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5iiktholl Al A Boit A1 Ronnci Kenfncty Community Rewraps: In 'HER God Largest We Circulation In • ot, The City Trust Largest Circulation In The County United Press International IN OUR 83rd YEAR Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, June 6, 1962 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXXIII No. 134 FISCAL COURT SUED ON CALLOWAY Students Of Mrs. GYM Diane Elkins Graduates From Taz Winter In Recital Lusanne Lilly R. Mason Was In • , J. Cooper ' I. Five Day Exercise Perry Claim's Qn Friday $2,962.02 As Murray State With 4.0 Standinu! . evening, in the So- clad Hail at First Methodist Church, Wins Alumni Dies • Mrs. John C. Winter presented Tuesday 1; - ; u. S. FORCES, GERMAN Y Being Unpaid On Miss Diane Elkins, who graduat- elude Delta Lambda Alpha, lion- 11her piano students in a demon- Building Gym (AHTNu) _ Army PM Taz L. ed on Monday night from Murray orary Freshman Women's Fre- stratoni of their musical growth J. R. -Rip" Cooper. Scholarship age 81, died Mason, son of Mr. and Mrs. (ghee ill State College, will leave June 15 ternity; Beta Beta Beta Biological .; for their parents and friende. Tuesday at his home T h e Calloway County Fiscal after on the Stella Mason, Route 1, Kirksey, Ky., a conference with contract- for Baylor University College of Society of which she was The program, entitled *Mater Road. He was rec- Court has been sued by Hal Perry secre- - a former resident ently participated in Grand ors and architect Perry was paid Medicine, Houston, Texas, where tary for two years; 'rats of Musicianship". of Slam general contractor of Benton. recording eec- was pre- the Hazel community. I, a five-day Central Ken- $2600, leaving the sum of $2,963.02 she will begin her medical train- retary of Sigma so_ sented in fOtr. segtions: He Army Group tucky, in connection with Sigma Signig a- Fingers is survived by his wife, Mrs. (CENTAG) exercise the Mew unpaid. ing with a research fellowship cial sorority in .Song. Excursions Ardell in Germany. Calloway County and winner of the in Interprege Cooper; one son, Zelna A missile repairman High School The school board has indicated awarded by the National Institute national rum out, team. Rhythms in the 193d gymnasium. scholarship from Dance, and ' Cooper, Greenwood, Indiana; four Ordnance that the gymnasium was of Health. Piano Techniques. Detachment in Wacker- The suit not com- daughters, Mrs. T. L. Tipton, nheim, calls for payment of pleted on t h e Miss Elkins Pine Mason entered the Army scheduled date, ill was graduated from Students participating in the I Bluff, Arkansas, Mrs. $2,963.02 to Hal Perry to complete therefore Murray Harold Hen- in January 1961, completed basic funds w e re withheld. 1 4 State College with High program were: Cathy Mitchell, dley. Mayfiel payment on the structure. The d, Mrs. Wayne training at Fort Knox, Ky., contractor intimates that the Distinction and was recognized Rachael Bear, Susan Emerson, Wright, and County Judge Robert 0. Mayfield. and Miss Myrtle arrived overseas t h Miller contract calls for an extension for )Say in the graduation ceremony by Bobby Wyman. Sheri James, Cooper e following said •today that the 1 Jayne of Mayfield; and one sis- December. Fiscal Court unusual weather conditions during Ralph Woods, for hav- ; Scott. Laura Whayne, Ricky ter, is being sued because Jones, Mrs. Bessie Green of Paris, it is the the time of construction. Perry ing attained a perfect 4.0 aC a - Debbie Luther, Linda Boyd, Beth Tennessee. The 19 agent ,f the Calloway -year old soldier is a County also said that the building was dernic standing for her entire Tuck, Lynn Whayne, 1960 Board of Education. Karen Ad- Funeral services will be held at graduate of South Marshall The school ready for inspection prior four years of college work. ' anis. Carolyn Hendon, board cannot to the Sara Lewis, the Burn Funeral Hume in May- High School in Benton. let a contract legally, time it was accepted:" 41 As far as can be ascertained, 1Ricki Hodges. David Alexander, field and since the Fiscal Court Thursday at 3:30 p.m. Rev let the The Fiscal Court, as the agent this is the first time in the his- Beth Wyman, Emma Ruth Valen- James contract, it is the agency ails from Tharp and Rev. M. *M. being for the school board, must seli tory of the college that this re- tine, Cindy Alexander. Pamela 'Hampton sued. will conduct the rites. bond issues for the school board, cord has been achieved. 'Clark, Rebecca Hendon, The lawsuit came )his two 1 • Becky Burial will be in the Highland about in the and must handle all contracts, She was named the Outstanding Moore. Beth Garrison, Conielyn following manner. Park Cemetery in Mayfield. The gymnasium since it is not legal for the Senior Girl in the Class of 1962 I Lowry, Patricia Parker, was contracted school ones are Rick to be finished by board- to do so. The court and was also awarded honors 'Brunner, Mary Eyrl last May 1 has Winter, Dan with a clause in the acted as agent for as the Outstanding Senior Biology Miller, Mary Beth contract the board her miles Robertson, Jane Vacation that for each day it wa.-; throughout the entire Student and OtiLetanding Senior , Saxon. Bible not construction and Toni Scruggs. completed a forfeiture of phase of Calloway TriSigma She was listed in Who's Following $50.00 High and the !r. There the program punch School Will Begin would be made. new gym there. Who in American Colleges and and cake were served The school to the group board at first held The suit will be Universities in both her Junior from a tea back heard in Cir- ? can do. table centered with an The Salem Baptist Church $5.600 on final payment, but cuit Court and Senior years. arrangement sf unless settled prior to of magnolias. Miss Lusanne Lilly Lynn Grove will have registration that time. whatever Past honors and affiliations in- day for Vacation Bible School on The issue has been discussed in -- Friday morning.' June I Bodies Of Eight Lusanne Lilly, Murray; 8, at 800 Fiscal Court for the past several lone does Jajtet o'clock. The school 9 Elaine Anderson, Oweneboro; will be held District In months. Miss Mane Elkins Infants Are Found and from 8:00 to 11:06 David Edward Fields. each morning Judge Miller appraised the Normandy Was H n; next week. June court standing Freshman Chemistry have been awarded 11 through 15, of the circumstances - - alumni schol- with commencement yesterday in Award, president arships to services Sun- Soil a regular meeting of Student Al- AKRON. Ohio UN --- The badly Murray State College day Contest of the court. filiates for night June 17. In other of the American Chesnical i decomposed bodies of next year. , action by the court a Stormed Today eight in- Transportation will he provided sheriff's Society; and candidate ifor Miss (ants, some of which settlement was made .on WI1 apparently ' Miss Lilly, who writ study for evereone who wishes to Murray State. Mountain laurel ;had been -pre- at- remaining 1961 taxes, collected in there since July. 19811. medicine, is the tend. For transportation Representative, Best-Dressed CoJerevar daughter of Mr. or in- Calloway County Soil tand Vie- I912. These are taxes that -found by police at a funeral and Mrs. formation about the bter) were 18 Years Ao ed, and Shield Queen. George Lilly of Murray. school please t'''. _ conservation district has left uncollected because 'home here Tuesday. She call 435-4513 en- of the C)¶hS daughter or Mr. end is valedictorian of her grad- Richard tered the 16th. annual change in the sheriff's Mrs. The bodies, those of stillborb Nixon Goodyear office, W. C. Elkins eating rlass and is a National competition to caurt of Murray. Miss and newborn children, were select the nation's employed Leon Coop. Elkins in a • Merit Scholarship semi - finalist, , top 52 conservation By JOSEPH W. GRIGG will be one of four girls 'pile of rags, sheets districts. ac- te surplus food commedi- admitted and blankets finalist, and certificate of merit cording to ties United Press International to Baylor Medical Col- in the rear Lowell Palmer ut Kirk- from Mayfield to Murray of the funeral home winner. She was a staff sey. Rt. OMAHA M)H, France ill) loge this year and member 2. district chairman. The court has been using county - some still bore identfication of both the Murray American and French officials beads High year- Activities of the district trucks for this purpose in around their wrists. book and newspaper. Nixon will be the paid tribute the dehM- Back weiithed against past. here today to the Clarence Irby. 37. who On the performance lived mg team, the chorus, and numer- Ray Allied troops of World War ll M°RFMEAD: KY. 1111 — Robert ; above the funeral of other districts in the state Herndon was hired for an- D. i rale). who was awarded a home, was tak• is ., clubs and organization.. in who fell 18 years ago on the cu into custody. T determining the outstanding other yegr as county dog warden bachelor's degree at the Morehead by police and was e dis- . edtsic and H. Normandy beaches as they stonrn- being held on an open Miss Anderson. rtbyin tehec.cozpeeatritiToinre sztnRstobbr-- H. Ray was named at' State College cornmencement, is I charge is valedictorian livestock ad ashore to launch the .,,invasion Police Sgt. Jack of her graduating inspector of the county. the first student in 40 years at ..y Carkon said class at Owens- Both of Nazi-held Europe irn took over boro Senior Victory of Akron. Ohio positions are required by the school to have a 4.0 perfect operation of die High School. The Road American Ambassador state statutes. Jam e s standing. Evans Funeral Home in 1958. and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A committee selected from M. Gavin, a paratroop general in had been C. Anderson. among the state's Fraley, son of Mr and Mrs. rating it as Irby- 1761 Booth Avenue, outstanding ag- the U S Army who landed Funeral Owensboro, By JAMES C. ANDERSON ricultural leaders be- Hobert G. Fraley here, has won Horne. Inc, since she was a member of President-to-be John F. Kennedy, will name the hind Utah beach then the state winner. to the east with a teaching associatestip at Incli- National Honor Society. many United Press International Flanked by his smiling wife, Pat, Activities during the his men that fateful day, headed The officer allegedly music groups, period from May aria University and will study at said Irby and the pep club I Nixon said he would meet with 1, 1902 through Stubblefield officials at a visit to the ceme- ONerel SAN April 30. the IU graduate echool toward to handle funerals for at Senior High. She will study FRANCISCO 1.:P1 - lege. ' Shell and predicted "we will go 1963 will he considered tery above the cliffs of a Grand Omaha career as a certified 'babies who died stillborn or short- ' chemistry at Murray. aid M. Nixon was 'back on the ' forward to a great victory' in award for the 52 disitricts beach where 10.000 accountant. No- selected American ly after birth He said the former victory track today. co'''vs,b" nationally will be an ex- !Mocks soldiers are buried. owner, Fieliti who ranked third in his pense paid, Closing J. R. Vsvans, who had op- The men who narrowly lost the In earlier statements Nixon con- vacation-study trip to A religious ceremony was held Change In Hours crated graduating class at Fulton County Arizona a respectable business for presidency in 1960 won the Re- ceded that he must hold 90 per in December. 1963, for and then Gavin and his wife vi'.' 40 High School, is the son da one member Told By Church years. had contacted them on publican nomination for governor cent of the Republicans next No- of the district gov- ited Ste Mere Eglise, a scene of and Mrs. James Edward Fields, erning Of Outwood the case. in Tuesday's primary election by vember and pick up 20 per cent body and the individual bitter fighting during the inva- I Hickman. lie was a member of nominated a 2-1 margin. But ahead lies a of the Democrats in order to beat as outstanding corpora- sion. the school annual staff, the hand, tor in each The New Hope and Sulphur NOW YOU KNOW clash on Nov. 6 against Demo- Brown, a man who surged into winning district. The Gavin was deputy commander chorus, and variousous academic and 104 men WASHINGTON Springs Methodist Cliurghes have critic incumbent Goes Edmund C.. office in 1958 by a margin of selected will be guests 4JPI - The Vet- of the American 82nd Airborne The extracurricular clubs at Fulton l'at at Goodyear erans Administration announced new preaching hours. total Allied strength avail- ,•„,..„. Brown. more than one million over form- , Farms, a 14,000-acre Hommel at Division at that time. Subsequent- able s He will study pre-en- general Outsrood. Ky., Preaching at New Hope will he in the D-Day invasion norm:' - r'''''.. - Nixon defeated a young con- er U. S Sen. William F. Knowland. farm operation on the got a brief new ly the town made him an honorary' gineering at Murray. I Arizona lease on We on each second Sunday at 9:45 bered 2.876.439 including 17 Brit• - servative, state Assemblyman Jo- .Expocts to Win cle.,ert near Phoeeix. Tuesday as Rep. citizen, Oh I District Frank Stubblefield, a. m and each four Sunday at divisions three of which were seph C. Shell of Los Angeles, Brown predicted it would be a supervisors arc • Lowell D-Ky., block- His first act upon arriving Canadian. l'aimer, ed a decision in 11.00 a. m. Sulphur Springs will 20 U. S. divisions, one ft gsgg Brown running against only token "hard. tough fight" next Novem- (limn. B. H. Dixon, V. to close it pending the town was to Show his wife French Chmn., an appeal. have preaching each second Sun- and one Polish, opposition, had a much eager her but said "with our record be- Marvin Hill, Purdom Las- a hole on the outskirts of 1.1• MI alter and Kentucky the day at 11:00 a. m. and each fourth • Edmonds time winning the Democratic nod. hind us and the future before ue, Harvey Ellis. veterans groups have community where he protected Mr. urged that Sunday at 9:45 a. m. Returns from 11.990 of the W will win." Palmer said the district's the hospital he retain- himself after dropping by outstanding ed to house para- The public is invited to attend state's 31.212 precints gave Nixcn Another primary test between cooperator will he ill veterans, although chute selected Va officials term these services. , Passes 353249, Shell 173.560. At the conservaties and so-called middle- from among the 1.000 it an "inefficient Then Gavin laid the cornerstone I Away farrn operation." same time. Brown ran up 478.568 of-the-road Republicans saw U. S.- operators enrolled" in the of the American Forces Museum district Stubblefield votes on • the Democratic ballot Sen. Thomas H. Kuehel, minority program. Nationally. about said rqpresentatives Which ,IS being built1 there. Bible School Will 1,800.000 of the American against combined total of 70.533 whip in the Senate, an easy vic• farmers in 2.900 dis- Legion, Dieabled Among French dignitaries D In Nashville tricts American Veterans pres- Begin On June 11 for his three little-kongn op- tor over two conservative challen- will be eligible for the grand and Veterans eM was Raymond Tribtoulet, min- ponents gers. award trip of Foreigh Wars plan to meets ister of veterans affairs. - with W. J. .The Ledbetter Baptist Faces Tough Fight Kuchel's 'opponent in November Driver, deputy ad- St. Mere legtise was the Chwele ministrator first will begin a Vacation 'The 49-year-old former vice will be State Sen. Richard Rich- of the VA, within a French village to be liberated, Bible Setio8T G. Ke Eamonds, age 40. passed SON BORN few' days. , on Monday, J-une,11 through president faces a formidable task ards of Los Angeles. a man whom Gavin was received by Mayor }Sri- 'away at 7.30 this morning There have day June 15. The at in the fall. But the rewards are Kuehel defeated six years ago been frequent pro- Jean Masselin in hburs will he Vanderbilt Hospital in Nashville. by posals front of the from 8 30 _ great-control of a state alenoet 450,000 votes. Dr. and by the federal agency with- town a. m. to 10:45 a. m. .11e had been ill for about four which Mrs. William Thomas in hall and reviewed a French each in 1963 will he the Parker recent years to close the insti- morning. P months. nation's most of Clanton, Alitherna an- honor guard. Masselin raised the heavily tution, but veterans groups Anyone who wishes to go populated, plus leadership nounce the birth of ;a 'son Tiles thus American flag, a gift from Torn may g County Licenses - far have been successful -• call PI, 3-2345 or GR 4-2368_ Mr. Edrnonds was prominent in of a potent political force in 1904 day in elontgomers. Alabama in keep- Murphy, a WaSfungton University when ing it open. All children ages 5-16 are wel- farrn affairs in the community the presidency once again Are Now On Sale Mr. and Mrs. Fkirman Parker g #;A professuir Bulit To IHouse 400 come to attend. and was a past president *of the will be at .stake. of Murray are the paternal grand- to 500 • The ambaesador also offered The hospital, built Calloway County Farm Bureau. ,..California s registration favors County. occupational licenses, parents. Maternal grandparents to house 400, -, the original flag of the 505th Air to 500 toberculogs patients, lie was a graduate of Kirksey' L InDerats by . almost 3-2. The due July one, are emu, on sale are Mr. and Mrs. Bert McCain has •-• borne Regiment, his own ,regi• declined from a peak ; high School and a member of the Shell-Nixon results shenged a defi- at the office of the County Court of Hopkinevilits of 375.; in A 4/tnent 1947 to 55 today. Wel*ther Kirksey Methodist Church. ' nee cleavage in• GOP ranks be- Clerk. These licenses include e -Ste. Mere Eglise Is proud to Kentucky offal,, • tweet' aonservatives and moder. those for soft drinks. ice ice- have request- e the first village in France to lie was. a World cream. NO ed that Outwood War II veter:an ates-j? erilit Nixon hopes .to restaurants, and tobacco. . TI C E • be turned" over heve received the American para- Itop*)rt and a member of Murray Loire to the state to he used heal in the months ahead. Those persons who are to par- as 3 sax troopers," Masselin said, "We eon- , IDS FacAM. bed home, for the Mt INN.' ems Isdassoat....1 Shell. geitsceding the nominatiim chase 'octupatiorlal licenses in the mentally ,re- , eider our town the 'symbol- of • ' A0 Officer's Training .Day will larded. Mr. to Nixon early today, had this to county are urged to purchase' IP I tlie European liberation." FAmonds_ was known for be conducted by the .members of D r ev e r said III his say when asked it he will support them as quickly , as possible Tuesday. "We Gavin replied: •, pleasant eispoeition and his to the Executive Board Of the Vl'o- thought of declaring Western Kentucky Partly •. Nixon next fall: avoidt,441;a0wide•near' the Outwood sur digeill freJ interest in CIA,_aft a Lrs 1.iid _ al- .end ot . gge..Society of Christian Service egos by g . fip..i1 I ins ic i clokely. hattnid - with*.--ii4ff *eft RESS CHINA-Loolo•--orspc" t, Amikiokl,. it,-... , ...-„ja..-..:,,t4,44,7, ess • ten grime... ,- the -end of the. week. un- foreign country since all the rfleftpi e in any em-iive- MO Mettlodist Church on I talked to temperature change today thro- ,Moy Slice, a refugee from more with film than with me. I ;ea" Congressman Stub- • in habitants of your merit which was for the better- Friday Morning, June 8 from blefield town . are ugh Thursday. Chance of scatter-. - Red China, waits In San stand firm for certain principles FIVE today.. We are still hold- personal friends ment of the county. . PAT FORECAST ' nine to eleven ;a m. All ()Meets ing of mine and it ed thundershoevers late this Francisco for her plane to off government. I will support any By Unitod-fross ourselves open to any sfrious /aft- ' International of the circles, both is just like being sfc home in a ernoon, torvi&t: and Chicago, where her son lives, Surviyors 411 candidate who through new and out- overtures that anyone wants to Thursday. ini:lbde -his wife Mrs action as . 'IA)UISVILLE, 'Ky. gff - The going, are village back in the states.". High today upper but It took some doing to Genace well as _words asked to be present at make on the subject." 80s, low tonight Edmonds of Murray route Will eepouee these extended weather forecast for this important get her on her way. meeting. Driver added that near 70 She re- two; his mother Mrs. Mary Ed. principlertilf conservatism and the five-day period. Thursday the three NAME WAS OMITTED Temperatures fused to get aboard an major veterans geoups at 6 Is Mg (Wr).: earlier monds. Murray route two; one son will endorse these corranitmentsg through Monday, prepared by the already - The name of Miss Margaret plane for Chicago FISHING TIP have consulted with him Louisville 68 because Richard; a sister Mrs. John Cun- Shell added that if Nixon and U. S. Department of Commerce and that Rote Bryan was omitted from the Lexington 65 ohs thought it was going to ningharn; Brown debate the decision to close the hospital and one nephew Mach during the coming Weather Bureau: ' KENTUCKY: Murray H igh School, semester Covington 63 take her back to Red China. Edmonds campaign "it will Ely and Mill fish- near Dawson Springs. Ky . would of Murray route two. be a real. pillow Temperatures for the period will ing for bluegill. honor roll published in yesterday's Airline officials called White bass by not be changed "unless sic Paducah 06 her The J. H. Church ill Funeral fight.- aserage near the Kentucky hear Ledger and Times. Miss Bryan eon, who called a friend normal still and jump fishing in the something new" Bowling Green 68 in • 'Nixon Jubilant of 72 degrees with achieved a 2.6 standing San Francisco, who Home is :n minor day- bridge areas. Surface plugs and Driver described out of a London 64 went to charge of arrange• Nixon was jubilant in an appear- to day changes. Outwood as possible 30 for the last the airport and convinced ments however they bugs for black bass. Catfish on "an inefficient semester Hopkinsville 67 her are not conr- ance in his Los Angeles headquars Rainfall will average operation" with Murray High that another plane plete as yet. about one worms in bridge areas. Crappie a per-patient at and hoe name Evansville, Id,, 69 would The body will be ters in sharp contrast to 1960 inch cost the highest of take her returned in frequent periods of thun• on minnows at should have been included. Huntington, W. Va., 81 to Chicago. to Murray late this aft. when in similar surrounds 10 to 15 foot any veterans hoapital in the na- ernoon, he sad- dershowers for the rest of this depths. The -gee ly made a virtual lake is clear, stable tion - .$144 10 per day compared concession to week. and 82 degrees, Iwith a national average of $10.11. - '-aniseineese- .400

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PAGE TWO 1HE LEDGER TIMES— PA MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY 'THE"LEDGERWT — JUNE 6, 196$ MINLJNINNI IMES Sports Parade he IMMO O. Illelle 1_111,1111111WI 416111111111111._ Ws. IlIsmsellk4bniCuliwilligijil By OSCAR Stan The s616a allie ilimi14laikilmiZ FRALEY Man Reaches Another I riled Milestone :.• Pre., 2.17...... e lutern41144141 ns.-az NEW 4 YORK aiPb — The old lady w a s really Man C. INILeldells MUMS smiling, a painted As He Slams 4 dowager consigned to Out His 450th Ile ormois the impoverish- Home aisle id newt me Aretiefleks ed loneliness for Pubes Wee lellere *AO Sat" whose friends &me sheik la dor denly sud- By FRED leseat ed gm spliiii• OM OA 1111 lb& Iii*//, appeared just as DOWN tee and struck liendeas if they I ailed raree out 10 for the homer and hadn't been away International Giants, the four- 4 five years. Stan Musial has reached who scored their 12th vic- pitching 11,11210MI&L 1111Will=aiderrilt For more anoth- of John Wyatt, Davi learleos 111ALLACI MOOS than a half century er milestone — and tory in 13 games. Orlando Cepeda's Segui arra. Miermeks. Tona..; OIL, WHO hers had typically the and Gordon Jones enabled nee & MD Mtg.isil been the salon of base- event meant more two-run single in the third IlliPlmmes Mi. e•tene. Milk Aid ball to his St. Louis in- the Athletics to drop the elm& greatness. Therr -they Cardinal ning and a homer by Twins 4 deserted teammates than to Felipe Alou into fourth place. bin.' her to the the Camilo Pascual di Os Pail Oleos. learasp, pigeons and the lowly great slugger. were the big blows for the Giants. Larremba, In Nosmarilib company yielded all four Kansas City essood Orss ap of occasional minor The occasion Bob Buhl, tagged fur seven runs Iliortar events. w a s the 450th runs to suffer his third loss MUMSCRITIICSI homer of and nine hits in seven against !ATM By Stan's career — a total , seven wins while Wyatt soma carrier ts Wm**I. But they turned back reached suffered his fourth gained lac lo Crime. mod soljoreerg Par Welk le& Jp_ the clock by only five other major loss. his fourth viotory. idiom Will soeslish, pig yrni. for the ancient Polo leaguers A homer Oft 1111.. Grounds — but its chief value and by Willie Charlie Smith's Wednesday. lay Davis third single of • in the fact that it and Larry Sherry's strung It was finally braked the game drove in two runs tel .II. as if they had never the Cardinals' relief in support of Stan Williams and been eight-game plunge sparked a four-run WEDNESDAN: away. For it was New out of enabled the ninth-inning — JVNE. 6, 1962 York pennant Dodgers to top the rally that gave against the Dodgers contention. Pirates the White Sox' and it didn't in their opener. Don Drys- Dom Zanni matter that the home dale's his third win. Bo forces were The homer came in eight-hit pitching and four Belinsky called the 'lifets" the llth was chased by the White Ju nor that those inning of Tuesday hits by Jim Gilliam helped the who once night's game Sox after 2% innings but trekked in from across with the Cincinnati Dodgers to their second reliever Quotes the Reds and lift- -game lead Ryne Duren was tagged th From The river now had commuted ed the when the league with the News all Cardinals to a 10-9 rule that no in- loss. Leon the way from victory Wagner homered By UNITED PRESS a city called Los after they had ning can be started alter tor INTERNATIONAL AngtI waseles. trailed by eight 12:50 the Angels. . runs going a.m, local time caused BERLIN into the bottom of the the sus- — A \\ cst taainan just like old times. sixth inning. pension. The game will le.r.icr guard. alter were There Musial had contri- be com- fatal shooting the 55,704 in the crowd buted two pleted before of an East German the old other hits to the Card- tonight's scheduled SNACK people's -police who had lady embraced v..ith inals' night TIME fired at memorable attack but it remained game. an escaping boy: fondness — for the eighth largest she him to connect Bob Bruce pitched ever - for the payoff a seven-hit- "That's one of them entertained and one blow ter and dead. Still 35 more to go so ob- against reliever Dave Sister. struck out 10 in his first up for to make viously divided with In complete Make breakfast cereal into the refugees who have its thunder- what may be his tinal game in the majors as a I been murdered. Oue ous cheers and season, snack or a party food by for every of them lustily bellowed the 41-year old blusial the Cults moved to within toasting murdered refugee." roars . now is a game it with cheese. of disdain for both hitting .317 and a half -Pour 2 cups of sides. witn six homers and of the sixth-place puffed “Go back home, 24 Braves. wheat into a shallow bak- you bums," runs batted in. He looks Al Spangler, Norm Lark- they shouted headed ing pan. Drizzle with LOS, ANGELES — when those Dodgers for his best season er, and 3 table- California Assemblyman Joseph clattered since 1958 Bob Lillis spoons of melted Shell. C. down the cleat - pitted when he last had two hits each butter or mar- conceding the Republican narrow batted more than in the Colts' garine. Mix gubernatorial primary ta steps from the .300. 13-hit attack. lightly with Ve cup et former Vice. antique grated President Richard M. clubhouse in centerfield. parmesan cheese and Nixon: Giants Beat Cubs Hits Pinch "If Nixon -Yeah, you Dodgers, Homer teaspoon of salt. Heat about and Guy. Edmund G. - their de- The 15 Brown debate on tele- serted but still wal- Whitey Herzog's minutes in a 300-degree vision. it will be a real loyal legions clam- loped the , seventh-inning oven. pillow fight." ored in the counter Lm 11-4; the homer with a man -balance which Angeles Dodgers beat aboard was the hadn't been heard the decisive blow for since they went , 3-2, the Orioles, CHICAGO away the and led, whose secend game — Railroad management last time in 1957. 7-3, when the second with • negotiator J. E. game of the the Senators was rained out. -JUICY Wolfe. after announcement Seven Remain Active twi-night doubleheader Billy START of a wage There was sus- Hoeft, who retired the agreement providing were only seven of pended after only raises fur 450,000 them eight innings, batter he faced, aiMr workers: still active with the and picked up the the Dodgers who Houston Colts deteated win although "The impact remembered the Wes Stock and Hoyt Make of this additional expense when. Duke Snider, Milwaukee Braves, Wilhelm a two-in-one breakfast on the carriers_ Don Drysdale, 7-1, in other followed h im to the i. indeed serious. Many Johnny Podres, NL action. mound. starter by combining 1 quart railroads are not in Sandy Ken Retzer hit two'hom- of to financial position NO MORE GROWING PAINS—Sulelman All Koufax, Jim Gilliam, In the American chilled apple juice with pay wages in effect Nashnush, 18, Roseboro, John League, the ers and Chuck Hinton one 1 cup of prior to the increase." possibly the tallest man on earth, pins and Ed Roebuck. Baltimore for the orange juice, as he learns that And, Orioles scored a Senators. 2 tablespoons of surgery he underwent at along with them, victory 6-5 lemon a clinic in Rome. Italy, has stopped Walt over the Washington Norm Siebern's juice and t'• cup qf sugar. TEMPE. his impressive growth Alston and Leo ators; Sen- two-run fifth- Blend Ariz. — Former at 8.1 feet. He hopes to play on a Durocher, t h e the Kansas City wellral. Serves 4 to American Motors head basketball they Athletics 6. Romney-. to George team when he is released. call "The Lip." edged the Minnesota a graduating class at There Twins, 4-3, Arizona State University: were others among the and the Chicago "If you stop home White Sox topped striving and groaing, you forces — Gil Hodges, Char- the Los Angeles will start shrink- ley Angels, 9-5. ng and dying." Neal, , coach Cookie Bub Purkey, Lavagetto and wrinkled seeking to oecome Casey Stengel, the majors' who preceded all first 10-game winner _ of them of the season, in these precincts and carried a 9-1 lead PROGRESS: lea the into the sixth return. inning only to hava "Hasn't the roof changed a bit," snapped fall in. The Cardinals roughed Dunother. "They've always him up for three Ten booed the runs in Years Ago me here and I hear sixth and then added Today 1.• I• that old five Neel rcese IselerealAuwal music." more in the Ledger and Times File NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago seventh with the key • n 27 25 .519 3 -1 never thought blows a three-run t 0 n. Kansas City I'd see this homer by Bill San Francisco 40 15 727 25 27 .481 5 place again," White and a two Baltimore grinned Snider -run homer by Miss Los Angeles 38 24 26 .480 "Those Ken Boyer, Jacqueline Sharlairough. 17 .091 2 5 two-round fights to see senior it Northwestern Cincinnati Boston 19 27 .413 who Uni%ersity. i. looking 29 19 .604 71 81 takes the ball in that forward to an European Pittsburgh Washington 14 big Lindy McDaniel, sixth the month of tour during 28 21 .571 It 34 .292 14 outfield. When they moved St. Louis July. Miss Sharlaarough St. Louis Tuesday's I said and the only awl is the daughter of Mr. 25 24 .510 12 Results a prayer of thanks that one to go Mr.. C. I.. Sharboruugh Kansas City 4 I'd never more than 2% of Murray. Milwaukee 24 28 .462 141 Minnesota 3 had to play here innings, shut out Castle E. Parker Chicago again. Why? the Reds for of Murray received Houston 22 29 .431 9 Los Angeles 5 Well, every the last four innings of the degree.. of Doctor 16 likaltiffiere time I look out there to pick Dental Surgery from Philadelphia 6 Washington 5 up his second St. Loiii. University's 19 31 .380 131 I see Willie Mays catching a victory tistry in commencement Schout of Den- Cnicago Wash. at Bait.. 2nd.- long while Sister suffered exercises yesterday. 16 3.1 .314 22 ppd.. rain drive." his second Sgt. New York Cleyeland at New York, defeat. Ronald E. Burketai, son 12 34 .261 231 ppd.. rain -You can't never tell of Mr. and Mr.. Dave, Detroit at Boston. what's Hurls Keen. arrived in Bur- Tuesday's Results ppd.. ram gonna happen," interjected Five-Hitter Korea May 4th. He Neal. Billy O'Dell 223rd regiment is a member of the San Francisco Today's Games Mays pitched a five-hit of-the 40th infantry 11 Chicago 4 Cleveland Arrives Friday - leader division and is a squad Los Angeles at New York Certainly on tbr front lines. 3 Pittsburgh 2. 1st Detroit bleyS •wasn't on hand • at Boston, 2. day-night —yet. like Halloween General Eisenhower Los Angeles 7 Pittsburgh 3. 2nd, Kansas He's playing out of San in a haunted house, i• es ithin 689 vote. swended. City at Minnesota. night Francisco when they dropped Repuldican Seniaor of overtaking 8 innings."curfew Chicago with those Giants who both games. Tait of Ohio in the • ffouis 10.Cincinnati at Los Angeles. night abandoned the But the old lady dential primary, South Dakota presi- 9, 11 inns. Washington old lady. But he'll was smiling. the hottest primary House at Baltimore, be back There was a in the nation yet. -in 7 Milwaukee 1 night to see the old girl on lot of Auld Lang Friday Syne as she New York at Pni.a.. ppd., rain Thurottey's night. drew the largest Gaines Hodges, crowd of the Today's Games Detrait at Baston w ho plays with the enure baseball sea- home son to date. San Francisco a: Chicago Kansas City at Minnesota forces now, looked around Los Angeles and admitted MURRAY LOAN at Pittsburgh. melt Chicago at Los Angeles "I always kind of CO. Cmcinnati liked this place." I INW. noir, OIL I at St. Louis. night Cleveland at New York. night He proved it To4sphond Pt. 2-11621 Milwaukee at Houston. Washington by hitting three home 11il11 YOUN NOM1-01AINED night at Baltimore, night runs in the LOAN CO." New York at Pella . 2 tviirnignt doubleheader, for a career total of 369 1 Thursday's Games which puts him in a 10th- New place _ York at Phila.. 2 twi-night tie with Ralph Kiner in the San Francisco at Ch.cago PLAN all-time derby. I SOVIET VISIT * ENDS TONITE Cincinnati at St. Louis. night * There even were two Bucy s • F Lie Angeles at Pittsburgh. nein: of the old FINEoR FINISH • Dodgers on Yul Brynner • • Milwaukee at Houston. hand to pitch batting F .'" your cabinet top night W.kSIIINGTON practice. reeds we — Six S. Big Joe Black. now a Sal Mineo feature genuine formica. scientists high Building• large wee- lease for Rie•eili this school teacher in New Jer- "ESCAPE • tien irtocteed at all _week to sey, FROM times. study Soviet methods of and Ralph Branca, an ireur- AMERICAN LEAGUE lareating ZAHRAIN" • See Jimmy Bucy mental retardation. The ance executive. • with 27 Years • 51 Supply w i. p t L ic' warn. headed in by Dr. Seymour COLOR Building Cleveland 27 19 .587 "I won't Experience. Kett). chairman of the be able to comb my New York 77 19 .587 depart- hair tomorrow 623 S. 4th Street ment of peychiatry but it was WEE). Phone 753-5712 Detrot at Johns hot- worth & THURS. 26 211 .e65 1 kins Unieersity. it." Branca sweated. Minnesota will make the 29 23 558 1 trip for , Los Angeles the President's Panel on • The pilgrimage ■•A HAPPY-GO-LAUGHTER — 25 23 .521 3 alental Ifetirdetion. turned out had for the home f mething ENTERTAINMENT PARADE! Have You Seen The New .1. . CENTENNIAL SCRAPBOOE ON'MALL a The FREEZER FRESH War for the Union 1861-65 in Pictures 11 EDEN 1 ,1 FULh, No.174 Through coincidence, prob- ably. "Charlie Hart" was the alias of the DAIRY BAR Confederate bushwhacker, Wil- genuo@um° hard Clarke Quantrill, the gambler, petty LOOK FOR IT thief/ and ne'er-do-well YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD . who roved Ka,neas LONG BANKING and'Ulasouri with his gang. 186244. liart Delicious Ice Cream Served was At Your Front Door the real name of a more notable bush- whacker in 1862 Nancy. a copper-hatred. serr.etime leader of forays in Weet Virginia Having A Party? and Virginia. SERVICE Nancy figured first In the guerrilla fare war- that accompanied the separation .of 'Why Not Call On The West Virginia ^* from Virginia, as the -com- panion of Capt. Perry Conley, a Cenfederate partisan. After Conley was cornered end ork FRELIE killed late RAY CHARLES FRESH DAIRY BAR In 1861, Nancy married one of the band. Joshua thauglise,.and was a leader in continuing ROGER its effectiveness. She repeat- WILLIAMS To Serve edly aseurned Your Refreshments! the role Of an inhacent couritry girl to penetrate Union Arrnylinew and gain BOBBY information helpful MILK SHAKES be CdnleY's °Pi troop. • Once, when her activities became YEE tectanie - so de:, that She was placed in custody MALTS. eummersvale, at Wo Va.. Nancy utilized feminine her charm so effectively while awaltin't clOKES' trial that guards became. lax. She "got poirt Coreareieesccorter session of a guard's tiii. &het ban dike& and 'COLOR by Of ROOT eseopei oethe fast horse LUXE BEER of the commander BANK of of the Summereville forces. • PLEASE MURRAY NOTICE She rctur • And Many Other rnert to Sumnif5;tills with a Con- '74e Treats Are As feIlerate THetidly.lectni- force -Virginia Mounted infantry • MEW SUMMER POLItY under Close Maj. Auguitin pailey. ehe had ob- • As Your Telephone! served the babas Starting Today • of the 9th Infaiitry,•1_7.R.A.; 111 Xriery part—a photo said In Summeraville well. The to have been Open Tuesday & Thursday ror Additional Information lieriteeant colonel leant %%bile Call W. 0. Spencer of regiment 'the. slas a prisoner at Open at 3:00 - Start Days the was among, the captives Summers- 3.15 PL 3-1823, On Nights PL 3-3794 taken Stile. She use in feminine MeMber of in the surprise reel, in whirl! the regi- garb Instead of 'the mental supply Suictier ?it train erns destroyed. 'HUN/vit, at the Insistence of a youne Mon , Wed. & Friday Iou'l Nancy survived • -,n„,. 71t- the other ventures in the war Nelettrotkher '.'.ho had become Open as usual at 5 p.m. FEDERAL DEPOSIT f 'eon! v I Depertiriento smitten with INSURANCE CORP. to live until her sixties; she riled in her. Bat et.305unday5 1912,0 itai hat was a soldier cap Open KINNAIHU on \stitch a aft Usual 'feather' hail ift•en at 12:45 p.m. 1 #

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4 UNE 6, 1961 WEDNESDAY - JUNE 6, 1962. THE LEDGER & TIZOICS - MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE THREI !stone ••••••••••••6 61•116 Federal State Market BABY CALVES: Abeut 28 head FOR RENT $9.00 to $38.00 per head. News Service VEALERS: Mostly 50 to 75c higher. Choice In APARTMENT -5 rooms and - his $29.00 to $30.00; Good bath, vinyl tile floors, radMUM MURRAY, Ky., Tuesday, June $26.75 to-628.50; Standard mer and heat, ear port, storage 5, 1962. Murray Livestock $22.00 to ;26.00. the four-hit 1111311124, Auction SHEEP: if John brick patio, 1324 Main, PL Co. Good 80 to 90 lb. spring Wyatt, Diego. ift 3-8071 Gordon AchekS• No Pets. RECEIPTS: Hogs, slaughter lambs $17.25 to $19.75. Jones enabled 4-7-C 13; Cattle and Calves, 480; Sheep .ics to drop the Twins 60. HOGS: Receipts mostly mixed place. Camilu Pascual four DUPLEX APARTMENT, NEWLY grade butchers. Steady. US. Kansas City runs patterns to choose from. Bucy's 1 DOUBLE DECKER WOODEN No. Beaver, 807 22nd Street, Cairo, decorated, his third less Building couple only, 503 Olive 1, 2 and 3 barrows and gilts 197 against FOR Supplies. j9c army type bed with mattresses Tel. 2458. Household Hints SALE J8 s c NOTICE Street. Call PL 3-1246. j7nc lb. $15.50; No. 2 and 3 sows while Wyatt gained E and sTde rails, $20.00. TV antenna 400 by United Pwsw Iblernblboo31 viotory. NEW TWO BEDROOM NOME, to 485 lb. $12.50 to $12.70. PARTS FOR ALL ELECTRIC and tower, $12.00. Phone PL 3- modern, After a barbecue supper, bundle Smith's third single of shavers. Lindsey's CLOSE OUT ON 9"x9" VINYL, 3133. j7c electric heat, on two ATTENTION: FOR GAS Appli- Jewelers. 322e CATTLE and CALVES: Receipts all your tools and place in a sink- drove in two runs vinyl asbestos, asphalt, cork and acres, shade, fenced, good garden, ances, WANT and and gas installation phone -ED TO BUY mostly cows, stock steers 14 Yr. BY a n d ful of hot water. Add three table- four-run ninth rubber floor tile. Bargain. Bucy's 20 FT. COMPLETE on black top about 4 mike West, PL 3-2387, Jesse -inning L. Tucker. j7p stock heifers. Cows mostly 25 to gave LOOK: GREEN apartment with built-in cabinets, priced spoons of sal soda concentrated, the White Soie e, ACRES TRAILER Building Supplies. j9c at $7,000. • USED CLARINE'T. CALL 50c higher. Stock steers 50 to 75c a dash of detergent and let ti his third SAL&fS Union City, stove and refrigerator. Extra nice NICE RESIDENTIAL LOT GET PROFESSIONAL CARPET 753- seek win. Bo I/ Tenessee new ON higher. Other classes and used and new. We cleaning results 3579. 38c about steady. for a while. Stubborn baked-on .as chased by the Mobile Homes, all sizes, will move it to your Lockloman Drive 80x120, shade, - rent Blue Lustre White Standard and good 800 to 1000 !Se see us before lot. It always pays to have water electric carpet shampooer. $1 per grease usually floets free or its innings but reliever you trade. J-19-C LARGE FAN, VACUUM Cleaner, the and sewerage. lb. slaughter s tee rs $22.75 to mooring and abou$ n was tagged one old bicycle and miscellaneous very best. See Brandon Dill or GOOD BUSINESS day. Crass Furniture. j8c all that's !tit with the LOT ON North $23.80; VINYL INLAID. 8 FT. LOST FOUND Standard and choice 500 for you to do is rinse. Wagner WIDE. 9 items. Call PL 3-5689. j7c phone PL 3-2930. j7c 4th with two story dwelling, hemered I. only to 700 lb. mixed slaughter year- $6,000. PRIVATE INVESTIGATIONS, • • • 1053 FORD V-8, Standard trans- lings $22.25 to $22.80; Good 300 NICE THREE BEDROOM HOME confidential service. mission, two door sedan. White- J im Arm- LOST: A BLACK dz WHITE Bos- to 500 lb. slaughter calves $24.10 with garage attached, good loca- strong, dial 442-3186 Breads will retain their original YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY wall tires. Good condition. PL 3- or 444-6516, ton terrier dog. Answers to Mike. to $28.00; Standard $21.75 to NACK TIME tion, nice lot, brick veneer, priced 208 North 5th, freshness for a week or two if 4688. j7c Paducah, Ky. j21c Call 753-3674. 37c $23.50; Utility a nd commercial Lc sell. frozen in their original wrappers cows $14.50 to $15.80; canner and NEW AND USED GALLOWAY INSURANCE AND and stored in the home freezer MOTOR Scoot- cutter $13.50 to $15.00; Utility and •eakfast ers. Low down payment, Reel Estate Agency, phone PL soon after baking and cooling. cereal into a I easy 3- Commercial bulls $18.40 to $18.80; 5842. party food by BUSINESS terms. Expert repair service. Bob's lac E Answer te Saturday's Puzzle toasting CROSSWORD PUZZL Good 300 to 600 lb. stock steers Lawn and Garden Center. elec. Pour 2 cups of PL 3- $24.75 to $26.60; medium $2325 ACROSS 7-Affirmative at into a shallow 5767. julY3c On0OU AOSIUM to $23.75; common bak- -7E-LP WANTED ii-Nature spirit all weights Drizzle with 3 table- 1-imitates 9-Hairy @MONO 1200000 $19.00 to $2L00; Good 600 to 800 F s-one,- no- ----14,Sian'a na me melted MO 0001103P DO butter or mar- DIRECTORY 13 FT. FIBER GLASS BOAT with mat ter whi• It 11-Nobleman OOM 300MN 1300 lb. feeder steers '$23.80 to $24.50; ft-Girl's lightly with /14 cup 35 h.p. Mercury motor, electric FOR THE BEST JOBS Register name 16-Vewaels Good 300 to 600 lb. stock heifers e: 12- I hapa tilled la-Newts 00S0 OMR MOW Mtean with cheese and 1,4 starter, ,battery and controls. Call us. Commercial Employment 13-1'edal digit 22-Strikes MOWN RE300 $23.50 to $24.40; medium and good 14-Thus 23-Chemical f salt. Heat about PL Service, 208 North 5th. Dial 442- GOON U000 stock cows with calves $151.00 15 ADDING lac I:, 11 es Iran coin mound to a 300-degree oven. MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES 3186, Paducah, Ky. j21e shawl JOOU ROMEO $195.00 per cow. 17-i Mier 0ROP UMO 1300 and TYPEWRITERS Ledger & Tunes PL 3-1916 it-ROOM HOUSE. BATH, BASE- ENAMEL PLANT IS-Muse of 77-Revcrage DOM ME000 SUPER1NTEN- poetry 29-31araw IGO Sales & Service ment, gas heat, garage, workshop dent, experienced in supervision 20.Narruw inlet 30-Knock 20 R00001111 WM PRINTING of 115-Temporary • Ledger Tulles 18x50, lot 75x188, 102 N. 13th St. and direction of the sea W1B0000 BOMAR IICY & PL 3-1916 work force in 21-tibtaing ruler START Ledger & Times Call PL 3-1904. WOO= UMWM PL 3-1916 baked enamel operation. Excel- 23.The 36- Niat h ematl- P11 eetsop cal rati•• •••• lent opportunity. Write to Box 24-1:ziet 37-Challen5e 41-Large DRUG TYPEWRITER RENTAL 32-K, 38-Pla, es bundle 49-Sliik in DR. J. L. GILBERT STORES 1949 OLDSMOBILE 4-DOOR Se- Murray, Kentucky. j8c 26-Shuts noisily for 44-Silkworm middle two-in-one fil-tirgati of combat breakfast dan, low milage, Scott Drugs FL 3-2547 AND new tires, good hearing eft-Ceremonies 416-Furrow 6O-Row combining SERVICE AVON CALLING. 1 quart FOLLOW THE or Ledger & Tunes PI. 3-1916 condition, 102 N. 13th Et. PL 3- 3i-.S state 42-Prophets 47-Placara 53-Proceed e juice with 1 cup of doorbell chimes on TV for above labbr..0 INSURANCE 1904. j6p 32- Mohammed- CHIROPRACTOR c e, 2 tablespoons average earnings! Open territory i 2 3 4 'r:4X 5 6 7 90$ s of USED AUTO PARTS an liaftl• it,11 and SS cup ef on Highway 94 East, Write Miss 23-Son god ...v. :4... sugar. haze', Melugin & Holton Ausirrdy Auto Salvage rfe - Hazel Rd. CABIN ON BLOOD RIVER, pric- 34- Deface t...... : 1 lgI le teel. Sen.es 4 to Alma Catlett, P. O. Box 1004, 36 ti. Gee. Insurance . PL 3-3415 Parts For All Models- PL 3-3750 -Squander 12III4Ln% td reasonable. Contact Mrs. Roy Paducah, Kentucky. 38-1% raker. Ill j9c 16 39-Gni-Mesa of 15Ill §y17 1112vord SALESMAN FOR CONTACT isliii 41-I 'Beetion 19 :•:•:`:VIle.$ 20 41 work. National organization has -Start ':!:! 7•!.!:. Offices 4.1-11arvellta .! 4:!r• Now Open For Practi( epening for man to introduce new 45-itugged 'X.*:Xl? 21 22 00123 MANS front/ Novelof Revolutionary Roos-;;Tel r .•• credit plan mountain • to Business-Profes- 24 25 626 27 YA4 21I 29 30 sional men 100 mile radius. In- 50-Siswing implement ll tangible, specialty, memorial, or 31 ••:'%1;:.:' ,1 :•:•:•-• at 51 -Boundary f:...... „.,. • ..411 used car sales experience helpful. Time guile .NOV832 Exceptionally by 34- k-•"*.;: 36 37 :;:;:;:U easmeraientere Ibmbeadev• Op. Lc 42brobbiel SI Cum r•bbab• high commission 201 North 54-Tumult III MOMIl Fifth Street and bonus arrangement. This is 55-Consumes 54-1 unusual money-making say opportun- 57-5.'•roenter'e llJl • • 43 ity for right man. Write Box 32-0, tools 44 ia. 46 47 99914T Me 4 rrrms.D ICOUld find no excuse for hsri "Amateur counterfeiters make Office ZEACHEO THE Murray, Ky. Jac Hours: Mon. - Tues. - Wed. - Fri. 9:00 to 12:00 •" ",'" "",..rai siiateeless tricae.y, and nis 1..,t 5- mute DOWN 49 50 CY4fNIALRY Dam. - • bt got pet in America they can MIII4a 0. er s retuo •,. 12.ith. where Lady ' hope finding 6_ • ED HIS co,a,y Of ma died ,.. retire alter a few years, I'm WE NOW HAVE OPENINGS IN 1 -The mama 11111 and Dims eg •. ing with the 51 - *** 54 2:00 to 6:00 - Saturday 9:00 to 12:00 OR TY4E lie was rowed out to the Leh told And pretessional men, like Graves and : Equal Ull 52 QUEEN' e at W'ries •nutursze. to 135CIPr Calloway counties for %tiger g ill ;:*" III Sara P hnnl in mart site That Rose, which rode at anchor ut nie. who really know what were two men who are 4.1 ieela re For was "mention& in lath century interested in :::::::36 •:•:*:021 Appointment Call 753-5674 the Thatnce doing. can Use in 5- litneil gag wad, • luxury tor the making a good future for them- 55 IIIV.%. .6:•:0MIN !nigh, inaidcniy involved Negative was in • After the first few days at rest of our lives. The easiest selves. Best possible Dist. by United Teatur, Syndicate. Inc. * mitt turn of events While ne was working con- sea. however, lolls to copy," he adden. -are dawmg tires. Awn U. a la-intim tav Hugh'? oul.lo,k ditions and top earnings for the get • sla• allied nem to safeguard • the lthcsie island began to Improve. He was one • pound right men. Must ferksge t11 urierwy sea expisined be 21 or over and young and healthy and the salt notes and the Connecticut ten- ban been nowt ...PP 07 It* taini11 have car. For interview write Stan .11:57 211,/).11 Unamme• tingly, Nemo oat air shamenecl at. appetite. rhe shilling notes. The New Jersey WON'T TAKE Vat MIPS UI nil Sem elereee thatcher, Box 749, Paducah, Ky. appeared crown bailiffs who were In and New York money is a bit MP UNTIL whys • royal nadir? j14c Tit* =feed • warrant and &Pr., • charge of the prisoners had more complicated, and the pa- I KISS'MEM *rap h. artixfit,e0o not,-,..1lii0 for plp•.pb. • learned throtieh experience tnat per is a better grade, but there FOR LEASE OM NIGHT 1111.e officers who Investigated they obfained • tegner price aren't any real problems copy- story Sound •naPoPe Q Hugh • only ing their currency. As enewires lueifee .trapped rum at tor Indentured sert ants who to coins ets pm.seawroata and wastenr4A 'I tin looked strong, so the felons 1 can't wait to Make some FOR LEASE, MODERN TWO Bay to P.. mid as an indealured err-vont were ghen ample molds. They're all very crude service station in Murray. in North America flush. made to quantities of Excel- 21.211/2 no *as the eletim 04 s rens bread and beet, salted fish and and inferior." lent potential. Very low invest- ount.rfreterS. SSW • Tear". .f pickled In tee ment. aggau OK re.enge through alasterme pork. days that followed he Phone PL 3-5424. tic 04.21.21•8111/2! talked romas reehaleees and feeed a Tutor They were allowed to spend frequently about the is his centrists. Beni, Flaherty. techniques part of each slay in the open he Intended to em- NANCY ploy, awatatitarlit .41e..•.ILI-1118.161 on a portion of the aft and Hugh. with nothing by Brain Desikaillee CHAPTER 7 deck so they could else to occupy his mind, listened TWENTY-THREE acquire sun tans. convicts and learned and Hugh, more cheertul in Amateurs tienjy 1 who were being sent off tO Ii spite of his bleak predicament. told him scornfully, made the ROLLO--- spend terms of seven years or mistake began to tette a greater interest ot trying to pass com• WHAT 15 longer as Indentured servants in Benjy's cheerful conversation they had just manufactured In the New World were crowd- • . • without agmg them and there- THAT ed Into the forward hold it the fore risked "I'VE being caught fi.• little brig Laois Rose. always wanted to go to THING? never made such a stupid error A Anierica..." the cotintertener Beaty Flaherty, who had re- tunisetl, he declared. said eagerly "After my Inden- ceived a sentence more severe Sonic of his colleagues liked ture ends. 1U be rich." ./.1.•• *S.• •••• than he had anticipated. was to boil their coins in concen- He could delighted that be and Hugh look forward to a trated coffee, but only a few short period of Spencer would make the voyage servitude. as the who possessed a special sense small price of together, and spoke enthtensa- one eundred and tat tinting could manage the seventy-five pounds ticaliy of the bright future that had been trick successfully. All too fre- set on awaited them But Hugh could his head by the court, quently, he said, the outer silver but not share his optitniarn, and his assumption that he shell fell away after several spared the counterfeiter s feel- would tarn a fortune was puz- -1111t4ele • minutes of immersion in boiling faca-s a_F_Ar... ings by refraining from explain- liquid. - ing that. while Bean; had al- slin"Dong. t believe the 'Aeries He preferred to fry his coins ways led a precarious life on you've heard about the colonists." lightly in bacon grease and then • ouster respectable the fringe of -Hugh told tom, amused. "You let them' dryIn the open air for society, he himself tnirl been Won't catch heaver in the streets a day or two. When a little dirt stripped LIL' ABNER of his privileges and of Boston and Net; York, and was then rubbed on thern to re- ruined by Al Capp you won't find diamonds and move the last traces of grease. When he had been eteeened rubies in farmers fields." they looked as though they had YOU'RE- FIRED!! In the colonies as an I I I-IAVE 1.1cnjy chuckled and looked been mussed from hand to hand NEVER WANT AND I RIG-4T.F.r he had been a frequent guest -AND I -LIKE 1- wit at the rolling sea. "There's and wallet to wallet for years. -no SEE ANY OF THE HAVE HAD Of the leading families of New Counterfeiting CA TO PAY 5 gold and silver in America. and was forgotten •frOU MOST THE York. hilt he was returning as MONEY-MAD OF `/014,TO I'll be- satisfied to stuff my when, after five weeks at sea, A LO PUT penniless criminal ANGELS PERFECT ONLY a outcast_ Lawn Riser, AGAIN!! TOGETHER pockets with either. I'm not the reached Phila- WITHO ONE lie had seen Indentured serv- I EVES PERFECT Interested in heaver pelts, and delphia. Hugh knew the city PERFECT ants in the homes of borne of US!! IN THE 1 don't plan to waste my time but' had no chance to see it, LEW the wealthy men mune, and had FIGURE-- looking for gems." for the prisoners were marched WORLD!' been shocked by the Callous off -you won't tinder a strong guani to a brutality and indifference find gold and sil- that barracks near the markets be- ver. I'm afraid." Hugh said. "1 ! supposedly civilized people had hind 'High hate to discourage Strete Hill. More displayed toward them. you, Benjy, than two hundred Frnd fifty con- but I've traveled through Bonded servants were no bet- all of the enemies victs who had been sent from ter than African slaves in the except Cenrgla an England were gathered there, opinion the Carolinas. and I' seen of their masters, and the majority of them criminals no more silver and gold there although ; they theoireticaely with than you'd loret records. earned their freedom find In London." In time, The sale of crown prisoners Hugh was convinced he would The little man ran a hand waa always an important event spend the Test through his sparse hair of his days In and in the colonies, and citizens who bondage. laughed slyly. "Your irrouhie, • were willing to risk taking con- Even if he were granted Hugh, Is that you ,didn't know a victed teems into their homes • erefift of fifty pounds per year where to seerc.h. You were or businesses paid much fees In return for his se'tvices, he raised as segeielematee-orl bee. than those whO dealt With pri- ABBIE AN''.3LATEI eaws•aselleeeneseraf- would be forced eie you didn't bother to rielar1111111341 to 'work for get vate traders. LA by Itasipars Vas Boras e more than forty yearil before down on your hands and knees. • owners of plantations, textile IP YOU'D IoND he could pay off the exorbitant But the wealth is there, waft- .6E ENOUGH mills, and large farms, Caine THIS ENTIRE AREA le, NOW TO • price ing to be taken. ale-the UNDER INFORM ME WHY I 4 of more than ttvo thou- same." from all of the thirteen colonies MILITARY .3URIDICTION. AM BEING Fuld pounds that the ern", Several other prisoners were PLACED to Philadelphia for the widely it/ILL YOU COME WITH ME 411 teas asking from prospective stianding a few feet away at UNDER ARREST, advertised semiannual s a Ie. WILUNGLY, OR WILL bondholders. the rail, so he lowered his voice. IT tOIJLD HELP, which was held on the last I BE OBLIGED 70 USE "I've seen samples -of GENERAL! His ever-present feeling of the ore. three days of August _ DO 7::•• FORCE? frustration contributed to speak." to his In the meanUme the prison- gtreur too, and the knowledge Hugh thought he had lest his ers were fed large quantittea of Hiatt he was being reason. forced to potatoes, rice, land inexpensive endure hardship because of the "Don't stare at me Viet wey. cute of meat, were forced to criminal activities of others I'm talking about money. Every exercise daily, land were exam- continued to infuriate last him. one of the colonies prints ined reetilarise by physicians its own It was difficult for him to currency. and I've never who had cones to the New seen OR P. believe that the lovely girl who more miserable, clumsy, World from Loiridon in order to slipshod had called "fierself Sara Dean work in my life." help obtain the highest possible would have wanted him to stif- "I think I'm beginning to un- price for the convicts. fer so ignomettously, but he derstand," Hugh said slowly. 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• 1962 PAGE POUR ?Ht LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY -- J1' 66. 41. Social Calendar Mrs. j. B. Burkeen - PLaza 3-4947 Wednesday, June 6 cital at 7:30 at the Murray High Ladies Day Golf will tee off at School auditorium. The public is 9 a.m. at the Calloway County invited to attend. Country Club. All members are • • • invited to come and be paired at The North Murray Homemakers the tee. Club will meet at the home of • • • - Mrs. H. E. Mischke, South Six- • Day Luncheon will teenth Street, at 1:30 p.m. The Ladies • be served at noon at the Calloway ▪ Breakfast Held By Miss Faye Hopkins and Ronald Shelton Are County Country Club. Hostesses The Kenlake Homemakers Club Class On Marrii,d In Ceremony at Northside Clturch are Mesdames Walter Blackburn, will meet at Kenlake Park Friday, Ruth George Hart, Helen Bennet,t Ron- June 8th, at 10:00 a.m, for a picnic' ald Churchill, Cook Sanders, Her- lunch. Tuesday Morning • • I The wedding of Miss Faye Hop- of the groom, was the maid\of shel Corn, Codie Caldwell, Bill The Triangle Inn was the scene kins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. hmor. She was attired in a sleeve- Barker, and Holmes Ellis. Sunday, June 10th of the breakfast held by the Ruth Cloyve Hopkins of Almo, to Ron- less dress of yellow chiffon over • • • A Butterworth family reunion Sunday School Class ot the First ald Shelton. son of Mr. and Mrs. taffeta fashioned with a cumber- Thursday, June 7th will be held at the Murray City Baptist Church on Tuesday morn- James Shelton of Murray, was bund and a large bow in the back. Piano students of Miss Lillian Park. All Butterworths by name ing at seven o'clock. solemnized on Friday, June 1. Her matching veil was also at- Watters will be presented in re- or relation are invited to attend Mrs. Ben Trevathan gave the Rev. R. J. Burpoe read the tached to a bandeau like that of cital at 7:30 at the Murray High and bring a basket lunch to be devotion with her scripture from double ring ceremony at seven the bride 'and she carried a bou- School auditorium. The public Is served at noon. tne thirteenth chapter of I Corin- in the evening quet of yellow carnations. • * • "EVER HING WAS FINISHED . . " - French o'clock at the invited to attend. thians followed by prayer by Mrs. Northside Baptist Church as the The best man was James Shel- • • • Monday, June 11th stewardess Prancoise Amine. 23, who. o th stewardess Joe Pat Ward. Mrs. Thomas Hog-. wedding party stood •in front of ton, father of the groom. The ush- The Dorothy Circle of the First The Bethany Sunday School -Jacqueline (Abe. was thrown clear of the Air France ancamp gave thanks preceding the the white wrought iron arch en- ers were Donald Roach and Larry Baptist WMS will meet at tthe Class of the First Baptist Church which killed 130 persons near Paris on Sun- meal. -jet craqi twined with greenery and arrange- Knight. home of Mrs. Rubin James at 9:30 will have a potluck supper at Mrs. THE The class president. Mrs. James day. .gives Tle‘N stnen her impressions of the aircraft's ments of white gladioli on each Mrs. Hopkins chose to wear for a.m. Note change in date. Noel Melugin's lake cottage at fatal' run. Still in shock and with bandaged hands, she Ward. presided at the meeting. side flanked by white burning her daughter's wedding a dress of • • • 6:30 p.m. Group VIII, Mrs. Way- RAVEN BOOK Mrs. Joe Pat Lamb presented on said that after finding herself thrown from the plane, tapers. Palms further enhanced blue eyelet embroidery with black Temple Hill Chapter No. 511 ion Rayburn, captain, will be in behalf of the class a gift to Mrs. SHOP "the wreckage and dense smoke, (made) it obvious that the background scene. accessories and a corsage of white Order of the Eastern Star will charge. Alvis E. Jones who is leaving • • • from the Mrs. Jerry Graham, Pianist, carnations. hold Sts regular meeting at the everything was finished . . ." and she ran with her family to make their played the traditional wedding The groom's mother was attired Lodge Hall at 7:30 p.m. T h e Euzelian Sunday School scene. home in Decatur, Illniois. marches for the processional and in an embroidered linen dress of • • • Class of the First Baptist Church Mrs. Joe Bob Sims and her the recessional. light blue with a matching hat The Town and will have a potluck supper in the group composed of Mesdames Country Home- The bride, given in marriage by and bone accessories. Her corsage makers Club will have a fellowship hall of the church at James Ward, Willodean Rogers, picnic at WHEN WILL MS BE CURED? her brother-in-law, Marshall was also of white carnations. the City Park at 6:30 pm. 6 p.m. In charge of the arrange- Jenny Humphreys, Ben Trevath- Following the ceremony Mr. and ments is Mrs. Zollie Norsworthy's an, Helen Hargrove. and Arlie Brandon, wore a lovely street dollars! length dress of white lace over Mrs. Hopkins entertained with a group composed of Mesdames Ful- Say when... with your Scott were in charge of the ar- IA BE ilk family reception at their home in Zriday, June 8th ton Young, Eugene Shipley. K. T. rangements. satin fashioned with a full skirt HELP FIGHT MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS round neckline. Alm.) after which the bridal Piano Ttudents of Miss Lillian Crawford, Alton Barnett, A.. B. The table was centered with a and The sleeves • Soma cocttrtbot.ons to MS C. 0 Postrcasittr couple left for an unannounced Watters will be presented in re- Simpson. and J. 1. HOSICk. lovely arrangement of white glad- came to points at the wrist with tiny self covered buttons. Her el- wedding trip. INFORMED! ioli and carnations Those present bow Mrs. Shelton is a 1960 graduate were Mesdames length veil was attached to James Ward, of Alin° High School and is now Hogancamp. Humphreys, Jones, a round satin bandeau and her only employed at the Scott Drug Com- James E. Hamilton, W. L. Polly, jewelry: was a strand of pearls, gift 9f the groom. She pany. Mr. Shelton is a graduate of Kentucky Lake Trevathan, Joe Pat Ward, J. B. Lodge Murray High School, attended Burkeen, Ted SpicelanesBill carried a bridal bouquet of white RoLLERDROME Ed Murray State College, and is now carnations. - Hendon, Sims. Rogers. Lamb, and employed at the Murray Manu- GET THE LATEST Miss Miss Ginny Lou Shelton, sister Erma Whalen. facturing Company. Under 0 • • LOCAL The couple will reside at 501 REGIONAL Kirksey Beta Club Programs Planned Olive Street, Murray. NEW MANAI1EMENT Holds By Calloway PTA Out of town guests included and NATIONAL FREE! Banquet At Rev. and Mrs. Bob Farless and children, Steve and Kathy, of The Collegiate At Special Meet Boswell, Ind., and Mrs. Tommy * Choice Steaks NEWS The Kirksey Junior Beta Club The Calkovay County High Walker and children. Lynn, Tom- held a banquet on Friday, May School Parent-Teacher Association my Lee, and Ronnie, of Memphis, * Fresh Kentucky Lake Catfish The first 25 people following the red 18. at the Collegiate Restaurant. .program committee for the school Tenn. Richard Ed mond s, the club term year 1962-63, met on Mon- Rehearsal Party Garden Fresh Vegetables "Rollerdrome Truck- from downtown president, called the meeting to day. May 28, at the school. The groom's parents entertain- order after the meal had been Mrs. David Nanny, program ed with a party at the Triangle PRIVATE PAR_TI-§S Murray tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. served. chairman, presided. Mrs. Buel Inn following the rehearsal on Sharon Venable. first vice..pres- Hargis and Mrs. Marshall Bran- Friday evening. May 25. Those • will be admitted ,FRVE to ideno was in charge of the pro- don were committee members who attending were Rev. R. J. Burnie, Bring the Family Out for a Good Meal! grant. Mrs. Ann Woods had the attended. Also present were the Mr. and Mrs. Cloyce Hopkins, Mr. club's opening song followed by principal, 'Willia'm B. Miller, the and Mrs. Marshall Brandon and Nona Bazzell giving the thirteenth president. Mrs. Kenneth Palmer, daughter, Johnna, Mrs. Jerry Gra- , °Pea 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. WEST KY'S FINEST SKATING RINK chapter of I Corinthians and Twila and the first vice-president, Mrs. hani, Miss Ginny Lou Shelton, BILL & RUTH HOOPEJt - Adams leading in prayer. Curtis Hayes.. Donald Roach, Larry Knight, 'the Owners Three games were 2ed by the The group held an open discus- bridal cottple, and the hosts. Just htMl.Hertlust Enser's Nay iteige - sponsor. Mrs. Ann Woods, which themes based on the PTA objec- • • • were enjoyed by the group. tive — To bring into closer rela- Mr. and Mrs. Gerald T Parker The club would sion on needed like to thank program topic and children, Thomas Ray and NEWSBEAT Mrs Woods for being lion the home and so helpful the school, Sharon Lynn, of Oxford, Missis- 6.00 P.M. and nice to them. that parents and • teachers may sippi. are the guests of Mrs Park- Nona Bazzell, cooperate intelligently Reporter in the tra- er's mother. Mrs. Holman Downey • • • ining of the youth. and Mr. Downey, and Mr. Parker's BIG NEWS The program Temple Hill WSCS outline will bo mother, Mrs. Anna Parker, 10.00 P.M. planned 'for only a one ,our meet- DEAR FRIENDS: Has Regular Meet ing time with the opening ten TYPEWRITERS I minutes for devotion and group ! On Sunday Evening singing, twenty minutes for busi- ness, The Woman's Society of Chris- an0 thirty minutes for the FOR THE FINEST IN tian Service of the Temple Hill main features. Methodist Church met at the ch- Suggested program topics were May I take this means to express my sincere MOVI ENTERTAINMENT SEE urch on Sunday evening at seven- Home a n d School ,Reiationship appreciation and gratitude for thirty o'clock with the vice-pres- Open House — Go Back to School, the support given me by "MINISTRY Character and Spiritual Training, OF FEAR" ident. Mrs. John Grogan, presid- the people of Murray and SALE Discipline for Today's Children Calloway County in the FOR ing in the absence of the president, and Youth. Mrs. Wayne Darnell. Mental Health. Parent Democratic Primary. MILLION DOLLAR MOVIES Mrs. Keys Futrell. Mrs. Billy Education on School Program. and TONIGHT AT 10.20 Galloway, Mrs. Frank Erwin, and Quality Education: I was deeply gratified by Mrs. Kenton Woodall presented this vote of confidence the program. Mrs. John Grogan and support and wish it were possible for me to thank OR RENT was in charge and read the '?rip- Mrs. Graves Sledd toe. followed by prayer by'Mrs. Hostess For personally everyone who worked in my behalf and con- "ROAD TO Newman Grogan. Circle UTOPIA" The ')ciety voted to change Meeting On tributed to this victory. their meeting date to the second Monday Monday evening of each month. Mrs. Graves Sledd was hostess OFFICE SUPPLY DEPT. for the My primary objective in the future, as in the Refreshments were served to the! meeting of the Kathleen Jones Circle of the THE BIG SHOW eight members present by the pas- Woman's Mis- pest, will be to servinilthe people of the First District sionary tor's wife.--Mrs. Joe Walker. Society of the First Bap- 4 P.M. TOMORROW tist • • • Church held on Monday eve- UNDERCOVER AGENT — Mrs. to the best of my abiEty. ning at seven-fifteen o'ciock at Julia BoAvn, identified as a N.- her home on Elm Street. former FI31 undercover agent, Ledger &Times PERSONALS The chairman, Mrs. Myrtle J. named a large number of per- Wall, presided at the meeting and sons as having attended closed Sincerely yolirs, Mr. and Mrs. John Brinkley presented a very interesting pro- Communist Party meetings with • Route Two, Hazel, are the parents gram on "The Way of Righteous- her during 1947-1960. She testi- of a daughter. Melissa A nne, ness in Pakistan." fied before the House unAmer- weighing five pounds fifteen oun- Greene 0. Wilson Mrs. Luther Dunn a n d Mrs. ican activities committee inves- ces, born on Tuesday. May 22, at Stanford Andrus led the opening tigating the party structure and Frank A. Stubblefield Murray Hospital. They have and the closing prayer. Others present activities in the Cleveland. Ohio one other son. John Walter III, were Mrs. Ethel Ward• Mrs. J. I. area, and mentioned that the 4. NASHVILLE TENNESSEE age two and one half years. Mrs. Hosick and Mrs. Robert S Jones. Communists practiced segrega- Phone PL 3-19 1 6 Brinkley is t h e paternal John Refreshment* were. by tion in setting up white and • the grandmother. hostess. ntgro "cells" in the area. • "\\w'17/ Heater - - $25oo Join. In. .11ow In Our Gas Water JUN Gas Range, built-in 25oo

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