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MURRAY POPULATION 10 100 Vol. LXXXII No. 114 IN OUR 82nd YEAR Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, May 15, 1961 nd Prews International Its Sock And Buskin To Hazel Man Close Season With Nuclear Grant France Four One-Act Plays To College s Mr. Jess Sexton England, Passes Away Sock and Buskin drama club at Murray State College will close its play season with four student- Announced Early Today directed one-act plays Friday and Saturday o'clock. Dies Saturday sight at 8 Pressure Out There" and -'The Place Quitman Paschall, age 71, died "Hello Boor" will be presented Friday has been i • at 1:15 a.m. today at his home on Murray State College One of Murray's oldest and most many years and was one of the t night. ."Suparessel Desires" and by the Uaited the Haze! route three. His death vvas granted $12.487 prominent business men passed four Honorary Members of "Riders to the Sea" will be staged Energy. Commission of- the- i attributed to heart and complica- State Atomic Imlay - istIirdasy• "arsT2:45---1,oser . c tibS-Str. -Se-et-car was-one Saturday night. be used tions. He had been in ill health to purchase equipment to Sexton was called by organizers of the Murray Sewer- Meeting "Hello Out There," by William Jesse Dudley . Open for several months. in a nuclear science program. Pres. Company and the Murray To death. age ✓ Saroyan, will be directed by Frank He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ralph 11. Woods has announced. be held today Building and Loan Company. I ' Cunningham, Clarksville, Tenn. The funeral will Ina Paschall, one daughter, Mrs. He has many friends in all ' layel again until at least Tues- "The Boor," by Anon Chekov, The purpose of the grant is to at 3:30 p.m. at the First Methodist 1 By STEWART HENSLEY J. I. Patton, Hazel route three, walks of life who will' mourn his be directed by Dave Williams, - 'a assist the college to acquire nu- 1 United Press international I day. sun, Ellie Paschall, Hazel will I Foreign Secretary Lord one Mich. clear equipment such as scaler, passing. GENE United British" four grandchildren: South Lyon, by three daugh- Soviet Foreign Minis- route three, Owensboro, will amplifier, scintillation de- lie is survived bowed to British and French Home and Curtis Dave Chambers, timer. Frances Sex- States Gromyko, co-claairman Mrs. Warren Melton, Mrs. "Riders to scanner. ra- tars Misses Ruth and to premit the Corn- ter Andrei direct John M. Synge's tector, chromotogram At- pressure today informed Sec- Jackson, Mrs. Mac Smotherman, ton uf Murray and Mrs. .1. W. rebels to at- of the conference, the Sea. Gary Cooper dioisotopes and various accessor- munist Pathet Lao Rusk that and Miss Pamela Paschall, tstro kins Jr. of McKenzie, Tennessee; 1 - conference on retary of State ..Dean Susal Glaspell's "Suppressed ies for an interdisciplinary nuclear tell the 14-nation opening great-grandchildren; Gary Melton two grand children Nancy Dudley the formal there would be no formal Desires" will be directed by Wel- technology program. Laos as equals. But there and Angelo Jackson, two nieces; Tributes Pour In and John Sexton Atkins of Mc- was de- tonight. The. two also said don Stize. Kuttawa. opening of the meeting ev- Mathen and Miss Dr. Woods said that he was several nieces and neph- would be no communique this M • Howard The cast far "Hello Out There" For Gary Cooper Kenzie; Paschall t w o nephews; most happy to accept the grant ening announcing when the meet- Dimple will consist of Frank Hodgson, ews. Paschall a n d Adolphus as the equipment if would supply funeral will be held this 1 ing would take place. Charles Clarksville, Tenn.; Jim Felts, 106 United Press International The would enable the science depart- and the body will lie in U. S. sources said the only hitch Paschall. Wood Road, Louisville; Neil Smith, HOLLYWOOD 'ITU - Tributes afternoon Closed Meet rites will be conducted ments to give much needed em- t he F i rs t Methodist 1 was Huh the final views of the Funeral Somerset; Rosalie Sndier. Mur- from all over the world arrivel state at delega- South Pleasant Grove Me- phasis to radiological chemistry from 1:00 o'clock today Royal Laotian government at the ray; and Annette Cunningham, today at the home of Gary Coop- Church members ar- thodist Church Tuesday at 2:30 and biology. until the funeral hour. 1 tion, some of whose Hopkinsville. er, who lost his four-month battle 1-24 had p.m. Rev. Lloyd Wilson and Rev. Honorary pallbearers will be the Held On rived only this afternoon, "The Bror" cast consist of Mari- against cancer Saturday at the will officiate. Burial of the Bank of Murray, not yet been received. A. R. Harris lyn Vincent, 2a Westport Terrace, age of 60. directors t church cemetery. of tha Bank of Murray, Givs In To will be in the Louisville; Bill Hartley, Owens- The messages of sorrow spoke Steel Up On employees pallbearers are: Garvis Stewards of the First 1 • Rusk earlier in the day gave in Active boro; and Alex Harvey, Ripley, of a personal loss felt by friends the Board of DAM VILLAGE Cooper, Caswell Paradise Plant '• Sun- I KENTUCKY to British and -French pressure Paschall, Hafford Tenn. of the late actor on and off the Methodist. PARK WV - Kentucky confer- Li lb ur n Paschall, School Class of the church. 1 STATE and agreed to attend the Humphreys, Olive Bopp, Owensboro: Carolyn screen. day Commissioner Henry Ward and Hester Hugh UPI pallbearers will be the I Highway ence even though the Communist MITI Nesbitt, Cunningham. Bruceton, Tenn.; Rosary for the three - time Aca- DRAKESBORO, Ky. - The Active today with highway ots. nepheWs, Ha Douglass, met here group is being given equal Brown, Nancy Gibbs, Murray: and Bob demy Award winner will be recit- erection of the structural steel following Tennessee. Illinois rebel Churchill Funeral Earl Douglass, ' ficials from _ status with the royal government The J. H. Porchey. Crystal City, Mo., will ed tonight. Cooper died at 12:27 framework at the Tennessee Val- Harold Diouglass. 1 to discuss the tenta of arrangements Stanley Martin and aid Missouri and neutral delegations. Home has charge be the cast for "Riders to the p. m., (PDT). Saturday -at his ley Authority's $183 million steam Homer Martin, of Interstate Highway call. s Lye routing U. S. officials said President where friends may Sea." Holmby Hills mansion. His wife, power plant at Paradise. Ky., is Charles Sexton. Churchill_ . Funeral I . 24. Kennedy "reluctantly" authorized The cast for -Suppressed De- Veronica, an daughter, 34aria. near completion it Wag announ- The. J. The meeting, which was closed this basis, Gibes, in charge ef arrange- I _ along on sires""-- will be- Richard 24 wereat his bedside. ced Sunday. Mr. Jesse Sexton Home is press, got- ander way at 11 Rusk- to: go I att ' to the rather than "wreck" the confer- Lake Heights. N. J.; Mary Solemn Reguiem Mass will be ' ments. manager A. H. WePer Rev. W. E. hlisehke CDT. ence even before it begins. Harry Jenking Mayfield; and Ginny Be- recitel at I p. m. (EDT) Tuesday Project Church with were Tennessee Taylor. the huge plant is be in the a Ws() attending B h United' States was pre- Morganfield. of the Good Shep- said work on officiating. Burial will I D. W. low, at the Church de- .., Highway Commissioner issue a formal state- • no admission The eulogy "substantially on schedule" Murray Cemetery. from paring to There will be herd in Beverly Hills. Moulton and representatives decision to- enter the plays. Rev, spite bad weather in winter and Grant ment that its ins CContract charge for these will be read by the Most was born in Stewart $9.780 I the Missouri and Illinois highway Pathet early spriag. Mr. Sexton . parley with the Communist Timothy Manning. auxiliary bish- 1871, the I departments. from County. Tennessee in I Lao and neutralist delegations op of the Los Angeles archdio- for the J. M. Although no one commented in PROCLAMATION The steel framework son of the late Mr. and Mrs. -I cese. framework has been erec- to Murray in -Made To on the specific purpose Continued on Page Six plant's Sexton and came s advance E Jenkins Plumbing and Six close friends, Henry Hatha- of 224' I meeting, it is believed it ted to its maximum height 1895. of the Heating Co. of Murray has been way. William Goetz. Jimmy Ste- •• I an attempt to agree WHEREAS. the members of the feet. When completed, the power. was called in aWatded a contract to air-condi- Jack Benny. Charles K. year he entered the I rooting o • American Legion. Post No. 73 visrt, house will have 22 stories, four of In that urr. ay State on the tentative Richmond Hall. a recently Jerry Wald, will and °Letter to the tion have sold poppies each year on Feldman and which will be below ground level. hardware business in Murray Si i the four states completed dormitory at Murray pallbearers at the burial for the fol- routes for the Edith; the day set aside as the nation's serve as The structure ,s being erected was in that business i li .,;sveral proposed State College.Pres. Ralph II. Cemetery in Ingle- on the corner of the Inter- Poppy Day in observance of Me- at Holy Cross in two sections. each of which will lowing fifty years M • St t College has bees wf sgaerhighwaa. a part The Ledger and Times_ Woods has announced. have been morial Day May 30th, and wood. serve a 600,000 kilowatt generator of-Fourth and Main streets. Granted $9,780 by the National state Highways System, 103 North 4th Street order for the air-condition- include The WHEREAS, the American Legion Honorary pallbearers --among the largest in the world. In 1904 he was married to the Science Founadtion to conduct under discussion. Murray. Kentucky equipment has been placed. and Hemingway who is ing in a meeting in Cleveland. Ohio, author Ernest Construction of the No. 2 power- farmer Miss Maude WhitneIl who j an In-Service Institute for 44 Dear Sir: will begin as soon as to attend, John installation September 1920. adopted the pop- ill and will unable house unit was begun first preceded him in death in 1947. I teachers during the 1961-62 school May 1, on behalf of the Murray arrives. B. Bing Cros- Two Will Attend it py, a symbol of valor as the na- Wayne. Henry Ford Mr. Sexton was a member of year, Pres. Rat-ph II Woods has Lions ,Capla, thank you for the Richmond. a 242 bed dormitory Dick Powell steel work on the t.on's memorial flower. and by, Burt Lancaster. Structural the Board of Stewards of the First announced. Institute very, line support you gave us dur- was occupied in March. Kaye. begun last December, Embryology for men, WHEREAS, the poppies sold by Kirk Douglas and Danny first unit, Methodist Church for over sixty Dr. A. M. Wolfson, head of the ing our recent -Broom Sale." Hall, a second men's dormi- to be completed with- Clark the American Legion are made by is scheduled years. During this period he also biology department. will direct laza Spann and Charles We found the people of the is presently under construc- or so Steelwork on Dr. tory'. veterans of all wars, and for which in a month had served as secretary or super- 1 the institute which will offer of the Biology Depart- community quite well - informed is hoped to be ready for 1 unit will begin next Benninger tion and the disabled veterans receive one Skoda Engineer In the No. intendent of the Sunday School. !courses in biology. mathematics, Murray State College about our sale and receptive to by the beginning of the fall tnent of use cent each for making them, and month. His devotion to his church was physics, and chemistry. been selected as two of our appeal. We feel that you were semester. Murray For Service tike WHEREAS. the money received com- so great that he earned the title Jr. _Participants must be actively teachers of Develop- very helpful in creating a good Barring bad weather, the roof The plant, scheduled for twenty-five from the sale of poppies to local And Training Session of of "Mr. Methodist" and he was engaged in teaching science or sum- sales climate. of Clark should be finished early pletion in 1962, will be capable Post No. 73 will be used fur dis- of given the honor of- leading the mathematics in high school or .' in Embrology. The Thanks again. week, enabling interior work generating 1.2 million kilowatts mer institute next abled veterans and for the wel- procession of members from the junior high school. While there will cover recent ad- Sincerely, proceed at a rapid pace allada Boleslav electricits institute to fare of children of veterans. there. Jarda Bilek of oId church which has just been is no deadline for receipt of ap- in Developmental Robert L. Hendon, other building projects on in A spokesman said employment ances made Two LIE IT RESOLVED, that the 27th Ceechoslovakia has arrived razed, to the new ands- beautiful plicati to the institute, it is over the last few years. President campus. a business and edu- Autos reached .1.060 May 1. including Anatomy the day of May, 1961 is set aside as Murray to be with Dublin sanctuary on Maple street. expected that all places will be were granted Murray Lions Club building and four housing distributor 900 construction workers. The The fellowships cation day when the American Legion Inc., local foreign car He served on the building com- tilled before Aug. 15. Institute of Health married students, are a force is expected to reach 1,500 bj the National units for 73. through the Legion for an undisclosed period of time old church building Murray State will defray the of Flori- as the wea- Post No. by this September, and be at a mittee of the through the University progressing as rapidly members will sell pop- Mr. Bilek is a plant eagineer with Foundation. of participants by remission Col- to Dr. Auxiliary peak of 2,100 by next spring. and for the Wesley costs da. Department of Anatomy, Small Boy Dies ther will permit, according of Memor- the Skoda Automobile Works in his and the National Sci- pies in commemoration The huge boilers taw the two He was also active during of •tuition •• Medicine. Woods. • t lege of On Saturday ial Day, and every citizen's is Czechoslovakia. lifetime on several boards of the ence Foundation -will pay 'normal institute will be held at Here Mr. Bilek aol generating units will he placed She urged to buy a red Poppy and While in Murray Memphis conference. transportation to and from the in Brevard, North with atop the powerhouses. They will Brevard College 5. died help the disabled men of train mechanics who work was a vice-president college up to a maximuin of 7 four weeks Steve Allen Lee. age thereby be supported by steel girders Mr. Sexton Carolina during the the needy families the distributors of the Skoda au- and was a cents a mile. Local participants Sep- Saturday at 11:20 p m. at the all wars and weighing 70 to 84 tons each - of the Bank of Murray period of August 14 through tomobile. Mr. Dublin. who is pais I have no transportation ex- Murray Hospital of complications. of veterans. among the largest ever made. director of the bank for over fifty who tember /1. liolmes Ellis, Mayor tributor for a three state area of pense will receive token remun- an In- He is survived by his mother, BULLETIN The boiler girders were so huge years. He was once a member Mr. Reidlinger attended said today that he will call mech- of $25 for the year. Par- Velma Lee of Bell City, two sisters they had to be shipped in sec- the City Council and the Murray eration stitute of Radiation Biology last The Murray Rescue Squad was 4nics of his distributors into Mur also receive reim- Beta Fay Lusk and Barbara Ann MEET TOMORROW by rail.. They were spliced Board of Education. He was active ticipants will summer at the State University of called at 1:40 this afternoon ray for training. Mr. Bilek wil tions costs up. Lusk, one brother. Joe Phillip The Murray Lion's Club Board the plant site in the Murray Rotary Club for bursement for text book Iowa. Iowa City. Dr. Spann was in a call came in from Chero• service operations horizontally at Lusk. of Bell City. when of Directors will meet Tuesday, rlso perform --- - - 'to $10 a year. an Institute in the History of Park that a child had owners and "iron out' Funeral services were held to- kee State May 16 at 7 p. m. at the home of for Skoda Courses to be offered the firM at the University of Ten- squad left im- Skoda owners - Sciences day at 1:30 p. m. at the Salem drownsd. The Dr. C. C. Lowry.. any difficulties semester will be fli.dogy G240. naassee, Knoxville, Tennessee. mediately with the resuscitator. have experienced. ... RFiuonlodga Baptist Church. The rites were might Ecology a tawnsd (Field 9 could Bilek's first trip to n, conducted by Bro William R. No other information NOW YOU KNOW This is Mr. FundamentalM.. press time and and for the pas Don Buxton Whitlow and burial was in the be learned by By United Press International the United States (7oncepts of Mathematics. Second Mrs. could he been on the Elm Grove Cemetery. no details of the dorwning Particle.s expelled by sneezing eight weeks has Bids Opened semester courses wall be Physics the distributor Is At Madisonville The Max Churchill'- Funeral be obtained have been recorded at speeds as West Coast with G256. General Phasics. and Chem- flew from his Home had charge of arrangements. high as 103.6 miles per hour. for that area. Ile istry G205A. Introduction to Or- Mrs. Don Buxton is under go- home in Czechoslovakia to New ganis Chemistry. ing treatment at the Madisonville. 1 - '''''-- 7-717,'"'""aa 7'V:1:sr- --- York, and from New York to Each of the courses will carry t-" Kentucky sanitarium. She is re- a r • a *.:AAs* asalss,S" '''' ia.• 41.--...... ;• a.s. -• ..„; California. He flew into Nashville three semester hours credit which well to to Murray for Lakes to be responding for his trip Canal advanced ported yesterday may be used toward an i 4 the treatment, although she will Mr. Dublin welcomes Aorta own degree. However. (he courses will be confined to the sanitarium for ers to bring their eras in if they open to qualified tinJergrad- The J. D Barter Construction contract consist 01 2 800.000 cubic be 8 Isilvers] months. have any difficulty. uates. 11"- of Harrisburg. Illinois, is Sadie Shoemaker, mother Company yards of riprap. 7.000 square yards Persons interP;ted in the inisti low bidder for the of Mrs. Buxton, states that she the apparent of bituminous pavement, and nec- tote should write Dr. Wolfson at of a canal connect- wishes to thank everyone for Firemen Called construction essary drainage structures. the college for application. their cards and good wishes. Mrs. ing the Barkley and Kentucky Buxton's address .is. State T. al. Two Times Today Lakes, it was announced today by The bids are now being evaluat- Dis- Sanitarium. Madisonville. Ky. Colonel Vincent P. Carlson, ed and award will probably he Don Buxton has returned to Firemen received two calls this trict' Engineer of the Nashville male during the next thirty days. Five-Day Forecast his studies in Auburn, Alabama morning. A car was 9n fire at District. Corps of Engineers, U. The contractor will be required I his wife In Mal- Hodges Gulf Service and was ex- S. Army. to coml e work with- after being with By United Press International tingushed with a hand extinguish- The J. D. Barter Construction in MO calendar days. isonville Ky. all, - The er. Little damage was done ac- Company's bid of $1,099,489.50 was LOUISVILLE, con- forecasts for the five- • cording to firemen. the lowest of sixteen bids re- The initial construction advanced Tuesday thraugh Sat- At about 11:30 this morning the ceived, and was approximately tract on the Barkley Project for day period. of and prepared by the U. S. Weather department was called to 511 twenty-one percent below the Gov- the construction cofferdam urday. South Sixth street where a fire ernment estimate. The bids rang- lock excavation was awarded in Weather Bureau: for the period was in progress at the home. The ed from $109948950 to 51.887.- 1957 and completed in 1959. The Temperatures Report near the state nor- entire interior of the house was 099.00. Approximately 416 copies second contract was awarded to will average Usillik•I Press Irsternethiews in the east to gutted by the blaze. Firemen said of advance notices were mailed Tecon Corporation -of Dallas, Tex- mal of 66 degrees 1 bidders. as, for construction of the molern four degrees below normal :n the Western Kentucky - lily it started from a cause as yet to prospective • will be excavated 110' by 800' lock structure and is west. Louisville normal extremes cloudy and a little cooler today, undetermined. The canal • separating now 99 percent complete. A con- 77 and 55 degrees. tonight and Tuesday. high today through a narrow ridge and Tennessee tract for construction of the sec- Cooler Tuesday and Wednesday mid 70s. low tonight 48. MEETING POSTPONED the Cumberland miles up- ond stage cofferdam for construc- with moderate temperatures the Temperatures at 5 a. m. (CDT).: Rivers at a point 2'2 the Barkley Dam tion of the power plant and por- rest of the periol. Precipitation '. Lelisville 85, Lexington 64, Bowl- The Girl Scout Council meet- stream from to the canal will tion of the dam Was recenUy will average one to one and one- ing Green ds, London 67. Coving- ing has been postponed until site. Entrances SANK 333 YEARS AGO-The Wasa, flagship of Swedish Ring Gustavus Adolphus' fleet, 2512 and 33.0 on the awarded to Dravo Corporation of half inches in showers east to- ton 67, Paducah 67 and Hopkins- Thursday May 25 at 9 30 at the be -at miles as floating again In Stockholm harbor after being on the bottom 333 years. The an- Riv- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Work on night and over the state Wednes- 65. Girl Scout Cabin, Mrs. Steytler Tennessee and Cumberland ville cient warship capsized and sank with 500 persons aboard on Its maiden voyage In 1628. this contract will soon be under- day, and again Friday or Satur- Huntington, W. Va., 71 urges all members to attend this ers, respectively. It will be cleaned up and made Into a floating (they hope) museum. of the way. day. Evan_sville Ind. 70 meet Ina The principal features

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federal, problem we.are 'lifting" the following material MUSIAL AMONG TOP THE LEDGER & TIMES prepared for Sunday's Sunday School lesson: Federal State Market Ten Years Ago Today. • PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc. "The Police Department of Houston, Texas. has issued '.'onsolidation id the alurray Ledgir. The Calloway Time., and The News Service Ledger & Times File I MOND, Times-Herald, Octooer 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January a pamphlet presenting rules for raising delinquent child- ST LOUIS - Stan Musial Lake cleared up another 1, 1942. ren. This satirical gem seems to me to be worth sharing: of the St. Louis Cardinals ranks MURRAY, Ky., Tuesday, May 9, The vast waters of Kentucky 1961. Murray Livestock Co. mystery yesterday morning when the body of Elbert JAMES • C. WILLIIgik-, PUBLISHER "'Begin with infancy to give the child everything he among the top 10 all-time leaders Receipts: Hogs: 97. Cattle and Morgan of Model, Tennessee, was found on the Trigg ants. In this way he will grow up to believe the world in 12 out of 14 offensive depart- to Morgan was the Xe reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters the Editor ments a feat unequalled by any Calves: 246, Sheep: 54. County side of the lake by • fishermen. items which, in our opinion, are not for the best in- owes him a living. a: Public Voice other player di the game's history. Hogs: Receipts mostly mixed object of a wide spread search the first of April. crest of our readers. gr a d e to "'When he picks up bad words laugh at him. This butchers. Steady 25g Mrs. Vickie S. Martin passed away this morning at higher. U.S. No. 1, 2 and 3 bar- • siATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 1509 will make him think he's cute. It will also her home on North Fifth Street, following an illness of encourage him rows and gilts 190-230 lb. $17.00; tladison Ave., Memphis. Tenn; Time & Life Bldg., New York, N.Y Survivors include a daughter, Miss Katie Mao oeptienson Bldg.. Detroit, Mich. to pick up "cuter" phrases that will blow the top of your 250 lb. $16.50; 280 lb. $15.25; 175 one week. tin of Murray and a son, Stanley Martin of Murray. head off later. lb. $16.25; No. 2 and 3 stews 300- i.ntered at the Post Office, NIutray, Kentucky, for transmission as E100 lb. $13.50-14.00. Donald Edwads, eight year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Secona Class Matter "'Never give him any spiritual training. Wait until- Cattle: Receipts mostly cows, Hugh Edwards of Dexter, was seriously injured Satur- he is twenty-one and then, let him 'decide for himself.' eUlISCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray. per week 20e, per stock steers and heifers and mixed day when struck by an automobile. Team uonth 85c. In Cal.away and adjoining counties, per year, $3.50; else- "'Avoid the Use of the word "wrong". It may develop slaughter yearlings. A II classes Mr. Gene Bramlett, biology student at Murray State, San Fran he:e,„ $5.50. a guilt complex. This will condition him to believe later, steady. Few head standard slaugh- is conducting a study of Mourning Dove nesting from Los Angt ter steers $21.90; Utility to low May through Septer)ber. He also plans to band the young Pittsburg Nwhen he is arrested for stealing a car, that society is MONDAY — MAY 15, 1961 good 700-900 lb. slaughter heifers doves as they prep' 'e to leave the nest. Cincinnat against him and he is being persecuted. jl7.80-21.80; Standard and good Milwaukt ••••••••••••• "'Pick up everything he leaves lying around—books, 500-700 mixed slaughter yearlings St. Louis 520.75-23.75; Utility and commer- HISTORY OF TRAPSHOOTING Chi.se JESSE DUDLEY SEXTON shoes, and clothes. Do everything for him so Basil "The Owl" that he will cial cows $14.90-16.90; Canner and Philirati• be experienced in throwing all .responsibility on others. cutter $12.50 - 14.80; Utility and Out On Parole LONDON (111'1 - The sport of • — Let him read any commercial bulls $17.60 - 19.00; trapshooting was invented in about Philadelpl Cello-. printed matter he can get his DEATH calls constantly at the homes throughout Good and choice 300-600 lb. stock 1880 by English huntsmen who Cincinnal hands on. Be careful that the silverware and rater drinking way County. and although we know that sooner or steers $24.50-27.10; Medium $22.00 SPRINGFIELD, Ill. run -Once- had been deprived by law of the San Frai glasses are sterilized, but let his mind feast on garbage. -23.60; Common $18.00 - 20.25; dapper Basil (The Owl) Banghart chance to shoot at wild birds. Chicago it w ill strike in every home we are never prepared for it. • 'Quarrel frequently in the presence of your chil- Common and medium 300-600 lb. has won parole, becoming the last Mt. Jesse Sexton answered this call on Saturday and stock heifers $18.75-22.75. of gangsters Iren. In this thdy vill not be too shocked when seven Prohibition-era strong- way the w hen he pas.sed from the Murray scene, one of the Baby Calves: Around 30 head convicted of a disputed kidnaping HOLLYWOOD BEACH PRO home is broken up later. sold per head. est and m5 obviousties with early Murray was severed. from $6.00-33.00 to be freed. Veallers: Mostly 50e to $1.00 Sexton, his busi- Banghart, now half-blind and HOLLYWOOD, Fla. iL,PU - Jo* There was much to commend in Mr. "'Give a child all the spending money he wants. lower. Choice 160-235 lb. $28.50- ailing, will walk out of Stateville Gerlak has been head golf p his family, his ness acuity, his devotion to his chuch and Never let him earn his own. Why should he have things 30.25; Good 525.50-28.00; Standard Prison a year and a half after his fessiunal at the Hollywood Rt., characteristic seem- 521.75-25.00; Good and choice 245- .nterest in civic affairs. 1,ut one single as tough as you had them? boss, Chicago gang lord Roger Hotel and Country Club .15av,51t on 290 lb. 526.00-29.75. Tuohy, left prison only to be gun- ed to be his crowning glory, and that was his attitude Sheep: Steady. Utility and good "'Satisfy his every craving for food, drink and com- ned down on a Chicago street. life itself. slaughter ewes $6.25-7.25. Banghart said he had no lean fort. See that every desire is gratified. Denial may lead Haw often have we seen attitude mean the difference that he would meet a similar re- to harmful frustration. ception_ Cincin\-vCinliaapa:n:ua ietween enjoying life and suffering through it. NOW SHOWING! "I won't be murdered as Touhy who enjoyed living as Adults $1.25 - Children 50e We have known few I•eonle his part against neighbors, teachers, police- SCENE STIALER-The way 3- AMBITION "'Take PATTERSON'S was," he said. "There's no reason 6:30 - Staid 7:30 us cheerfully no month-old Adam Nathanson Open much as Mr. Sexton, lie always greeted are all prejudiced against your child. for anybody to want me dead. Chicago men. They reacts have to having his picture NEW YORK - Heavyweight "I wasn't mixed up with any of matter what the weather and he seemed to always made, he probably is going When he gets into real trouble, apologize for •your- fighter Floyd Patterson says his the racket boys in Chicago like -uch a great interest in people. His greetings were so to be a scene stealer. Hold- ambition is to retire and buy a Rug was,'" he. said. self by saying "I could never do anything with him." ing him in Hollywood is ac- z-onuine that a person could not help but feel better after., farin where he can raise horses. Tuuhy was paroled in Novem- tress Patricia Owens, his ma. This a xconderful quality. to Patterson is a pretty fair .hand at ber, 1959. Twenty-three days later flax ing seen him. is "'Prepare for a life of grief. You will be likely Dad, Jerry Nathanson. • realtor luirsi'n,ar.'hip he was shot and killed on the rinssed by his family and his friends Mr. Sexton vill be ha \ e it:" Maxwell Droke, in Quote. front steps of his sister's home. e extend our- sytel.a!hy in his passing. Banghart was sentenced in 1934 to 99 years for kidnaping and 36 years for a mail truck robbery in ROSS MACDONALD'S bestseller mystery-thriller North Carolina, Former Illinois WHAT WE MEAN BY "NEGATIVE" Gov. William G. Stratton commut- ed his, sentence to 45 years last TaGrilsiGgi.ors• CAMISA la • i\qi1111 _ January making him eligible for tfia.ffle • par 'le OF' OUR READERS who favors federal inter'. ONE b, 114/1/g sr,-• -- 1.. 4.• iii ‘k ikaling with juvenile delinquency, in r;( ;lag- -witH -the rec-otnini.ndations - Made by President sure of it. He alar knew iEL,I,ionnleuris.. along at the end of the Kennedy. has asked what we mean in refeiring to this % ilAT WAS RAIMENT° 1 "I'm LOAN CO. - MURRAY C:r.ti •:r n • it,A.nitt Cali c: who she was." a "negative approach to a modern problem." for; , i.sw)icr is rescCnit thn d ia.- that, Lieu- "Did Manuel kill Bromitnan'!" $01 W. nolo IL. Tolophooe Pt S-2811 • e in which he entangled hanc- "Can you prove sbleniaer say that. I didn't Wh:.: we mean is that ju...enile ddinquency Is .a local ha the tenant?" "1 didn't "YOUR HOME-OWNED LOAN CO." of • nurse. frs Barler. you this say nothing yet. I want to do inside the community Hi it is , is in ja us • stsihin-pr.,.erty "I can. I'm telling Toaibierto We must it Wi. sure, but there's no Ste slet• to give you a chance to climb my duty. la•valuable'1.1 4' rine and he t“ he sok ed at all. As a rnat7er of fact it must be sohed Ur,a.inian • limb. Broadman was harm trying to get • litUe repiated the travisavt,n IA off that cot- of it. is there?" ‘c :thin thetamily vit.& It-. an•-e With ti.•lire refutations Th. a patient in the hospital Brno money ries Was idesitined as• piers of loot - "You're obliged to give tnfor- aid burirlsries in tour,. six months ago. Ella weir one The federal government tan do a great deal to in • series of authorities, Mr. ',hese owners were at the hospital Of his nurses They got to be mation to the As a s .k :dual communities and American families by en- as patientn or sctsitors Winkler. You re in not water the respertire farn• quite good friends. Ask tier, airs* aware of on them." has made it a A•iiner and c• mines. Ella could when you ask her about the now for holding out g laws. we hlready 1 a. t'. Congress toes and t..- e iii -1 off marnsid,rs. you get 'I didn't hold out. I Just re- suspicions ut her W.F.' watch..And make sore .1 offense. for instirl..e. to sell narcotics to school pdtce is sit" He hesitated. in, ngthened by her rehnial to ex- lin answer, you'll be doing her membered, their There is pl. lit:, ot e itirlIce this law is often gics•ci p•a. she got the rinf nod I'd hate to see "I thought it would be worth sutisitpient da...sery of a stolen a favor. Honest.. .; yours get something." e. • rnall h tstr bowie. hat little (bent of (DA 7aVITIYUti1t alive (a Via se a., wotre lersell run over by a Me-arile The little room and the RIY. rules and regulations tfi send porno- Gunnersiss than to pol.. But h.• cramped me and int.- rest is her has• hers aroused roller." sad old man he willies to hews. that she 1 made a gesture tr...i:- to I hildren but we read of it ard is because "You think of yourself as a oppressed me. I. c•,sersnr up f•a• a sane five- -t I. you ' 1 couldn't afford, took a • of t'ar Ti,P.1 '"Ieht.'".1 steam roller, do w...• • neat *null• made as tier- "The law." Wills said. dollar bill out of my rather flat has direct c (introl ovi r the tur with cam- waLet, and held It out to him. More law arrived, dinners, : nieat in systems. lad the ClIAPTFP. 3 eras and fingerprint kits. 1 went ''This will buy a few BY !AMOR - Linda anyway." BLINDED di a better job in cleaning them "I'M GI-AD yeti stuck around, out into the street. The sunlight Hiss, at Bronx Courty Court hurt my eyes. It a'as reflected He took it with a beaming • Co t ns•lor,- Detective' Lieu- in New York, tells how she , n.-.' r editors ':al publishers 114: l'' Wills said to me- "I 11,e gi -.nciag knives from the senile. "Sure will. You're a good became blinded In one eye tenant cars will re- e censorship over the pre•eiL and there- want to talk to you. Broadmrurs (1..rotne of the two police boy, and Jerry Winkler and partially blinded in the BETT1 you in his prayers." _ i.nst the many mi-,rakes his ilipointees murder changes things for your at the iitrb. member other when lye was thrown red ti leaned on his any change In tone, he client." I Jerry Winkler Without her face on order, she ii ha‘e caused us to lose prestige faster in THE HOSPITAL-SURGICAL Better know any- cane in front of the hotel, an said ''It was Gus Donato that PLANS "Mow could she testified, of Burton N. Pu- rac C e lost in eight ears under Eisen- 7" tripod st:PPc'etIng a smaetted up Broadman. Man' lawyer. She thing abeut it . garb, disbarred Yel.11 "1 don't claim she knows any- oc ivy gray bead Carefully re- uel's young brother Gus.' Pugach's co-defendant, DEVELOPED FOR You. • happen, Mr. said estini thing about it specifieWly Ed ctr.•...... ing his weight, he raised "Did you see it Harden, looked "ex- de- it. I Heard crashi she most be title to identify the his cane and fliurished Winkler-7" actly Like the man" who the pi, •nt over t-i him. "No, but I seen him go In, other members of the gang. If W hurled the lye. Pugarh be cr "I ric-rd that Brozaimin died, and I seen him come out. I was , or, • :11 S. . .1 r•!.e c,rr.es clean—" Wills raised wanted to marry her but she unocc yr sitting here at the winilow, his hands in a gesture which said no. That was before the II] ery cc ay be died" thinking about the old days, didn't go with his personality' 1 • lye throwing. ls. imaginary bird ' (Oar oat, red tongue vi- when Gus drives this pickup the ireein* of an ttre me, I'm not sug- r ong between his bearded Into the alley. He gcts this " Wt neat Fritia• of a "Vederstaral of the pick- g •song a deal. But where weed res. -That makes it murder, iron out of the back orditiant .1.0:•••• *•. loaf his pant people of the world it?" up and shoves it down we be if the would !Seem to.? leg and sneaks in the back en- TIME TO - r keep them iitf th. ..'', ..'.A iiidr.'t co-operate?" ''It we were. I 'Ad you're a lawyer, ain't trance of Broadman's stew.. A SEE A • • e-'erdav tede,..1 e,o.ertirnent Just where ieit because they didn't vo...; ? lie touched my arm with few minutes later he comes ti1:11 bag on his that Sell. I was impressed by Wills's a veined. knobbed hana. 'Ira carrying a burlap SHOW! into the t irk. • attempt tia talk my language.. 13-Try Winkler, everybody knows bark. He chucks it back for more." VARSITY: "Great Imposter,- fea- "You blame this murder on me 4 never been a witness in up and goes rel Ihe:r titrie i‘‘. ity WAX once. what was in ture 110 minutes, starts at: 1:00, the burg'.ary gang?" ln trill. Friend of mine "Conld you tell hi tlu'l(lt. iniepectiel' lie told me they pay the %%at- the..Nboa 3.02, 5:07, 7:12 and 9:17. Ile nodded. "We've with some time that Broadman neso•A" It was all chunky CAPITOL: "Ben Hur," feature tn. oth- SLUE CROSS was storied in this depth, of fencing for them -neting I "It doecn't amount to more sluff, though. So were the 212 minutes, starts at 7:30.. th• depression, to help people aote trips, budget for the cost of hospital coie It is th• only outletch anrs•ay than a few dollars. The curt ers. Ile made four or five hospital plan OfItolly as one of their approasid by Ih• American Hospital Association. A .01 1.1riJ poys you tor kilt time." bringing out those bogs, put We got cur find tangible cal.'. simrty "I got Jots of time to lose." them all in the pickup and drove . Ti ;i1:y dence last week. An ormAii, SLUE SHIELD nos later •stoblished by Doctors to help Americans pee pay, furred chin and • clralt turned ur in one of the Tie rut 1,ed his away." of budget an adranc• /of surgical end medical car•. • pa . ir- un at my fare like a I gazed into his wanhed-oht se-A auction rooms. A member peerea .‘1:• , It. to harpene4 riunc7y old dog hoping for a eyes. "Are you certain of your TODAY, Slue Cross of Kentucky hos more then 791,000 members. Elly• of their robbery detail ar.." Shleld hos osor• than 702.000 fnembeis. W114ainiqe.Is-n" -And rnigi,ty few d M identification 7" iat .7`. it h.q.-W.V. it you have Information "Dead Certain. I see Gus Do. linen • I with our "I•o KENTUCKIANS they con couril on Blue Cross {Ivo Shield for brooder than at. Broadrian's d .ath 7" nato all the time. And this time protection, snore benefits foe their dollars. o It v: is taken in mind beeauee it r.r "M4}LISC I do. ii I.'s worth my I paid him special - t ursfInry a^ci SINCE their bounding, lie. C•oss hoes You want to •C-3111e up he ain't allowed to dtlye a car." ***** cancelled Probnl• ,.1 of a shipment tr. an Broad- bershia of health, 09e, 'tom and chin a little?" "Is he too young?"- because ret,cernenl, or rtiaca a member de.itlocesd s s'ore, to toy we'll banish o chrorirc or incurable condition. a' little time to lose, "N-i's', he's ritent old enough. " 5' "1 h let thcm drive Winkler. My name is Gun- But they don't them for good YOUR FAMILY SHOULD HAVE BLUE ' ,7 NI, when they're on parole. lie had CROSS-SLUE SHIELD, TOO (' • k f ern't a I:'?" old i -olv In a lot of trouble wilt c iro that's HOW YOU MAY rrI ' e•.•r•irrs‘ienca'' ttro he'a, me through the musty Is the persistent presence APPLY tiq x , led he got arrested in the first diifl'how pro foot -worn nkr:.•,:xr rit warentx,,fr;rt:i...,7 up narrow. place.- INDIVIDUAL OR FAMILY GROUP hi, aclAribg,h% e nvo‘ti,vehmall‘ar•ey of silverfish setting you hui "Is Gus a friend of yoimoir" It you corit a Kentuckian, 61 or Most people jolts where they wadi to .it I wouldn't say that. Ina down? We'll get them out under, in good health, and work It you not where there are 5 a, •••••.re 11,-,1. if lan nt ••nt mode me sit in (Ii. rieeter " Mot her Manuel Is good whys Moos ar• hiss Ilion II en, inar• persons, out your employ., •.g rr,,esicsrin------window, which ' friend." of your house or •part- ploy... ye. /nay apply d•ritch about th• issIvantoges of a hoe a. ,,Ut on an alley. SI,Avly Moil the coupon below, " 1)"'". l".ked "You mentioned that .a•ou see Cf.:3116km Shield Group Plan, arri pliefullv. he lowered him- ment to STAY out! Get 1111 the 11111TAff. IIt ec hc'intooiforwih:rd,be;:tillanlid!aniglangt G7Siairiel . atiamireu.e-ra Mart. • our free estimate. MAIL THIS HANDY COUPON TODAY .111 washing then, f.•r f ..a nis cane. tr.fm KU, CROSS 5/411(0 fired Mm last 1161 w.int to do v:h Hen. aince ttroadman r FOR 13101 BARDSTOWN ROAD M UR lo 1 11 • rn n•I I i•-,n! want pests the. ''tier We exterminate HOSPITAL CAM ILOUISVILIE 5, KENTUCKY t"' end up worse than I was be- -Why did he ge• 1 kinds at low cost .Please send me infOrT01$0f1 1 "1 never did g • it • ••,ht- of all and on opplicotion Ic - I h, Ill,,. Cross Blue Shield. do thA T" It sotnee.ine .• 111/1S!/11D . 1 -.r. "now would 'a r little gold clack. i. Relepcd INAME I. t•7.11 yoater ,nat Oa, !oiling a 4•,, I.' •.cn•t rarrific.,': ins Try IIV- it off nomeplace 1:- • I A r•:•••,.. I. as its 'ADDRESS t- ii' al ae. -I and !- on a sixty-cl,,trir p If g.,pp-sied to. I PEST ,re el; out r f the arguir:, 1,(1,1t it in KELLEY'S FOR tnkhi it's or, ea, y. I run P.rolitri.in SURGICAL INNIFITS IC" STATE rue alley." thick l'.-'. that ri;a- I 1,t in-fore the end of the -Month. Confirm( el Tomorrow) 2 of c pa y where ezployed sometimes Manuel give me fret (To Bc .117:1 11111•••• 7, .• 7" CONTROL 71Zinns minim= assmmo 111111111111a FARM BUREAU MEMBERS Sep Phone Pi-ars 3 3914 your Form Bureau Agent

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• AL_ )61 If • 'MONDAY — MAX 15, 1961 LEDGER it TIMES — MURT1AY. KENTUCKY PATIE THREE tother Minnesota 13 Los Angeles 6 Ibert Today's Games The Back Room Of Baseball Has Some Guys Who Trigg Cleveland at Boston the Detroit at Baltimore, night is Minnesota at Chicago, night Los Angeles at Kansas City, night- Need A Promotion After Showing Made Sunday ng at Only games scheduled. es:4 of Tuesday's Night Games By MILTON RICHMAN ry. Bot Cerv and Bill Skowron the winning run. Jim Lemon hom-Chris Short was the winner in Mao Cleveland at Boston tolled Prem. International homered for the Yankees in the ered for Minnesota in the seventh relief of Dallag Green. Larry Jack- Washington at New York They call the bullpen the back opener while Reeky Colavito, Dick and Ray Moore, who took over in son started for the Cards but was 1 Mrs. Detroit at Baltimore room of baseball, bin three of the Brown and Charlie Maxwell con- the eighth, was the winner. replaced by McDaniel in the Gtho Jim Coates, Satur- Minnesota at Chicago men- toil there — nected for the Tigers in the finale. Two-run homers by Luis Apari- eighth. NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Los Angeles at Kansas City Jim Duffalo and Frank Funk — Walks Winning Run cio, Wes Covington and Jim Lan- Team W. L. P,1. Tram ' richly deserve to move front and Duffalo gave up one run in the dis plus the five- pitching of State, San Francisco 17 9 .654 20 9 .690 Detroit center today. last three , a homer by Bob Shaw led the White Sox to 1,os Angeles 18 12 .600 I 16 10 .615 21 from New York Each of the three right-handers Lee Maye of the Braves in the their opening game win over the Pittsburgh 14 11 .560 2i 15 12 .556 4 WararAffaiirtfr. young Minnesota ADVERTISEMENT came through nobly Sunday on a ninth. The blow tied the score at A's Roy Sievers extended his hi•- Cincinnati 15 12 556 21 15 13 536 41 Baltimore day when relief pitching in the 7-7 but the Giants won the game ting streak to 19 games but left. Milwaukee 11 12 .478 41 14 13 .519 5 Cleveland majors generally overshadowed in the bottom of the frame when Joe Nuxhall snapped the streak !ENDS St. Louis 11 13 .458 5 Kansas City 10 13 .435 7 PING A FOR BIDS everything else. loser Ron Piche walked pinch hit- in the nightcap. Nuxhall gave up • TUESDAY Chico,I A 10 16 .385 7 13 17 .433 71 Now Washington Coates gained credit for both ter Matty Alou with the bases five hits in seven innings, then PhilitoWhia 8 19 .296 91 11 15 .423 71 Chicago MURRAY-CALLOWAY ends of a doiibleheader which the loaded. Orlando Cepeda, Eddie was relieved by Jim Archer in port of Sunday's 10 15 .400 8 Results Boston COUNTY AIRPORT swept from Mathews and Jim Davenport hit the eighth. Herb Score was the HIS TRUE-LIFE n about Philadelphia 6 St. Louis 4 9 15 .360 9 Los Angeles the first-place Detroit Tigers, 5-4, homers. loser, yielding four of Kansas ESCAPADES MAKE in who Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 1 Results IMPROVEMENT Sunday's in 11 innings and 8-6. Funk won his third game for the City's five runs. of the San Francisco 8 Milwaukee 7 FICTION SEEM PROJECT Duffalo, the„rookie reliever of Indians by limiting the Orioles to Cubs, trailing the Dodgers I. rds. Washington 3 Boston 0, 1st game The Chicago 10 Los Angeles 8, 11 inn. the , won his hits from the ninth through TAME! Washington 2 Boston 1, 2nd game 1961 four 8-4 after seven innings, fashioned Saturday's Results third game without a defeat in an the 15th after relieving starter winning rally in the 11th on Cleveland 1 Baltimore 0, 1st game The Murray - Calloway County VET DRIVER DIES — Tony their 8-7 victory over the Milwaukee Jim Perry, who had given up nine singles and a sacrifice fly. tsburgh 13 Cincinnati 5 15 innings Airport Board, Murray, Kentucky, Bettenhausen, 44, twice Nation- three PRO Braves that widened the Giants' safeties. A throwing error by short Farrell, who relieved starter 1 lphia 3 St. Louis I Cleveland 6 Baltimore 4, 2nd game will receive sealed bids for the al Driving Champion of. Tinley Dick lead in the National League to a stop Jerry Adair in the 15th ers.•- was charged with eles 7 Chicago- 3— New York 5 Detroit 4, 1st game, following projects until 1:30 p.m. Park, Ill., died in a fiery crash Ion Drysdale, —J full game. abled the Indians to score the only the loss. Don Els-ton won his fifth ncisco 8 Milwaukee 5 11 innings. (CST) May 16, 1961 at the office of a racing car at the Indiana- p And Funk, another rookie, pit- run of the game. The loser was against one defeat by limit- Today's Games New York 8 Detroit 6, 2nd game of the Murray-Calloway County game I polis Speedway. He was testing ched seven scoreless relief innings Jack Fisher, who entered the game Dodgers to one hit over at Pittsburgh, night Chicago &Kansas City 1, 1st game Airport Board, Murray, Kentucky, ing the ,1211195 the car for a friend, Paul Rus- against the Baltimore Orioles to in the 12th. Billy Hoeft and Hoyt last four innings. Seven hom- aukee at Los Angeles, night Kansas City 5 Chicago 3. 2nd at which time and place all bids the so, when it crashed through a help Cleveland win a 15- Wilhelm had blanked the Tribe in the game. Norm ago at San Francisco Minnesota 4 Los Angeles 3 will be publicly opened and read ers were hit fence and hurtled a wall, land- opener, 1-0, after which the In- until then. Charlie Neal, Tommy Da- Only games scheduled. aloud. Larker, Saturday's Results ing in the seats of the grand- dians made it a sweep by also vis, Drysdale and Ron Fairly con- Tuesday's Night Games Willie Kirkland's three - run The work includes the furnish- stand where it burst into flame. taking the nightcap, 6-4. nected for the Dodgers, and Geor- 4 Cleveland 1 _ homer off loser Chuck Estrada in Cincinnati at Philadelphia Baltimore ing of all materials, -Tibor and -Senators Win Two- 1.• ge Altman and Sammy Taylor for Ss. Lonisi at Pittsburgh Washington 4 Boston 0 The new Washington Senators the seventh inning clinched the 0504 equipment necessary for the con- Inc., 307 West Main Street, Frank- the Cubs. Milwau e t Los Detroit 8 New York 3 swept the first doubleheader in nightcap for Cleveland.eliever 30 Angeles struction of the NE-SW Stabilized furt, Kentucky. Chicago a an Francisco Chicago 10 Kansas City I their brief history, 3-0 and 2-1, Barry Latman was the s ner. Robison Blasts Two Turf Landing Strip, Entrance Road Clyde E. Williams & Associates, from the , and the and Parking Facilities. Inc., 720 East 38th Street, India- Washington's two victories over Frank Robinson hit his seventh downed the Los The principal items of construc- napolis 5, Indiana. Boston were turned in by rookie and eighth homers of the season Angeles Angels, 4-3. The Chicago tion are approximately: Murray-Calloway County Air- Joe McClain, who held the Red to lead the Reds to their victory White Sox defeated the Kansas 13 Acres - Clearing port Bd., Room 103 Office Build,- Sox to five hits in the opener, over Bob Friend of the Pirates. City Athletics, 6-1, but lost the 5 Acres - Clearing and Grub- ing, P.O. Box 461, Murray, Ken- and Bennie Daniels, who fired a Robinson hit his first homer off nightcap, 5-3. bing tucky. s three-hitter in the nightcap. Mc- Friend and his second one off re- League, the Chi- 5 Each - Clearing - Isolated Copies of the plans and specifi- In the National Clain retired the first 16 men in liever Elroy Face. Rookie K e n an eight-game Trees 0'-21' Dia. cations may be obtained from the cago Cubs snapped order in the opener before Billy Hunt (3-1) was the winner with with an 1?-inning 3 Each - Clearing - Isolated office of the Board of Aviation losing streak Harrell singled. Jim King homered help from Jim Brosnan in the the Los Angeles Trees 21'-5' Dia. Commissioners at t h e Murray- 10-8 triumph over in the first game and Harry Bright seventh. Bill Mazeroski homered de- 43,319 C.Y. - Unclassified Ex- Calloway County Airport Board, Dodgers; the in the nightcap. Billy Moffett and for the Pirates. [—IVONOP'Bril[N cavation Room 103, Office Building, P.O. feated the , 4-1, Mike Fornieles were the losers. 706 C.Y. - Subbase Course Box 461, Murray, Kentucky, by and the Philadelphia Phillies beat Twins Sweep Series . The Phillies broke a 4-4 tie with $53 C.Y. - Compacted Aggregate depositing 520.00 for each set of the St. Louis Cardinals', 6-4. The Twins came from behind two runs off loser Lindy McDaniel AgLiii O'CONNELL Base Course documents so obtained. The sum Coates, now 3-2, hurled a total with two runs in the eighth to in the eighth. Clay Dalrymple sin- in 4,167 C.Y. - Soil-Aggregate Base of $15.00 so deposited will be of six innings for the Yanks sweep a three game series with gled home the tie-breaking run GARIVRR111.-1AUIND MARI Course refunded upon return of all docu- their two games with the Tigers. the Angels. Bob Allison's sacrifice and pinch hitter Lee Walls singled of 31 Acres - Seeding ments in good conditibn within He pleked up his tiest victory fly scored Harmon Killebrew with home an insurance run. Reliever hitless 1 L.S. - Wind Cone and Seg- ten (10) days after receipt of bids. the day by holding Detroit opener mented Circle The Standard Specifications for in the 11th inning of the Berra's Elide shall be properly executed, the Construction of Airports, Fed- which was decided by Yogi 'p full off addressed to the Murray•Calloway eral Aviation Agency, Washing- pinch single with the bases County Airport Board, Murray, ton, D.C., June, 1959, will be used relieve; Hank Aguirre. To The Voters Of The City Of Murray: Kentucky, submitted on attached this and are for sale by on Project In the nightcap, Coates checked proposal forms, accompanied by the of Documents, Superintendent the Tigers on two hits and one executed Forms giving financial U.S. Office, Getvernment Printing run over the last five innings after of the Mayor of our city data as recent as posaiblq and in prospect- The duties and responsibilities Washington 25, D.C. and taking over for starter Ralph Ter- no event more than ninety days ive bidders are requested to ob- one old, and a non -collusion affidavit tain the Standard Specifications are so extensive that in order to properly fulfill them together with the other documents from that source if needed to pre- 1 required by the Proposal Require- pare the proposal. A fly copies must be able to devote full time to them. A portion of ments and Condit.ons, Section 20 furnished by the Owner or Clyde of the Standard Specifications and E. Williams & Associates, Inc., Kentucky Revised Statutes is quoted for your informa- the Spec la I Provisions to the shall be charged to the bidder at Standard Specifications. $3.00 per copy. tion: Each bid shall be accompanied The Murray - Calloway County by a Contractor's Combination Bid Airport Board, Murray, Kentucky, Bond and Bond for Construction reserves the right to waive any 85.250 Ruties and Powers of Mayor in the form included in the speci- informalities in bidding and to re- Us A Roll Of an office in some convenient and fications for each project made and all Mail (5) The mayor shall keep ject any bids. Film To Develop payable to the Murray-Calloway MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY And Print At The public place in the clty to be provided by the common council County Airport Board, Murray, • AIRPORT BOARD Prices Mentioned Kentucky, in an amount equal to By BUFORD HURT, Chairman Below. When We at the expense of the city, and shall keep regular stated office BETTENHAUSEN KILLED IN TEST CRASH — A twisted, char- the maximum total of the bid Return Your Pia. TiMs You Will attention to the affairs of red tangle of what was the high-speed racer itopi in which Tony guaranteeing the execution and tures hours. He shall devote his time and New Roll Of Film Bettenhausen. 44. part-time farmer of Tinley Park, Ill., and top faithful performance of the con- Recelve A private business likely to for the work, if awarded. Absolutely FREE OR Charger. the city, and shall not engage in any raes driver, died at Indianapolis Speedway. His burned body was tract The successful bidder will be re.ved tbelowi after fire, which enveloped the wreckage, was interfere with his official duties. (Emphasis supplied) required to comply with the mini- He was testing the car for another driver when it extinguished. mum rates of wages for the var- rows of seats in the grandstand which will crashed into the front ious classes of work as predeter- mayor of our city, the The stands were In addition to spending full time as be crowded with spectators on Memorial day. mined by the Secretary of Labor. unoccupied. A copy of the schedule of such holds this position must be fully qualified. minimum wage rates is contained man who in the Special Provision to the Standard. Specifications. In CHARLIE GROGAN we have a man who meets both Specifications for The Standard P•1191P Construction of Airports are by requirements. CHARLIE GROGAN has no this reference made a part here- the above of, and all bidders shall be deem- full time to the office of • ed advised of the provisions there- GRAND StAMMER—A new outside interests and will devote of and of the General Provision, major league record is on Special Provision, specifications, the books following the per- mayor. There will be no outside interests requiring him Gentile plans and drawings for this proj- formance of' Jim (above) of the Baltimore ect. Copies of all such documents MAIL 050(55 TO Washington or Europe when he should be attend- Orioles in Metropolitan Sta- to be in are on file in the offices of: dium, Gentile JENKOLOR—BOX 212 Clyde E. Williams & Associates, Minneapolis. GROGAN will hit grand slam homers in KY. ing to the affairs of our city. CHARLIE Inc., 312 West Colfax Avenue, HOPKINSVILLE, pl. consecutive inn'ogis against South Bend 1, Indiana. film Mailer friwilopes ally the Minnesoia Twins, here, in Murray, where the mayor of Murray should Clyde E. Williams & Associates, Free On Request be ay, • be. experience in the HAVE IT! CHARLIE GROGAN has 30 years WE 1. SINGLE KEY SETS COLUMNS E INDENTS, government of our cit. He is exceptionally well qualifi- 2. 2-COLOR RIBBON I STENCIL CONTROL! ed to be our mayor. 3. ERASURE TABLE ON CYLINDER! IL. !,MONARCH 4. REMOVABLE TOP COVER! gentlemen, we are certain you want for your a. CALIBRATED SCALE ON PAPER Ladies and PORTABLE BY 8*III mayor a man who will devote full time to the office and REMINGTON 6. CALIBRATED PAPER TAKE! 7. CARD d WRITING LINE SCALE! a man who is well qualified -- CHARLIE GROGAN is FEATURES 8. ADJUSTABLE PAPER EDGE GUIDE! You 12 EXTRA 9. VARIABLE LINE SPACE111 Whether you Gives '1001 that man. Therefore, we urge you to go to the polls on assembled on any portable under 10. CAR!).• travel to Venice:or.Virgini °ever before ..,nec CENTERING LOCKI 11. TOUCH REGULATOR! Tuesday, May 23, and vote for more cash than-you:can-affOrdiolpse' L12. LIGHTER WEIGHTI • OUR 11995 PRICE Charlie Grog an "always carry ONLY Cheque FOR American Express Travelers , see Greene Wilson Prompt refund It lost or Spendable everywhere. yet only you can spend them. Travelers Cheques at stolen. Cost? A penny a dollar. Set your American Express at Ledger & Times ot 2 MAYOR SANK OF MURRAY Office Supply Department Paid for by friends of CHARLIE GROGAN Member F. D. I. C. Dial PLaza 3-1916

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• LEIMER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY MONDAY — MAY 15, 1961 18 HOLES IN 64 • AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPS — Loyd Man- grum's 84 in the first round of the 1940 Masters Golf Championship is the lowest 18-hole score in the history of that tournament.

HISTORIC VICTORY RETIILEIIEM, Pa. UPi — Le- high's 60-58 victory over Lafayette on Feb. 9, 1961, was its first basketball triumph in 39 meeting- and in more than 17 years over Dunn is teacher. the Leopards.

Social Calendar The Ruth Sunday School Class COACH SCORES of the First Baptist Church will MORGANF1ELD W. Va.. VD — meet at the home of Mrs. Brent Monday, May 15 Tiae Dorcas Sunday Schoil Class Coach George King of West Vir- The Penny Homemakers Club Outland at 7:30 p.m. of the First Balstit.1 Ch h will • • • • • ginia scored 63 points in one game HEADED FOR OBtMON—Txwpl of France's First Foreign will meet with Mrs. Vernon Moody while playing his college basket- nave its Mother The Ruby Nell Hardy Circle of Legion Parachute Regiment, backbone of the Algeria in- at her cabin on Kentucky Lake -Daughter 4anquet ball at Morns Harvey College. the WMS of the First Baptist surrection, truck out of Zeralda, near Algiers, for Sidi bel at 10 a.m. at 61)0 p.m. at the * s Club Church will meet with Mrs. Ken- Abbas and oblivion, The De Gaulle government ordered will House. Mrs. Luther N Vice group neth Adams at 7:30 p.m. The Ladies Day luncheon the regiment dissolved. (Radiophoto) County Tuesday, May 16 *ay. ill be In charge. Mre.4Luther • • • • • be held at the Calloway Country Club at 12 noon with The Woman's Missionary Socie- Mrs. Conrad Jones as chairman of ' it" 611.• ••• ty of the First Baptist Church will the hostesses' committee. Please meet at the church at 7:30 p.m. make bridge reservations w 1 t h IT SHOULDN'T HAPPEN TO A DOG—Fritzie looks as non- with the Annie Armstrong Circle Mrs. Hugo Wilson. plussed as a dog can at finding himself caught in a place presenting the program. • • • • • like this. Animal Protective League Officer Don Spielman • S • • • Tuesday, May 30th and Fritsie's master, John Terrones, 12, work to extricate Circle II of the WSCS of the The Calloway County Country the less-than-canny canine in the Terrones basement in First Methodist Church will have Club will have a catered picnic Chicago. A bit of grease finally got Fritzie free. rtTeriverk a luncheon meeting at the Tri- 6 p.m. Reservations eropapme sport zoe- supper at angle Inn at 12:30 p.m. must be made by noon on Monday, By JOAN O'SULLIVAN • • • • • May 22, by signing the bulletin IFE IS so full .of a number Wednesday, May 17th board at the club. 1--0 of things, it's apt to drive _ a homemaker wacky! ROSE By "things" we mean aids— gadgets. gimmicks and house- hold products designed to make work easier or Lie more WANTED comfortable. BUSIES Problem Of Space They succeed admirably, but etpn conveniences cause prob- IMMEDIATELY • lems. They need house room, and who has any to spare? Manufacturers have given the problem—A major one — Experienced or inexperienced women plenty of thought. AZALIAS What's the result! Several sewing machine operators between the have created wonder products that take up a minimum of Azalia Fertilizer space. They're even gone s ages of 18- 35. Apply in person at the step further and have come - up with easy-to-duplicate ideas personnel office of and Peat Moss for storage areas that are • models of efficiency. Four-In-One Aid The makers of a four-In- one ho.ieekespin.g .aid, for ex- SALANT ample. have dreamed up a & SALANT,INC. closet in which to store it and HUIE FLOWER SHOP other cleaning equipment, too. 205 East Washington St. Paris, Tennessee 15th & Poplar Phone PL 3-3981 Styled along the lines of an • upright vacuum cleaner, this aid really puts on a diversified floor show. It comes with small attachments that equip it to scrub floors, apply wax, polish floors or shampoo rugs and carpets. Make-It-Yearself Closet The dream closet. which a leme handyman could make, using wallboard on a wooden frame, has a hang-up hook for the upright floor-cleaner. The inside of one door is covered with perforated plywood, tri- -4 pegged with hooks that store all the floor-cleaning attach- anger Floor Care Center ments. Adjustable shelves hold orT OF• CIDSET Wit foe storms comes rtrg-cicaning floor polisher. Aix:moths—but. canister vacuum cleaner, wick- tens, bradaaa sad steel 'mai pads—hang on inside GI door. Civaca. tat autztaLl.., &am, er laundry hamper and other tools. Unit and accessories are casters in which Baby Can aft wide mad C fact Another manufacturer has packed In a leather-Lee rtes. safely. Or be can stand up Closet Ls planned to be part or . solved the storage prob:ern tic case that has a strap to and, using the walking bar, a room divider. Two doors, one v..th ingenious packaging of a lase for hang-up storage. balance himself for Masa Drat on either side of the closet. product that polushim off sev- Even manufacturers of Ju- wobbly steps. rh.ke It acomible frombeo eral jobs. venile products are giving sides of Fold Mat the cilvkter. A compact small appliance. storage problem* more than The stowaway ideas scr_if- All these proet, rts It comes with two horse-hair a passing nod. fold flat grated here provide magical and can be kept In brushes for shining shoes, a One company specializes in a closet. solutions to a number of prob. The one which the company washable lamb's wool buffing fold-up products, including a kits. Let them open your eyes has designed bonnet for polishing furniture, playpen with nylon netting as a model for to the possibilities and help home woodwork, wood paneling and sides, a stroller, convertible handywomett Is a two. you plan storage that will Way wonder. household appliances and a high chair arid a raw walker. snake a minimum of 3p15i.,1 buffer wheel. The latter Is a cesair on silent Two feet deep, ZO lathes eerve maximum needs.

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Cash bonuses ... bargain buys from your appliance dealer APPLIANCE JAMBOREE FEATURES ... that's what APPLIANCE JAMBOREE MONTH offers you. Never The electric appliances listed below are before hove you had sich a chance to on the purchase of . electric appliances. (You get a cash bonus with each electric our JAMBOREE features. Buy any or all of appliance bought from the JAMBOREE list.) them during APPLIANCE JAMBOREE MONTH Make the most of this real opportunity to modernize your • bring your bill(s) of sale to our office ,•get cash bonus shorn for home at lower cost. Buy one or more electric appItioces ..• the . each and saie! appliance.

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MURRAY ELECTRIC SYSTEM Bontises paid on the following appliances for new installations only, unless replac- ing flame appliances:

Room Air-Conditioner 110 Central Air-conditioning "I Range "5 Clothes Dryer $15e Water Heater $25 Dishwasher $10 Automatic Washer $10 Central Air-Conditioning $25 Freezer ...... $10 and Heating $50

Clitieml Elrrie Monition Come, In-. Offer good only for consumers of T.trICACTSO Frnt new electric shoe-sbiner and fl,rniture. IfIONfr-M11)7! DTVIDEllt has two-f,-,or closet seepFsible 6..o/12et: WS Jim 4411 leg.isio SlOut Itou...:Li.Lr aide. Store* pla,yk‘r., MURRAY ELECTRIC SYSTEM • •

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YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY BUSINESS IN MEMORY I NOTICE in FOR SALE I WAN, TED In memory of my darling mot- DIRECTORY her Mary Hodges Patterson MONUMENTS—MURRAY Marble • BOAT, MOTOR, AND TRAILER. YOUR VOTE FOR ME FOR Mag- As I sat here this lonely night and Granite Works, builders of Equipped with skis, belt, rope, and istrate of Murray District. Bran- alone, thinking of our wonderful fine memorials for over half cen- life jackets. See at 511 Beale St. don Dill. may23c times and happy hours we have tury. Porter White, Manager. Dial or call William Hubbs at PL 3- spent together. PL 3-2512. junel5c ADDING MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES 5159. ml5c CATFISHER—San Francisco Examiner photographer .Bob come and AND TYPEWRITERS IN REFRIGERATION and Mother's Day h a s Palmer was puzzled about goldfish disappearing from his PL WORK COMMERCIAL BUILT UP Roof- Ledger & Tunes 3-1916 FULL LENGTH WEDDING dress trained, gone, but not forgotten, I wore he set up a camera trap, and this is tithe evidence Sales & Service air conditioning. School ing. Rubberold bonded roofing, pool, so with chantilly lace and polonaise. my white rose, with pride. You an cat Pansy peers around the shrubbery, and =go! experienced. See Charles Nesbitt, liceie,ed and insured. Klapp Roof- --Me Ledger & Tunes .... PL 3-1916 Size 12. Call PLaza 3-2635. ml3c angel in Heaven, oh how beautiful She's dripping, but dining on an elegant scale. OIL DISTRIBUTORS Hazel route 2, or call HY 2-3452. ing Co. Call Murray Lumber Co. ltp I know. Some day I will join you. 48" ROUND DINING TABLE, 5 ml6p loneliness here Ky. Lake Oil Co. .... PL 3-1323 I will stand the leaves and 6 matching chairs. In some how. • DRUG STORES BARGAINS GALORE — AT THE • Jobbers Shell Oil Products good condition. Phone PL 3-4549. 1 Never in a million years will Oullet S tore. Hazel, Kentucky. • h Scott Drugs .. PL 3-2547 ml5c Political there be another you. I would shed Answer to Saturday's Puzzlt New shipment ladies summer Cr103SWORD PUZZLE PAINT STORES a million tears, but this is not the G.E. REFRIGERATOR IN A-1 shoes. ml4c ACROSS end because I will join you in 9- Beker•a 0028 MOOD Tidwell Paint Store PL 3-3080 condition, 1941 Chevrolet, good Announcements product GROCERY STORES NOTICE TO THE VOTERS OF Heaven. 2 -Army meal 10-Citizen of 1200213 050130 condition. S. at 1666 Calloway or 1-Tull Algiers 0000610 Never in a million years will OMOMOM PL 3-3732. ml5c the Brinkley District. On May 1-51a.t 1I-Hindu 311042 OEM BOO Owens Food Market PL 3-46.E.2 darling fur 12-Not peasant PRINTING 23rd support and elect Edward you be surpassed, and OMM UNDO Free Delivery Service The Ledger & Times is author- Indispensably 13- Withered MIRO SMALL FARM ABOUT 5e MILES for Magistrate. One who a million Junes. old woman 39 ROM ODOM ized . to announce the following Crick Ledger & Times PL 3-1916 of ours will always 15- Wash lightly 11- NOrsti goda MONO 3UMM out on Main Highway, good two Demo- will repiesent and fight for better This love Li-The persons as candiaates in the self 19- Measure NO033 0000 03 bedroom house, good well with road maintenance in our district. last. There would be no world for 14-Spaniah for duration of cratic Pirmary, May 23, 1961: 21 amaa MOO OMM water in house, fenced, chicken m2Up me if this were the end. Where I -Preposition HARDWARE STORES RESTAURANTS County Judge lit• 1it, h 24. Ventilated SOB MOM 301O will be in my heart. 24 25 house and etc. Priced to sell. Garland Neale go your name -Conjunction -Period of ION111011k0 WOMB Ai.glass Ildw., cor. 4th & Main Modern in a life time some 21-14t fin time iouthside Restaurant PL 3-4892 NICE TWO BEDROOM, Robert 0. Miller Female Help Wanted For only once conjunction 26- Regions C4UOWA MSC31214 home, extra large lot, on main one just like you appears. 23-11.1entish 27-Reaort WOMQ WBAN Bryan Tolley I 211-tIold toln of highway, just outside city, a bar- Is there any greater glory any 5Ine1eiti• 28-Crony rks Hdw. PL 3-1227 County Court Clerk MAIDS—TOP WAGES, BEST gain. N.Y. greater thrill. No never in a mil- 27-1 meows mud 31 Randall B. Patterson 30 -Exclamation 45-11orse's • - SERVICE STATIONS homes, tickets sent. Largest, oldest -Equality -In favor of 39-Docks EXTRA NICE BUSINESS LOT on lion years. :4-Tear neck hair Douglas Shoemaker 35 Lincoln, 32-Tiny 10-South 417-Emniet one of the best highways, just in- N.Y. agcy. Write Gem, .I-Vre,•ch for INSURANCE Walston-Young Tex. PL 3-2810 Joe Hal Spann "fat 33-Alcoholic American 0-Mountain In Hts., N.Y. 1 tc only loving son who loves her•• rodent side city limits with _•street on Roslyn Your 32-51anner 'eve rage Crete Sheriff 40 County till the end of time 13 Have on 35- Fragrant 41- Slherlatt -Thus (Latin) Frazee, Pdelugin & Holton front and back, ideal for any type you 52-A Brigham Futrell Itp tote's person oleoresin river continent ES Warren Keys Patterson (abbr.) business. Galloway Insurance and 34-Fruit drink 13-Man's Gen. Insurance PL 3-3413 Woodrow Rickman Offered I 'arnivoroug name 53-Symbol for TYPEWRITER RENTAL Services Lamprey mammal 44- Later Real Estate Agency. Phone PL 3- Lowry Parker 34- 1luaical tantalum AND SERVICE 5842. ml5c County Tax Commissioner instrument LAND SCRAPING AND GARDEN 37-Small valley 10 11 • JEWELRY Charles E. Hale Read today's Sports 3S-Shallow & Times PL 3-1916 1 YEAR OLD COLT. SADDLE breaking. All new equipment. Call vessels • Ledger Robert Young 12 I 3 14 urelies Jewelry PL 3-2835 stuck. $100. 489-2411. ml6p PL 3-5625. ml7p - 111-itiver In Italy County Jailer 42.Prone. 13-Keen 15 '.•'-'../ la TV SALES & SERVICE 1 MILE FROM CITY. MODERN Clyde Steele 41-Part of Murray Jewelry Next to Varsity tn ranch type house, on acre lot. 2 Magistrate. Liberty District he" 18 ..•.)19 ;•;••••120 21 /22 411-Colle,t,on , 3-5151 .....•'. Bell's TV & Ref. Set. . PL bedrooms, bath, kitchen, dining Clyde B. Hale or fa•-te - LADIES READY TO WEAR room, large living room, utility Alvah W. Galloway 48- Boasted down ''•••• 23 24 .- 25 26 in mud ./...... ,'• Walker Littleton! PL 3-4623 room, screened in breeze - way, Leoliard 59-Nahuor •••al.....„ 2 30 admen •x.,,<4 HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS garage. Call PL 3-3274. ml6p Almon Willoughby Magistrate, Hazel District :1-Pilaster 31 - CLOTHING V..r1 'RENS QuaLly PL 3-1291 TRACTORS, PLOWS, DISCS, cul- Adams nctites Watkins William 56-Skin Mgr. tivators and other farm equip- ailment 34 35 A36 ISFaham-Jaelloson PL 3-3234 Eulice Moubray, Andrew J. Wilson ....4 • ment. John Deere manure spread- DOWN Noble Brandosi ..•:,.':0„ ;,.k37 31I • 39 ::::;i::::•., one week. Also self pro- ....._ . er used Magistrate. Wagesboro District I- Disarrange 40 41 W., 42 13 • pelled 56-57 model combine. See 7-I ivii4cnate4 ',.C.7- t• •e.' 44 AS Max Parrish 3- Vessel's Robert Craig, Route 3, Hazel. KY. LOWRY NAM [OH SHERIFF Cecil Taylor - 46 ?;11• -...: 48 49 or call BY 2-2695. m 18c • plah king G. W. Eurricaida.... 1-Ctumna‘a •t-.-•-:•''' WILL BE A FRIEND TO ALL Point 51 52 53 BRICK home Magistrate. Murray District Job and Old EARLY AMERICAN ittow [ "Young Enough To Do The Cecil Holland of the bridge •. Sla . IP 300 South T'nirteenth. Two fire- SliAtt MEffibn one aide ve 54 P7A55 56 How" NEVER THE MANI :- Worm Enough To Know den, C. E. Erwin other. Wilkes-Barre, and the c.•A ..., places, living room, 10'x20' Ls Kingston, Pa., and on the - _ H. M. Workman started from their own side. (abbr.) :air. by United Fuiurt Sjod,catt, Inc. screened porch, IC baths. Concrete traffic line painting crews each drive and walks. Carport and stor- M. G. Richardson age. Sturm windows and screens. Euphrey Cohoon Dill Backyard completely fenced. Brandon GIVE A YOUNG MAN A in20c City Judge "Jake" Dunn 4/0J Ti1INK ,i0t) vi GOT Ii JjELL, YOU KNOW krii4AT CHANCE William H. 1956 4-DOOR, TWO-TONE Buick City Mayor MADE DON'T IMO? THINK GONNA DC? I'm GONNA GET ki6u WOULD:(11:/. ii, VOTE FOR YOU'RE.KiNG SECA YOU'RE with Ky. licnese. A clean Ky. car Holmes Ellis A CAT! priced to sell. Phone PL 3-5558. C. B _Grogan THEONLYANIMAL MERE! Hal Spann ltc City Council. Ward A Joe Howard McNeely for FIVE • ROOM HOUSE AND 14 Lloyd Arnold metes of land at Coldwater. Rot State Representative water in house. See Fred Wilker- Otis Lovins COUNTY COURT CLERK son, Radio Cab. m20c Charlie Lassiter QUALIFIED and CAPABLE Magistrate, Brinkley District Edward Crick -.me- Anon -4mr- ••=1., - NANCY by Ernie BushobIlloP

Let's Take Politics Out of the , — Tax Commissioner's , *. Office I-C 1 1

VOTE FOR LEMONADE Charles E. Hale CHLOROPHYLL ADDED 't 4141,- h A

TONY CURTIS stars as fruc- Inee 'S 011-1.0.1"..s.e•••LA D E ••,.. I. L Ir. C T tify ra,axter Ferdinand Demara (yr MIN 4 in Universal-International's fas- cinating "The Great Imposter," by Al Capp ASNER today and Tuesday LIL' Charlie Lassiter which shows - at the Varsity Theatre. .1 111--IASS NO MERE P. / ;I ••••••••••••••••- THA.CD A WAIT!! MURDER,FOLKS.'! - Representative .• • Coll '4. MURDER LISTEN!! MUCH WORSE!' CALLOWAY COUNTY er (iC(t:fl ikr ik COE5/1E1MIN IT:TED, Democratic Primary May 23, 1961 AT CITY HALL!! 4 tit VETERAN - SOBER - QUALIFIED - HONEST _It,r,A111

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• NOTICE DESCRIBES TORTURE — Dr. by Raiburn Van Munn Georges Welters, physiology AIME AN' SLATS professor at the Sorbonne in I DON'T GET IT— I JUSr DON'T KNOVV-- GOOD-71111 rniall Parts, tells about "The Spin- / I-- I _ DON'T PIG WOMEN ! : • Beginning Monday, May 15, 1961, and continuing Top" torture at the i. NIGHT - PLEASE 60 ning I TI-7: MATTER, AL'? GENERAL AND W..' Adolf Eichmann trial In NOW! I SEEING YOU TOMORROW ALFRIEDA IN • Jerusalem — how "a short through the summer months, the Corvette Lanes PARTICULAR; stake would be driven into the ground. The JeW9 would will open daily at 1:00 p.m. be forced to put their right hand on the stake and hold their left hand before them. Then they were ordered to around the strike as fast $50 Thank You, run ty4 as they could while the Ger- mans beat them with trun- cheons. About three times around the Stake was about all a man could endure. But CORVETTE LANES the Germans made them go around 10 times if they had • 1 not fainted first." Alai

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Laos did not mean it reorganized LOUISVILLE. Ky. (1111 — A 14- , By United Press International their right to be there. The Unit- year-old boy walked into Police I CARLISLE. Ky 'LTV David C. td States recognizes only the roy- Headquarters Sunrtay night and McDanald. a 21-year-old mechanic, al Laotian government group. admitted setting fire to paper was killed Sunday when he was The conference will get under- firm warehouse so that he would crushed by an automobile which way with a brief formal opening be 'taken away from his home. slipped from its bumper jack at ceremony tonight or Tuesday. U. • the garage where he worked. S. officials said. The boy said he had hidden. for Coroner Ralph Shearer ruled the The meeting orieinally was sche- a week in the Acme Paper Stock after from 'eath was accidental. duled to begin last Friday but ('o, running away home boeged down in confusion and because he could not get along LEXINGTON Ky, — Mor- bickering over the question of with his. stepmother, step brothers ris L. Levy, 74, former builder representation for rival delegations and stepsisters. and realtor here, died Sunday from Laos. He said he set fire to a pile of right at a M'ami, Fla.. hospital. Meets With Hirriman wastepaper in a large shed be- Levy, a native of Russia, had Rusk. after meeting this morn- hind the main building. • lived in Lexington for 50 years ing with roving ambassador Av- -I wanted to make sure I would prior to 1958 when he moved erell Harr:man aid other mem- go to some -home" or jail, or to -year-old to Cora Gav:es, Fla. bers of his delegation, advised some place besides home," he told KISS OF FREEDOM — Basil IThe Owl) Bangnart, 60 British Foreign Secretary Lord police. Damage was confined to last member of the bootleg-era Roger Touhy gang behind bars, Home that he would give in. LOUISVILLE. Ky. lin — Wil- baled waste paper. kisses the wife who has waited 28 years for his freedom. He has a former vice This meant the Pathet Lao dele- charged with delinquen- liam A. Sparks. He was been paroled from Stateville. Illinois, where he was imprisoned "...resident of Siher Fleet Motor Ex- gahon of "Red" Prince Soupha- cy and placed in Children's Ceti- in 1934 with Touhy for the disloted kidnaping of John (71ake the press Inc., has joined the Louis- nouvang would get the same voice ter pending a Juvenile ('ourt hear- crime he insists he did not commit. ville & Nashville Railroad to su- In the meeting as those repre- ing. Barbers Factor, a sentfne the royal goy- — - pervise highway-related phases of pro-Western Alt a ts transportation. 'Sparks, a na- e-rrnent of Prince Botta Oum and has to go partly into her act to make it into the CUTUP—Exotic dancer TNT. Red tive of Covington. will be in the -neutralists" of former Pm La. Something about possession of narcotics and a goy • paddy wagon in New Orfrans. charge of -pigcv-back" rack car niter Prince Souvanna Phouma. with a knife allegedly wielded by her in a joint called the Vieux Carre, getting slashed services and studies on possible American sources said the first as Old Square. Also Old Toe of a Shoe, but Old Square sounds likely. which Englishea expansion into direct highway working session of the conference transportation. 1 probably would be held Wednes- day, although there will be a brief George Compton ELIZABETHTOWN. Ky. 11"1 — f,•rmal opening ceremony today Arrives In Germany —Funeral services were set to- 07 Tuesday. day for 15-yea- old Everett Lee The co-chairman of the confer- Jaggers, of Hardin County. who ence — Lord Home and Soviet ,AHTN, NRNBF:RG. Ge:man% drowned Saturday while swim- Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko Army Specialist F:ve George I ming with a friend in a farm — were expected to announce the Cornpt m. whose wife, Patri pond. Jimmy Eufkins, his swim- aoreement within a few hours. hoes on Poute 6. Murray. Ky., r ming companion, sad he tried Before the sudden U. S. reversal certly arrived in Germany' and o unsuccessfu'ly to rescue Jrggers was announced, there had been now- a member of the 556:h Or before summoning aid. fears the conference might break nome Company. t:p altogether. Company, an auto:no- Specialist LEXINGTON, Ky !UPI, — Authori- Picture Changed Completely the tive mechanic in company at ties today blamed 3 plastic dry- Now the picture was changed enter- P.7T Barracks. Nurnberg. cleaning bag for the suffocation completely. he Army in 1954 and was ,death of 3'7-month-old Charles Rusk's decision was a tough ost stationed at fort Riley. Kan.!Allen White son of Mr. and Mrs. one He was known to fear possi- The 24-year-old Soldier, son of William White. Mrs. White told ble reprecussions in Thailand and NEIGHBOR HOODS—Congolese troops guard the ferry landing at Leopoldville, stopping clarence Compton. 1320 Winohest- authorities the child apparently South ‘'iet Nam. two American- traffic to and from Brazzaville. across the Congo River In the Union of Central African . ,- Detroit. Mich.. is a 1953 ;became entagled in a piece of supported allies who are fear-fill Republics (formerly the French Congo), after that nation's president, Fulbert Youlom graduate of Almo (Ky.) High 'plastic cut from the bag around or making any deals with the delivered a speech demanding release of Katanga President Moise Tshombe. The closing Srhool a mattress in the child's crib. Communists. of the ferry came on orders of Congo President Joseph Kaaavubu. l There was some apprehension circles when no dele- Le"/EST PGA SCORE iP Western :aeons from either of those two 1.11111111M1111011 ONE HOUR SERVICE THROWS BASEBALL 434 FEET countries had arrived by this morn- ing and a report from Saigon said SAN ANTONIO. Tex lit South Viet Nam had decided to ke Souch2k carded the lowest CHATTANOOGA. Tenn I'M — send none. DRY CLEANING SPECIALS * 72 hole score in PGA tournament (Outfielder Don Grate of the Chat- However it was announced to- President TROOPS—Wavir.g from his ear. lostory when he shot a 257 to win tanooga Lookouts threw a baseball day that delegations from both TSHOMSE CHEERS Congo. cheers his of Katanga Province, the the 195.5 Texas Open He had a record 434 feet, 1 inch, Sept. countries would arrive in the next REPEATED BY POPULAR DEMAND!! Mosha Thun.:,e carnmaign during which left Elisaoethville for a ro :r. ts •rf 60 tifi st and 65 7 1952 day or two, assuring that the full troops as they the Baluna captured Katalo. last stronghold of 14 nations invited to the confer- .or they lighters are armed only with Monday thru Thursday — May 15-18 in northern Katanga. Tribal ence waold participate rren machine guns and tazo--..kaa. while Tsbor-le's men bave bows ALL GARMENTS MOTH-PROOFED & MILDEW-PROOFED FREE! 'Edward Freeze In Field Maneuver ANY 6 PIECES (plain) BERLIN (AHTNC, — Army Sgt. tdward Is Freeze. 22 son of Mr arid Mrs. Ramped Freeze. Route see more 1. Farmington. Eli . recently par- GO timpated with other personnel ANY 8 PIECES (plain) $3.98 in Ex- !rem the Berlin Command 23 rmise Ever Ready, a field trail- Mix Them or Match Them! Ask About Our Box Storage! ing maneuve7 ii West Berlin. The eaer:ise. which involved 3.000 men was held in Gronewal rn &crew-) Dean Busk (right) chats 0. ith delegation member. the city's park. Ever Ready iv , the first loom scyle maneuver ONE HOUR which tho c .mrnand's two halt troops participated jointly will. • the city Freeze, who arrived overseas , MARTINIZING lanuary 1959. is a team leader On The Square 'ampanY D of the 3d Battle Group, ith Infantry. We Have A Drop Station At Murray Wishy Washy - 207 So. 7th St. He attended Farmi ygton High School before entering the Army ONE HOUR SERVICE in August 1958.

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