared a a-half miles early today and told EDT. the city they had seized and show- Wspeech would run 4,000 words and for deadline deciding _upon detail- a neighbor that her father had A Tunisian government official no signs of withdrawing to utes to deliver. ed ste s to carry out a basic inten- killed her four brothers and sis- estimated today alniost 1.000 Tu- the" base comptex itself, ac,,, the Alter las -talk, tinn to egerns4 bc.suet-- send legislative .proposals to Con- ters. Then he turned the gun an nisians were killed in the battle Security Council had proposed. threat* on Berlin. Fgensh gress Wednesday to. carry out the un C _ government wvrges proposal taistacrease hLs- ATTEMPT TO SAVE-SPACE CAPSULE FAILA A helicopter hovers tinove Liberty Bell 7 defense build-up he has decided space "Daddy sh ot the boys," the wounded were near death in'ssIli- Paris said—Frentti (Mos wauddr------billion defense budget by $2 to $3 capsule- aft& Aitt-M-aut--Virgia--frrona-nad—beest_oorrvi,ed Iri iL TheLicopter to order. was Ito pick the_ cap- wounded girt, Louise Kinsey, IS, zerte's regional hospital. The Rfi- stay where they were until this\ billion; increase of perhaps 100,000 sule up and take it to the waiting carrier Randolph, but had to jettison it Tunisian government gave when it threatened to said. cial warned of the danger of epi- a for- Kennedy will not hold a news in the existing. manpower ceilings pull the copter into the water. The capsule sank in water almost 3 miles in depth, taking ,with it The neighbor called the sheriff's demics in Bizerte. mal pledge -guaranteeing free cir- of the armed forces; active bigger valuable information contained in its instruments and film taken of Gr "urn's flight. office-. When sheriff's' deputies Hammarskjold left New York by culation between the base installa- draft %totes: callups of some re- reached the Kinsey home, they air Sunday night in response to tions." —.Hijacked U.S. sercials and guardsmen in special- found the five bodies of Louise's en urgent appeal from President Tunisia, seeking to force France ized fields—all appeared to be part brothers and sisters and the fath- Habib - Bourguiba for him to come from the base which - it retained of the picture at present. Several Die In Attempi To illiams New er, Fred Milton Kinsey, 58, a far- to Tunis -as soon as possible." after granting Tunisian independ- But many specifics still were mer. The secretary general landed in ence in 1956. set up blockades Airliner Lands being worked out. Justice of the Peace David M. Zurich this morning to pick up an around the base Wednesday. The Kennedy spent a major part of Escape Weekend Heat Wave Ellis found a note, onthe table, aide, Piero Spinelia. and then French broke the blockade with his two and a half day weekend Assistant To which said in part: "The kids continued to to Tunis via Rome. heavy fighting Friday and Satur- at Cape Cod working -on drafts day ant took up forward positions In Cuba Today on . • -- go.-They'll have a better "The Jetty* of The situation ids Tuesday talk, conferring about Sy Unbolt Press International City' high of 73 Saturday was a life. Mother is.. coming." to proket the scattered installa- It by telephone with aides- in MSC Ellis did not rule immediately tions'. MIAMI I.Pasterners loosened their col. record for the date. President /VA — An Eastern Al5-.1 Washington, and combing througtr Mother, Five Children Pear Mem Fighting lines pilot WI and mopped their foreheads Severe rains and lightning on the manner of death of Kinsey flying 33 passengers'numerous policy recommendations. Efforts to arrange a truce meet- and today under the oppression pf a the Kansas City areaobout mid- and his children. But deputy sher- In Apartment Fire kiur other crewmen on a rou- The President kept his Die ing between the top French and White sultry. weeklong heat wave. night. Storms severed utility lines Five new appointments to the iffs said Kinsey shot the children • *tine domestic flight was forced at House schedule bare of formal Tunisian officials in Bizerte col- - - ap- New York City's temperature and felled trees north of St. Jo- Murray State College faculty and and committed suicide. gunpoint today to land at Havana. By PETER J. CRONIN lapsed over protocol and there poihtments today, leaving all his headed back into the muggy 90's seph, Mo., and more than an inch staff have been announced by He was fqpnail in a front bed- A U.S. Air Force jet interceptor ,..United Press International were fears fighting would break time open for conferences with for the seventh consecutive day. of rain fell in brief periods at Pres. Ralph H. Woods. room with the bodies of two of his followed the commandeered plane LOWELL. Mass. NH- A heroic out again without either side aides and officials of various agen- The mercury hit 93 Sunday and Concordia, Kan, and Waterloo, Wayne Williams has been ap- sons. He was slumped on a couch to the three-mile limit off Cuba :mother .perished with five of her wishing it. cies on his Tuesday speech and the city's Jones Beach, one of the Iowa. pointel executive assistant to with a pistol in his hand. A rifle but was powerless to stop the ab- 110 children early today when The Tunisia-n government said Wednesday message nation's largest. closed its gates At Tippecanoe Lake in Koscius- President Woods, Charles L. Obert hanging over the door between duction. 'flames mushroomed through a 670 Tunisians had been killed and at mid-afternoon because there ko County, Indiana. a windstorm to teach business. Eugene Shan- the kitchen and a back bedroom, dingy, tenement building. 1.115 wounded between Wednesday was no more room on the sands. first believed to have been a tor- bacher t teach industrial arts, where the other t w o children The three story frame structure night, when the *hooting started, WASHINGTON tPI — Th. At least 11 persona- drowned nado injured three persqns. de- Jarties V. Fee to teach were found, had been fired but Post Office speech, was turned into a mass of flames and the ..cease-fire Saturday night. United States demanded today trying to escape the heat .in the stroyed —two house trailers and and. Carl S. Boers_ to jammed. teach mu- within minutes. Firemen and The French so far have report- that Cuba immediately release New York metropolitan area over damaged 10 others. Winds flatten- sic. Killed were J. D. Kinsey, 17, a would-be rescuers never had a ed only 13 of their own dead. 0 hijacked Eastern Air Linea plane the weekend. Twelve persons ed a two-car garage and blew a Williams has worked for the Johnny, 13. Jay 8, and Lilly, 7. chance to sate any of those trap- together with its passengers and Honors Former drowned in Pennsylvania. 16-foot boat out of the lake into Division of Soil and Water Re- The children's mother lives in ped inside. Crew. The heat hung over the east a backyard. sources, Kentucky Department of Fort Worth. Twenty-two residents, most of The request was relayed to from the Mississippi Valley to the Cooling weather cut the imme- Conservation for the last nine They sa id apparently. Louise them children...fled to safety. Four Faculty Recital Cuba through the Swiss govern- Employees Atlantic Ocean. There was a pro- diate foresa fire threat in Oregon years. Ile holds a Bachelor's de- awakened when she heard the peresons were injured but not ser- ment since this country has bro- mise of thundershowers. but little but a prospect of lightning stm-ms gree from Murray State and a first ?hots and tried to run into iously. Two firemen suffered mi- ken off diplomatic relations with chance of tmmediate relief. The harassed fire fighters in Cali- Master's degree from the Univer- the bathroom. She was shot once nor injuries. The annual staff dinner for At College On the Castro regime. a State De- U. S. Weather Bureau said the fornia. sity of Kentucky. Before joining in the stomach, then managed to Most of the occupants escaped the Murray post office employees partment spokesman said. East was "in for another scorch- the soil conservation service, he get the bathroom door closed be- over ladders which had been prop- was held Thursday evening at the er." was a high school teacher. hind her, and jump out of a win- against the house by workmen Triangle Inn. ped s Midsummer storms, scsme trad- U.S. To Attempt Orbit Obert has a B. S. degree in dow. painting the dwelling. Police said Wednesday The Miami control tower said Norman Klapp acted as toast- ing torando tunnels. tumbled over business from the University of She ran across fields and down the death toll might have gone he plane, a prop-jet Electra. land- masfer Certificates of merit were Of Platform Soon parts of the Great Plains and Colorado and a M. S. decree from a -country road barefouted to get much higher if the ladders had 'wed safely at Havana's Jose Marti presented to former employees Roman Prydatkevytch, Middle West eastward through the University rif Kentucky. • He help from a neighbor. not been available. Airport. 4 who recently retired. Honored CAPE CANAVERAL UPli The sand Jack Gardner, pianist, are Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and has also done -additional graduate The' victims were Mrs. Mattie "The ship was eqmmandeered," were Harry I. Sledd. former United States will -open a new presenting 4 Chamber Music Re- post-. Virgin ma. work at UK. Ile has worked with Merllonan, 49. her sons, *Gee. 4. an Eastern spokesman said. master; Laymon Neale and era in its exploration of the moon cital on Wednesday, July 26th. 8:15 C. B. A heavy thunderstorm disrupted Chrysler Corp.. National Cylinder William James. 9. and Bobby Ray The plane, Flight 202. departed Ford, clerks; and Rudy Smith, within a few days by attempting p.m.. at the Recital Hall, Murray electrical service and damaged Gas Co.. and Atlantic Refining 8, and daughters; Ivy, 3 and Pam- Miami at. 9:05 a.m. (EST) and was rural carrier. to put a launching platform into New Concord State G'ollege. roofs in the Kansas City area. Co. ela. 1. Linda, 2, as missing for on the ground at Havana by Those attending were: Will H. orbit and then use it to hurl a SonaLas by J. S. Bach (1685- short- Hail -damaged crops in Iowa and Shanbacher holds the 13.- S. hours and feared dead 'but was ly before II a.m., the control Whitnell, Boyd Linn. W. E. Clark, probe more than 500,000 miles 1750) No. 2 in A major, by W. A. tow- at least five persons were injured degree from Northwestern Okla- finally located. er said. Halton Garner, Thomas Herndon, into space. Mozart (1756-1791) No. 6 in G in severe storms which hit In- homa College,' the M. A. from Resident Dies Mrs. Merthinan made it safely "We don't have Maynard Ragsdale. G. B. .The shot, dubbed -Ranger 1," majdr and the modernistie Second any details right Jones. diana. Colorado State College., and is outside when the fire broke out. novg." a spokesman at Pete Farley, Alfred Young L. ranks as probably the most com- Sonata, in American country style, the tower Heat Fells 75 completing work for the Ed. But she raced back into the blaz- *aid. C. Hendon. Van Valetine, Hillard plex ever tried by the .United Dean S. Locke of the New Con- by Charles Ives (1874-1954) will About 75 persons were treated D. at the Univeriity of Missouri. ing tenentent when she discov- The plane Rogers. Preston Jones, Norman Statea. cord community died today at be performed. The subtitles of the was scheduled to'go for heat exhaustion in a crowd of He has taught in high schools ered some of her children were Klapp. James Swann. Cleo It -probably won't come closer 3:10 a m. at the Murray Hospital, movements cif the last work by one from Miami to Tampa, then to Sykes, 40,000 at a Civil War battle re- and at the University of Missouri. missing. Randolph Story, John Lassiter. than 35,000 miles to the moon with after a year's illness. Mr. Locke iif greatest 'American composers Fort Worth and Dallas. Tex. It enactment at nearby Manassas, Fee holds the B. S. and M. S. She was last seen dashing up a Charles Lamb, Oscar Skinner, its 875-pound space probe, but sci- was 79 years .old. are Autum, In the Barn, and The apparently was diverted tql-favana Va. Unofficial reports put the tem- degrees from Southern Illinois flaming staircase which collapsed Robert Owers„Thomas Bell, Pres- entists hope it will pave the way lk• is survis'ed 'by his wife Mrs. Revival. somewhere between her e and perature at 102. University and the Ph. D. from just as she reached a second floor ton for future shots that will land Mabel Patterson Locke of New Miisic lovers of Murray a n d Tampa. Barrett. Romie Parker, Ted Washington's temperature dipped in- Ohio State. He has had extensive landing. Potts. Rob McCallon. struments on the moon's Concord; two sistem Miss Beatrice neighboring towns are cordially J. W. Young, to 79 degrees around midnight. surface. teaching experience, Police said Mrs. Merllonan ap- Glin Jeffrey. Ed Fenton, Parking Orbit Locke and Mrs. -Lonora E. Jones invited to this interesting concert. Laymon By contrast. the •Great Plains Borers holds Bachelor and parently made it to the third floor. Neal. C. B. Ford, Rudy Smith, The shot will involve putting a both of New Concord, experienced record-breaking 'chill Master of music degrees from grabbed one child and was re- and Harry Sledd. satellite into a "parking orbit" 115 Mr. Locke was a member of the over the weekend. Thunderstorms North Texas State College and tracing her steps when overcome Weather • miles up. then triggering the main Sulpher Springs Methodist Church. Services Today and heavy winds raked Missouri has also done further graduate by the- smoke and flames. She 1s•pare probe from the launching The funeral will be at 3:00 p. m. and Indiana work there. youngster were found For Ken Armstrong p atform at just Tuesday, July 25 at the' Sulphur and the Report 'Kentucky Th mercury dipped , to 49 de- the right time for hallway by fire- News a flight Springs Methodist Church. Burial side-by-side in a grees, 15 degrees istlerw---mirmal deep into space. Funeral services will be - held -4 by Volta/ Prams lakrwalleasi TWIII be in the New Concord ceme- meat. The Soviet Union achieved a f. .r Luther "Ken" Armstrong at Briefs Sunday at Valentine, Neb. Kansas Funeral Rites Held tery. Active pallbearers will he Three other children were crum- space spectacular by using a sim- the Max Churchill Funeral Chapel Tom Nance, John Nance, Locke pled at the door of their room. ilar "parking orbit" technique last For Mother Of Mrs. today at 3 00 m. with Rev. LOCAL WEATHER LEXINGTON, Ky. IN — Ilene Montgomery. Bob Montgomery. The fifth - perished in bed. The Feb. 12. A Russian rocket sent William R Whitlow officiating. Temperahire at 7:00 a. m. .. 70 Gay, 23. Booneville. was report• FIVE DAY FORECAST I. H. Walston Paul Montgorhery, and Charles father, John Sr.. 49. who came Sputnik VIII into a patch around Burial will be in the South Pleas- Relative Humidity 95% rid in "serious" condit.on today Montgomery. here a year ago from Wilson. N. earth, and triggered a 1,418-pound ant Grove Cemetery. High Today 85 with a gunshot wound in the, Friends may call at the J. IP (' . and is uneapployed, was so probe from it. Armstrong. age 67. died Friday Low Tonight 60 right side. Hospital attendants Sy United Press International Churchill _Funeral Home until (he stunned he could not gige police The probe, which Russia called Mrs. Amanda C. Hume of Tay- at his home in Bezel Park, Michi- Pressure Tendency — Falling said she was wounded at Boone LOUISVILLE, Ky. lUld — The funeral hour. Rev 1. L. Jones will hir'coi•rect name. They took it an "automatic interplanetary sta- lorsville, Kentucky. died last kan. His death followed an ex- +40** precipitation is expected 'rill* late Saturday night. advanced forecasts for the five- in charge of the services. from a utility bill in his pocket. • tion." was fired toward the planet Thursday in a Shelbyville Nursing be tended illness: He was a member today with overcast skies and daa' period Tuesday through Sat- His other children. John Jr.. 14, Venus. !tome. She was the mother of of the Free Will Baptist Church changing wind. PIIILADELPIIIA IUPI1 — H. G. urday. by the U. S.. Commerce Mettle Ruth. 13, bale Lee. 11. To Be Tried Thursday Mrs. J. H. Walson of Murray. in Royal Oak. Bile, a former member of the Department Weather Bureau: , and Christine, 10, sat huddled • The Ranger I shot, first of a Sub-District M.Y.F. Active pallbearers are: Fred An- Western Kentucky — Consid- U. S. Forest Service at Berea. Ky., Temperatures for the period will Other survivors were:three sans, about their father sobbing in the Series of five \vith which U. S. sci- derson. J. B. Armstrong. Thomas erable cloudiness, continued warm died on a golf course of a heart average near the normal of 77 de- John Hume, Taylorsville. uubert To Meet At Lake pre-dawn darkness. John and Dale entists hope to end three years of I.ee Armstrong. Lancie Morris, and humid with scattered. showers attack during the weekend. Hite grees above seasonal normals Hume, Maysville. Kentucky, and were treated for minor injuries. in moonshot, frustrations, will he tried Marion or thundershowers, mostly in the and his family came here from eastern Kentucky. Ben Hume of Cincinnati; two White, Jr.. and Cordell t. about Thursday if everything goes The Murray subalistriet M. Y. F. Phillips. afternoon and evening, today, to- Kentucky last ,February. Louisville normal extremes 89 daughters, Mrs. Jack Briscoe, Tay- according to plan. But _sources will hold its regular meeting on The Max Churchill Funeral night and Tuesday. High today 87 and 67 degrees. lorsville, -Mrs. Harold Coblenta of said there was "a 'possibility" the Judy 27 at 7 30 p. m. at the Pavi- !tome had charge of the arrange- to 90, low tonight near 70. QUIET WEEKEND Only minor fluctuations New Paris, Ohio; 12 grandchildren Calloway, Capsule in tem- launching might be delayed. lion of Kentucky Lake. ments. 'Temperatures at 5 a. m. (EST).: perature, due chiefly to and five greatgrandehildren. variations One more Ranger shot will be An interesting program has been Elliouisville 73. Paducah 72. Lexing- City Judge Jake Dunn reported in cloudiness. Rainfall will aver- 'attempted this year, and its job Funeral services were held at planned. life members are asked Until the railroad was built. NOW YOU KNOW too 70, Bowling Green 70, HoP-' today that all was quiet in the age about one inch, with locally will be virtually the same as that the Taylorsville Baptist Church to bring food to share in the pic- Murray suffered as an inland vil- By United Press International kinsville 70. London 69 and Cov- city over the weekend. heavier amouhts occurting in scat- of Ranger I. In the final three Saturday at 2:30. Those attending nic supper. . lage from the stand point of com- The 120 ton Queen of the West. ington 72. City police picked up one drunk. tered thundershowers throughout shots in the series, next year. U. from Murray were: Mr. and Mrs. The sub-district council urges munications. and when Garfield a wooden schooner built in Eng- Evaseville. Ind . 72. There were no accident reports the week, most preyalent in the S. scientists will try direct hits on Milton Walston. Mrs. Jack Dodd. all members to attend this meet- was elected the town did not land in 1849. is the oldest ves- Huntington, W. Va., 72. received. late afternoon or early at night. the moon. and Tom Walston. ing, know about it for two weeks. sell on Lloyd's register,

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PAOE 4 TWO 1 , LEDO= ik TIMES — MUARAY, ICEN'ItICKT THE LEDGER & TIMES MONDAY — .11'1,Y 2-i-, ,-1961 -r • • PUBLISHED by LEDGER k TIMES • Consnlidation PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc.. of the Marra' Ledger, The - Calloway Time.., and Cause Unexpected Octal:ter The Trouble 20, 1928, and the West In Pennant I. 1942. Kentuckian, January Race

JAM E With Performance C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER a Frank Robinson And Norm Cash We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, or Letters ,to the Editor By FRED DOWN Public Voice items svhich, in our opinion, losing streak In their opener when terest of are not for the best in- ailed rreua Isdereatioeal the last 4I/3 innings, picked up our readers. As Jerry Lynch hit his second homer Sieve Bilko's two-run'homtr andlp they've been repeating all his sixth win for the Cuba.' season, of the game in the ninth inning. sacrifice fly. Harry Bright halt- NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: who expected the Detroit Pumpsie Madison WALLACE WITMER CO., 1501) Cincinnati then hammered Green doubled, home ered for the Senators, who were Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; Time Tigers a n d Cincinnati Reds out 15 Stephenson & Life Bldg., New York. tb hits to the tying run and Gary held to nine Bldg., Detroit, Mich. N.Y.: cause so much trouble make it a breeze for Jim Geiger hits by Ted Bows- in the 1961 singled home the winner field pennant races? O'Toole to win his ninth game in as the and Tom Morgan, Saiferr at the _ Red Sox rallied Post Ofile, Murray, Kentucky, for the nightcap. Robinson had in the ninth to transmission as But then, they might also ask, a beat the Second.,Class Matter homer and a Yankees, who, went ahead who ever thought-that Norm Cash singlein---the- first - SUBSCRIPTION game and a homer on Elston Howard's two-run RATES: By Carrier in Murray. and Frank Robinson would sud- arid a ninth nisaith 85c. per week 20e, per in the second -inning homer. Don Schwall In Calloway and adjoining counties, denly blossom into two game. eihere, per year, $3.50; else- of the most went the distance for $5.50. •feareel sluggers Cash's two-run single capped a the Red Sus in the majors? to raise his reCord • The four-run ninth-inning rally to 10-2 while ---M ON II A) 4") Reds and Tigers have a that Bud Daley _11)( enabled the Tigers to suffered his 11th loss long way to go before they reach win their against first game and nine wins, the promised land of the World then drove in five Series runs with two doubles but it's hard to see how and two Chicago Sweeps Baltimore singles as the Tigers anybody is going to beat out won a mara- Ten Years Ago thon second game Roy Sievers drove Today Robinson.and Cash for the year's which took a in three runs record three with two Ledger & Times File Most Valuable Player Awards. hours and 54 min- homers and Turk Lown utes. A record pitched scoreless Both turned in sensational per- 21 pitchers saw ball over the last •• Mrs. action in two innings .\. Wily iformances Sunday when_the Red the lung doubleheader. enabling the White 'int& arid- Tigers swept - Strx to complete a three-game herr' In doubleheaders. The streaking Milwaukee :7A)e The Reds' Braves sweep of the Orioles. Cal McLish is iiirvivel.by'a daughter, .Mrpi. Jack victories boosted their whipped the • Frost of Louis, National , won his sixth game ville and Murray. League lead to 11 games 11-4 fur the White and 5-4, the Los :Angeles Sax hits nre &ACE IN THE U.S., Arnold'Palmer gives his brand new Brit- while -the Tigers' wins 'enabled -lack Fisher -lost- leis -hTnntmgdf concrete strurturc ' lab Open Dodgers edged out the St. Louis ninth to pre- golf Utle cup a good shine. Wife Winnie bolds. Ihem_to reclaim'first place genie for-the Orioles. _cut rfrrnmistrntrqt in the Cardinals, 2-1, and the Chicago • by a half game. the _birth' of Lowell l'ainitir. iiceordif* Cubs t o pp e'd the Philadelphia Harmon Killebrew hit his 30th Ceiiiity Agent Robinson hammered Ph7llies, S. V. Foy. o u t four 11-5, in the other Na- homer and Bob Allison and Ted hi-ts, including 'a double tional ----• • .11'hr'lturray's and two League games. Lepcio also homered to lead an Crusade 1:cir Christ evangelistic meet- homers,,and stretched imn_c_bpgaii Sunday his conse- Boston Beata yahkees 11-hit Minnesota attack that back- at the-American Legion 'Hall. it was cutive game hitting streak to In other ed • --annotincest 18 American League ac- up Pedro Ramos' six-hit pitch- today by 11. It, Osborne. games as the Reds tion, minister for the whipped the the Boston Red Sox beat ing. Barry Latman, tagged for four Seventh-Day Ailyeilijs1 Church San Francisco Giants, fit Murray. 6-5 and 11- the , 5-4, the runs in as many innings, suffered 'About sixty 2. Cash, meanwhile, t-ii boys alai deltlizeil the Ledger colleeted five Chicago White Sox defeated the his first defeat for Cleveland - & hits, after DIXIE BACKING - Sheryl Tunes today when Th. v Carne for including a homer, and drove Baltimore Orioles, 5-2, nine straight it visit to see how the the Min- victories. Smith, 10, of North Miami daily paper is published in eight runs to. lead the Tigers nesota Twins routed each day. They were accompanix the Cleveland Beach, Fla., sports two Con- • eft bv: John Harrison, to 6-4 and 17-14 triumphs over Indians, 10-0, and Tjbe Angels scored their fourth - II .V1.isor. S V. Foy and Miss the Los Angeles federate flags as backing • Harland Howland. the Kansas City Athletics. Angels topped straight victory a n d ran their t he Washington for her tennis briefs in Jack- NATIONAL LEAGUE Robinson leads Senators, 8-3. drive to 17 wins in their last 24 Cleveland 53 45 .541 the NL with 84 sonville, Fla., where she - • W. 1. Ks. 10 runs games with* 10-hit WM G.R. Baltimore 51 Patted in. is tied for the lead attack led Cinch:1112U 58 37 .611 45 .531 II ----Ed Mathews and Joe Torre .t _wl-&-h--28-harners and is second in had Los Xii-g-Oeti- 56 38 .596 four hits each to lead nt Ch4esg"--Boston batting average with a .345 mark. a `14-hit San Francisco 49 44 .527 8 -59- 45 41-53 ITT459 -11821.- attack that enabled Milwaukee's Wasksington Cash tops the AL with a .366 Milwaukee 47 42 53 .442 191 av- Bob Buhl 43 .522 81 erage and 91 runs to win his seVenth game Pittslaurgh Los Angeles 42 54 .438 batted in and 44 43 .506 10 20 also has and Lee Maye drove in three runs Minnesota 40 connected for 27 homers. gt7Louis 44 48 .478 121 55 .421 21.1 in the nightcap as thee Braves Kansas City Snap Losing Streak Chicago 39 53 .424 171 34 60 .362 27 stretched their winning streak The -Reds snapped a six-game to Philadelphia Sunday's Results five straight games Keep 29 60..326 /<< Your 26 and nine wins Pretty Cottons; Detroit 6 Kansas. City Sunday's Results 4. 1st -in- 10 games. The Braves moved Detroit 17 Kansas New •York 11 Cincinnati 6 San Fran. 5, 1st City; 14, 2nd Boston 9 past the Pirates into fourth place Boston 5 New York_ Detroit at Kansas City, Cincinnati 11 San Fran. 2. 2nd ppd., rain in the NL as a result of a lour- Minnesota 10 _Chicago II Philadelphia 5 Cleveland 8 Today's Games game sweep. bke New Chicago Detroit All Summer... 5 Baltimore 2 at Los Angeles, night •, Los Angeles 2 St. Louis 1 Los Angelesji_Kashingion 3 Only game scheduled. Johnny Podres, aided by LarrY i.te - ilwaukee 5 Pittsburgh 2. 2nd Tomo-art ..am.* joiug relief, In- • Saturday's Results- - Chica_go at New creased his Sassarelsy's Resets York, 2, twi.,nig-ht season record to 12-2 Mod ihini Wishing! - Los Angeles 7 Washington & - t•- rt .101T-i-•.7" Milwaukee 5 Pittsburgh Bosass•Ist Balt47intalite; night Jur__the Dodgem-Ron tairly con— 4 Cleveland 4 Minnesota 0 Los Angeles Washington at Minnesota, night tributed a double and a single to 411. 5 S:. Louis 4 Chicago 7 Baltimore 4. 1st Cleveland Kansas City, the Dodgers' scoring innings while San Francisco. a Cineirmau 3 Chicae-t night _ 11 Baitimoie 2. -2nd -DerriTiT -Ii- -Stan Musial singled cPhi4delphia 6 Chicago 5 U-Los Angeles, night home a run - that deprives:I_ Padre& .Today's Games at-a shutout. _°"_ Send Your line. CmcninaTi- Milwaukee. at night Your Don Zimmer hit two harness and Only Checklist for Boating Safety Cottons to game .scheduleCL George Altman and Ed Ziouchee Our Tuesday's Games one each as the Cubs dealt Phila- St Louis at Chicago delphia's Art Mahaffee his 13th SANITONE Los Angeles at Philadelphia. night defeat. Don Elston, who pitched San Fran. at Pittsburgh, night, "Cotton Clink" Cintinnati at Milwaukee, night

AMERICAN LEAGUE w I. I. G.& Detroit 62 34 .646 *MOTU New York -60 33 .643 I • ENDS EASTERN STANDARD TIME on h NOW! TUESDAY the day of the opening of bids.1 MALE: A change of $2.06 will be made for eacn proposal. Remit- SUMMER SALE tance must accompany request for REPORTS TO .1FIC - Ast: snai:t ViNtl hair wet from pr ,posal torms..yefunds will nof cik.rik.ng A•.ant:c. tasks via radiotelephone to President be made 4or any reason. Kennedy -ireasietfiatt.y after Any Garment IV) he .was taken atinard he Randolph. Price The Presicient-rre....ronilated Gri;sa.:rn and Further'- information, bidding expressed "g:eat pleas- . ure and satulaction" on proposals. et retell.. will be furn- the'succers of his flight into space. Millions of Americans have discovered WITH SIMILAR ished upon application to the the a new world of fan nel GARMENT AT REG. PRICE es nation's waterways. Boating is even more Frankfort Office. The his mate fun if the skipper, Com•nonwealh HIV is re- and the. whole ccrew know their craft is properly ((lush and Carry Of Kentucky r.,,r1r.eriy 1938% served Here's a equipped: -- Main Plant Indy) and Dr.vewiky be- to reject any andNil bids checkliert on the items of booting equipment recommended Department •..s-een North by marine safety Of M gnways 15:h Street and North and tb waive technicalities. experts. How does your bust check out? Matti..tb Contractors 16th Street, at Murray State Col- NOTE: Please_ do C (a) & (b) life O (e) lege. a distance of 0.367 mile. not call De- presets fire ‘. 0 (i) alcopcss Sios:saii-brd• partment mg de% ice extinguisher ot r•ce:ved by Grade. Drain and of Highways for lists of for every Ll (k) fender' -- Bituminous 0 (f) first aid kit Dri.ortm, nt I H.ghways at C-nerce Surface contract,irs purchasing proposals. passenger Li (I) bilge pun* uses I , ID (g) tool kit [_) (in) paddle SHIREYNMICIAINE o:f.ci. Frank' r' Kentucky. Inteiested pers.- n5 max secure this 0 (e) proper lighting BOONE'S Tne atLention if prospective a, (Ii) anchor [I (ii) Eashlighill A M E., •• Standard information by calling in person (dl born or "chisel* biadits is called to the preqvialifi. at o (i) lure U (a) Cascara LAURENCE HARVEY ; • /` the Department ntitighways, • Ntiftist, rt:eurirements, necessity for 'It•LAUNDRY 1961 . cf ,clessign_Ersiik-forii-Ken- Kitepjloating a Sal. Family, Recreation JACK HAWKINS & CLEANERS % pou. , r.L tuckr. where lballtfostrfill tar toe the special provisions covering the lists will be made • :-rsor the available Ofiserrygationat r.' subletting or assigning for their examination. Safe Boating Wook--uly 241, r/oix 1 the con- 7901 f fr Cal c.ay County. SP 16-143, tract and- the Department's re- Department of Highways N t. Steel gulation wnich prohibits the is- Frankfort, Kentucky 1 HOUR SERVICE Stns.. xtenclini uance of proposals after 1100 A.M. July 13. 1961 Ledger & Times' FREE! FREE 1111111111/4L ON For Kids In The SMITH-CORONA COMPACT Murray Area BRAND NEW7- One FREE ride on the Merry-Go-Round COMPACT7 One FREE ride on the Funland Express (Our Scale Model Diesel Train) — FUL! IIUTY FULLY ELECTRIC Just Bring This Ad To . FOR YOUR OFFICE

OlDrIMERS EAS °•41"•••1,•1. ••• •I•cttic efCce trpor.:1., t. AT COBS RITES -Two of baseball's greats, Mickey C,x:hrana (I'M and Ray Ii talk, pause before entering ear ••• et egrarefiee, pr;of perfect rotteffs •rd 'In Cornelia, Ga.. after voi funeral of Ty Cobb. Both tertreft coorPty et larger &octets Corbrans and I. • truly corepect Schalk w, re catchers for the Detroit Tigers, TERM' Cobb's home 1,, eh. erechse. .14h. Ca.r;•ge, F,II site Ireyboorel to do a I- ilk was a t, an.n.ate of Cobb's- ego- Mil defs frftc• 5yp;e9. Choke of inrcut;•• tip• CALL g21Pr,. "the happiest place in town" Ledger & Times MURRAYALOAN CO; piducah, kentucky- PL 3-1916 Irdipigmhe PIC eivoun tio•s.ewass LOAN 00.g WHERE IT'S.fiAL IN FUN!

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24, -IA 40-N44241`--==---MtY LIEJTIEH & TIMES. MTTRRAY. KENTUCKY FAGE THREE Race slaughter yearlings 320.10-21.60; Federal State Market Good and Choice 300-500 lb. _ slaughter calves $20.25-23.75; Util- News Service ity and Commercial cows $13.00- 15.10; Canner and Cutter $9.10- Murray, Ky. Tuesday July 18, 13.90; Utility and Commercial o-run'honstr an& 1961. Murray Livestock Co. bulls $17.10-18.30; Good and rry Bright hom- RECEIPTS: HOGS: 64: CATTLE Choice 300-600 lb. stock steers iators, who were and CALVES: 491: SHEEP: 50: $23.10-25.10; Medium $19.75-22.- s by Ted Bows- HOGS: Receipts most lih mixed 75; New Good 400-500 lb. stock organ. Hoyt Roberts,' PLaza grade butchers. Steady AELP WAN1EI) l l week. No phone calls or write-ins 3-3924; Jim- 11er. 50, heifers 321.80-21.90; Good 600-700 FOR SALE my RIckinan, PLaie 3-5344. j26c lower. U.S. No. 1,2 and 4, barrows accepted. Apply in person July 24, * lb. feeder steers _421.50-2.1;10; 25, and gilts -180-230 lb. $14:150;.. 185 Out 25 betvi4en 5:00 a. m. and OAL' 77117,7ACE. GOOD ALLI CHALMER Mechum md Good stock cow with CONTACT SALESMAN CON- TRACTOR lb. $17.00; 260-285 lb. wanted. I 12:00 noon, at 2093 Beltline High- ditiun. 316.25-17.00; el- 3106.00-175.00 per head; Can May be had uy removing with disc, plow and cultivator. No make in excess of $150.00 a way, Paducah, 2 and 3 sows 275-485 lb. BABY CALVES: - Kentucky. J-24-C same. See at 1400 Hughes Ave. Phone HU 9-2497 or see Mrs. Allie Around 25 head $1240-13.75; 39.00-34.00 - --•---- July 24-C Harrell. per head; 126P CATTLE and CALVES: Receipts VEALERS: Mostly 31.00 lower; BY OWNERS. PLANT AND WHITE ,CRUSHED mostly cows, stuck I. • YOUR GIFT ROCK 'AND steers and Choice 325.00-26.75; Good 24.75- MURRAY-CALLOVVAY COUNTY shop located Mixed slaughter on highway 68 at masonry. sand. Hill Gardner or yearlings: Cows 26.00; Standard 321.00-24.25; Cadiz, Kentucky. Doing nice bus- Fred Gardner, mostly 25 lower. Other Call PLaza 3-2528 classes SHEEP: Utility and Good 68-99 iness. Business established or steady-Standard 14 PLaza 3-5319. j26nc and Good slaugh- lb. slaughter lambs 312.50-1525; ter years. Interested person contact steers 319.90-21.75; Standard Cull to Choice FOUR LAKE LOTS LOCATED slaughter ewes Mable or Rebecca Peal, Telephone IN and Good 500-700 lb. mixed $2 50-5.75; BUSINESS 522-11239 the Curt Phillips sub-division in or LA 2-8251. J-27-C Marshall County. fakKE PROY'ERTY FOR SALE: 24 TWO ROOM COTTAGE Located caOSSWORD Answer to acres on black-top. 3 cabins al- in Ptne Bluff Shores sub-division. PUZ7113. Saturday's Puzzle Sale ready built, good well. Owner has price $2250.00. ACROSS j 30-In bed AUTOMATION-Here is a picture chart of the findings of a DIRECTORY -T.V.A. -boat duck lease at Whip- ON E OF KENTUCKY LAKE'S 1-1nclined 11-Eversrean 2110 MOMMO NON Mouse Labor Subcommittee which investigated the effect rt tree OMEi of per Will Ci •,e on Wild-Cat Creek finest resorts, located 14 miles --eoa.lway OWMUO ONN automation on unemployment As you can see, production 11-Earth (Poets' MOM OMEN only 8 miles from Murray. east of Murray. This resort -uHeenauda . flavor _ NOM tiventway up while employment Slid down. (Central One of has geoafr 1206 -FrenchTpI WOO Press) eight room l,2 tals ib* @MOS the most popular fishing areas units, a lodge, numer- maples SOMM MON umma ADDING on lake ous boats and motors, 13-Arrow MACHINES and the closest to Murray. a boat dock, P013011. 22-Pronoun MEM DOE 02=2 • OFFICE $14,000.00. Inquire about, terms. shop and all necessary equipment 33-Skin =MOT BMG1112 AND TYPEWRITERS SUPPLIES . Paso aliment GMBEIM NEW NEW LISTING: GOOD LIVE- _1(7-efficiently operate a lake re- 15-0:ctrineerneded 34-Stir up CMG UOM JET-ROCKET & 4 S.Mes A Sonde* Lednr & Times Pl. 3-1916 17-1Ian's 2.5-Symbol toe WRSIO EMU MORI stuck farm, 110 acres. 50 acres surt. Has its own sewerage, water ruthenium GUIDED Ledger & Times .... PL 3-1916 nickname 21-Nolse MUNCH! BOO MISSILE INDUSTRY fenced with four strand barb wire and gas systems. OEM • tumor,' 30-Mend MEMO LIMO OIL DISTRIBUTORS and Sowed to permanent pasture. TUCKER REAL ESTATE, 592 1233.--Cei 33-Australia; ; ODD aaamm 1812 Men and Women ppupedrnaledhae bird MO - Sheryl DRUG STORES Maple, phone PL 3-4342. ltc WU2 ompo moo Spting creek runs through farm. 21- European 33-Heat WANTED "lb° TRAIN FOR ! North Ky. Lake Oil Co. .... PL 3-1323 36-Scold 544 PERMANENT POSITIONS WITH Miami Scott Drugs .. New modern .• ‘• SECURITY PL 3-2547 pole barn 30'•x 40', 5 V.-Teutonic 36-More AND LUCRATIVE PAY AS JET ports two Can- FRYERS (5N humorous 47-01d - St-Consumes -GAS TURBINE Jobbers Shell 011 Products room residence, good well. Asking FOOT -_.40 EACH deity Testament AND TURBO-PROP ENGINE a+ as backing 23-Et.umerate 41-Falled L6-Rner to MECHANICS AND SPECIAL- 41AFMNARE STORES price $5800.00 Claude L. Miller at Murray Hatchery .... J-24-C 43-Swords .I (abbr.) Wales ISTS, SPECIALIZING briefs In Jack- of -I IN ANY'ONE OF THE -Real--Estate & Insurance respect man's 49-Wanders VI-Be in debt FOLLOWING: where fltarlu Phones dummietake 69 AIRLINE, AIRCRAFT, AUTOMOTIVE, she won PL3-5064 II-Stiteh 150-ConJunctlon -Ocean TRUCKING, OR MA- & PL3-3059 J-24-C 14- A:.;-A state 60-Ile RINE INDUSTRIES, foment. • PAINT STORES Wanted To Rent for 51-Military mistakes IN ADDITION TO ROCKETS (abbr.) • asahitant tri-Near GUIDED AND INSURANCE SIX WEANING PIGS. 8 WEEKS 35-1.ap- MISSILES. Tidwell Paint Store PL 3-3080 67-shrive clock rrazee, Melugin & Holton old. Call PLaza 3-1893. j26c 2 OR 3 BEDROOM la-Parent 2 3 7 9 HOUSE. Pre- a 10 11 TRAINED MEN CAN EARN Gen. trolloq.) AS MUCH OR MORE, Insurance PL 3-3415 NICE BRICK HOUSE fer outside city limits. Call PLaza 40-Shatie LOCATED tree ;2 13 14 5150 PER WEEK PRINTING 3-4529. j29nc 42-Weaken at 1103 Main Street, Only 14 44•More refined FREE LIFETIME LADIES READY TO WEAR 15 le 17 PLACEMENT SERVICE Ledger & lames PL blocks from Murray grade and 46- NI Wen loved 18 Littleton, PL 3-4623 3-1916 NICE FURNISHED by Zeit* high school. Has 11 baths, extra HOUSE FOR H.S. DIPLOMA NOT NECESSARY winter 41-Flewer 20 21 22 large shady lot, any .reasonable school term. Preferrably E xperi en ee available 53-Cut at SItORT TRAINING RESTAURANTS hid will be considered. middle of September. meat 4 PERIOD WIlsEr -MY!' INTERFERE ly SALES A SERVICE Roberts 54- Pronoun 26 :127 PRESENT WITH Write Ralph Slow, 2302 Glenwood, 55-Paid notice EMPLOYMENT. S.MALL South Side Restaurant Realty, 505 Main, PLaza 3-1651; BUDGET TERMS WILL Bell's TV & Ref. Ser. . PL 3-5151 Elrado, Illinois. j29p U- lbs try ye 30 31 BE ARRANGED. AGES 61-Frult drink 17-55. SEE IF YOU CAN QUALIFY! "Fresh Cat Fish" 62-Greup of SEND COUPON, POSTCARD, 34 37 OR LE'TtER WITH • I FOR RENT •thlotee INFORMATION SAME TYPEWRITER RENTAL 64-Pitcher TODAY TO HOFFMAN AIRCRAFT SERVME-STATIONS----wrocut-SASIST NOTE -E.BOX-924t„.- INSTI- Daytona tegel - - ces Florida. Two bed-room furnished 4$ 49 ASBL: C M ETF.:R Y. THOSE in-' --SI-Iliad Dart - home. lacla hall block 14%• Name from ocean trrested in, the up keep of Asbury DOWN ',30 •.4 beach. Phone PL 3-2'731. T-F-C 51 Cemetery send contributions to 1-Rodent Street Ellis Wrather 3-high card 54 35 (treasurer), Almo, 3-Males Ky. City R. _1. . • lp 4-Sharn 61 ,t1 nd Your Fine. Ai;# 5-Call on ).67 ‘s-631 37 64 CLEAN t-hateinat• State - CARPETS WITH OUR art irle 65 mons to Our Car VI:5h 46 2467„. chase of rllPr y Distr. by Phone Blue Lustre Shampoo. from Laded Feature Syndkata. be. sot - Crass Furniture C,tinearijr." j26c Hours at home ANITONE from _ _ to Clinic" EDMOND ,:ottimi ‘y HAMILTON. FOR TRADE =MI/ paldhlaa ro"--7----IRRVCRAR.JE . by Tama Boots: g um ter riarxess mallow Cattbsta St Emend= apris BROLN,BOTI FEEL WHAT A BITTER BLOW!JUST MOUSE FOR TRADE. A 6 ROOM THAT PLA*6 THE OM OUR TEAM 045 e€661N IN6 Clayshire brick at PIANO 15 TO LEARN TO CHAPTER 2552 Clay Street MORE (L)CRK TOGETHER. 24 tory :,ay that well smooth in Paducah, valued IMPORTANT I HAVE THOUGHT It very old, very worn, crumbling at Cost of $13,- THAN some- out with his people all right 000, far trade \ BASEBALL! ei i times if around the edges. A column for a house in Mur- that we have allowed he'll lead us to the city." ray. L an had fallen here, a facade was it ok it over, write or see me old legend to cramp and Thrayn looked troubled when at the address t stifle us." Thrayn weathered and cracked there. listed or telephone told the men he heard that *1 can't! me from Earth. My From a few of them, a soft any evening after 8:00 p.m., A deep spark came people have not thought into of the, ruddy light like lamplight had Paducan 442-2198. his ey^s as he spoke. "I Llorn for a long j26c time, but now begun to show, but have seer the Hall of Suns. I your coming whole '-' E has wakened old streets and sections have dreamed of the ships fears. were dark of They think you bring and Witless. NANCY old. 1 " He broke oft danger." Robert loairlie Fairlie thought he could see thought he un- "Thereal no danger," DeWitt by rice derstood. A a few moving figures In the Ernie BusbmIller dreamer, a rebel insisted. -He was curious against the about shadowed streets but it was ancient traditien of ship, wasn't he? .., fear o4p Tell him hard to see because of the trees. that still haunted his peo- we'll take him W pie. to it later, and He also glimpsed, over . PRICE He guessed now what irn- snow it to turn." at the . pulse had riade Thrayn aide of the valley where the come to When Fairlie interpreted that. peer at the stareeip. buildings ended, a large area Ile spoke Thrayn"P head came up with a to Thrayn, loudly clear of trees which held what enough no curious pride and he said chat that the woman, - looked like cultivated fields. Aral, could longingly, And what is also hear him. your DeWitt said, in a flat expres- ship to the great ships of , "We were the sionless tone, "Ask him if the surprised and es. Vanryn glory? To the cited beftre, ships other cities are like this." when we met you that conquered a universe?" In the dark. But we Fairlie put the question. "Yes," are friends. "But that was long ago," and want to discuss said Thrayn. "Except for the this thing Fairlie reminded. "Yet Vanryn with you. Will you old places that have fallen to came into ships might someday fly again, our camp? Again rdin." I say, you because of our coming to Ityn." •can go when you Th2re was a little silence please." Thrayn Seemed to. struggle Thrayn looked when Fairlie translated that, thoughtfully with ..ndecisiort. and Fairlie felt at the men and the and they looked at each other, two trees a sympathy for the man. Aral under the distant trees, all except DeWitt_ and then stood silent Finally Thrayn he turned and looked Winstedt sighed heavily. "So question said, "I will take you, but ingly at AraL I this Is what there Is. And the warn you again that I do Arai, after a not great Vanryn are people raising moment, walked knew how you will be met." forward to Thrayn's turnips or whatever and living side, tin- DeWitt grunted with satisfac- • expectedly. she in places like this. That's LIFL, MISER laughed, a ripple tion. "We'll take our tine.'" of ailver, as she chances DeWitt turned fiercely. looked at Fair- there if he'll gerkie trs. "You Ile. Her dark Teti him give up mighty easily. eyes were confi- so. And ask him We knew pA MILLYUNS dent now what the Llorn from our first CS.,A Y Pass C.) and a little mocking were like. We look at It that : '46/ THESE e never did find out things al.:4,..1E°L"THE oLD.P°-- GALS-BUT "Let us go. Thrayn." she said. much had slipped back on this 12.1.AL T1-1E.Y about them," world. ''114 NONE "Ile will not let them harm Thrayn It's the really old places, woRL FO' WON'T EVEN shrugged. "The leg- the places D_ ends that could have the US!! are very old and timeworn. old PASS EN nueFcirlie flushed and felt like They Vanryn secrets in them;that speak of the 'shadow- WERE • tooL Did hie admiration we're after." : -EXCEPT tor wrapped ones,' the 'dark ones.'" He turned Oci N the woman show that clearly "Do to Pairlie ' I:G SA C1CP S THRIENS!! they 'speak of the Llorn Thrayn, She atspted forward.. and so as human" "We've come here to MOST' asked Fairlie. he did Thfayti, and Fairlie walked friends I Want him to tell SUNDEgSTo his beside them back . to where • • • people so. Give them a little BAo ocmi r.Lr ° els. _Glenn DeWitt stood waiting warning, before we go down in "THE SULLEN sky was be- 'front of the other staring there." men coming a dusky ocher when DeWitt's face wore a pie-scant Thrayn said, doubtfully, "I SKErREP, they stood on a low forested Astnile but the glitter in his will tell them." He went down GALS!!- eyes ridge and looked down at • Wanewed his exciteMent Ur the dusking slope and And went WALK Vanryn city. with . • They came up to DeWitt and him, glancing hack at Fair- P.% 6.HT A Sony 44 au to come for that. lie with stopped, and DeWitt looked at a curiously Intimate though: Fairlie And I the etniple to that they don't look, an' then skipping along • TAKv know lulu- Wm to be glad wore. The cloth was heavy, *or after Thrayn. her fine bare legs cH,AsicE.;- 1 sorry. flashing. ' roughly woven. And their man- Ile did not look at II 6. Om GI 44.44 re.444 „ dais..were of DeWitt. Fairlie told himself Cimm 044 4.4 ••••..4 wood with woven had come that Aril ('O thongs. to hate DeWitt, was the most beautqui Ccura.r and yet he woman I Thrayn did not want to see he had ever saki to Fairlie, "Tell DeWitt's seen. He had talked them. face th this moment with her Ten them that my people of on the v.7.y in the pre- shattering disappointment ceding don't viir tit them trt their cit. ." hours. He had asked her AIMS There was a city down there. it AN, SLATS Cl trt,441,41; ".• VieWitt's eyes flared bright she and Thrayn were husband r yes. It did not seem too tote by • 411 ri ne heard that. "City, eh? and ave. Ri.burn Van Nunn but it was hard to tell lust how -THAT'S .. ...v we're getting somewhere She had laughed. "Not yet. NOT POSSIBLE, SIR- big it was because of the great ' SINCE WHY DON'T YOU THAT'S Ask him where it Is. Ask him Perhaps. Indeed, we shall never CHARLIE I'VE SEEN HOLED UP REAL. trees that had grown up DOBBS -/ THOUG4T HAVE A COUPLE OF if they have other cities," all be. hut Thrayn Interest,' IN THE WOODS FOP. THE NEIGHBORLY through and over it. me, be HAP SENT YOU ON A SECRET ovek THE BOYS i Thrayn made a wide forming a Is different from our OVER OF YOU. gesture perfect natural camouflage other men, SEAS MISSION PAST TWO MONTHS! in answer, "There ere that with his dreams of the FOR POKER. OR- GENE L. other explained Why no aerial old cities of the Valtryn, photo- Vanryn glory." She SOMETHING, yea. But graph Mid found had added • t1hey are far. this place. calmly, "And you CHARLIE Ours Is near. And The streets interest me" Aral and I of buildings under Fairlie's are sent to tell you the great heart had skipped a that trees were not high beat, hut you must not comej pearer he had Asked dryly, news hut they were graceful In "I to it." in particular, or all of outline, their bloekiness relieved us Fairlati rapidly nummari7ed strangers?" by artfully soaring coturrisol • et Thrayn had already and _She Shrugged. "I said buttrenses. They could can't talk to tint. lihit DeWitt not be with the others. smiled and seen too clearly You." shook nig, head. but they were dark and old_ --- -- "Oh, no; we're and-impfessive In The Irmur not going hack the NreVw dusk. of the Llorn tiler coming abed to this, far. Not be- OK Not he resealed in the cause of so old as the age- F:arthmen. • a piece of-ancient The awry his- eaten ruins near the ship, con- but tinues here on Monday.

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Tea Shower Given Dying In Their,Sins.- Others -tak- Social Calendar ing part were Mrs. Elmer Sholar. 4111=111111•111111111111111.111=111111111111.1 .16 For Judy Grogan Mrs.- Alfred -Ladd, Mrst Keith At The Club House Brown, Mrs. Coffield Vance, Mrs. O. Mrs. Crawford Ray at 7:30 p. Wilmuth Gray, and Mrs. Wilma TUNISIA ASKS AID — Habib. Tuesday, `July 25th •• • Niu•s JtidY Grogant bride-elect . --- Bourginba Jr., ambassador The June McNeely Circle of Girls entered as contestants lit of Jerry B. Wallace. was honored The devotional part of the pro- to Washington and son of WARD - ELKINS the VMS of the Memorial Baptist- he Miss Calloway County beauty at a tea shower on Tuesday, July gram aas presented by Mrs., T. A. the president of Tunisia, has Church will meet in the home of contest will practice in Murray 11, from three to five o'clock in Thacker. The opening and dos- a bland smile after confer- High School auditorium at 10 a. m. the afternoon at the Murray Wo- ing prayers were led by Mrs. ring with McGeorge Bundy, — SPECIAL OF THE MONTH -- 1 Girls unable to atkend must con- man's Club House. Claude Miller and Mrs. H. M. Mc- President Kennedy's security ii. FOR tact Mrs. Gene Landdolt or Mrs. The hostesses for the prenuptial Elrath respectively.' adviser, at the White House. BALE asked U.S. help 5 ROOM HOME IN AURORA 1)3111 Warren. event were Mrs. Carolyn Conner Mrs. Voris Sanderson, vice-presi- Bourgulba . • • ol‘o halting French "aggres- 10 ACRES - and Miss Befits Maddox. dent, presided • at the meeting. Murray Star chapter No. 433 The guests were greeted at the Twenty-one sion" over Bizerte. Total Price $11.150 persons were presen:. Order of the Eastern Star will door by the hostesses, Miss Gro- HOOVER WALTER E. DUM_Ra_.. horir its. regular meeting at the gan. *es— Grogan.- nrother Phr,ne IDlewood 6-3343 Masonic Hall at '130 p. in. of the honoree, and Mrs. Hugh • • • 1 W'allace, mother-in-law to be of ••••"1 • •Friendship Night Will be ob- the honoree. - --• RED 'NONSENSE' — Marlene served by the Temple Hill Chapter Refreshments were served from Schmidt, 24-year-old "Miss LEANERS • No. 511 Order of the Eastern Star the tea table which was centered Universe," says in New York at the Lodge Hall at 730 p. m. aith a tiered arrangement of yel- that East Germany's claim All Eastern Star members are in- low and white flowers. Punch and that thiS "Miss Universe" vited to attend. cakes were served. contest was rigged in her • • • Misses Pat Overby. Patricia Beale, favor to spur the Eight of Janice Phillips. Gwynn Blalock,. refugees from East Ger- pnly s3995 Wednesday, July 26 and Jan NValdrop and Mrs. Shirley many, Is "nonsense," Miss The Ladies Day luncheon ill Washer assisted in serving and Schmidt herself fled East be served at the Calloway County displaying the gifts. Germany a year ago. welt, banish 'Country Club at noon. For reserva- The register Was kept by Mrs. - Lons call Mrs. Charles Ryan, PL Freda Rogers and Mrs. Judy Gro- them for good - or Ilzs. George E. Over.gan. -bey. For bridge reservations call Approximately one pe ONE HOUR SERVICE Is the pers,stent presence Mrs. Don Robinson or Mrs. matt sons attended or sent gifts. Sparkman. . • • or silverfish getting you PERSONALS More people are under treatment down? We'll get them out for-TB today than ,ever before in * DRY CLEANING SPECIALS -,".7 James Trevathan is in Houston, history. our free estimate. Texas, vis.ting Keith Miles. TEXAS IS ELEPHANTINE—John G. 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