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Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper 196/P Largest Paid .be Circulation Both In City i Es- d to And In County Leo's /14 Mar- sitar Year Vol. LXXXIX No. 127 rome 2 *United Press International In Our 89th Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, May 28, 1968 10° Per Copy died Mrs. Scott Will le is Letter To Editor Mrs. Four Collisions Reported Teach Art Classes three Dear Sir: Submarine B. Scott. Jr., art tea- Nuclear Judy, Mrs. G. As school is drawing to a -, all By City Police On Monday cher at Murray High School, close. the Head-Start personnel two will be teaching a series of les- would like to take this opport- sons on "Painting and Sketch- unity to thank everyone for ay at Four traffic collisions were 1964 Chevrolet pickup, driven ing" during the month of June. their co-operation in our pro- 99 On * With by the Murray P0- classes are sponsored Missing rehill - •investigated by Tarlton Wade Crawford, These gram. barge Ii Department on Monday, ac- 1107 Olive Street, a 1966 Ford by the University of Kentucky We would like to especially cording to the reports filed by station wagon, driven by Wil- Cooperative Extension program thank the Jaycees and Tappan public. the officers.- No injuries were lie Rexter Cunningham of 302 and are open to the Stove Company for the use of reported. N. Cherry Street; and a 1961 Mrs. Scott. the former Betty Douglas School, the firemen for Yet outstanding No Word At 12:50 p.m. Elizabeth Bro- sedan, driven is an Board; Pontiac four door Chambers. their participation in our High ach Jeffery. 1603 Farmer Ave- by Martha Craig Thorn of Al- teacher of art at Murray Christmas program, for all pro- of nue, driving a 1962 Plymouth mo Route One. School. She is a graduate fessional services rendered and James T. Greer Is four door sedan, was going Craw University a n d Oaks Patrolman Phillips said Murray State the Murray Board of Education In Vietnam H north on 16th Street. the re- many art work- Serving ib will ford came out from has attended for their guidance. Armada Of Ships And Mrs. Jeffery said she was pulled across High- shops to continue her training. uge .1 Tr- staurant, Sincerely T. (Tommy) Greer. a car that was going the C.unning- fee of $1.00 will be charg- Pvt. James to be/ 'meeting way 641, and hit A Head Start Personnel Greer pi and pulled over, on the the cost of mater- son of Mr. and Mrs. Clint • south on 16th ham car going south ed to cover Frank Rickman Jean Cooper ?aitton four door lessons. Those of near Kirirsey, is now serving Search The Atlantic hitting a 1964 Ford highway. ials used in the Head Teacher anes the with the U.S. Army in Viet- sedan parked at the curb on The Cunningham car then hit who would like to learn Cynthia Thresher, teacher td are and nam 18th Street, according to Pat- the Thorn car that Isom waiting basic principles of drawing messages to its submarines and or. Is The Calloway County soldier MAY rolman Mozell Phillips. for traffic on the west side of painting plus information Local Boy By DONALD H. anywhere in the world, using teneste left May 12 by plane from Fort — An The Ford, which remained the highway, police said. art materials, may attend one James C. Wilburn& Editor WASHINGTON (UPI) low-frequency radio. But a sub- it.. Lewis, Washington. to his base planes, parked at the curb, was owned Damage to the Crawford of the classes in the area. Ledger & Times armada of Navy hunter merged vessel's ability to re others near Pleiku between Nha-Tsang fanned by Tom Eugene Decalle of truck was on the right side, to Thursday, June 20, at nine Outstanding Murray, Ky. warships and submarines ply is much more limited. tee at and DaNang. stretch of Troy, N. Y. It was reported the Cunningham car on the a.m. the two hours' class will Dear Jim: out over a 2,100-mile Subs normally come up far Pvt. Greer is with the sixth today damaged on the left side. right and left sides and front be taught at the Community As you know, our recent the gale-lashed Atlantic enough to extend an antenna clubs e taelniotern ed14ththe a nu- • Damage to Mrs. Jeffery's car end, and to the Thorn car on Center on Ellis Drive in the Grad blood drive was most success- searching for the "overdue" above water. If disabled on the Venela. Medical He servicegruPDecem- Scorp- *was on the right front fender. the front end. Murray Municipal Housing Un- ful. Our quota for the year was clear-powered submarine bottom, they can 1. • up a -tty Jo ber 11 and took his basic train- it here. 708 units and our two drives ion and her 99 men. buoy and transmit ,n t way. Laura a senior ing at Fort Campbell. He took Vir- A three vehicle collision ot- Fifteen minutes later Patrol- . Other cla,sses will be June 10 Frank D. Rickman, produced 727 actual donors. From the Azores to the , Sue Monday received special training at Fort Sill, and curred at 4.10 p.m. in front of man Phillips was called to at the honne of Mrs. Clyde from Murray, This means that for the com- ginia capes. all-weather P2 rerlene awards at the Uni- Oklahoma, before his 21 days' pack- South Side Restaurant and wet North 4th and Chestnut Streets Woodman, Benton Route Four, the two top ing year citizens of Calloway P3 sub hunter planes — luffett. School of furlough started April 22. electro- investigated by Patrolman Phil- where a two vehicle collision June 12, Extension Office in versity of Louisville County are assured of blood ed with sophisticated High Essie convocation. it is Greer is a graduate of Cal- sub- Murray lips. eccurred. Mayfield; June 13, City Park in Medicine honors whenever and wherever nic gear designed to detect Ma the loway County High School and low s, Vehicles involved were Involved in the accident were LaCenter; June 14, Columbus- Rickman was presented needed, and will be charged on- merged submarines — flew olland, award as attended Murray State Univer- to a 1966 Ford two door hardtop Belmont Park in Hickman Omicron Delta Kappa ly the cost of administration. over the stormy seas hoping S'alker, Mrs. male graduate efforts of sity. Scorp- Exercise To driven by Ann Hamilton Wat- .County; June 18. home of the outstanding This is due to the make contact with the Award His address for those who irginia son of Murray Route One, and Abe Thompson. Fulton Route student and the Dean's many people. It might be sur- ion. of excel- would like to write him is as com- Anna a 1962 International truck own- Four, June 19, Noble Part in for "constant pursuit prising to the average recipient Vice Adm A. F. Scbade, follows Pvt James T. Greer forts Marie *John Dale' ed by M & H. Construction Paducah. lence." of blood to know how many mander of the submarine Be Thursday eon of to US53909315, A Btry. Bo. 14th arrived a, and, Company and driven by Madi- For further information con- Young Rickman, the have worked long and hard es for the Atlantic Fleet Murray the lo- Mrs. Hayden Rickman this precioes commod- Artillery, APO San Francisco, coast early to- son W. Stubblefield of cerning the classes and Mr. and provide off the Virginia Commencement exercises for office was an outstanding overall coordinator of California 96318. nuclear submar- To Head New Route Five. cation, call the extension of Murray ity As day aboard the 92 Murray High School grad- west Murray High School I would like to ex- charge of the Mrs. Watson was going student at the drive ine Pargo to take uates will be held on the school Stub- also starred in foot- gratitude to hunting for Int on Chestnut Street and where he press my personal Edwin Carson Is 37-ship task force campus Thursday evening at 8 on 4th 1964 graduate of by describing blefield was going north ball. He is a the participants the Scorpion. o'clock. Center Here oc- Rick- operation and With Unit Bells Street when the collision Henry Lewis Murray State University. the bloodmobile Honored Diving The Murray High Band will IS Wat- during the our local volun- submarines, curred, police said. Mrs. man has worked the work of South Vietnam Six other nuclear play the processional and re- truck books and re- In with their The Board of Directors of the son said she thought the summers selling teers running submerged cessional Ada Sue Hutson, Student right turn the top twenty sales- bloodmobile arrived at the ocean depths, diger University Christian was going to make a Passes Away mained in The LONG BINH, VIETNAM (AN- sonar probing daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan should Inc. has ap- said he had his men for the book firm during the First Methodist Church at taking part in the .j tenis :IF Center Foundation, and the driver TNC) — Private First Class Ed- were also Hutson, and third ranking stu- make a right worked for them. a.m with the technicsil their sister ship. In h. pointed John W Dale, Paris, signal iights on to the time he 8.30 win E. Carson, 24, son of Mr. search for dent in the class, will give the irregue to the police Henry Lewis of Dexter Route plans to serve his equipment needed for the day. submarine rescue ves- inured. Tenn director of the center. tura,. according Rickman and Mrs. Robert C. Carson, 1814 Three invocation. One died this morning at 5.15 the University of A crew of R.O.T.C. students un- carry diving bells tte Dale attended Freed-Harde report. internship at Calloway Ave., Murray, Ky., sels — which The Senior Girls' Ensemble Wowed Watson car at the Murray-Calloway County Center in the heavy boxes, cots, off stricken man College. Henderson, Tenn Damage to the Alabama Medical loaded was honored with his unit May for taking crewmen will sing "A Hymn to MUII1C" Hospithl. other materials, and assist- standing by. WA. Wry- for three years, and graduated was on the left side Birmingham and 4 at Long Binh, Vietnam. subs — were by Chopin-Ringwald with Mrs. trnigu.. Col- ' The deceased, age 80, is sir- ed in setting up the units. By ,were RI enlisted men r 111- from Oklahoma Christian His unit, the Army's 53rd There John Bewker as director. occurred vived by his wife. Mrs Bertha our local Volunteers ar- aboard the 253- lege Oklahoma City The fourth collision 9 30 Signal Battalion and the at- and 12 officers Jan Cooper,"daughter of Mr. and 12th Lovins of Dexter Route One, and were assigned duties submarine. Living in the center. Dale 84 7:08 p.m. at Poplar Of Local rived tached 113th Signal Detachment foot 3.075-ton, and Mrs. R. L. Cooper, will give sac by one daughter, Mrs. Brooks Brother by Ann Hays, Chairman G. Rickover, will enroll for graduate !or!s Street and was investigated Mrs (Photography), received a Mee- Adm. Hyman the salutatory for her class. -am are' lasi^^1- Sehroeder of Dexter Route One, Succumbs Of Volunteers, Mrs. Claud Mil- the world 's foremost in speech at MU this sur"-ns .. James Br Woman Rorke,' Unit Citation for out- probably Superintendent Fred Schultz one son. Jimmy Lewis of Hard- ler and 'niches from the Home submarines, tHis duties as director will of- man Phillips. standing service with the 12 expert on, nuclear will speak on the subject, were a 1984 in, and six grandchildren. J. Clark, 68, Benton Department of the Woman's in Washington: ficially begin June 1 Cars involved Wade Field Force in Vietnam told newsmen "Tuned In: Turned On." The driven by Funeral services will be held died at 6:25 a.m. Sat- began canteen chores. know what Newly elected officers of the comet four door Route 6, Club The unit was honored for "We just don't Senior Mixed Ensemble, under of 103 South Wednesday at two p m. at the at Benton Long Term This is "old hat" to most of just can't tell." Board of Directors are Wayne Shirley Jean Jones urday ". . . providing superb can- happened We the direction of Mrs. Bovrker, and a 1968'chapel of the Max H. Churchill Unit of Benton Municipal them since they have been per- which was re- Williams. Murray. Chairman; C. 12th Street, Murray. Care municstion support for United The Scorpion, will sing "I May Never Pass driven by Funeral is.,,., with Rev Layne forming these dirties at every at Norfolk, G Morrow, Benton. vice-chalr- Chrysler four door- Hospital. States and Free World Forces ported "overdue" this Way Again" arranged by - of Pa- Shanktin of McLemorsville. services were held drive for years. But the aver- -day Monday, was man, John Nanny. Murray. see Harry Spillman Bolser Funeral despite the adverse effects of Vs , at mid Ringwald. Tenn officiating, at 2 p.m at Collier Fun age citizen may not know that at 8 p.m. EDT retary-treasurer. ducah. today dense jtmgle on radio trans- last heard from Beverly Paschall, daughter of drivers said Interment will be in the with Rev. Paul Phil. 29 of them worked, most of when it radioed a pos- Other members of the board Police said both eral Chapel mission." May 21. Mr. and Mrs Cecil Paschall, way Stewart Cemetery with the ar- Rev Bob Dotson Jr. ot- all day. south of the are Ralph Williams, Lone Oak: they stopped at the four lips and them The citation also stated that ition report just will give the valedictory. - rangements by the Max H. Burial • was in Union Our local R.N.'s arrived and Gaye Youngblood. Mayfield: stop before the collision. Dam ficiating. "With unrelenting •resolve, the Azares Principal Eli Alexander will was on Churchill Funeral Home where with nephews assumed their stations. Nine a submerged es Gough and Jack Ward, age to the Jones car Ridge Cemetery men spent long and arduous It was making rec-,gnize the honor students Bober friends may call, as were on duty during the day. a 6th Fleet tra- of Murray. the left front and to the serving pallbearers. hours maintaining and improv- run home from and present the awards. ',ro been was a retired em- University Nursing Students in the Mediterran- Don Nanny. Murray. has 1 car on the left aide, according Mr. Clark ing communications positions." ining mission Chairman of the Board of Motor Co. of participated and Mrs Ann Ro- elected student president of the to the police report. Dan Kemp Member ploye of Chrysler Pvt. Oarson is assigned to the ean. Education. Bethel Richardson He returned to Benton ney and Mrs. Effie Kemp. In- H Moores, center for both the summer Detroit. battalion's Company A as a Adm. Thomas will present the diplomas. Staff also worked. Thir- operations, said and for next year Law Journal about two years ago. structors, center desk. chief of naval Linda Willoughby, daughter a son, Joe our local doctors donat- communications about the Nanny is a sophomore major Survivors include teen of he was concerned of Mr and Mrs. Roy A. Wil- son of Mr and two sis• time, and some of that the ing in accounting and minorin7 Dan Kemp, Neil Clark of Detroit; ed their Scorpion but stressed loughby and fourth ranking stu- Paschall Mrs J. C Kemp of Route 1. Harold Holland of them, their blood alscr coneidere the vessel In business administration. Mrs. ten, Mrs. NOW YOU KNOW Navy still dent, will give the benediction. has been Ola a.m. lines of donors "missing." Officers for the summer also Murray, Kentucky, Benton Route 7 and Mrs. By 1000 "overdue" and not Ushers for this occasion will of the 5; and large, these are Bad ' Include James Gantt, Murray. named a staff member Fergerson of Murray Route formed. By by United Press International Weather be Patricia Bland, Sandra Dar- of Ben- Almost the was described as vice-president. Betty Goheen Dies Monday Kentucky Lew Journal. a brother. Gentry Clark our old "stand-bys" The stargazer is an ugly, The weather nell, Brenda Harrison, Cindy • donate year after the West- 'Murray. secretary -t reasru re r The Journal, a legal Period- ton Route 4; five grandchildren, same people sluggish fish that frequents "very, very bad" in Humphreys. Bonnie Johnson. the because at some winds gust- Judi Morrow. Benton. arid Bet- ical published quarterly by and a number of nieces and year, many seebottoms Its small eyes are ern Atlantic, with Deborah Mabry, Esabelle Ray, Mrs. Hattie Paschall of Mur- ...A. s. a member of their an hour, tie tarry, Murray. activities University of Kentucky College. pe.a ew time they, or set at the front and top of the ing up to 65 miles Rosemary Scott, Donna Shirley ray Route Two, widow of Noah ' the value of seas Be- chairmen; and .Judy Hargis, of Law, consists of articles writ- family,. learned head and are directed upward, whipping up 20-foot and Debbie Steele Paschall who died in 1846, suc- was specu- Murray, correspondence and ten by attorneys, judges, pro- as if the fish were gazing at cause of this, there cumbed Monday at 11 a.m. at m Golfers To (CaMinsied ea Beek Page) skipper, publications chairman. and student staff mem- Murray(moors. the heavens lation that the sub's 1 the Murray-Calloway County 36, Other officers for next year bers Membership on the Journ- Play At Paducah Cmdr. Francis A Sliotery, Hospital - Dies In Ann Miller, Hazel, trea- al, one of America's oldest le- of Virginia Beach, Va., might Pilot will be The deceased was 88 yeirs Ron Cooper and Faye gal periodicals, is based on aca- Five other lady golfers from have decided to wait things out Crash surer. of age and her death followed Paducah both of Murray, who will demic excellence and writing he Oaks Country Club will off the continental shelf. - Davis. an illness of three weeks. She Light Turnout is Expected assist Miss Morrow as activities ability lay in the Tri-State Golf Tour- But Cmdr David M. Cooney, - was a member of the South at • hairman: and Margaret Hugh Dan, is a graduate of Murray nament at Paxton Park, Padu- public information officer Pleasant Csroye Methodist in Lee Sloan of Paducah, • Marion. publications chair College High School and Mur. reh, on Wednesday. Atlantic Fleet Headquarters Eveart Church. State In Primary early today: pilot and flight instruct- man. ray State University. His wife Other women who were not Over The Norfolk, reported chief Survivors are three (iamb- every method the Ohio Valley Aviation The 1,XSC, 1403 West Olive Peggy is formerly from Prince- included in the list run on "We have used or for ters. Mrs. Goldie Carr of Akr- ship but Paducah, died Monday Blvd. is sponsored by individ- Monday are Doris Rose, Bobbie possible to contact the Service, on, Ohio. MISS Gertie Paschall ton, Kentucky. had previously been endorsed his homemade uatmembers of the Church of uchanan, Geri Andersen, Sue nothing worked." afternoon when , of Mayfield, and Mrs. Asilee By DREW VON BERGEN by the Kentucky AFL-C10 lost, it craft crashed 12 Christ McDougal, and Betty Thomp- If the Scorpion is experimental Vaughn of Clinton: six sons, Sen Davis had been critic...1 Paducsie son Ky. (UPI) — would be the worst American miles west of Wildy Paschall of Murray. Mar- Father Of Local LOUISVILLE, of Brown's chief opponent in h e and Republican no- submarine disaster since t vin and Clifton Paschall of Mur- Democratic the race, former state Com- pilot for Be Librarian Dies the U.S. Senate seat Thresher, also nuclear powered, Sloan becarn, chief Story Hour Will ray Route One, Haffard Pas- hinees for merce Commissioner Katherine used Family In retiring Republican was lost with 129 men aboard the charter flying service, chall of Murray Route Four, C. Collie held by Peden, the only female mem- for Held On Wednesday Rev. Charles F. Hinds, 77, Morton will be off the New England coast by Murray State University F. Paschall of Murray Route Area On Thruston B. of President John's special retired Baptist minister, died Tornado Kentucky ber April 10, 1963. transporting players for sport and Ralph Paschall of Sul- selected today by created last year to • '• Story Hour will be held at. Two, yesterday at his farm near 18 can- commission Third Disaster when its former own early Way To Normal voters from a field of disorders. activities, the Murray-Calloway County livan. Ill. study urban It would be the third world Vance Moyers, died in a also had' ten Danville. didates in the primers' election. 42, of Hopkins- er, Library on Wednesday. May 29, Mrs Paschall was Mess Peden. disaster this year. The Is- earlier this year after fourteen 'Rev. Mr. Hinds superin- Mrs. E. E. Collie is visiting Political observers were pre- the commit.- sub crash to four p.m. grandchildren and and ville, criticized disappeared in Murray radio stat- from three tendent of missions of the West her son, James E. Collie dicting that less than 1 out of of a gu- raeli sub Deicer striking the Disney color fibs, great grandchildren. ion's recommendations four The Walt Union Baptist Association, Mc- in Normal, Ill., for a 4 registered voters. would go to and the Eastern Mediterranean ion tower here Thought He Funeral services will be held family. aranteed annual income 69 officers The Hound That Cracken County, when he re- which close at 6 p.m. months ago with shown. Wednesday at two p.m at the few weeks. the polls, federal open housing legisla- the Was A Raccoon" will be tired in 1954. He had held that passed through Skies were and men. Two days later, chapel of the J. H. Churchill They had just local daylight time tion. Children in age group of four post 10 years. He was pastor of 111, when with French sub Minerve disappear- Funeral Home with Bro. Paul the town isr Wapella. partly cloudy to cloudy through seven are invited to at. Church, Benton, They said ed with 54 crewmen 20 miles officiating. Interment First Baptist the tornado struck. occasional showers in the wea- She was cant in the favorite's REPORT tend. - Poyner 1944, and had held town of south of Toulon. WEATHER the Sinking Springs from 1043 to that 90 per cent of the ther forecast. role for the primary, mainly on library will be closed all will be in fell Scorpion is an attack Unitod Prosa I•tormationsi The pastorates at Immanuel, Hen- 700 was destroyed Trees In addition to the Senate co..- the basis of a strong endorse- The lay Thursday, alay 30, for the Cemetery. behind sJbmarine, designed to seek out H. Churchill Funeral derson.; Smith Mills, Junction in front of their car_and tests, there were eight congres- ment by former Gov. Edward Day holiday. 'The J to the destroy enemy subs rather Memorial of the ar- City, and Mays Lick. and in it causing some damage sional races in six districts and T Breathitt 'and Home is in charge missiles at land tar- by United Press International may Mississippi end of the car. two Court of Appeals contests, Two other Lexingtonians than fire rangements and friends front bad Partly cloudy to cloudy with Brumbaugh Surviving are his widow and 'The hailstorm Was so both for the seat currently held out the list of tour ma- gets. Donald call there. rounded do not carry chance of a few showers spread- two sons, C. F Hinds, Murray thought all the glasses Justice Squire Wil- in the 12-mem- The killer subs they by Chief jor candidates are arm- east across state today. Is Speaker Here State University librarian, and out and the _car l'olaris missiles. They ing would break liams. ber Democratic field - mid or low 703. T. Hinds, a Lyon County toy. Fortunately ed with torpedo-like, nuclear High in the Ladies Golf Day Is James rocked like a They were former state_ De- tonight Donald S. Ftrinnhaugh. super- teacher. in the car Ian-minute campaign efforts tipped projectiles called Sub- Clear to partly cloudy High School science no one was injured mocratic party chairman Foster intendent- .of Norway-Vulcan At Oaks at at chug- support from roc. The Subroc is designed to and Wednesday with isolated Wednesday The funeral will be 10:30 Requests were made Monday brought 47, and former state Schools,,Norway. Mich, was the help to three Negro Ockerman. be fired underwater, to rise a- afternoon and evening thund- a. m. tomorrow at Beazley-Ra- ches on Sunday for the state's only Ted Osborn, 41. Ockerrnan speaker for Dr Hugh ladies day of after- candidacy of Rep. the surface, then dive on- ershowers Low tonight mostly guest The regular ney Funeral Home. Stanford, clear the debris in the legislators for the by the party's bove graduate class at held at the Oaks among Young was endorsed submarines. about 50. e:lffsingers golf will be noon The Collies were former state Rep John nominee. to enemy • University on Wednesday, De- 1967 gubernatorial proved its abil- Turray State Country Club on To those who volunteered. Brown of Lexington in the The Scorpion morning off time at Optimist Club in Henry Ward. submerged for long Kentucky Lake- 7 a m 359, Saturday May 29, with tee The family started to stop mocratic contest. , race. Jef- ity to stay graduated from fifteen In the Republican when it set down 0.1; below dam 311 8, up Brumbaugh nine a.m. Meet Wednesday Wapella, but were only mak Marlow periods in 1962 in January of Brown, 88, of Lexington, ferson County 'Judge endurance re- 3.0. Nturray State Margaret Tidwell, phone 75.1- from home and probably was was the an underwater about school miles i t ing his seventh Senate bid, Cook, a of Louisville. periods Barkley Lake 7 a.m 359, 1949 and spoke 3080, will be the golf hostess. The Optimist Club will hold they could make five- cord of 70 days. Long Ile was an thought endorsed by, state Sen. Georgia favorite to beat former unus- sawn 04: below dam 3209. up administrations All members who are not play- its breakfast meeting on Wed- the storm struck Sl- of radio silence are not a n d home before Davis. D Lovisville. while state term Cerigressman Fueene 8.1 ardent sports enthusiast ing in the Tri-State golf tour- nesday, May 29, at six a.m at just after ual with vessels of the nuclear, for They had stopped Hughes McGill and Mae ier. 67. of Williamsburg Coek 5:40, sunset 8 08. %%rote many eports articles at Paducah are urged the South Side Restaurant. town be- Reps submarine fleet. Sunrise nament passing through the joined her in a & Times while he for play on Wed- • Street Kidd an Back Pegs) he Navy can send undersea Mood sets 10.07 pin the ledger to come out Don Henrys president, urges cause of the blinding rain. conference Ile IL•fl•rowed, I school _here. Louisville press 1 was in all to attend. nesday. members • ss- dr, • • • •

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MURRAY. KENTUCKY TUESDAY - MAY 28, 1968 IDOBR & TIMES -111 'PLC' SECRETARY Hospital Report Use Care When ALMANAC IS - WS1A-TV VILAC-TY WSIX-TV WDCN-TV Mur- You Install TV Max Russell, Route 5, Ed & TIMES Census - Aduats 106 Chaaw•I 4 Charted 5 chaan4 $ Chan" 2 by United Prms International ray, has been elected reoorgina THE LEDGER Census - Nursery ... TUESDAY EVENiik PROGRAMS Antenna, Walker Today is Tuesday, May 28 secretary of Pi Kappa Alan • LEDGER & TIMES PUBLIERENG COMPANY. 11,1111.111111111111 by Admissions. May 24, 1%11 w tr, ; 'wpm I L2vo Lot, 140th clay of 1968 with 217 fraternity at Murray Murray Ledger. The Calloway Times. and the social To Campoldating of the Miss Sheri& Outland, 1902 ort's set owne Rumen is a and the West Kentuckian. Valles Oat, C.Wori Most television to follow. State University. "no Bleme.illeraM. October 20, Mt Lane, Murray; Kirk 1% se its n In Sherrie 6 isgsterover. are unaware of a potential dan- The moon is between sophomore majoring he Jarsorr 1. 1042. Pool, 807 Okve Street, Marraj; 7 Sorry UNA* Miorword ger_ when installing their tv and first quarter. I= N. 411 Street, Murray, Rentaelty OANI veerV= phase main and biology. Mrs. Beside Wakhop, lad 17. hid Skelton i jigr.. antenna, according to John Edd The morning stars are Saturn PUBLISHER " Show JAMBS C. 'WILLIAMS. es Ave., Murray; lirs.,PENIENIO Walker, Manager of the West and Venus. FEVER KILLS KIDS 9 Ed& Route 5, Murray; Jacob =ralk. Co- Mercu- Lett,ers to the Ilditar, Canon, N.Y.E.O. Sworrum Kentucky Rural Electric The evening stars are BANGKOK, Thailand Os _.11 vagabo We rwurre the right to reject say Advertising. Murray; Mrs. Go; Ilaornt, not for the best Cole. Route 2, 8 : Rack liolason World operative Corporation. ry and Jupiter. A fever which slows blood clot- home, Public Yoke Items which, In our opinion. ere TpuiwMic, or Thenie Edwards, 1612 Collage 9,5 G. Lail•Swileas CIIS. No on "There have been some tra- On this day in historyr children ie :IS " Magas'i tr:111:1•771, ting has killed 27 climb I interest or our readers Gillis - • •• Form Road, Murray; :31 Moz• gic accidents resulting from tv In 1905, the Russian fleet was la small group of villages 200 day at WALLACE WITMER 00.. 150* Mar :41 NATIONAL REPRZSENTATIVIS: Knight, 732 Nash Drive, antennae contacting electric defeated by the Japanese navy, miles north of Bangkok in the Mall Tem; Mine & Life Bldg . New York, N.Y. Jewell Rade :1111 lbws Madlson Ave., Memphis, ray; Mrs. Jones, 10 :IS War Worts ~NW!, Shirt, lines," Walker mid. "The ac- virtually assuring victory in the past three weeks, public health ped in Detroit, Minh. Stephenson Bldg., 2, Murray; Miss Keen Crider, cident occurs when the anten- Russo-Japanese war. officials reported Monday. Tra the 51 Box Hall, MSU, Mur- or °Mos, Mwray. Kentucky, for tranimission m 183 Woods .1 TosMoh..... I Show:P.:17v 1W :C711:1""nrg•r_...... 10812:1 na is being erected, moved, In 1934, the Dionne quintup- pical medicine specialists and his cm EtnterNI at the PoN Arnold, Route 3, Mur- to $econd Class Matter ray; John repaired, and it is allowed lets were born near Callender, mosquito control teams have and be ray; Mrs Grace Cook, Lyas Lilr Vh- touch an energized overhead Ontario. been sent to the area. Murray, per weak Eke, pris .1 sirshr Grighw • Passeag=• own run hi ERIBIK:REPTION RAMIS: By Carrier In Grove; Mn. Mary Lou Made. electric line. The antenna In 1940, the evacuation of $1.10. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, OM; month Route S. KirimY. 12 should be placed far enough British and French troops from t Zama 1 & 2, .6.10, Zleewhare ULM. AU service tadistriptions Dismissals ta•sfi'M there away from lines so that Dunkerque, France began. told al Lucille IBMs, Maga I. 'The Owasitsaging ChM Meet of a Community• She Mrs. Is no chance of contact." A thought tor the day: just Tripp. 1302 Sy- Iniagelly of he Newspaper" Hazel. Archie Walker said that negligence French writer Victor Hugo said, The oamore, Murray; Tommy Blair, has caus- wasiiisair lassNiNG itosawka in installing antennae "The supreme happiness of Itle ort 28, 1988 Route 1, Farmington; Ervin Mt.- death or RaWat - MAY one we are TUESDAY WorESID Pam EOM ed an average of is the conviction that doetra.i Clifton, Route 5, Murray; Ray the Ten- Cowdro hawrior injury each month in loved." Shown. sad M Route 2, Hazel; Erie the Dunn, Swish Andel*. nessee Valley region over ceired cunningham, Route 5, Murray; 6 ": *Mg Fre- I pm 1), ', past several years. CAT FOUND was ii Quotes From The News Mrs. Lee McMuilins, 217 Spruce Tot Sew !taw 3 Safety Council 7IS T54S7 The National sod It In UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Murray. Herbert Brinn, 809 haz- Nam is aware of the potential A young, part Maltese cat Ends Today sehlevi Waldrop Drive, Murray; Charles ard. It is pursuing the suggest- Mord Arnorlit• house broken, has been found $ "The cam- Lamiter - to Cony. Div., 919 enclose PARIS - U.S. spokesman William J. Jordan, ion that manufacturers Owner may have by calling 753 •5 ewsre Coldwater Rood, Murray; Mrs. o World Motor,' tv antenna kit InentEsig on North Vietnam's statement at the Parka warnings in each 4640 and identifying the cat. 'THE MOO Dick - from Cony. Div, 1Mo! Judow.ww mao 0Ouillos Rarer hem -any Vietnamese has the right to Helen L*waft that is sold. Vietnam talks that L Stub- Itmlowricm Man n Box M Hazel; Thomas : CancorarestIon WW1 Me fight" American troops anywhere in the country: 9 : Isom SIALPHUNTER' They blefield, (Expired), Cony. Div, Briefs he NW 0 74 I4ony....iPerjanalav DA:0:-Voish:orytt• Deck. Soc. Soc. PAPAL PLEA Anibal "In saying this. Xuan Thuy came as close as N. Cherry Murray. Bovril Amor Ica ARMS SALE 307 VATICAN CITY CPS - Pope thews, to date to admitting what all the world knows - that World Illiderr CHICHESTER, England ON - Smboros LWOW., Show Paul VI Monday urged com- Sat. trait u there are North Vietnamese army units in South VI- Census - Adults 112 Sir Alec Douglas Home, Con- Wed. thru 11,6 Wt.!! of Sciences munications media to inform beaten Nursery .. 12 1 1 is ej".""Prm I Ltgro/1•••••• iii"1".11 spokesman on Census - Guise .7•7"r nio Theron, servative arty Mrch 14•81111 the people of the world of "in- Tigers Admissions, May 23, 111418 II :OS • foreign avrwairs, said Friday zinging,heel-thumping Frilflii, Glens tolerable situations and abu- Pt a the Ca Mrs. Sarah Marmon, Route 1, Dortad Amor Ica his party returns to LOUISVILLE, Ky - Gov Louie B Nunn, after night if ses" that require radical re- musical madeof the magical 4sgs. Mrs. Mabel Tolley, 1336 7.,1 ii„lrr to South bands of Negroes tattled police and looted and burned Aimo, 1217 World If Warr power it will sell arms forms. But he warned that vio- stuff of 'Mary Poppinsl. t Man Street, Murray, Speight 1 :SE Dews of Our Lowe Is a Maw N..4 Game Africa, Sir Alec told the Cm - cars Monday night: ing lent revolutions was not a uni- Goo° .oustrittp.c Met h Minima, Route 2. /Masi; Mrs. :IS Lives Solondored " own▪ Associa- ,no excuse or no pro- 1 Tit Doctors Art LIMO...tors The. Illobr Game L Pt nouro i 44. cheater Conservative versal cure "for all ills and of the -There seems to be no reason Route 1, Gilberts- Mown Party Mary Hill, tion Britain should also join The pontiff issued • shot vocatios, for what has happened here." George Long, Hardin; le meow World Wit OD Estero' Nowollel Hood% Injustices." Nile; South Africa in protecting the a special message for world Tyl Wilson, Sedaha; Mrs. Sus 4 Eidr 1604 Dort Modem World •I Sclmwo Wade Limn WIlh Ms sea routes from the Middle communications day next Sun- Who NEW YORK - Edmund Crimmins saying he will Route 2, Murray; Mrs. 2 Johnson, ,3 The IMMO. Sot-T.... Dol.. (moo wove New East to Europe and the West. day. homer the first degree manslaughter conviction early Kathleen Becker, 27 °Mord appeal : F onotosim Glill000's Island Sos!pl AN Almmar• wilt there today of his wife, Alice, 28, for killing their 4-year-old Hghts., Murray, Mrs. Judy la& Mr. •• Mr. he Your Dor. Miura* Chov ld Nivea 'Vow Dollar theta North 181it ERA .311 LICI, MM.• ...Odra: Ed Plows OS MevIl daughter. mer, 1120 mot)* Murray; Cohen Stabbed& Emory oil„t e: et res.."' Tafilltre.c is TIEiges =i :JO "Now we are going to find out who really did 4 :4 " Playw 601 Sycamore. Murray; Herbert :II whir sp..% wilt? some, Na. NOT 'U jr‘ • Wise Bann, 1109 Waldrop, Murray; C : rAwrio#Aa". 11=alike I Miaow Jon 11141hao William C. Westmore- Wo2lor CM. Frog* imams am. 'Amato ,P ::311 Towiwid Show Porrj,° savimtl LONG BIN, Vietnam - Gen. Scott, rumination; I L :41 " Shaw_ Mrs. Mlle 111 flashed land, bidding farewell to American trcloPe In South Viet- Houle 5, Mur- Hoary Waldrop, WEDNESDAY MINING PeOGRAMS Inform nam before Staving to become Army chief of Miatf: ray; Miss Mary Panball, Routs I yin tax and as IN Doi WaltTomo fls 111 "Voile, If It. ti•cl 01 "You have acted not always according to the book 4, Marne. bnisela FM, Satz.• Avoidows Guitar Griffin Noes bat. T1 Disaskrusts " but used your American initiative to overmans weadme, hand- 100 Spruce SL, IeSt terrain and the nature of the enemy." J C. Hooks, 4412:=Mmd ThellaPP 8,712 Charlene Morgan. - Drew. Memo V1.1.111 frafted Murray; Mrs. non wl Murray; Mrs 7 Route 3. an 11 Ti. Mink Movie. Sofia/ frg iMnhioiiaii WS" ami• he raed h HEIL 1305 West Mein Stmt, :IS NMI "Qom of . :U Ni isd S. (Tame Edepilisles Pmemeed by baness lonWbedl ntaliCan • Sammy Money:, Karon Crocker, 104 8 Ladle Caron Bible Thought for Today Benton; Mote ita0111 Ilsrywood Drive, Ther tar Kyle Gore, Paris, TIMIL:4 for Ma Peace I leave with yea, my peace I rive unto yoga: Route 2, Mrs. Florence Askew, I not as the world /*yetis. give I unto yea. -John 14:21. An- days Murray. Mrs. LeanAnna knew t heart be let it he Sherry Lana, Let not your troubled, neither ima (Dean), 1814 kcal de; Work (Cal- afraid. Murray, Mrs Linda the Br Mur- . Island" makes vin) and baby. Route 4, "Come to Chevmn club w Crider, Boa ray, Miss Karen good sense, even in polynesin. If It all Mrs 183. Woods. Hal. Murray, doldrums, give were el Ten Years Ago Today baby, your driving's in the Diane Gain (Joe), and then Is Shi.glity yourself a lift. Get with Chevron- LEDGER • 1111122 rui Route 5, Murray; Mrs being Mar- give you Emit and baby, Route I, the livelier gasofines that dasst se 1612 ion: Mrs Thenie Edwards. extra power,extra performance and • Math Frank Albert StubbiefleM, with die almost sow Odisge Farm Road. Murray; extra mileage with every gallon. backing of his native Calloway County, unseated In- Mrs. Cory Goodrich, 018 PE cumbent Noble Gregory yesterday and will be the Demo- lab Street, Murray, Mrs Ruth aleemye eeka moku You'll dig Chevron Island.The na- cratic candidate for the United States House of Repre- Brewer (Expired). Route 1, tives are friendly, and the service is sentatives in the November election Murray; Mrs Esther McCabe the most.So take off for those bright (Eowed), Box 631, Murray. "Hail fell in much of the county last night with tbs red and blue Chevron pumps, just torrential downpour of rain", from the column, Seen and ma o Chevron! south of the Standard sign, at the Heard Around Murray. SKAPE MEETING - find out what Faughn pttched a no hitter for the Yanks last night liftUs.,c.L. Belgium 5 pump island, and Asecret conference of more than spirit is all about. . as they downed the Cubs 1-10 in Little League play. "Young Ho" 4 400 officers of the allied com- Faughn struck out 15 batters in the 18 outs ttost were mand in Europe will be held made One man reached base on an error. May 7 to 9 at Supreme Head- Mr and Mrs Rob Er•rin of Murray Route !tour are quarters of the Allied Powers the parents of a daughter, Robin Terms., born May 26 at SHAPE here, a spokesman an- the Murray Hospital. nounced Friday.

POSTAL STRIKE LONDON WS - A two-hour 20 Years Ago Today token strike over wages by post- LKDOEIR • TIKES FM/ office cunter clerks Friday held up delivery of scores of tele- The grave of radio's inventor, Nathan B Stubble- grams for members of Perils- field, will no longer be marked by only an iron stake, it ment which lay untouched In was announced today by mrs ritr W mcEiratti president the house of Commons pod- office Some of the of the kcal chapter of the United Daughtera of the CCM- telegrams Included protests to Parliament federacy The group has made plans to erect a monu- from postal clerks over the post ment at the in grave Bowman Cemetery approximately office union's new pay offer. one mile north of Murray.

Pfc. Joe P Smith, son of Mrs Nell Smith of Murray, •4 is serving with the 1st Cavalry Division In Japan_ Thomas. Fenton of Murray has recently been Initiat- ed into Elisur Alpha T,.. honorary fraternity for out- Every STANDARD standing stJcients in the study of air transportation, at Purdue University, West Lafayette, Ind. Homeowner Capt Dale Parker called his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R R. Parker, and sister, Mary Kathryn, frail the Ameri- seeds it... can Embassy in Paris, France, yesterday to check on his father who suffered a broken knee cap recently,

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1118$ 28, 1968 MURRAY, KENTITcmy T1TFZDAY --- MAY •PAGE THILIC Eddie Weekend Sports Three Stock Car Drivers Matthews Hits Home Summary by United Press International s until To Become Sixth Best Hitter how Performance on Sunday is Saturday WI* MODESTO, Calif. VD — Jay else possibly could. narrowed the Tiger deficit to Silvester of Logan, Utah, set By TIIRRY WOOTBN 1 anything gy VITO STILLINO agreed. "It was the Writer 3-2 and his homer leading off a world discus record of 218 CHARLOTTE, N. C. MN — Moore UPI Sports feeling in the world beaebell's the seventh narrowed it to 5-4. feet, 4 inches in the California Despite the rain, the 1968 greatest • Be Mathews, the race. I guess tho to vagabond slugger without a Later in the seventh, Norm Relays. World 600 deck ear race Sun- leading feeling any better would clot- home, continued his nomadic Cash hit a two-run pinch ho- day may have provided a glimp- only winning." en in climb in the record &eke Mon- mer to put Detroit ahead 6-5. And Montreal Are PALM SPRINGS, Calif. — se of future performance by at be n Diego George Halm Giotzbach began to attract. s 200 day night Since Detrok had the lead, Cash Kicking specialist Dick Van lead three drivers relatively attention of fans and rac- n the Mathews' traveling act stop- was left in the iparoe at fir* Raaphorst of the Cincionati new to the grand national cir- the observers May 11 at the- width ped in Anaheim where he hit base for defensive purposes and League Bengali won the professional cuit. ing Added To National a 400 in Darlington, S. C. Trot the 511th sold 512th homers of Mathews was lifted. Retires From football golf tourney with Allison of Hueytown, Rebel Donnie he and Baker locked in , and his career to surpass Mel Ott But Bubb' Morton tingled In 306 of Char- when Ala., Paul Bud Moore battle for the lead at have mod become the sixth bed home the tying run in the bottom of ID SAINSBURY be its general manager. of a tight Si will lotte, and Charlie Glottbach in the rect. He was run hitter in the history of the the seventh and Tom Satriano UPI Sports Writer San Diego will play in its Chicago Bears GARDEN CITY, N. Y. ern — one point Georgetown, Ind., all showed out of the 400 doubled in the aiming run in On — San Diego seat stadium while Jim Stefanich of Joliet, Ill., won forced to drop CHICAGO new 45,000 the drenched fees at the Char- trouble bttt duck nAs the fans had to be the 12th off reliever Daryl Pat- were added to the will play in the Expo the All-Star Bowling Champion- with engine e waial, and Montreal Montreal CHICAGO Oft — George Ha- lotte Motor Speedway they can finished sixth in told about the event they had terson. League today to com- stadium, which will be ex- ship. around and National '67 lm, "with reluctance but no hold their own with the more witnessed. Coat Looms Lead -team circuit which immediately to 40,000 Sunday's 800. just plete a 12 panded regrets," Monday retired as experienced super-speedway dri- with master Mir The place where Mathews S- The loss cut Detroit's lead to competition in 1969. until a new domed stad- BERKELEY, Calif. 11PD — Now teamed will begin seats, head coach of the Chicago Bears vers- Owens, Glotsbelb, ee was—ii hero Milwaukee one-half game over idle Balti- teams were announ- seating 55,000 is complet- &an Smith and Bob Lutz clin- chanic Cotton The two ium after 49 years as a pro football Allison, NASCAR's 1967 Rook- the nickname even awe a teem now more. night after more ched the North American zone who goes by dome% ced Monday ed. player and coach. ie of the Year, darted off the Charlie", proved Elsewhere in the only other of almost dearly' of the two new Davis Cup tennis title for the "Clouting and Mathews' *Welts have in than 10 hours Selection 73-year-old Hales' an- World 600 time trials with a stick a- three game, played in the ma- league and time in six The U. S. with a 4-6, 6-3, 9-7, 10-8 Sunday he could also caved little of the fanfare that deliberation by the teams, the second immediately touch- bang Wednesday by getting two jors, Hetuaon drubbed Los An- of five NL has added nouncement doubles victory over Mexico's round for the finish. was lavithed on Willie Mays study of the applications seasons that the that one of new track records. He anathed geles 10-1, Cleveland nipped franchises, com- ed off epeculation Rafael Osumi and Vincente and Mickey Mantle when they cities for memberthip. a pair of new assistant coaches, the one-lap record by hitting, Minneseta 3-1 and Boston top- and which was set his youthful Zarazua, achieved similar milestones Acceptance of San Diego pleted a course be nam- 160.180 mils per hour and set ped Oakland 3-2. the league Jim Dooley, 38, would e "They announced it," Math- Montreal gave their franchise a month ago when a new four-lap qualifying rec- MILAN, ITALY (UPS — Sandro Jim Wynn and Rusty Saub for ed head coach. N CPU — Dark , ews remembers when he hit his holders the opportunity to pay voted in favor of expansion ELMONT, Y. ord of 159.= to grab the pole Mactinghi of Italy won the each collected three hits and unani- The grand old man of pro- $60450 Acorn $110th homer for Hoodoo In $10 million for the franchise 1969 if there could be Mirage won the position. world junior middleweight box drove in three rune to lead the two fessional football told the crowd Park by six Ilan Francisco. and 30 baseball players to be mous agreement on Stakes at Belmont He finished second in the log crown with a 15-round de Houston past Los Angeles. gathered in his newly refur- They didn't even do that in drafted from the 10 establish- new members. lengths. mine lap with Buddy Baker oision over Kim Ki Soo of South Itaub's hits enabled him to Elimination bished Loop office that the new Atudietin Monday night for Ida ed teams. Each of the establish- Process of Sunday in the 600 and is con- Korea. boost his average to .337, se- Houston was coach would be announced on thews, who now wears a De- ed teams will be permitted to Roy Hofheinz of vinced he would have caught cond in the National League. opposed the Tuesday. He later told a news troit uniform and mw the twe protect 15 players and each can believed to have and pared Baker's Dodge it Doe Wilson pitched an eight. and the.conference that the head now homers go for naught u the lose a maximum of six in the Dallas-Fort Worth bid the rain hadn't forced the race lees to hitter to get the victory. were.believed to would come from within the Sports Tigers suffered a 74 draft by the two new teams. Atlanta Braves to be ailed. With a runner on third and Oppo- Bear organization the California Angels in 12 Ine- Bidders from Milwaukee, Buf- have opposed Milwaukee Moore, driving a 1968 Dodge two out in the seventh inning. an- said he had come to real- rt aim was somewhat ty- falo and Dallas-Fort Worth were idtion to Buffalo had been He probably provided the the Twins decided to walk Lar- coaching days must end Charger, tfais that after hitting back-to- turned down in favor of the ticipated from Bob Carpenter ize his on TV minutes of the 4a ry Brown to pitch to pitcher discovered he could no most exciting back homers he was taken out new teams, although Prod- of Philadelphia. when he In his second see, Stan Williams. But the move two in a favorite race Sunday. of the game and didn't have Warren Giles said "all five Expansion of the National longer indulge national driving. backfired as Brown dole sec- up and down Thursday, May 30 son of grand a shot at a third straight. the applicants are great League was triggered by an pastime—running from his Ida ond and Willituas singled in two of upbraiding the re- 10:30-11 p. m.—Munson Out- Moore charged Tying Hasse Uoineticed groups." earlier American League deci- the sidelines into the top runs to map a 1-1 tie and give doors . . . Ch. 8. starting position Whet Mathews hit his 511th 'avast Manager sion to add Kansas City and ferees. • • • • the race. Cleveland the triumph. five early in hornet Ili the fifth to tie Ott, Louis Leveaque will be Seattle to its membership for The unhappy moment came green flag was Mateo Howard's sacrifice fly Jean Saturday, June 1 When the there was no announcement and of a group of eight which 1969. The American League also during the last game of last following the final Ii the seventh inning scored bead 1-4 p. m.—Baseball.. . New dropped the fans treated It like aid hold the Montreal franch- has gone on record favoring season, he said, when he tried by rain, Moore Foy with an unearne6 run will York vs. Detroit . . . Ch. 4. postponement another homer by a visiting Joe C. Arnold Smith, separation into divisions for to chase after an official who front. He held Mood Oakland Gary ise, while • • • • whipped to the as Boston and Buzzy Ba- competition in 1969 and was was pacing off a penalty and in all be- Player for the Doug Giddings, p. m.—The Outdoors- the lead for 22 laps 4, When he came to bat in the Bell went the route to meet today to settle which realized I wasn't gaining on 3:30-4 in- "I 8. fore losing the transmission the notice was finally imaitthird silit time to boost his teams will be in each division men . . Ch. No. seventh, • • • • duel with Baker for the Comers this InvindMe the type a flashed on the scoreboard to se well as to adopt "There was strong tempta- elth Lyi cigar at 1 De or 21Sc play. 4-4:45 p. m —Belmont Stakes ePot- Inform the fans that he hod of schedule it will tion to continue for another "111 guarantee you little Bud owners dis- . . . Ch. 5. tied Ott on his previous time at 01111114 COACH National League seaman," Halas told reporters. • • • • Moore arrived today," a voter, GO KING for 12 team prac- bal. The fans thee gave him a WATERVILLE, Maine On — cussed schedules " . . But looking at the an race observer said after the was known that a- 4-5 p m.—Atlanta Open. . . hand—and the mail crowd of Richard Green. caPtain of the leagues, but it tical realities. I am stepping rem. "Leading a race will do EDWARD . ova objected to dl- no Ch. 4. Selling Cigar 6,712 gave him quite an 1963-64 Boston University rink several owners side now because I can •• • • more for his confidence than America's Largest tion when he immediately slam. team, was named varsity hock- visional play. The two leagues longer keep up with the physi- p. m—Wide World of reed hts 512th. Both came oft ey coach at Colby College Sun- were to meet jointly today and cal demands of coaching the 4-5:30 8. Sammy Ellie another former day. Green's career as a play- Giles mid schedules and divi- team on Sunday afternoons." Sports . Ch. be major orational Leaguer. er ended in 1964 when he suf- sional play would hales, a legend in his own W There have been few ovations fered a neck injury in a tram- topics. time, was charter member of for Mathews since the halcyon mishap. of Fame. L8 professional foot- Golden Checks the pro football Hall 9 days in Milwaukee Mathews emeee..e.....o.eatre•ovve.eoesli.• "Papa Bear" said he had ball. of knew the best of those hyster- *41 reached the decision to call it He coached the team 39 kal days since he came up with own. his 49 years as owner and leaves Prank Frisch of St quits on his Will Be Honored the Braves in 1952 when the. Louis was Stalabtrialt Hales ended a a record of 321 victories, 142 the National League's first In so doing. club was 111 Boston. Bid them career that darted in Decatur, defeats, and 31 ties In the following manner by the following the Braves Most Valuable Player award feeder•7•717.11•7•700/21e•••17.4,04•041k the Bears won It all ended when Stant &avast in 1919 when he founded Under Halal, firms: was winner in 1931 Internatronat six were shifted to Atlanta. He • • • $10 Million Operator By United Press the Decatur Staleys before the world championship traded to Hasten before in finished in fird place in teen There are more than 10 mil- vast now general manager of bringing them to .Citicago times, All Wiley checks in book shipped to Detroit late National League the NFL nine times, second in WILEY'S -- being lion the 1434 1921. league bowlers in the Angeles Dodgers, will W. L. Pct. GI had two gest seems. united &a tes be the Halos, a perfectionist, amass- the NFL 13 times and good for one only Cheeseburger. -• fifth principal stockholders of San loran 24 19 558 - Mathews' homer in the ed many records that are un- perfect season-1934 and 1942. the San Diego team and Bevan St. Louis 22 19 .537 1 — All Trenholm's Atlanta 23 20 535 1 TRENHOLMS .526 for one only 8" 111111 1111 li III I 11,111 III' Phila. 20 18 checks in book good Chicago 22 21 .512 2 Pizza. !Los Angela 22 23 489 3 Look Kids! Cincinnati 19 21 475 3O in book Pittsburgh 18 20 474 31 GENO'S -- All Geno's checks Houston 19 23 452 4o, good for one only Spaghetti Dinner. ;New York 18 23 439 5 1 Mondays Results 5 POINTS ASHLAND — All 5 Points • Houston 10 Los Angeles 1 n Murray games scheduled Ashland checks in book good for one The Bank of ! Only Today's Probable Pitchers only Lubrication. Chicago, Nye 3-4 at Philadet 'phis, Wise 3-1, 7:35 p m The Golden Checks are being honored in San Francisco. G Perry 5-2 this manner because of a misunderstanding in 3-4. 9 p. m at St. Louis, Gibson Pirate Spyglass the procedure of this promotion Houston, Giusti 4-4 at Atlanta. Jarvis 3-4, 8.05 p m Hazel valid, checks must be intact in book. of To be Bank Sutton 2-3 at with P.F Flyers Dee's '"°Los Angeles, Cincinnati, Maloney 3-3, 8:05 No deliveries. p. m. Sight land' Sight sails' lake command' This colorful New York. Selma 3-0 at Pitts- Good Only Mondays through Fridays 3-4, 8:05 p m pirate spyglass lets you see burgh, Bunning Because of this misunderstanding the date Wednesdays Games things far away And it's these checks are to be valid is extended to Sept. And Chicago at Phil., 2, twi-nite yours FREE when Morn San Fran at St Louis. N buys you Pi: Flyers The sneakers that help you run 21, 1968. Houston at Atlanta, night Wake jump hither Come in today. Hurry! Los Angeles at Cincinnati n It's P.F. WeeK at the Thank You For Your CoOperation American League W. L. Pct, GS FAMILY SHOE STORf and Understanding Peoples Bank Detroit 24 16 .600 — J10 Main Street barirroy, Ky Baltimore 24 17 .585 WI. — OPEN FRIDAYS TILL 8 P.M. Cleveland 24 18 _571 1 • Minnesota 22 19 .537 2% Boston 21 20 512 3% California 21 22 488 4% New York 20 22 476 5 Oakland 18 23 439 8% Chicago 18 23 .410 7% Home Improvement Specials CLOSED Wash. 16 26 381 9 WILL BE Monday's Result. Boston 3 Oakland 2 n Calif. 7 Del 6, 12 inns. n Cleveland 3 Minnesota 1 n Only gams scheduled This Coupon Worth $20.00 on a Sears Purchase Tooday's Probable Pitchers -rnaal•Iltia.11Pia• Memorial Day Boston. Warlewski 2-5 at Oakland, Nash 2-4, 10:30 p, GOOD FOR Detroit, Cain 1-0 at Calitorn- ACT NOW' la, Brunet 5-3, 11 p. m. $20.00 44 at Min- OFFER LIMITED Cleveland, Hartle on the p ur(hassr of nesota, J. Perry 4-3, 9 p m $200 00 or Expor•s May 31 1968 Baltimore. Phoebus 4-4 vs. mor• of Thursday, May Chicago. John 4-0 at Milwuakee, any meickondis• Phon• DA,VID SEVERNS • 9 p m. Washington. Pascual 3-3 at 753-2310 New York, Bahnaen 4-1, 8 p m. Wednesday's Games Evenings 'colt 247-4366 Boston at Oakland n Detroit at California n DAVID SEVERNS 30th. Cleveland at Minnesota n Baltimore at Chicago n Only games scheduled

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— WRY IS, MO MURRAY, ICIINTUCKY TUESDAY T E LEDGER • TIMES — PAGE POUR Maned a broken leg and her husband was in the homiled for or 753-4•47 Enfarement Phone 753-1117 special treatment. Rots:self-Shaw Mrs. J. B. Burkeen • • • PERSONALS • - Mr. and Mrs. Charies D. Brewer and Mr. and Mrs, 3110102 Luncheon Meeting Neste went the weekend in sc. FASHIONETTES Louks, Mo., and attended the Held By Circle St. Louis Cardinal baseball By United Press Intersatiesat 111LCIlel. Mrs. Jack Wilcox sod Mrs • • • Luce Teague were hostesses jacket, short skirt Wyatt of Hazel The long Miss Darlene for the luncheon meeting held adds up to a great look fee Route One was recently dis- by the Faith Doren Circle of Perim and Patsy young summer dressing. Sam- tee linty, Carolyn missed from a Paducah hospit- the WOCOMCCS Society of Chris- jacket Is community service, ple: a long shirt-styled Carolyn Parks inioanco, al. tian Service of the That Me- dirndl skirt In Sue Ann Watson Is • • • paired with a For Meet Carrico, thodist Church on Monday, May houndstooth cotton tweed In At ' Hostess Glenda Smith, Sylvia of a Honored Party Allay; money-making Mr. and Mrs. J D. Reins , at the Holiday Inn. black, brown and white with bee Alpha Omicron Pi ion Tau Phi Lambda .and Jane wedding The oast. Loretta Jobe, Doris Murray attended the _white collar and yellow pussy. eat ority room was the setting for of Miss Faye Tomlinson and meeting was opened The Omicron Alpha ampler eicetf, and Jane Stallone. The cat bow. a denghtful Coke party given James H. Wallace at the second with prayer by Mrs. 0. C. Wra- Pk Wat- Phi LANetbga sorority .1rit In honor of Miss Sue Anne World voted to present Baptist Church. Greenville, on they and the chairman, Mrs. D. Pure cotton takes a stellast Viz -elect. the Woodmen of the The group son, June bride - classroom or May 11. E. Crawford, presided. The role in depicting the shape and 4811 for the occasion heed ies regular mod** must • flag to some • • • Cob3atesses *MI will perform voted to give a gift to softness of fashion's new sil- Charkon Horn- leg on Tunidan May fl at club. The worortty circle were Marilyn Clavilyn Parts 011 initiation ceremon- Rev and Mrs. Cleo Chambers Jeffrey and Miss houettes. Dimensional febrile LAM Whitford. home of Km. pledge wed of Ed Frank back and Highway. , chapter at Clin- of Fletwood are the parents who plan to be — like diagonal cotton twill*. fla Watson those to wear the Hazel ies tomes born Diane Monts and Miss a son, Dennis Christopher, Sunshine friends were sculptured cotton claques Vii her trousseau a green and ton. Mrs. Chain- married. Jae- from Mrs. Linda Waugh, president, Thursday, May ZS. piques. and rich-textured 400 knit dress. of Mary Sue revealed. fresh interest to white presided and the minutes were Refreshments strawberry bars is the former quards—lend sorority presented Mims mrs. Leonard Vaughn read ensemble, the Na- 8T1— 'The reed by the secretery, Mrs. Ise'shortcakes were served to the Stalls of Murray. Mr. Chambers the spring with • lovely engraved Mrs. Ru- an inspiring poem and present- Council reports. , osn Watson retie J. Various items of group by the hostess, Carolyn Is the son at Mr. and clonal Cotton tray while the hostesses ed Mrs. Crawford a special min silver In:sines were diacuased by the Parks, and cabeetees, Glenda ble Clambers of Lynnville. gave her gifts of lingerie- Smith. • • • memberehip pin. The meeting • • • of drouP and wrong money =k- Refreshments of cookies, pos. Mrs. Hiram Tucker, was closed with prayer. Fashion for '68 Pb Proketa are being planned, Mr. and can be de- • at° chips. and Cokes were Int The newt meeting will b North 18th Street, were both Present for the luncheon murely little-girlish, roman- d served from the large coffee held in the home of Patsy Tri- &missed frown the Murray-Cal- were fourteen members a n tically Victorian, or elegantly as *cows: Pub. COI .RedwererOSOCusedtheat sovantasiority. prescient sere (mkt) on June 25 with Loretta loway County Hospital on Mon- one guest, Mrs. Ada Kennedy, tailored Committees appointed by the ins sower, Pub- Jobs as col:tones& LdaY. Mrs. 'Tucker recently SU- who became a new member. points around the room. 1 Ii nom STORES EVERY DAY is DOLLA IS DAY AT DOLLAR GENERAL DOLLAR DAY AT DOLLAR GENERAL STORES--EVERY DAY DOLLAR

MOS MARY nrins RUSSELL DOLLAR GENERAL STORES Mr rad Mrs. Angst= *Rem Remelt of 321 North Seventh approactring mar- Street. Murray, announce the engagement and Shaw, son riege of their daughter. Mary Ken. to George Bernard and Mrs. James G Shaw of Wickman. • of Mr in the GIRLS' Russell is a graduate of Murray Higti 9thool LADLES' AND intralisity of 1998 She is presently attending Murray State as Her sceW so- where she is a junior mayoring in home economics Alpha Gamma Deka SHOES rority is DRESS School. Rick- SHOES Fulton County High CANVAS graduated from Mr Siam at Mur- 'Good looks and comfort *Goodyear welts in the class of 1983. He is now rarefied *American made man. Kentucky. in business 'Oxfords and slip-ons 'Values 87.98 Univereity where be is a senior majoring first quality ray Se 'Boys' Sizes 3 to 6 at Pi Kappa Alpha social fraternity He le amber Menet 2t at •Men's Sizes 62 to 12 wedding will be soleenfttted on Seturdey The Baena Chureh, Mur- 11 enieek in the evening at the lrirat I+ I c, H sever Woman's Club House reception will follow at the Murray (4)ARP * 0 31 ray A sent. AR friends and oat of town invitations are being Only ceremony and resection. relatives are invited to attend the •Ited. White. Blue and Black 4Mm •Infants. Girls and Ladies Sizes. •This Kind Of Value Speaks Plans Completed Crider Family Has For Itself By Miss Watson For In Murray Reunion SPORT AND DRESS Wedding The Cncler felinity held a re- MEN'S Saturday 18-19, Anne Wataon hes unarm hot weekend. May Mau Sue and sis- Mains for her mar- with all rune brothers completed attendance to Ronnie lane 14 ters being in 0 SHIRTS nage May made, for long ring ceremony will' Cie Saturday evening. •First quality and American A doubie Cider >- SHELLS H. V KNIT good looks. siteramsed on Saturday.'19, Mr and Mrs. turtle, turtle, crew and lasting be Part. California, ac'Mock brilliant choice 1. at five-thuty ceche* In of Huntington scoop neck styles. •Offered in a June the group st a - stripes. afternoon at the Osehea were hosts to of solids, plaids, and the at the Southrade Re- Methochit Church IWO Rae.'bah dinner perforating this •All American •Sizes, the Hoyt Owes were Mr. sass Others attending made S. M. L rein ceremony W R. Crider al La- BR program at negibi mask and Mrs wan WOO an co The Web., Mrs. J. W. ac be preaented before the ingsburg. prise will of Aberdeen, lam , r•eremorry by Was Jane McCaw Jach000 P- 'Pastels in solids S. arou E LOWE of Clevelend, 101111 aid. organist. and Jam Trees Mrs C ind fancy prints boll sorority Miss., Mr and Mrs Fred Crid- pick) Everly vocakst. mad Wilma er of Breidaord. Tenn., Mr. 4t "9 asters at Mins of Mlian, ac T1. bride-elect, to be gives Mrs. G L. Crider 'Sizes S-M-L The and Yrs. T. C. Col- it need mane by her Mbar. Jahn Teen.. Mr. in M.r. and Mrs. W. E. Crider, the 1 B Watson, will here Ise ler lie, arra and Mr and Mrs. T. IL Crider east matron of honor. Mrd. 0 ahar a sorority doter. of Marren Hornbeck. were Mr. and the WOW= Daugherty will Other mmes Mrs W. Jackson, Jr.. of BOIT Vali, end Miss Mrs James VACUUM serne as bridesmeid sod unit junior Dreier- Kangas City. Kansas. Mr SETS Watson as INFANT Sheds of Chatta- 0 SHORTS hot — keeps cold twee Crider BOXER hot beverages bride Mrs Clyde 'Keeps med. both gaiters at the 0 •Winsome appliques and frothy laces make Press and 100% Cotton 'Solids, Was sister of nooga. Tenn.. Mr and Mrs. Rob- •Perma Wass Tammy Hutaon, these 2 and 3 piece sets cute as can be and pads *Some with zipper fly, Cap with Lox-One brok the flower ert Stallings and son. John, of Stripes the creme will be Mn. with elastic backwaist 'Others area Cleveland. Mies., Mr and his girt Neal - of Danville. Ill., •f to 18 have all-around elastic waist Ronnie Hutson, son of Mr Roger and and Mx and Mn Albert Crian 41( months, and Mrs 0 H Hutson. has cho- •Sizes 3 to 8 Ty er and Mies Kathy Crider of 0 girls and the sen Sneerer Solomon. a fritter •98r Value brother as brat man Murray boys 'Rubber rsty At noon on Sunday those re- Hilb will be Jim Leon- Groomsmen morning in town ioined the lo- 'Machine cushioned that is. alin • fraternity brother, for another meal washable the cal relatives absorber and Teddy Potts was held at the Triangle shock C's mile being whsch 'Values Formal invitations we Restaursnt. sent to out at town euests only • • 6 ' beginning 'Quart size COW and reiatives of the at 81.88 All friends Party "Ho are Invited to Wend Houseboat et gisple 0 bib the wedding red the re- Given For Couple KING rect - >- BAKE bow teglima ullieb win follow the Mtn Kay iftnor and Jim El- rarelled—ligin the feliowshipzi lis whose wedding will be ea Lai tore Ihe event of June 8 were compli- FLATWARE Rea • • • and Pictures sise Mr Framed with a pasty by — 4 WARE mented a low, low price. BAKE such Hutson on their 'So practical, and at tin plate Mei Ryan Is Mrs Dan 'Add that pleasing touch to your rooms. spoon •Made of selected gray iliss Mary nL'h-ifith" on US- we any more *Knife, fork, soup •8" x 8" x 2 Cake Pan Need •8" x 12" Baking • er c Shower on Sunday, May 19, 'Choose from our assortment of seascapes, Honored At :acZh eb°1.4att and teaspoon. •9" a 5" x 2W Loaf Pan but, -Unity o'dock in the af- 10" Hurt Home at two still life, landscapes and street scenes. •14" x 11101 At The ternoon. Sheet 19th the Cookie Kim Mary Ryan. August Diener was mewed aboard tit Pan Hurt, was com- 'Muffin bradcalect of Richard boat and the cruise wes with a kitchen nut even- 'Assorted 'Value 49# Icy. complimented pleted at six o'clock Goc on Meridian May 21, at OC drawer ing 1.11 frames the du o'clock in the levelling at The couple was presented Ru- a mot the home of Mr. end Mrs with a red leather (TOW IS bit feed Hurt, Wells Boulevard. wedding gift by Mr and Mrs. 0 •11" x Itr The charming hostesses for Hutson the occasion Were Misses Kay Those peewee were Mr and and Sue Wes. 411his Minor, Molly Martin, Mtn- „David Cash. Johnny -LA Faust, who presented the boo- tfierly. Jan Hey. Mass Jane Sax- with an electric mixer as couple, and the oree on. the honored NATIONALLY ADVERTISED trol gift. a wedding hosts bin table • • • HIGH FASHIONED Centering the sereing 4117i was an arrangement of magno- PITCHERS WATER pre lia sprays on a white linen 'At this ridiculous price, what can you say Cushion Air Cool pro were grill- CALENDAR 'King Size/Reversible cloth Hamburgers SOG1AL 0 SUNGLASSES •79e Value mil ed outside by Buford Hurt and 'Designed in Italy me May 30 'Makes driving a breeze M. C. lallis Thursday, 'Frames hand rubbed and polished ow ice cream GLASSES IMOD daisies centered the An old fashioned Col music show —a 'Smoked glass lens met treks covered with yel- supper and country 4 for S1.00 to linen do- be held at the Wrangler ls./ mid white check will • Made to sell TO sm guests were seat- Ring at seven pm- '2 ma _ _11. when the Rng for $1.98 12 for $1.00 eg• *sr their refrelhineots. - chi Inas Ryan chose to wear a ›- st ii outfit and her mo- ass were Misses La yellow stack - to be, Mrs Buford Bad Oagtlemen, Sheily Hum ther-inasw Kay Gar- 0 wore a green knit top NM, Nutty Mullins, Vo Hurt Young, Patsy Day, ltoraf white slacks Mims Ryan rett, Lynn and Russell. Mrs Glen- CX ltif3OM presented a white &tire Mary Keys ISJ gi I _ Jral Mrs Jean Hurt with various kitelien da Harrelson, ' 'coinage Mrs M C Ellis. Mr. mingled among the da Mr and DOLLAR DAY AT DOLLAR GENERAL STORES ...._ utensils Mrs Buford Hurt, and t STORES EVERY DAY IS isles and Mrs Hurt was pre- end EVER( DAY IS DAY AT DOLLAR GENERA" hostesses DOLLAR sented with a white daisy cor- Or.

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MAY 28, 1988 imonvivs TOE LiIDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY TUESDAY - like to invite you all to eat offered, 304 North 4th, Call NOTICE with us at Warner's Drive In 753-8149, 11-30-e at Jonathan Creek on Highway BUSINESS VISIT THE ANTIQUE Room, 68. Thank you all and come OPPORTUNITIES 2113 East Main St. See the new see' us. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis eft department. We buy sell Warner, Lynn and Joyce. -23-P (men NatFfte and trade antiques. Come in M SPARE TIME INCOME, and kill time with us. J4-C or women). Dependable person STRAWBERRIES, you pick your from this area to service and Lk/ con- 17/E WILL HAVE 2 trailers for rent, own, 20e quart, bring own collect from new high quality for couples only June 1st. Can tainers. Quint Guie,r, 1% miles type vending machines. No ex. Brewers on Brewers- car- be seen after 4:00 any after- west of perience needed. We establish M-31-NC University. Take a look and bination. Private entrance, DEEMED Road. For SERVICES noon at Dill's Trailer Court. Back usburg accounts for you. Car, refer- FOR BALI give bid. Priced below market peted and air-conditioned. 14 PT. BOAT, aluminum, Ark- Available Call 753-2930. T-F-C & Ser- ences and 9900.00 to $1900.00 for a quick sale. Claude L. Mil- girls or couple only. Unlimited Jan- ELP:CTROLUS SALES ansas Traveler. Good condition, semester. MAINTENANCE Ky., C. cash capital neceesary. 8 to 12 8' a 35' AMERICAN trailer, air- ler, Realtor, phone 753-5085 or for summer and fall Commercial, In- THE EXTRA TRASH pick-up vice, Box 213 Murray, $125.00. Call 438-5414. M-28-C St., Kel- itor Service, Phone 382-3178, hours weekly. Nets excellent conditioner. Phone 753-7353, T53-3050. M-29-C Located 100 So. 13th Call be- service provided by the City M. Sanders. dustrial, Residential. H monthly income. Full time May-30-P Lawn Mower. ley Pest Control. TFC of Murray Street Department Lynnville. Ky. -June-29-C 0 H. P. RIDING $80.00. Phone tween 2 and 6, 492-8485. more. For local interview write: reverse. GOOD GO-CART, will terminate May 31st. The NEW 3-point 5 ft Cutter with Forward speed and M-23-P APARTMENTS for the June-27-C LOST & FOUND Big State Distributing Company Phone 753- 753-2997. FOUR service will be offered again in heavy gear box, stump jumper, Good condition. summer. Vacant June 1. Mar -P. 0. Box 18297, Dallas, Texas M-28-P Blue STUD SERVICE-tiny white the fall, effective September LOST: Irish Setter (red coat) solid tail wheel, $325.00 Also 8230. CLEAN carpets with ease. ried couples or boys. Nice clean. 75218. Including telephone num- job a breeze. toy ABC poodle. 74 in, 4% lb. 1st to October 15th. M-29-C puppy. 5 months old. Reward new 5' pull-type models, used mow- Lustre makes the Everything furnished. Reason- ber. M-30-P THREE GOOD used power $1. Call 753-1971 or 753-3392. • pick-up and pull-type models. M-28-C Rent electric shampooer able rates. Call 753-5817 or 753- Fan YOURSELF of unwanted ers. Call 7534817. -LC M-30-P Vinson Tractor Co. Phone 753- Big K. J 1257. M-28-C hair, the quick painless way. 4892. June-8-C WALNUT ANTIQUE side board RENT Call Beauty Shop for CROSSWORD PUZZLE AnswArthY•st•rda''sPla.i• 1961 MGA, fully restored; 1966 private entrance WANTED To Edith's with marble top. See at 1310 ROOM WITH Phone 753-3969. Honda 160 CC Scrambler, 7800 and re- appointment nuanci WARM NEW AND USED tires. Tractor Poplar. Call 753-3438. M-28-C and bath, driveway, WANTED: One room to store J-7-C ACROSS 4-The ones there miles; 1967 Volkswagen Square- campus. 0000MO UMOMMN flats repaired. Speedy service. frigerator. 1 block off furniture. Call 7534139. 5-itabylonian OM WM OM Air-conditioning, 1-The self deity nu Vinson Tractor Co., Phone 753- 1967 KENT House Trailer. 2 back, FM-AM, Call 753-3504. M-30-C M-28-P NOW THAT WE are giving VMM NUOMMUOU Phone 753- 4-Spreads for 6-Plunge 4892. June-8-C bedrooms, all electric, like new, 1200 miles, nice. up our lease at Holiday Rest- drying DO WO US3 M-23-P FURNISHED apart- only lived in 8 months. Phone 8585 after 5 p. m. SMALL 14.3ac WANTED: Office space, ap- aurant, we would like to take li-Ta lies &Baby's COMOMOMOP QOM STRAWBERRIES; pick your 753-5708, M-31-P ment. Call 753-3106. proximately 10' a 20', first floor, thank our unlawfully plaything OM WOM OVO MW 1959 T'R-3 Sports car. Best of- this opportunity to 11 -Cease 9-Native metal DOW own for 20e a quart. Bring your good downtown or campus lo- and NOWOMOMMO AND DRYER. In ex- fer. Call 753-7128. M-29-P FURNISHED HOUSE for col- many friends neighbors 10-Article of OMU OW Mra own containers, 2 miles south WASHER cation. Address replies to Led- past 7 13-Exist furniture Phone 753- lege boys. Summer months only. for their patronage the OWOMUOSOL3 OOM of Sedalia on Highway 381. cellent condition. hardtop. Ex- ger & Times, Box 32-A, Murray, 14-Esclamation 11 Seasoning M-28-P 1986 MUSTANG 1% blocks from campus. Call years and especially to thank IS.Time gone by I6-A state (abbr ) WO OCM OMB MO • Phone 3288543, Jeuie Jones. 5922. cyclinder, J-1-C WON1420 OM12006 de- cellent condition, 6 753-3896. 31-30-C Ky. our loyal employees. We would 17-Fondled 1S-Cravat TFC bucket seats, radio, 19-Sign of zodiac 20-Lubricate UMW) U0000 an- MUST SELL, owner leaving 3-speed, 21 Snake 22-Sham 29 itly brick veneer her. Priced to sell. Call 483- NEW FURNISHED apartments, 23'intellect -Moccasin COMPLETELY equipped mov- state. Beautiful WANTED TO BUY 23 on good lot on U. S. 2822. M-30-C air-conditioned. Williams Apart- 24-Journey 27-Bev*rage 39-Born 55-Insect eggs 753-7271. house 26-Period of tune 29 40 ing van. Phone ments, So. lfith St. Phone 753- NOTICE Electrified -Number 577-Pronoun ..••••• 641 north, only 4 miles from ArrENTION college students, -BEDROOM TRAILER, reason- 2S-Lamb's pen particle 43.Tangled 59-Uncooked 2 E1160, will buy scything you have to name 30-Peer Gyrit's 46-Affirmative able. Cell 489-2922 after 2:30 31-Once around mother 411 60-Female sheep mall, such as furniture, TV's, The extra trash pickup -Inlet p. in. M-30-C HIO.P WANTED track 32'Vessel 50-Thick 61-Nothing stereos and etc. Must be in service provided by the City 33Gti do's high 34-Inquire 52 Charm 63-Definite article hog and cattle farm, MAN with Retail good shape. Cell 7534865 days, of Murray Depart- note 36.0ance step 53-Afternoon 67-River in Italy 70 ACRE ENERGETIC Street 33 Dawn goddisu 37-River island parties 69-Prefix: not Learnarn all fenced. 3 Hampshire boars Shoe experience to assume 753-5108 nights. M-30-C ment will terminate May 36-Parent E and 2 gilts. 7-piece breakfast managership in local store with 31st. The service will be of- (cello-4.) 3 ::::?: 4 $ 6 7 -Ms 9 10 • • 311-Game ye:: ..... set. Call 753-7=3. well established expanding or- fered again in the fall, ef- 41 toinpass point :•:•,... M•:. Contact State Em- WANTED: Good used shallow 42-Goal I 1 c 1 We:13 boat, 25 ganization. fective September lit to Oc- ::•:!. Ill. Full salary while enrolled in our 14 FT. FIBER GLASS well pump. Call 753-3102 after 44-0o11 mound Ill.' • ployment Office in Mayfield. I 4 15 16 h. p. motor and trailer, $550.00. tober 15th. H-1TC 45-Lock opener 111 directly re- Hy for interview appointment. 5:00 p. in. 47-Heavenly body :IX* •Vol's! Management Training, 753-3756. M-80-C Ill Call M-31-C 49-Finish 19 •.2I :•,,,,,;',* 23 MA. ke.:: as Branch 514ircr s horn. 120 122 lated to an 'appointment 14 Ft. Mahogany P.M; LARSON, SECRETARY-bookkeeper need- 54-Metal 24 25 ',AX: 26 27 28 30 boat. 40 h. p. Mercury, 56-Condensed 129 Manager. speed branch office of C. P. A. skis, ski vest. 1 ed for moisture W :•:4:. 31 POW battery, 753-5632, or write 58 Bishopric slightly used cot. Firm, Call I AM LOOKING .•:!:! •:•:!: iigkil EMI Sc:me college prefer- voW cot, 1 Murray, for ap- 59-Keep No experience required. 5:30 p. in. P. 0. Box 270, 62-Openwork 34 37 ):4•LE 39 40 INE 41 Call 753-7919 after M-27-C for a business woman or man, with direct sell- g4:•:= red, high school graduate considered. M-30-P pointment fabric Ill ing and/or hair dressing experience, Who Is 64-Cooled lava 42 I43 ve:44 •p:. $t4: 45 46 a REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 65-Reverence X.:. WV 99:414.1 FORTY-FIVE PIGS for sale. ready to get Into the $10,000-$20,000 per year 66-Gratuities 47 a:9531 52 all Top employee benefits Good future with na- immv., Call 753-5919 or 753-3970. BY OWNER, house with 2 bed- class. GS-Strikers aiiiii5 ae tion's largest finance company located in 70.Marry M-304 rooms and large lot Small investment required. Nationwide corpo- Plumlike fruit ...... 1111.%11 im" 5,5e,, Stella. Call 7534597. il-30-1' ration. Leader in its field 72 Sitter vetch 59 62 inter- Kt64 Age 21-35 Apply in person Evening FOR KENT DOWN lll 163 ON OWNER, new 3-bedroom Call collect La-Mar Warnlck, Salt Lake llIAV views arranged BY 1-Chernical trt:c=I 67 IIal 6$ large lot in new sub City, Utah, IN I -521-3325 ill 6911 ROOMS FOR boys. One block brick on compound All electric, utility m30c 2 Proceed 70 division. 71 a from campus. Summer rates. 3 New Deal SPA: lIl72 foe $12,500. Call' slienc7 Il take fall applications. Pd. room and car port, (inn ) tate, by United Feature Inc 29 CORP. Will J-3-C Syndicate, UNIVERSAL CIT CREDIT vats entrance. Phone 753-5766 753-7912. of 753-2566. June-24-C • 312 E. Broadway Mayfield, Ky. Phone 247-5611 by Charles M. Schulz TWO-BEDROOM furnished a- Peanuts® partment with kitchen-den cons- COME_ k11_ON IT IF liDU DON'T NAVE NE YOU WOULDN'T KNOW CA94,YOU CAA PVT IT 041 YOUR CREDIT GOOD GOOF IF YOU CARP TASTED I T I, I. A new Western thriller BY RICHARD POOLE •

Lee I,- From the Doubleday & Co. novel. Copyright C MI by King Features Syndicate. +At 4)4 I. Wells. Distributed - and Greg sat down. The CHAPTER 1 another question. Now, the two chairs faced him and he could HEN they topped the low riders crossed a grass rich 'wale Iwindow low hills. ;look directly at the bunkhouse ridge on their return to and threaded between by Ernie Bushmiller opened as they many yards away, see a corner the ranch house, Greg Corwin The vista ahead Nam", of the hills and again of the stable and the corrals reined in and Hobe Terrell. with broke free Greg Corwin reined in. beyond. an over-the-shoulder look of sur- T.. Ise U. I. PO. mew* cuiblar-kropatience, Terrell pulled a whiskey bottle 0 1010 Sr U.d ha.* 1•••11s•••."1••. prise, pulled his horse half Terrell, Just beside him. Below, and glasses from the bottom TAKE THE around. bleak eyes narrowing in stopped the wide swale. stood 'drawer of the scarred rolltop something like fright and sus- and across DOG WITH of Tumbling T. desk, poured, handed a glass to AUNT FRITZI---L'M picion_ the buildings studied them, trying to Greg. "Here's to a dicker" YOU "Something wrong?" Corwin TO THE coldly through a They drank and Terrell set- GOING The younger man shook his set them excitement. The tied deep in a cusihioned chair need He sat tall and slender in Mounting inner TOY SHOP TO buildings looked solid and stur- before the desk. "I've showed the saddle, gaze slowly ranging CAR Ay,. from rambling ranch house you my range and beef. You've GET MY east to west along the high and bunkhouse under the trees seen the house and the buildings. sharp line of mountains marking REPAIRED to, the few corrals, the barn and You're getting a steal." the northern boundary of Sioux -buildings. "Why? What haven't you Valley. Rich graze broken by work Terrell couldn't help asking, showed me or told me?" timbered areas made wind- the looks of it?". "I ain't hid nothing, Corwin breaks against the snows and "Like and buildings. yes. Why? Because I've worked my- blizzards of winter, low hills "Range the beef tally-" self half crippled, first for fort,. broke the valley into distinct But "You're a cattleman When's and found and then building up areas. Greg's cheat lifted with ever exactly right until this spread. I could stay until his full breath, softly expelled tally round-up or a head count I I die, but the ranch'd go to the and his tawny eyes grew soft. :8 ' won't hold to the book figure I Territory, I reckon. No heirs -FAPA//E- VSN,44 L #5411-- Terrain' husky voice broke to be fair." Doc tells me to get out of Wy- the silence. "This is all Tum- try Corwin chuckled like an eager oming-head to the desert. So bling T range north to the Dark boy as he looked slowly over the I'm willing for hard cash to cu Hills. Can't see 'em. Hidden by Van Buren valley in another slow, circling price and take care of mysel Abbie 'N Slats by R. that Umber coming down from sweep His deep voice held a down around Tucson somewhere, the northeast County seat's five new vibrancy. "Let's get to the That satisfy you?" IOU? BUT IF YOU'RE TARRYiNG Hen ri miles beyond." I WOULDN'T KNOW WOULDN'T LOOK, IF and talk " Greg saw, through the win- CHITCHAT, I • Greg, still drinking in the house ,- M3OUT MOTHERING WHY ARE YOU YOU'VE COME To HAVEN'T moved ahead Unseen dow, the rolling spread of rich country ahead and below, asked, Terrall YOUR DOG SAM-IS NE A"• HIM, MADAM,,, HERE- AFTER FOR MEDICAL GOT THE his seamed face graze beyond the buildings, a far LEAN Ir -TIME' "How about the neighbors?" by Corwin, 6 FEET TALL-DAR K.„ HOURS' ADVICE, I'LL ltiAKE showed relief They trotted into line of timber. His eyes glowed Wil).1 The old rancher indicated di- „ AND BURDENED A AN APPOINTMENT ykrd, reined in before "Sounds better than fair. How rections. 'jar Y, the biggest, thirlsapch KIND OP woeLc> - FOR YOU.' house. An old cowboy sat about crew?" , bounds us north and east, the the WEARY ATTITUDAE afternoon sun before "Your problem, They're free town's right on Its boundary. in the late THAT MAKES . bunkhouse door, watching I to sign on with you or ride off •■•••• 7 Rest of the spreads about the the WOMAN WANT V.P Terrall and the stranger ground- If they stay, you got a good Kim of Tumbling T; Anchor over TO MOTHER - 40 their horses and move to bunch. If they leave, others can there - Rocking Chair up that tie j11411116/4 I house be hired In Redman." way. South and west, four small- , the heavy "I'll see how much payroll I ..4 'em doing good Terrell pushed open the r er outfits..k.II of meet" the door and stepped into the big ;Can but, of course, Bar Y ships Now room ahead of Corwin. He "Your problem again. ("P most cattle out of Sioux Valley." main as Corwin closed the door I you buying Tumbling T?" -Where's shipping point 7.• turned tbehind him and swept off his "Yes." Ar41, "Thirty miles north of the val- choking back f hat, revealing black hair, sweat Terrell nodded, ley. But it's no drive at 'di. sigh of relief He coy. damp where the hatband had an audible graze and clear d all to the desk .Y •US• 11, 411••• • ••••••., Good Preseed Terrell said sharply, end it by swinging •ilia by lbwebyl by*. be Yaw.. 1.• 4444)•a04-1- the way, even through the paper and pen. W. w° Ulf / "You're ready to talk businbusiness"; and taking mountains I never had no trou- "First, I'll do a bill of sale and ready to make the deal, ble and no one else." "I'm receipt Then deed and order to Terrall pending one question." Greg's sudden smile softened change title. Got the abstract "First, let me throw one, b3rAlCpp angular Jaw and chin, lifted to right here." Lil' Abner You're a puncher - worked for VP his eyes in a sparkling glow. He turned to a small iron safe and It ain't like a hired "Let's get back to the house." wages whirled the knobs and opened. THAIS rider has the kind of money I a thick / E BOUGHT A HE'S OUR GREATEST t. spurred his hbrise to It - the door. He took out STRANGE!! He want for Tumbling T I ain't THE caught up with bundle 'of papers. "Represents -NEW SCIENTIST SINCE trot and Terrell fool around with mort- BRAN' HE NEVAH on going to homestead grants and transfers, BLESSED BERNARD him a few yards farther All HE gages and notes and such some graze I bought twenty NOLMiLff- SPLAKS To The old man shrewdly ap- GOT SAW, WHO INVENTED of it cold cash. Are we wasting years ago Altogether, it's the AFTER 10 MUSTA praised the young stranger, ap- -SHAPED 140B01)%1!! one another's time?" you saw." RICH WI F HIS TH'CRESCENT proving of' the broad shoulders, range VMS-SILENT The young man dropped his Terrell busied himself vyi DOW- muscular back and arms, re- As YOKUNI COME. INVIINSHUNS!! on a chair, pulled his faded, the younger man membering long ago when his hat writing, shirt out of his trousers. the window, looked BACK t.' own had been as powerful. As checked walked to revealing a money belt around on the yard His chest rose A Corwin half turned to look off out his slender waist He unbuckled on a deep breath, fell and at to the west, Terrell noted the it, opened one of the leather moment he took possession smooth way' in, which his torso that pouches and produced bank- noticed the okl man and two moved and the jut of Jaw and He notes Teri-ails eyes bugged -beard punchers pear the •11.1n suggesting courage - or stubble and he said dryly, bunkhouse, stubbornness.' Terrall's dry lips slightly door of the "Drinks are. on me Come on dropped his pen faintly twisted. Corwin would Terrell it is Count out the mon- need both if he .stayed in Sotax He led the way doSyn a short "There corridor to a small toorn that ey and sign this acknowledg- served as ranch office,. He ment" 4 The ',id mans wrinkled face Br Contmved Tomorrole, • C bland when Corwin thiew waved CoKsiTi to one of the two (Tv. stew Pr MuterS. ndiret, Dolibtedir * swivel , 111. 1.nr- E 131-1/4 Dien Muted b) King Vi-on, • St •

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1968 TUESDAY — MAY 28, MURRAY, KENTUCKY THE DGER & TIMES — PAGE SIX At the very And ONE CITED %%eak afterward. services of those involved. GRAVE some amount of no ade- MARK EVERY Letter To Editor loot. it took I certainly know of com- cited by the his time. The only reward quate way to express my grati- One person was Light (Continued From Paso 1) has es from knowing that one tude. I can only say that with- Murray Police Department yes- in a time of crisis. They something for which out my job would and last night This was (Continued From P 1) blood given such support terday hold one, two, even three gal- there is no substitute and which not be difficult, it would be for disregarding a stop sign. was endorsed Morton to be lon donor cards. This year, how- possibly save a life. Thank you! /Too impossible. RETURNS hi. successor. ever, we had 126 'Iirst-timers" Speaking for the Red Cross AMBASSADOR Sincerely Ambassador Cook's ort role was due Bid we think this is a sign of of Directors and myself Mrs. Jean Blankenship, BONN (UPI) — gc.ard the U.S. in part the peutral position increasing community aware- woukl especially like to thank Executive Secretary George C. McGhee, 11186 1 for more Since taken by Gov."Louse B Nunn, ness. Blood Program Chairman, Calloway County Red Cross envoy to Germany our Wash- Marble "Dem.-A66t- personal political Blood processing stopped at He devotes a lot of than five years, left- for Murray a longtime Bill Boyd. Tuesday to become am- end of Slier's. 4:00 p.m., and another R.O.T.C. tine to our drive and serves, ington Works moved in. By Volunteers, bassador-at-large in the State Few issues developed during clean-up detail as do all Red Cross BUILDERS OF FINE was also Department the campaigns, with the per- 6:00 pm. everything clear without pay. Thanks are MEMORIALS of the candidates and ed away and the drive was over. Major William Hudson who Manager sonalities due Bubba Hicks Tavern of Hous- Porter Whit* • being emphasised. The F.B.LA. Club of University recruited many donors past records again ton. Tex . was the first Ameri- 111 Maple St. 753-2512 contests, in High, Mrs. Lanette Thurman, university. In congressional horn the can Baseball Congress cham- Democrats Frank A. sponsor. will type donor re- is any one whom I eumbent If there pion in 1935 Frie and John C. Watts, cords and cards as the final ac- — and so many Part-time Stubblefield Nor overlooked project. were receiving stiff battles for tion of the help that it is entirely possible to those who work Best of Gasoline" from renomination. In addition — it is most unintentional. "The Best In Service . . . day many °then Stubblefield. 61. of Murray, during the For all these hours of seevice and SHELL SERVICE Partly Cloudy was -Opposed by Paul J. Dur- provide services material wh,it oloes Calloway County reo 641 SUPER of the operation. bin, 50, of Fulton, in the lit in advance ce!%. to From a financial angle, - Phone 753-9131 and Coco-Cola on- Across from Jerry's Restaurant District race, while Watts, 65, The Pepsi Tr units of blood at the low- Chest Stamps donated soft McCuiston • We Give Treasure By Abigail Van Buren was in a tight battle with I. ponies drinks. est price charged, $25 per unit Max maalos- Wart 1,rod lax I Coal and Ice Co., up to 1•011 I, CaKaga Dan Chandler, 34. of Versailles. Murray and (many hospitals charge ha Co-op have DEAR ABBY I am 56 years old, am married, but Chandler is the son of former the Calloway pro- osoi would be $18,175. Callo- B. Happy ice and containers have been separated from my husband for 12 years DOM two-term Gov A. vided for way County citizens been drive. Pi Kappa Alpha is al- boy friend for 6 years He's about 50. Chandler. every saved this much, which I have had a bachelor recruitment, and the DRUG 14 type The Court of Appeals race handled most three times the amount WALLIS is wonderful company but he's not the marrying to saw Williams. 50, of Frankfort. Reecue Squad hauled items budgeted by the United Fund Phone 763-1212 seasonal work in this area from May until He does hard-pressed by Fayette Circuit the church. Needless to say, we the entire operation of the * PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY * takes off for the west. and I don't see him to the of- for November, then he Judge Scott Reed, 46, of Lex• are deeply indebted Calloway County Red Cross Will Get It —Or It Can't Be Had of We Have It —We again until the next May ington. and Stanford attorney ficials and members the Chapter. The drives cost about night to OK - Heart The He lives 30 miles from here, and drives in every Marvin Cornett First Methodist Church for use (for drawing, processing, TRANSPLANT $950 J. o; watch TV with me He doesn't dance of their facilities. Mr. Paul Kin. the blood) per year, transplant patient Louis is read the neaspaper and and storing and but he does have a nice car and gins, custodian, is most helpful donated by the sigma Fierro. 54, Elmont, N.Y., or bowl, or Like to go anyplace, Report and was Hospital to the workers. Department of the Woman's smiles broadly following sur- plenty of money Cook's Jewelry A I. nev- Moose. Lions, and Ki- gery at St. Luke's Hospital getting any younger. Abby I wrote to you about ne individual donor can Club, the I am not Census — Adults 97 in Houston, Tex. He was re- beck recall ever seeing your er be adequately thanked. %anis Clubs. this problem 3 years ago. but I don't Census - Nursery 9 community ef- almo predict While there is no danger in- I know of no ported in good condition and Diat:adngs answer in the newspaper I need advice Will you please Admissions. May 26, 19611 so whole- Wats 500 MAIN STREET volved, it is not effortless. The fort which depends making satisfactory progress. kind of futurs you foresee for me RESTLESS IN N.Y. Mrs Norma Garland, Box 96, support and He's %hat needle does hurt a little; your heartedly upon the Dexter: Euei Burkeen, 1106 by t -tine "bey friend" II arm may be sore, you can feel DEAR RESTLESS: Yee have a part Olive, Murray, Mrs. Mary Hoe- right at year place to read the Mrs. yea -as call a ream wile parks ford. 1621 Olive. Murray: son, 702 Meadow Lane, Murray; calls what geed k his 2, newspaper and watch TV a "bey triend")..ead Josephine Fitzgerald, Route Fred King, 301 E. Chestnut, Settle, 1611 Wild ake car and money if you deal go any place' Calvert City, Ed Murray. Master Kevin Shepard, you already Murray: Mrs Joseph- 30 n You say he issl the iaarryiag type. If he were, Farmer, Route 1, Murray. 1406 Johnson Blvd, run which is all Use law allows. "Prediction:" ine Darnell, Dismissals have ear husband, Clardy, Dech- ever from the west N. Murray; James Miss Sandra Saleeba. 301 No. Castineed mild, followed by ceel winds 1606 say erd, Tenn.: itim Simmons, 7th Street, Murray. Miss Bar- Murray; chaste. College Farm Road, bara Dublin, 301 North 7th SL, keep 1, Ben- Ray Henderson, Route Murray: Mrs. Hattie Beale, time I are in 1, si DEAR ABBY My husband call him Pete; and ton, Cloys Puckett, Route Coldwater Road, Murray; Mrs. his and have a Janice McClure, unite our midowenties. have been married three years liandin, Mrs Bula Jones, Route 3. Murray; Ypsilanti, Mi- son 31 Center Street, Mrs Estelle Cunningham, XL 2-year-old Vance, Route The Well. last week we had ' cingan, Mrs Mary I, Mummy; Mitt Martha Long Pete has always had a hot temper Emer- Pete hit me 2. Murray, Miss Melissa baby boy. Box 6, Benton. an argument which got a little out of hand, and and ANN (Cs room and and knocked me down The baby was in the same saw everything Let's Have A Picnic ! to do My problem is now the baby won't have anything turns his with ins father. nig Pete comes near aim, the baby CA screams bead away and cries. If Pete tries to touch him he and draws away. DAY telling him that MEMORIAL This hurts Pete something terrible I keep the baby will forget. and get over it in tone. but will he' PETE'S WIFE May 30th. Ti Thursday have baby may, is time. breetoie mere DEAR WIFE: The monl forget la the Tergivimg"--hist deal count en bin to Mum you meantime. sales* you 'spry being knocked dews I advise Awillweelenenomm. porti aro te persuade Pete 1* get some professional ben is leaning ing la control Ms temper. AAMOvR MEATS * lice were is for no name. Ohio." whose DEAR ABBY This I. lipid and seemed to have RIB brother-in-law worked la the postal service TREET.1.0..49c Stier a lot of "free samples" of soap, toothpaste, etc. as well as twee 1b7 magazines with the addresses cut off STEAK My husband also works for the postal department and we sity Volb don t get any -free anything because of it All undeliverable 2-or. jar F°R 2qe SIRLOIN or hospitals — — — — c ing samples and magazines are distributed to the local PIMIENTOES driv institutions, and training centers Showboat 89lb mental STEAK ven in every barrel, but on the Round You will find a few bad apples OF THEIR WAY 29` Nor men in our postal department are a bunch of GET OUT BEANS --- 300 can 3 elf:* whole, the i the aren't appreciated nearly ityoucan TENDER honest. hard-working loyal guys who # wag enough W ALSTON BURG. N C ROGER CORmAN reivo,•• er. -or can •MAIIKAN ATOs SALAD — — 15 7.17 59e Stal DEAR WeLSTONBURG To saki I weeild Ii, to add Ilici MinuteSTEAK99b -AME% the a DEVILS gen - 49e CONFIDENTIAL TO '1% kITING FOR THE LAST LAUGH. ShediiisUT BUTTER & JELLY — — fror consider soother's bandiation a geed ANGELS RHEELFam STlices 113.79c weaM Kraft ALLMEA Bow sad that you wbe said. coll reason to rahry a laugh. Heald you believe Goethe. by the Jon "By Beduins de mem sbew their character niece than oTEEZE MUSTARD tangs tiny laugh at." Kraft 491, Ill , BOLOGNA lam years! For a penman • Everyissey has a preblesa. Wbat's quart 49` 1 Ker Angeles. Cat. lesad MIRACLE WHIP reply write I. Abby. Sea WPM. Lou that melee* a staaaped, aell-addreesed onveirne par BOX BR MANTIC FIREWORKS DISPLAY rolr WRITE LETTERS? SEND at TO MIRY. WIENERSP 53c NATE TO COME EARLY! . . 29e ,animmie Far CAL, 110100, rat ABBY'S BOOKLET HOT 006 RELISH — WM. LOS ANGEIES. lit FEATURE! ALL OCCASIONS." 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