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United Press International IN OUR 84113 YEAR Murray, Ky., Saturday, Afternoon June 15, 1963 MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. LXXXIV No. 142 WAY CLEAR TO BUY FIVE LIMN HOSPITALS Below Dam Listed Combs Calls Special Session To As Top Fishing Spot Murray Hospital Astronaut On Expected To Boost the Econom County RT, Ky. 'en - The Census -- Adult 67 PRANIUS° Of Depressed Eastern Kentucky Desk The Indigent Census - Nursery Day Of @Furnish Funds For best spots for weekend fishermen Second will be Herrington Lake and the Adult Beds ------65 sic time, say:: Middlesboro, McDowell and area below Kentucky Dam Emergency Beds - 0 way volt expressed "sincere apprecia- . Foy. FRANKFORT, Ky. net - A spec- Harlan, • WASHINGTONIN.-- The The Department of Fish and Patients admitted 4 Orbital Flight lionc for the tireless efforts and purchase of icomplistied by ial session of the Kentucky General Whitesburg. was clear today for special session Wildlife Resources said conserve- Patients admitted from Wednesday continuing concern and iterest the v, he ntys. One Assembly which convenes at 1 p.m. The call for the five United Mine Workers union hospital tion officers in these areas report- 8:30 a. m. to Friday 8:00 a. m. by board had shown in keeping the esirable plants EST Monday will be asked to ap- limits the legislators to the By ROBERT J. KOBENGOLD hospitals in eastern Kentucky Combs has ed outstanding catches of black Fred Slater, 11,1 South 12th Mrs: hospitals in operation. . etc.i and two, propriate funds to help meet opera- appropriation but Gov. United Press International the United Presbyterian Church call may be bass, white bass, crappie, sauger Harry Rains, 1310 Vine: James R. The 10 hospitals in the group :nal of uncle- tional costs of five United Mine said recently that the MOSCOW PH, - The Russians' with the aid of a $3.9 million fed- and catfish_ Haley Dexter; Charles Costello, Cir- , were built eight years ago at a cost s weeds. Mow- Workers union hospitals in eastern extended to include other matters fifth cosmonaut whirled into the eral grant. Here is the report of conditions carama Drive; Mrs. Neal Tolbert, of about $33 million Roosevelt ,uality of pas- Kentucky. such as probation and parole re- second day of his orbital flight President Kenneeiy announced ap- a'. .he various lakes: 802 Birch, Benton: Mrs. Bennie said thatthe UMW had expressed Gov. Bert Combs issued the call forms in the state penal system. around earth today amid specula- pros-al of the grant Friday by the Kentucky Lake - Tremendous Walston and baby boy, Rt. 7, Bent- willingness to accept $9.5 million UK Ag Elate:: .for the special session late Friday The call was issued on instructions tion he may have two important Area Redevelopment Administra_ catches of catfish have been re- on: Master Bobby Gore, Hardin; for all 10 hospitals But he noted specialist. savs afternoon shortly after President from Combs who is on vacation and Herbert Hoover dates in space tion, ending mobile, of anxiety over ported below the dam both by boat Dewey King. 405 South 6th.; Mrs. that the A.RA had "very limited escue, orchard- Kennedy announced approval of a wasn't expected to return to Frank- The Soviet Tames news agency the fate of the hospitals in the and bank fishermen Minnows, James Redman. 206 No 16th.: Mrs. funds available- and that .the House aelp keep cool $3 9 million federal grant from the fort until Monday morning. hinted the Soviet Union may try; depressed area. worms and cut bait are the WA Jerry Chandler and baby girl, 904 refused to increase Area Redevelopment Administration orbit The UMW had announced plans Wednesday had timothyi from The proclamatson states the spec- bets White bass, sauger and crap- Main St. Benton: Mrs. Alard oover. to link two space ships in Is to depressed areas. tor purchase of the hospitals by the as the first establish- to close the hospitals at Hazard, funds for aid te, ISdino and ial session will convene, "To con- pie are being harvested by still Blanchard and baby boy. Central step toward to United Presbyterian church. ment of a "flying laboratory" in Middlesboro. McDowell and Whites- respond the sider legislation necessary for pro- fishing and casting. City; Mrs. Adolphus Lawrence, Rt. Shortly after the special session the cosmos. burg ny July 1 unless they could siding for the United Mine Workers Herrington Lake -- There have 1, Hazel; Mrs. Ryland Alderson, $eriously Ill chore convenes an administration bill will Informed be sold. Morton Opposes is done, 'Welfare and Retirement Fund which been excellent catches of black bass 1002 Apt. B, Sample Dr., HAS, sources said Lt. Col. ) improve pas- be introduced for increasing state Valery Bykovsky, who The four hospitals plus one lo- will no longer be maintained by by still _fishing rocky paints and Memphis, Tenn.; Miss Erie Keys. reported his Concurrent Terms ay says Addi- aid to indigent patients cared for Vostok 5 functioning perfectly as cated at Harlan will be purcha.sed the fund after Sept 30. 1968." deep banks with soft craws. Good 1320 West Main; Miss Betty Sue By EDWARD V. McCARTHY ad be dune as at the UMW hospitals at Hazard, he went into his 17th orbit at 3 by the Presbyterian Church Board Even before Combs issued his catches of white bass were also Bucy, Rt. 3, Hazel: Mrs. Reba United Press International es indicate, or m. 8 a. ins Ellaer may be joined of National Missions and operated 1 proclamation, members of his staff made by casting the jumps with Clayton. Rt. 1, Dexter; Mrs. Tex ',NEW YORK - Former Presi- ke over, by a second sputnik manned by by a non-profit non-sectarian car- MILWAUKEE. Wis. IN - Sen. were busy preparing envelopes to small running lures and small flies Broyles, 2801 South Court Drive. dent Herbert Clark Hoover lay ser- the world's first space woman. poration. Thruston B. Morton, R-Ky.. said all trailed behind hookless surface Evansville, Ind ; Miss Laverne Mills, iously ill at home today with anemia mail the document to *embers Will Continue OperaUon Friday night the only alternative Clinics For good around Route 4; Tess indicated the -flying lab- Five of the General Assembly. To avoid plugs Bluegill fishing is Miss Bonita Clark, Rt. 1, and intestinal bleeding, but phy- oratory" protect may already have The President said that tin UMW to the present system of legislative circulating for the possibility that some legislators steep banks and rock ledges with Benton. Miss Anita Butterworth, S1C11111.1 said that for his age. he begun with the blast-off of Helms- will continue to operate the has- sections would mean rule by a a were on the may not receive the notice in time, worms the best lures Rt. 1; Pleasant Jones. Rt 4 w as in "reasonably satisfactory" sky on Friday on what is expected Pital at Pikeville in eastern Ken- "master planner." t space woman Rabies Set Up the governor's staff telephoned the Lake Cumberland - Crappie, Patients dismissed from Wednes- condition. to be a record-setting eight-day Ricky, and four other hospitals in Morton, former chairman of the active, unmet- 138 members of the Senate and white bass and black bass are best. day 8:30 a. m. to Friday 11:30 a. m. Hoover. 88. who anderwent an flight. West Virginia and Virginia for ano- Republican National Orwrirruttee, at- House. Crappie and white bass can be Mins Jeanette Noles, 314 W 6th operation for removal of a can- Woman titer year tacked a proposal by Sen. Joseph S. t unofficial re caught by still fishing minnows at Benton. Olney Nunley. 1304 Bitirch cerou.s tumor last, summer, has been Stands By Over County The administration will a-sk for There still Kennedy said that if later, it Clark, D-Pa., that all Senate and ,ere hoping tc night. For black bass, cast around Benton: Master Kevin Mott, 314 in serious condition in his Waldorf was no indication of appropriations of $700,000 for one when the be seemed advisable. the ARA would House terms be concurrent with the girl back deey banks and mud flats. South 13th.: Miss Beth Wandrey. Towers Hotel suite "for the past "cosmonette" would 1 year to increase state aid for in- sent aloft, consider a loan application for that of the presidency. f an interne. • Dale Hollow - White bass are 4532 Sterling Road, Donners Grove, week." his doctors revealed in a althought she has been Dr A D Butterworth, Calloway digent patients treated at the five reported application for purchase of the "If every member of Congress gross in Mos- best followed by crappie and black Tenn , J. 0. Edwards, 511 Broad. Medical bulletin Friday. standing by at a launch- County Health Officer announced hospitals. other five hospitals was elected with the president, the bass Whites can be caught by Mrs. Burnett Jones, Dexter: L. B ing ;station ready to go when the today that rabies clinics are sched- Combs has said he hopes that the In referring to the five eastern majority would be 3 pack of coattail casting and still fishing at night. Wilkinson. Rt. 5; Mrs Milford Hoover, a Republican who served times comes It was not expected uled in variou,s sections of the state funds will be matched by fed- the 31st president from 1929 to today Kentucky hospitals the Ptesident riders rubber-stamping every pro- Bluegill continue to be the best Mathes and baby girl. Rt. 1. Mrs U county These clinics are sponsored eral funds under the Kerr-Mills 1933, has lived longer than any However, the informed sources said. "I ant informed that Gov posal from the White House." Mor- catch at state-owned lakes with Preston Evans and baby girl. RI by the Calloway County Health Act. other ex-chief executive in U.S, said Russia was delaying her take- Bert Combs of Kentucky intends ton kilo the closing session of the some black bass taken on surface I. Hazel, Mrs Eddie Jones and baby Department with local veterinarians off to spare her the ordeal of a to call a special session of his Ingo- General Federation of Wome n's running lures girt. St I. Hazel, Baby boy Batey. history. in charge cif the clinics and lataire to pas:, such 1egi4iliOn as Clubs' 72nd annual convention Rt. 5, Baby boy Bolling, 700 Poplar; possible week in space Kentuelta's Wailes Control Law bid an official farewell to tbe encessary to provide state a.ssIart. The sltethativ oh, current Rites For Hafford Mrs. Van Stress and baby boy, at. Tass announced the start of the is requires all dogs over six months of party at the 1960 GOP National By- fifICC to those paiients who cannot electoral systere Mirtoia said. n HIGH - LOW I. Benton: George Roberts. Rt 5: 17th orbit at 3 p m. saying I age to be vaccinated The fee ail' Convention in Chicago that brought afford medical c-are from their own "rule by executive' -Wier a doctrine Adams To Be Today Mrs Lois Thurman. Expired) 406 kovsky had covered 416.300 miles 0 be $1.50 per animal, and the vac- a loud chorus of "noes- front the of the "master planner." NEW YORK rani - The lowest Elm; Robert Hornsby, 322 North by that time It added that he was resources." cination is good for three years. delegates. He and supporters of Clark's pro- temperature in the nation, exclud- 7th; Norman Sliger lExpiredn 201 completing an orbit every 882 min- Kennedy 'praised the. work of Clinics will be at the following posal 'consider themselves the elite, Rev. Hoyt Owen and Rev Marvin ing Hawaii and Alaska, reported to Maple, Mrs. V. B Cook, Rt. I. Lynn- "Unleas"Unless some miracle comes to Undersecretary of Commerce Prank- locations: the ruling class • and have "delu- Jones will conduct the service for the US. Weather Bureau this morn- vine, Miss Cynthia Mastein, Box me from the good Lord, thus is its" • 4 p. m 9 a. rn't EDT). Mos- tin D Roosevelt Jr in negotiating June 19. Penny 9-00 a. m cow mons of managerial omnipotence W H. "Stafford" Adams this after- ing was 37 at Ely. Nev. and Traverse 131. Hazel, Mrs Deane Shekel', he said at the time television carried its fourth the purchase of the hopsaals 10 00 a. m.; Kirksey. 11 -00 a m ; Morton said later in an interview noon at 2 30 at the Martin's Chapel City, Mich Friday's High was 105 508 Vine: Mrs. William Morris. Rt live transmission by Bykovskv from Oak Grove Church 1:00 p. m.: Dex- The White House released let- the major domestic issue in the Methodist Church, at Laurel and Columbus, Miss, 1. Robert Ellison. Rt 1, Altno; Mas- lioqver again referred to his wan- space The space hero again dem- ter 2.00 p. m ; Aim° School. 3:00 weightless- ters front Roosevelt and Henry C. 1964 presidential election will be the Active pallbearers are Edd Nesbitt, ter Nick Darnell, Rt 4, Benton. ing years on Aug 10, 1962. his last onstrateci the state of p. m: Shiloh 4:00 p. m.; Cook's float Daniels, vice president 04 the Min- "question of concentrating all pow- Ifilman Coles Dees Bynum, Eunice Miss Janice Joseph. Rt 2, Kirksey, birthday. At the dedication of the fleas by letting a movie camera Grocery, route three 5:00 p. m.; CANDY SALE ers Memorial Hospital Association, er in the federal government." and Henry. Roy Pool, and Alfred Dun- Master Arthur Rowe. Rt. 5. Bent- Herbert Hoover Library in his home- around his cabin. Health Center 700 p. m. to Dr Kenneth C Meigh of New he specifically mentioned the farm can on: Mrs Billy Russell and baby town of West Branch. Iowa, he Describe Progress June 20. Hazel 9:00 a m.: Perry's York, general secretary of the Board problem The staff of the Calloway County The Park Longue will have a girl. Calvert City; (ley McClure, spoke "as the shadows gather a- Soviet spokesmen kept sp a run- 40 Store, 10:00 a ins New Providence, t of National Missions of the United He predicted civil rights legtsla- Health Department and members of candy sale from 5.00 to 7:00 pm. 607 Olive, Mrs John Ritter, Rt round me' nine description of the 28-year-old 1100 a. m ; New Concord. 1:00 I Presbyterian Church tion might pass this session because other area health departments will on Monday. June 17 A door to door 6. Mrs Phyllis Rains. 1310 Vine, pilot's progress as he orbited over p m.; Nance's Store 2 00 p. in.: Ten days later on Aug 20 he en- send- In his letter to Meigh. 1Floose- "the sense of urgency is great." serve a.s honorary pallbearers sale wUl be made The money will Dewey King, 405 South 6th.: Mrs the oceans and continents. Lee's Grocery. 3:00 p m.: Donel- tered the Columbia - Presbyterian The Max Churchill Funeral Home be used to buy a new fence for the Glendle Darnell and baby girl, ing out a stream of greetings and son's Grocery. 4:00 p m Faxon Medical Center here for what was has charge . Park League. 1009 Hickory Drive. Benton. messages. School. 5:00 p. m.; Health Center, first described as a routine checkup. Over North America, he radioed: 7:00 p. m. Shortly thereafter the tumor opera- "My best sashes to the industrious Tappan Receives Export Award June 21. Midway, 900 a. m.; tion was performed by a team of American people." Crossland. 10:00 a m ; Taylor's rote Stars In surgeons headed by Dr. Rudolph N. Tess said Bykovskva code name Kermit Hunter, Who W My Crown, the Store 11:00 a m. Wiswell. 1:00 Schullinger, who later reported cm the flight is "Hawk." or Sales In The Export Field p. m.: Lynr Grove. 2.00 p. m malignant growth had been removed -This is Hawk. this Hawk. The Howard's Store, 3:00 p. m ; Brown's and "no recurrence is anticipated." ship functions perfectly. I feel, Grove, 4:00 p. m.; Coldwater Outstanding American States. The ceremony WI1S conduct- One Of Most Playrights fine," it quoted him as telling President Kennedy's "E--- for Fat- The brief bulletin on his latest School, 5:00 p. m; Health Center, ground stations. port Award was presented to The ed during a luncheon of the Second Illness, issued at a news conference 7.00 p Kermit Hunter, whose "Stars in chamber of commerce secretary, a this kind usually brings in around The news agency said "the in- Tappan Company for their Int- Central Ohio World Trade Seminar in his suite, said Hoover "has been My Crown," will open at the new newspaper reporter. an organist and a quarter of a million dollars each etrumentation and systems" aboarci pressive record in the export field. in Colinnbus. Ohio ill for the past week, due to allefflitl, Lake Amphitheater June choir director, business summer in new retail trade.." Vostok 5 were "functioning nor- The coveted blue and white "E" The citation reads, "As an ex- Kentucky secondary to bleeding from a gas- the had more new plays pro- o fa professional team. "We are trying to perpetuate his- and that "telemetric data -flag was accepted by Alan P. Tap- porter to 58 countries. The Tappan Services Held For 22, has tro-intestinal tract. Within the last mally" duced during the last 10 years than business manager of a symphony tory and traditions, in the behalf being received regularly from pan. Chairman of the Board, front Company has establtshed a remark- 24 hourfi there has been diminished are Norman Sliger any other American playwright orchestra, a lieutenant-colonel of that education in basic democracy the space ship" Drapper Daniels. National Export able record in the export field. evidence ot bleeding Although his Stars in My Crown is his twenty- infantry 'still in the AcUve Re- has a place in the social thinking Temperature. air pressure. hu- Expansion Coordinator of the De- Though the company has been sell- condition Is serious, It is, for his age, fourth hixtoricial play since his serve), and a professor of drama of our time. A re-animation of the and other factors inside the partment of Commerce. Washington, ing overseas for many years. Its reasonably satisfactory." midit v Services were held this morning famous Unto These Hills in 1950. at Hollins College. Va . where he aims and ideals of the past can be cabin "remain normal," it said. D C. volume of exports has continued to Fine a wholesome thing •' award, the first in the ap- increase steadily. • e In the chapel of the Max Churchill His plays has been seen by more is chairman of the Division of Hoover was reported to be under Starting l'olnt, This presented in Funeral Home for Norman Slater, than three million people Twice Arts "We are seeking a new horizon the constant care of teams of doc- Tess science correspondent Vyac• planar industry, was "Quality products. popularly pric- Tappan's outstand- ed and well advertised have help- 67. Bro. Paul Matthews officiated during the past 12 years Dr Hunter Regarding Stars In My Crown and In the American theatre. Stars In tors and nurses at his apartment on heslav Arsentycv said Bykovsky's recognition of Export Ex- ed the company on its road and burial WILti in Barnett Cemetery. has had six plays running simul- the outdoor theatre in general, Dr. My Crown is the fir* time when the 31st floor of the mid-Manhattan night represents "the starting point ing contribution to the to suc- of the United in exporting, stiff Pallbearers were Shorty McCuis- taneousIV Hunter says' "One of the things we have tried to use fantasy in hotel, where he has lived for years. for a new stage of space re-scarab'. pe program cows competition not withstanding. The itripressive ton. R B. Beene, Nick Wyatt, Hall This summer there are four: we try to do is fill the gap be- interpreting an idea. The life of '1141111.411ra support to the U. S. Government's Kimbro. Leland Hicks. and John Unto These Hills, Cherokee N. C.. tween the campus and Broadway West Kentucky has revolved around Elliott now in its 14th season, Horn In by furnishing jobs to young actors as great rivers, and we have tried •achievement has been of invaluable Henry The West. Boone, N C. now in its and technicians across the country, to say this through a single char- crt expansion drive " twelfth season, Honey in The a chance to work for pay in their acter named "Mr. Rivers." Seen resenting Tappan at the award Rock. Beckley. W Va , now in Ms chosen profession About 800 people only by a small boy, and by the pri4entatmon were, Alan P Tappan: third season and the new play at work in outdoor dramas each sum- audience, this character epitomizes A B Ritzenthaler, Vice President Kentucky Lake State Park, Stars flier the tragedy and triumph of West Satan W M Bonnell. retired Ex- In My Crown, "We are trying to stimulate the Kentucky in its struggle to tame port Manager, Mrs Lucy Cabral, Woather Faport Manager, and Mrs Pauline Kermit Hunter's background is as flow of tourist spending in vacs- and use the rampaging Cumber- Dunckel, Executive Secretary of the varied as the American history about Uon areas, as a means of augment- land, Tennessee, Ohio, and Miss- Ins:Mute of Appliance Manufact- Report which he likes to write. A native ing regional economy. A drama of issippi. urers, of the southern West Virginia coal- "It happens, of course, that two Tappan has been exporting cook- fields, he attended Ernory & Henry of the small boys who grew up here Former Resident ing equipment for homes since College, received a bachelor of arts and who knew and loved this land were Alben W. Barkley, and Irvin 1918 and now has licenseee arrange- Western Kentucky - Partly degree (Tann Ohio State University Dies In Alabama S Cobb In their time they knew ments with firms in Mexico. Philip- cloudy with little temperature plus masters and PhD degrees from also Nathan Stubblefield, who first pins, Adstralia and England. In through today and Sunday. the University of North Carolina, change Invented the wireless. and William addition to having dealers or dis- chance.of scattered thunder- and also spent some time at the •with A former Murray resident passed Kelly, who first invented a process tributors in such places as Iceland. shiSwers Sunday afternoon and even- Julliary School of Music in New away, recently in Alabama. The for converting iron into steel, the Singapore, Saudi Arabs. Israel. Ko- today and Sunday mid York City as well as the University ing. High former reside*, Denton Harris, same process patented by Henry rea and through South and Cen- 80s. Low tonight low 60s. of California to upper age 83 had lived in Birmingham for Bessemer nearly 20 years later." tral America, Tappan has partici- received special grants He has more than 50 years pated in Government sponsored fairs The 5 a. m IESTI temperatures: for creative writing from the Rocke- "We feel that this play is some-- The former Oa-noway man was in Germany. Belgium, Russia. Eng- Louisville 57, Lexington 55, Cov- feller and the Guggenheim Founda- thing new, both in meaning and in a retired employe of Drennen Mo- style We are using somewhat ab- land and the Middle East ington 52. Paducah 68, Bowling tions. He has won special awards tor Co.. Inc For many years he stract, suggestive scenery, elaborate Tappan's Export Department now Green 64, Hopkinsville 63, London in music, in poetry, and in play- Manager to ad- was manager of the used car divi- lighting effects, a great amount. of inclades an Export 57, Huntington, W Va.. 57 and EV- writing He is author of the Uni- and super- sion. live music on the stage, and at least tninster the department ansville, Ind. 59. versity Theatre section of the En- delivery, customs and four major dance sequences. This vise shipping. cylopecha Britannica. Articles on Survivors include his wife, a son, regulations pertain- play, more than any other, seems other special special subjects have appeared in Dr Will L. Harris, New York: and export merchandise. as well to capture the spirit and the char- ing to High Yesterday 91' the New York Times. the Journal two daughters, Mrs. Peter Davis of International Sales Manager acter of a people, because it sweeps as an Law Yesterday 65 of the American Educational Thea- Stephenson. CLIMBINV-"Frozen" after climbing onto a paLater's scaffold at Miami and Mrs. L. L. RESIST responsible for export sales, license Today . '13 tre Association, and various histori- through bathe the realistic and 'JUST COULDN'T couldn't resist climbing," Elate 7.15 Birmingham. in Baltimore, Md., because he "just agreements and inveltment op- am. journals over the past the fantastic and builds to a sarong the third story level depattment Kentucky Lake, 7 359', sta- cal society painter, is rescued by • policeman and a time portunities in outside the U held at new form in the American theatre" Musgrove, a retired house tionary. below dam 301 4, down 0.3. ten years Funeral services were (right), "It sure was cool up theie." believe this play is a snorkel ladder. Ile said and Canda. * Sunset 7.18, sunrise 4:36, He has been at various times a Johita-Ridout's Chapel climax. We

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noing TWO TEE LE VIER & TIMES — MURRAY. ALENTUCKs SATURDAY -- JUNE 15, 1963 & TIMES Ten Years Ago Today Duke Snider Officially Joins The 400 Homer THE LEDGER LEDGER & TIMES FILE PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIKES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc.. UlmlidaUcau at the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The West Kentuckian, January fifth annual North-South Is Still OK Times-Herald, October 20, 1928, and the The stage is set for the Cage Club Showing That His Swing 1, 1941. Classic and both teams are ready for the event which will by United Press International of the Mets' 10-3 triumph over the • Athletics 3-2, and the Cleveland,* C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER be held tonight at eight o'clock. JAMES The Indians beat the Washington Sena- Mrs. Ida Harrison, age 72, isassed away yesterday at the doors of baseball's exclusive . It was his 11th We right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor, 400-homer club opened today to homer of the season and placed tors 3-2, after a 5-2 defeat.). zve the home of her daughter, Mrs. 0. S. Grogan, on Murray route or Public Voice 'terns which, in our opinion, are not for the best in- admit the old Duke of the rlowanus. him in a class with Babe Ruth, Sanford Wins Eighth late John Harrison. terest of our readers. three. She was the wife of the Jimmy Foxx, Ted Williams, Mel Ott, Jack Sanford went 8i innings to He's long past his peak and The Village Theatre will open its second season June 18 play- Lou Gehrig, Stan Musial, Mickey win his eighth game for the Giants NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 1509 ing out the string with the New Time & Life Bldg., New York, N.Y.; at Kentucky Dam Village State Park, Conservation Commis- Mantle and Ed Mathews. with the help of Tom Hailer's homer Madison Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; York Mets but Duke Snider can still Stephenson Bldg., Detroit, Mich. sioner Henry Wary announced today. and a brilliant catch by leftfielder swing that bat with the Connects Against Purkey W. B. "Boyd" Bedwell passed away yesterday morning by United Press International Harvey Kuenn, Rookie Bruck Davis Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentuck? for transmission as NATIONAL LEAGUE beet of 'ern. And today the ex- hornered for the Colts. at the home of his: daughter, Mrs. Bill Neal, on Almo route Snider connected off Bob Purkey Second Class Matter. Tram W. I,. Pet, G Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodger Ernie Banks drove in two runs hero following the first of four hits by one. St. Louis 36 26 581 has officially Joined the great- with a and his 14th homer SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier 4n Murray, per week 20e, per est Ron Hunt to spark the Mets to the San Francisco 36 26 581 homer-hitters in major league of the season as the Cubs knocked( alooth BSc In Calloway and adjoining count, per year, .4.50, else- first victory they have achieved in Los Angeles 34 26 561 1 history. the Dodgers out of first place. Glenn where, $8.00. Cincinnati since they entered the Chicago 33 29 .532 3 Robbie went the route for his sec- 20 Years Ago This Week Duke became the ninth player in league in 1962. The Oulatinsding Civic Asset of • Community is the Cincinnati 31 28 .SZ history to reach the ond win. - LEDGER & TIMES FILE Milwaukee 98 31 .475 65S 400-mark Fri- Carlton Willey went seven innings Integrity at us Newspaper" day Julian Javier went 4-for-4 and Philadelphia 28 32 .467 '1 night when he connected for to gain his fifth victory of the year a two-run Tins McCarver had three hits as the World" is the Pittsburgh,28 32 467 7 homer in the first inning while Bob Purkey suffered his four- "Messages to a War-Torn theme of the Cardinals escorted Ray Sadecki to SATCRDAY - JUNE 15, 1963 Houston 26 36 .419 10 th defeat. revival at the Fipst Baptist Church here, which started last his fourth win against four losses, New York 24 38 .397 12 The beat night with a sermon by Rev. J.. H. Thurman. Donn Clendenon had three hits, Friday's Results the Houston Colts 2-1, the Chicago ANOTHER MILESTONE generous supply of Federal Auto Stickers, that including a homer, and drove in We have a New York 10 Cincinnati 3, night Cubs defeated t he Los Angeles • two runs for the Pirates. all operators of automobiles, trucks, buses and motorcycles Milwaukee 3 Philadelphia 0, night Dodgers 4-1, the St Louis Cardinals tomorrow, the Ledger & Times must have displayed on their vehicles by July 1st, Post- downed the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-2, SIXTEEN YEARS AGO St. Louis 5 Pittsburgh 2, night Warren Spahn pitched a three* and the Milwaukee Braves topped publication to a daily newspaper. master Harry Sledd said today. San Francisco 2 Houston 1, night hitter to win his ninth game of the changed from weekly Philadelphia Plullies 3-0 in oth- Calloway County will harvest some bountiful peach crops Chicago 4 Los Angeles I, night the season and the 3.36th of his career Much haseeccurred since that eventful day and the daily er National League games. this year, according to a specialist from the College of Agri- Today's Games for the Braves, whose attack was which we hope will Pittsburgh at St. Louis paper was put through trials and tests culture at Lexington who spent Friday in the county with In tne , the New led by Tommy Aaron with a sacri- Chicago at LOS Angeles never have to be met again. York Yankees downed the Detroit fice fly and a two-run double. Ray County Agent W. 0. Hubbard. Houston at San Francisco Tigers 4-2, the Culp suffered his fourth loss against Looking back over the past sixteen years however, we A total of 8131 has been raised in Calloway County for Philadelphia at Milwaukee edged the Los Angeles Angels 3-2, eight wins. far as the Crippled Children's fund, T. 0. Turner, chairman, said Nevi York at Cincinnati see little that we would have done differently as the topped the Sunday's Games policy goes, although we have gained much in experience yesterday. 5-1, the Chicago New York at Cincinnati, 2 White Sox shaded the Kansas Cit:7 in all the phases of operating a daily newspaper. Pittsburgh at St Louis, 2 FOR SALE l It was our desire at that time to publish a daily news- Chicago at Los Angeles, 2 a 30 Years Ago This Week Houston at San Francisco, 2 paper of which this community could be proud. Oiir efforts LEDGER & TIMES FILE Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 2 , were faced in the direction of publishing a daily paper AMERICAN LEAGUE 1963 CUSHMAN which would be ethical in its operation. Irvin L. Barnett. well known Murray resident. announces ON A We at no time during this past sixteen years used a his candidacy for City Judge this week. Team W I,. Pet. C.a. Chicago 35 25 .583 DIET? SUPER-HUSKY The Piggly Wiggly Store was moved from the west side news story purely for its sensational aspects, to gain promi- New York 31 22 .574 1 of the square to the east side Tuesday night where it will nence for ourselves or the Ledger az Times. . Minnesota 32 26 .552 2 TRY 350 cc motor, windshield, for about ten days while Conscious at all times of the size of this community, we be located repairs will be made Baltimore 33 27 550 2 at -the present stand. Boston 29 25 .537 3 crash bars, buddy seat, have realized that some news stories would have to be SWEETA Boy Scout Troop 45 of Murray, under the leadership of Cleveland 28 27 .509 handled in a manner befitting the community. This means Scoutmasters John Weatherly and Ralph Wear received a Kansas City 29 29 .500 5 speedometer. Perfect con- • Press or the Memphis Press Scirniter La.s Angeles 29 34 .460 7t: 69 that the Detroit Free blue ribbon for its record made the second annual Digadunal ,', dition. Detroit 24 33 .421 (V.., 'CAN'T TURN BACK'—Appear- 74 • Retail price $6 00. way of handling news Would not of necessity fit the Ledger of the Chief Paducah Council last Thursday. Washington ___. 21 42 333 ISL., big before the Senate For- J. M. Marshall, Hazel, Will Sacrifice For Only az Times. 4.441111 cashier of the Dees Bank of Hazel, Friday's Results eign Relations Committee to deeply grateful for was utianimously elected Democratic member of the Callo- Washington 5 Cleveland 2, 1st appeal for approval of Presi- We are the support which has been drops as sweet as one way County Election Commission by the county Democratic Cleveland 3 Wash. 2, 2nd, 10 inn. dent Kennedy's $4.5 billion Two extended to us by the citizens of this county, the business '425.00 ticket Tuesday night. Chicago 3 Kansas City 2. night foreign aid request, Secretary teaspoonful of sugar without men of the city and county, and the many clubs, organiza- New York 4 Detroit 2, night of State Dean Rusk says the the calories1 Plastic purse'. Boston 5 Baltimore 1. night United States cannot afford squeezi•o-drop bottle'. Cali Jim Williams, Jr. tions and agencies. W,7 • size Today's Games to turn back on its foreign We are proud to be a newspaper which has an editorial Ec000daicaL, at 753-3147 or see at who s Going To Argue With Detroit at New York aid efforts because -a policy policy. . of retreat is a preacripUon Baltimore at Boston 207 S. 13th Street This policy has drawn some criticism at times, but a Kanaris City at Chicago for defeat.' Holland Drug Co. Los Angeles at newspaper whicn does not take a stand, one way or the 6'5" 245 Lb. Dick Radatz Minnesota Washington at Cleveland other, on issues directly affecting its home area and those Sunday's Games of a national aspect, lacks a principal ingredient. by United Press International the Yankees to dolt n the Tigers and I Detroit at New York, 2 just too big Baltimore at Boston. 2 The only part we take in an election, as far as the Dick Raclatz is and present Jun Houton with has eighth too tough to argue with and so who's sin against two defeats' Don West. Washington at Cleveland. 2 Ledger lk Times is concerned, is or editorial stand. We gonna challenge him today if he who had beaten the Yankees three Los Angeles at Minnesota, 2 select tbettatididate_whom we wish fo.support after careful clams a major league record') straight times this season. suffered Kansas City at Chicago, 2 He wants to fly his kite considerition. We select the person, whom we believe will The 6-foot. 5-inch 245-pound Boa- his first loss to them and his third ton Red Sox relief ace has pitched over-all to the league for the year. carry out the duties of a given office with the greatest a- 33 consecutive scoreless relief in-'. Charlie Maxwell's first homer of out the breezeway mount of honesty, ability, and impartiality. rungs The major league record for, the year in the ninth inning gave Read the Ledger's by We seek nothing from an election except good govern- a starter is 56 in a row. Walter the White Sox their sin co.er the rear window... iohnson. but 33 by a relief ment. A's and enabled the winners to hold Classifieds is the best any big league statistical first place Jim Brosnan son in The Ledger & Times has grown in the past sixteen years. aizards can recall — and so big, relief while Ed Rakos took the loss Its paid circulation exceeds that of any newspaper emanat- Dick has the record Willie Kirkland hornered in the That is. unless you care to debate 19th inning to break up the Indians' FOR CORRECT ing from or coming into Calloway County. For this we are the qiestion with a man who can 19-inning. four-hour and 33-minute TIME and grateful. come out of the bullpen with the struggle with the Senators after At this parr/liar point in the history of Murray, the Oases filled and nobody out and Jim King's pair of two-run homers TEMPERATURE retire the side on three pitches ' paced Washington's Tom Cheney to DAY OR NIGHT city actually ha...s reached a position - • • from which rapid In the course of his magnificent his sixth win in the first game of growth can take place. pitching. Radatz has compiled an the twi-night doubleheader Kirk- MAL 75-6363 We believe in Murray and Calloway County and feel 088 — well be- land had kept the Indians alive with los the American League record of a game-tying solo homer in that all phases of its life is preparing the for a great increase. 1 01 and also lower than the modern bottom of the 11th. It went througn a period of strong growth which slowed major league mark of 0_90. PEOPLES BANK I Earl Battey and Bob Allison horn- down to some extent while other parts of the economy stops Oriole Threat Radatz entered t'slered for the Twins' Dick Stigman of caught up. Friday nigh game agamst the Baltimore Orioles who pitched an eight-hitter and Murray, Ky. It is ready now, we believe, for another surge, built on with the bases filled and nobody out struck out five for his fifth win. the oed rock of a sohd economy. in the eighth inning He got Johnny I - Powell to Into a double play and 4 The Ledger and Times is ready for this ground swell of then retired Jim Gentile on a popup • ENDS TONITE • growth and plans to expand with it. to preserve p 5-1 victory for Earl "WARRIOR EMPRESS" No matter what small service this daily newspaper might Wikon It 4.113 WII30n s fifth win of - and - the :.eason. Catat ell -30 have rendered in the past TEARS of FUN" to the welfare of Murray and -rta Nes York Yankees beat /ft, Calloway County, we hope that a real and greater service , Detrott Tigers 4-2. the Clevelann THRU can be rendered as the years unfold into the future. topped the Washington Sunday Tuesday Senators 3-2 in 19 innings after , ; 5-2 1s, the Minnesota Twins de- ,1 feAted the Los Angeles Angels 3-2. You conditioning! And, ana the nipped can't blame him, of course; it expensive air !he Kansas City Athletics 3-2 in Haiti Mirkiux sounds like great fun! The real the Breezeway Window is just one other AL games. Quotes From The News GEORGE FRAIICE beauty of the Breezeway Rear Win- of the reasons Monterey for '63 •h,' National League. the San By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL dow, though, is for draft-free ven- is your best "big-car" buy! Want Praia (iiants beat the Houston DAiiitEti - Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, speak- cot!, 2-1 the defeated tilation; it's the-next best thing to more? Here. the Lo., ing through space to cosmonaut Valery F. Bykovsky: Angeles Dodgers 4-1. the St Lee,is Circhnals downed the Pit- congratolate you. You sound fairly hearty." tsburgh Pirates 5-2. the Milwaukee, Brie't pp e' er the Philadelphia DALLAS -- Dr. Henry Myers, of the U S Arms Control Ph,;;;, :,nd the New York Mei': and Disarmament Agency, calling for a nucleak test ban routed the Cincinnati Reds 10-3, MERCURY MONTEREY agreement with Russia: Homers Help Yanks - Seventh - itining homers by 'The risk.- inherent in a nuclear test ban are fewer than Joe Pepttone and Clete Boyer enabled the risks ir. an arms race

CAMBRIDGE, Md Stanley Branch, field secretary fop the NAACP, urging other Negroes to obey a curfew imposed to prevent racial violence and go home: -You cannot fight the soldiers We don't want anyone hurt We. are fighting in the courts We are not going to fight in the :treets. We can only get hurt " Ii WASHINGTON - Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy, telling Aik standard! Built'-\,p Mercury Service-Savers civil rights demrstrators that the Justice Department Marauder 390 V.8... would hire only on the ba.sis of ability and integrity: W Really goes ... on regular gas! •... you time and money too! . ' I am not going to go out and hire a Negro lust because Right now, we're offering the highest trade-ins, the best deals ever on new he r not white Mercury Montereys! Come in today...and drive home in your new Monterey!

? ? ? ?'—Visiting the tissue WHEI WILL CURED?'' culture laboratory during his • MS BE tour of the Spastics Society's Auto Sales Inc. child research urit at Guy's Hatcher Say when,., with your dollarsl Hospital in London, Prince 515 Philip of Great Britain dons South 12th Street Dial 7,13-4982 MU* riciwr INULTIPLI 3CLKROSIIII - - — cap and mask. He is presd- inane C0117, dent of the nrclety. 4

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S Route miter SERVICES OFFERED I CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday's ROOM AND BOARD FOR Elderly ACROSS 6-Pigpens men or women. 3 hot meals, country 7-Is iii NJii916:121101 Ora home. Call 436-3890. j15nc I-Propagate I-Possessive 100.a33 01117100011 6-Goes by pronoun 03 'Itil111011171 the Cleveland& water awl 11-Contempti- 9-Chinese mlle 30p9 MIS310 011017 ashington Sena- • 10-8beetmes bie (slang) 11.Ptirtatalag r.:3010g 11%0 1211I11L Seteat" WANTED TO BUY FE-Reddish "iii0011M1 yellow to c.hoek Eighth 14 13-Famed ame.3 acm 2 -Weapons 16-High cards 13111PKIIM) IMOCINIA I 8s innings to BARLEY, RYE, WHEAT AND Oats. 15-Metal 19-Large spoon fasteners 20-Whlte poplar aiLltaig iBC4W for the Giants late model Maarey Harris and John Line Cur Top fishing boat. See them cool basement for rent, furnished, Farmers Grain az Seed Company, 17-A state (abbr.) 22-More recent 11IUMMOSI IgiCe a Hailer's homer [_FOR Deere self propelled combines. 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Hughes, Dr. Hugh Houston, and the 42-Cupola '.: k.:',..,N 27 :eh game of the" ROOM brick home on North 6th Etimetion not ne.rooary. .:.....;', . .. condition, $65 See at 101 College -nice. One for college boys through Enroll now for short, inexpensive hospital staff, Bro. John Archer, 43-lilt th of his career with garage, utility. On nice lot. ?or HELP WANTED 43-liwarfs 29 30 1•••'• 31 32 33 Court or phone 762-4401. j15c summer months only. One apart- Bro, Hoyt Owen, Bro, Walter Mis- 47-Ardent :.:.:.: lose attack was only $12,000. ROBERTS REALTY, FREE employment servve. High ment available permanently for chke and the J. H. Churchill Funeral 45-Dined 34 . '.., 35 m with a sacra MODERN TWO BEDROOM /Prune 505 Main, 753-1651, Hoyt Roberts, adults. Call 763-5108. j15c MALE ORDERLY, NURSES AIDS, Dal information, without oblige- DOWN •rr run double Ray house, hardwood floors, gas 753-3924, Home. 37 heat, Ray Roberts, 753-5583. practical nurses, L.B.N.'s. 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Several abouts. Also 1 aluminum 12' Rich GARAGE APARTMENT AND full A.Li. THAT TALK *V it4sETiGOES 15 OVER HEAD iuddy seat, 'erfect con- price $6 CO. For Only oo r••• by Don Sherwood Illams, Jr. DAN FLAGG NEAR SHE'S NOT 51.EEPINt3 .RY 60P- WHAT BAI ITAPTEStIrD forgotten, she stretched her noise! What had it been AT IDIE PAINE OF DISTRICT MI or see at Kit Adams felt her life had been ATTORNEY MILES NURLBURT, Mit5. nuttletnriff WELL _ THE 5EOATX)91 MY IeLEN 41I • made meaning.eas. She had coma arms nigh in the air and Now there was not a sound, A REOSIVE VIGIL IS KEPT- 1%tAR5 OFF 50 iit LISGRAZEI, MY to bats tier iob, and to regard her twirled around in exuberant not even the usual night noises QUICKLY MOs. NONCITAEILE FROFESSICW. Street Only iruitor, Bob Drake as dull OUT-.f3UT IT riak5 FOR So, in abandonment to the feelings oh nature. But then, off In the SORRY, HELEN- tr.5 flight frmn both net lob and • NOTHIN3.-. HONEST, HELEN-. ANC NOW Bob she went into western moun- waren her She was alive-and distance, some small rocks rat- -. FtEA5E HELP tain• to think out things for ru-r. OFFICIAL SLAIN - PLEASE TRY TO 5/1E15 facing, for the first time In her tled nollowie, bouncing from NAACP ME, Loom.- *NAT 15 Gall, and sought to &corm Mien Medgar Evers (above), 37, 60 BACK TO sometaing challenging the climbing life, a real challenge. ledge to ledge down the side of 5LEER PEAR TIME tIFT KC NE 2 the top integration strategist of a pesk an old ranrber nad told She clecaleo that first she a muff. her Mid never been explored- for the NAACP in Mississip- A iong way up the slope, an must hunt for other kinds of Kit put her hand to her head. pi, was shot to death by a earth tremor tossed net' against e food, that she would not be A vague sense of something ledge gtunnIngl, And tore away bet sniper outside his house in MOM:0 et escape from the iedge it able to live long on nuts and familiar about the eound of Jackson, Miss., while return- aiso meoverai an oparres to • cove berries Her •fruie shovied no falling rocks came to her as the which atm Immo on regaining oun- ing from a civil rights rally. es,mancsa Threading net way fear of the situation in which memory of the earthquake tined The FBI has been asked to througr with a torett.' "She 'came she found herself. to break into her consciousness. uposi an opening into brood valley join the investigation. Evers • But Kit was not alone. PI in Again a slight grumble faded wrothrin by an extinct volcano. was married and the father Descending to the valley floor via the moment she sat down to oft into the distance, the ground vines Kit was unaware that bet' of three children. pr,sence had been observed by a Crack the nuts, she had an audi- tinder It e r tremored slightly, man, prinutoely garbed who kept ence. and then everything seemed at • ItlitaBee until she was stalked by a mice bear. The stranger res- As the Indian girl stood normal again. Bashroiller cued tier. For a long time Kit tried to by Ernie Re was Cliff Roberta, a mineralo- quietly in the shadows of a NANCY gist who had crashed Into the vol- clump of trees nearby, gazing pin down the Illusive memory. cano crater seicral years earlier Then, exhausted from the ef- for gold wonderingly at this fairy-like I CAN'T UNDERSTAND during an aerial survey fort, her head aching as It had During Cliffs stay in the crater, he golden girl, her eyes showed 1T---THE WEATHERMAN has discovered • few laduins- lard feelings. alter the blow against the cl.ft, aurvitori of • long Isolated tribe. nothing of her 6-RRR---IM RAIN Though she was three years she finally sank back in ner DIDN'T PREDICT leaf bed and fell into uneasy MAD AT FOR TODAY • younger t han Kit, she was CHAPTER 7 slightly taller, and graceful as slumber. SLUGGO completely • • • I1' ADAMS had • willow in a breeze. K cl.reled the lake in net un- When Kit, still unaware that ("LIFT ROBERTS, In his cave successful attempt to find the she was observed, at nigh on the bluff, awoke at man who had nulled her out of around the lake shore, the girl the first sound ot the tremor. the rake. However, the hunt followed like a shadow, darting "I thought that was all over!" was not a total waste. from behind one tree to an- he exclaimed. His eyes wan- A patch of luscious purple other. dered over the valley stretched berries grew along the bank of Kit wandered on, lost in her out like a minty dream world the lake, and on a small knoll surroundings, oblivious to the before him". nearby a great pecan tree tow- approach of night until the When quiet again settled over ered in majestic splendor. sinking sun, in one dramatically the valley and the usual night • The beauty of the tree was brilliant flare of fluorescence, sounds resumed Cliff thought lost on Kit; her one concern fleeted briefly across the upper- of the girt was to determine whether the most bluffs. "1 guess PH have to feed her," nuts were ripe. Great was her "Well, thanks for the warn- he grumbled, secretly relishing disappointment on finding them ing, Sol," Kit said gaily. "Time the thought "She'd be pretty green and bitter. to look for a hotel, I guess.' helpless without me. She's soft '..am/..11101111 Sinking down with her back with chaltzaUon." Bares She stopped under a majestic AERIE AN' SLATS ""r"11111/MY A 5. .:4,1111 by Ibaebirii Van to the trunk of the tree, she tree that stood high on its And in the cliff dwelling at .wounizmuran-nzwir7eral munched on a handful of ber- twisted roots close to the lake's the lower end of the crater, ries, wondering irritably how edge. Leaves lay everywhere. three awed, dark faces looked IT- irs SO long it would be possible to out over the valley. WE CAN'T DO THAT WITH - I TOLD YOU, HONEY-IT'S She shoved a great pile up be- OUT' PROPER AUTHORITY- PROBABLY SOME STUPID UPSETTING, stay alive on berries alone. tween two of the roots, -Long ago," the old one sald, AND WITH SLATS 41 11 bark began falling 'In SUFFICIENT TIME PRACTICAL JOKER WHO Bits .of plunked herself down on her the land of my fathers-- TO TRACE THE CALL &ETS HIS KICKS OUT on her head, annoying her fur- back, then, her hands behind he pointed toward the north- OF DISTURBING ther, and as she glanced up a her head, she gazed up at the "there was a shaking of the PE-OPLESAL EE P. small squirrel scampered light- darkening Sky. earth. The Great Spirit showed DON'T LET IT GET ly down the tree tnink to the She grinned. "Jut as simple his anger with the people. You! ground, where it began digging as that! Best hotel room I've Mountains fell, the mirth split In a cover of dead leaves. Then, ever had. open. My father's people fled bright eyes flashing toward Kit, Only when Kit had fallen into the anger of the Great Spirit" It sat up and began cracking a tired sleep did the ghostlike "Hush, old man," scoffed the a nut, turning it round and sriadow that had followed her tallest one of the three. "Do not round with clever little claws melt into the trees in the direc- speak to me of other places. "Hey, thanks!" Kit exclaimed, tion of the lower end of the Always do you prattle of a jumping happily to her feet. valley and disappear. land outside this valley and of She ran to a pile of leaves, To Kit, half dreaming, half a Great Spirit who watches dropped down beside them, and feeling, the world was a giant over It. Your words are hollow. hurriedly scooped up handfuls rocking chair, moving gently, I do not believe them." and toskd them aside. Lying swaying pleasantly back and -Where then do you think the all over the ground were nuts! forth. T h en, abruptly, every- man came from, Yucaipa?' Evidently last year's crop, but thing changed, and the world asked the girl, moving protect- gathered tngty still quite good. Kit became a ball- a great boun- closer to the old man. LIL' ABNER by Al Capp her skirt into a basket, frilled cing ball, said she on top of it, "Thin white man who rode the It with the pecans, and carried sliding first to one able and great metal bird carne from them to a large rock, where then the other RA the ball somewhere. There are people .,,WE'VE POUND THE WORLD'S AM KNOWS -MAINLY 5ECUZ NO5ODY she settled down for a feast careened down a flight of stairs, out there-my grandfather nev- GREATEST EXPERT ON THE MORE sE3OUT ELSE EVAN WANTED TO • she cracked and ate er lies." While rolling and thudding, rumbling ,,WORLD'S MOST LOWER SLO13- KNoW ANNTH I NG pecans. Kit's thoughts continu- and groaning, so that Kit, In Some instinct of caution had , . ally wandered to the savage' her sleep, covered her cars with kept the dark girl from men- WORTHLESS CCUNTR"I.!r 50VIA THAN 'BOUT looking man. her hands in an effort to cut tioning t h e presence of the Atrfe.017Y--- "Despicable creature." she out the sound. Then she sud- golden young woman she had said aloud, but in spite of her- denly found herself awake, lis- seen. It was a preciotut secret self she remembered the man's tening to a very real noise. She for herself alone. strength, the width of hi s sat up with a start All this night she had not-, shoulders, the rippling of his It was still night. Stars slept, fear haunting her that Mliseles against her while he gleamed faintly tri a mist y, Yucaipa would find the young had held her in his arms. deep-blue sky. woman. The girl remembered -Wonder how he'd look with- The sounds suddenly ceased, clearly h Is treatment of Ma • • out that beard," she thought and the valley was swallowed gentle wife. Dispirited, lonely, with a smile. in a Fleshed expaatenca. constantly harassed by her She finished the nuts and "What is 1[7" Kit asked her- husband, she had died five -f stood up to brush the shells self uneasily. "What is every- years ago. .. . 4 for? (To Be from her skirt. Then, the man thing waiting And the (Jontmued Tomorrow), 1141, • 5. I.• 5 1..• CPO a.. Poore 1,••••••••6 •••• We•• • • 11 vtimor.4

• • SATURDAY — JUNE 15, 1963 LE EIER & TIMES — MURRAY. ENTUCKft nednE TWO THE Ten Years Ago Today Duke Snider Officially Joins The 400 Homer THE LEDGER & TIMES LEDGER & TIMES FILE PUBLISHED by PUBLISHING COMPANY. Ines InEDGEM k TIN-ES and The Still OK of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Timm, That His Swing Is Tottordidatson the fifth annual North-South Cage Club Showing Tuneis-Heraid, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January The stage is set for are ready for the event which will the Clevelandip 1, 194S. Classic and both teams by United Press International of the Mets' 10-3 triumph over the Athletics 3-2, and Washington Sena- be held tonight at eight o'clock. The doors of baseball's exclusive Cincinnati Reds. It was his 11th Indians beat the JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER defeat. Mrs. Ida Harrison, age 72, passed away yesterday at the 400-homer club opened today to homer of the season and placed tors 3-2. after a 5-2 to the Editor, Sanford Wins Eighth We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters home of her daughter, Mrs. 0. S. Grogan, on Murray route acknit the old Duke of the Gowanus. him in a class with Babe Ruth, items which, in our opinion, are not for the best in- Ott, Jack Sanford went .8'a innings to or Public Vs:Ace She was the wife of the late John Harrison. • Jimmy Foxx, Ted Williams, Mel of our readers. three. He's long past his peak and play- win his eighth game for the Giants terest will open its second season June 18 Lou Gehng, Stan Musial, Mickey The Village Theatre mg out the string with the New with the help of Tom Hailer's homer REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 1500 Conservation Commis- Mantle and Ed Mathews. NATIONAL at Kentucky Dam Village State Park, York Mets but Duke Snider can still and a brilliant catch by leftfielder Madison Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., New York, N.Y.; Henry Wary announced today. swing that home run bat with the Connects Against Purkey Harvey Kuenn. Rookie Brock Davis Stephenson Bldg., Detroit, Mich. sioner by United Press International W. B. "Boyd" Bedwell passed away yesterday morning best of 'ern. And today the ex- homered for the Colts. for transmission se NATIONAL LEAGUE Snider connected off Bob Purkey Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, daughter, Mrs. Bill Neal, on Alm° route' Brooklyn and LOS Angeles Dodger Ernie Banks drove in two runs at the home of his Tem. following the first of four hits by Second Class Matter. Lotus 36 26 381 hero has officially joined the great- with a double and his 14th homer one. St. Ron Hunt to spark the Meta to the 20e, pee San Francisco 36 26 .581 est homer-hitters in major league of the season as the Cubs knocked, SUBSCRIPTION RATES. By Carnes- in Mu:raj, per week first victory they have achieved in countas, per year, 01.50. else- Angeles 34 26 561 1 history. the Dodgers out of first place. Glenn avxals 85e. In CalloWay and adjoining Los Cincinnati since they entered the Chicago 33 LI) .53'2 3 Hobble went the route for his sec- where, $8.00. Duke became the ninth player in league in 1962. Years Ago This Week Cincinnati 31 28 ond win. Community is the 20 history to reach the 400-mark Fri- Canton Willey went seven innings T. Outstanding Civic Arset of • & TIMES FILE Milwaukee 28 31 .475 6ia Javier went, 4-for-4 and LEDGER day night when he connected for to gain hie fifth victory of the year Julian Integrity al its Newspapae Philadelphia 28 32 .467 7 McCarver had three hits as the a two-run homer in the first inning while Bob Purkey suffered his four- Tim Pittsburgh 28 32 467 7 escorted Ray Siviecki to "Messages to a War-Torn World" is the theme of the th defeat. Cardinals 2.6 36 .419 10 fourth win against four losses SATURDAY — JUNE 15, 1963 Baptist Church here, which started laq Houston The San Francisco Giants beat his revival at the First New York . 24 38 .397 12 had three hits, the Houston Colts 2-1, the Chicago Donn ciencienon night with a sermon by Rev. J. H. Thurman. Friday's Results homer, and drove in Cubs deleated the Los Angeles including a ANOTHER MILESTONE have a generous supply of Federal Auto Stickers, that Cincinnati 3, night the Pirates, We New York 10 Dodgers 4-1, the St. Lows Cardinals two runs for • all operators of automobiles, trucks, buses and motorcycles Milwaukee 3 Philadelphia 0. night , downed the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-2, Warren Spalui pitched a three-, displayed on their vehicles by July 1st, Post- St. Lows 5 Pittsburgh 2. night YEARS AGO tomorrow, the Ledger & Times must have and the Milwaukee Braves topped his ninth game of the - SIXILLN San Francisco 2 Houston 1, night hitter to unt master Harry Sledd said today. the Philadelphia Males 3-0 in oth- of his career changed from weekly publication to a daily newspaper. Chicago 4 Los Angeles 1, night season and the 336th Calloway County will harvest some bountiful peach crops er National League games. for the Braves, whose attack was since that eventful day and the daily Today's Games Much has occurred year, according to a specialist from the College of Agri- led by Tommy Aaron with a sacri- this Pittsburgh at St. Louis In the American League, the New through trials and tests which we hope will who spent Friday in the ebiinty with fice fly and a two-run double. Ray paper was put culture at Lexington Chicago at Los Angeles York Yankees downed the Detroit N •. Culp suffered his fourth loss against never have to be met again. County Agent W. 0. Hubbard. Houston at San Francisco Tigers 4-2, the Minnesota Twins has been raised in Calloway County for Philadelphia at Milwaukee Angels 3-2, eight wins. Looking back over the past sixteen years however, we A total of $131 edged the Los Angeles the Crippled Children's fund, T 0. Turner, chairman, said New York at Cincinnati the Beaton Red Sox topped the see little that we would have done differently as far as yesterday. Sunday's Games Baltimore Orioles 5-1, the Chicago policy goes, although we have gained much in experience Nev. York at Cincinnati, 2 White Sox shaded the Kansas CU, Si. Louis, 2 FOR SALE In all the phases of operating a daily newspaper. Pittsburgh at - - - Chicago at Los Angeles, 2 a to publish a daily news- It was our desire at that time 30 Years Ago This Week Houston at San Francisco, 2 paper of which this community could be proud. Our efforts LEDGER & TIMES FILE Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 2 a daily paper 1963 CUSHMAN were faced in the direction of publishing AMERICAN LEAGUE which would be ethical in its operation. Irvin L. Barnett, well known Murray resident. announces a a. w I,. Pea 0 SUPER-HUSKY We at no time during this past sixteen years used a his candidacy for City Judge this week. Chiongo 35 25 .583 Wiggly Store was moved from the west side' news story purely for its sensational aspects, to gain promi- The Piggly New York 31 Z3 .574 1 of the square to the east side Tuesday night where it will Minnesota 32 26 .552 2 350 cc motor, windshield, nence for ourselves or the Ledger & Times. be located for about ten days while repairs will be made Baltimore 33 21 .550 2 at all times of the size of this community, we crash bars, buddy seat, Conscious at the present stand. Boston 29 25 .537 3 27 .509 4, have realized that some news stories would have to be Boy Scout Troop 45 of Murray, under the leadership of Cleveland 28 speedometer. Perfect con- Kansas City 29 29 300 5 handled in a manner befitting the community. This means Scoutma.sters John Weatherly and Ralph Wear received a LOS Angeles 29 34 .480 7,, annual Digadunali dition. Retail price ON. that the Detroit Free Press or the ISeeentos Press Scitniter blue ribbon for its record made the second Detroit 24 33 .421 'CAN'T TURN eAac—Appear- the For- way of handling news would not of necessity fit the Ledger of the Chief Paducah Council last Thursday. Washington _ 21 42 333 15tB ing before Senate Will Sacrifice For Only J. M. Marshall, Hazel, cashier of the Dees Bank of Hazel, Friday's Results eign Relations Committee to & Times. 444114 appeal for approval of Presi- was unanimously elected Democratic member of the Callo- Washington 5 Cleveland 2. 1st Two drops as sweet as one We are deeply grateful for the support which has been 3 Wash. 2, and. 10 inn dent Kennedy's $4.5 billion 425.00 way County Election Commission by the county Democratic Cleveland teaspoonful of sugar without of this county, the business Chicago 3 Kansas City 2, night foreign aid request, Secretary extended to us by the citizens ticket Tuesday night. Plastic purse- New York 4 Detroit 2, night of State Dean Rusk says the coloriesl men of the city and county, and the many clubs, organiza- afford Call Jim Williams, Jr. Boston 5 Baltimore 1. night -- Vatted States cannot squeez••a-drop bottle. turn back on Its foreign tions and agencies. Today's Games to EconomicaL, at 753-3147 or see st efforts because "a policy We are proud to be a newspaper which has an editorial Detroit at New York aid Wbo's Going To Argue With Pe retreat is a prescription Baltimore at Boston 207 S. 13th Street policy for Kansas City at Chicago defeat! This policy has drawn some criticism at times, but a Los Angeles at Minnesota newspaper which does not Jake a stand, one way or the 6'5" 245 Lb. Dick Ra atz Washington at Cleveland other, on issues directly affecting its home area and those Sunday's Games the to down the Tigers and Detroit at New York, 2 of a national aspect, lacks a principal ingredient. by United Press International Yankees Dick Racists is Just too big and present Jim Bouton with hes eighth Baltimore at Boston. 2 as far as the 2 The only part we take in an election, too tough to argue with and so sho's win against two defeats. Don Masai Washington at Cleveland. Ledger Ili Times is concerned, is or editorial stand. We gonna challenge him today if he who had beaten the Yankees three Los Angeles at Minnesota, 2 Kansas City at Chicago, 2 He wants to fly his kite select theisstictidate whom we wish to.support after careful daunt a maior league record' straight times this season. suffered The 6-foot. 5-inch 245-pound Bos- Me first loss to them and his third select the person, whom we believe will conisiderition. We ton Red Sox relief ace has pitched over-an to the league for the year. out the breezeway s carry out the duties of a given office with the greatest a- 33 coneecutive scoreless relief in- Charlie Maxwells first homer of Read the Ledger's mount of honesty, ability, and impartiality. tangs The major league record for, the year in the ninth inmng gave rear window... a starter is 56 in a row. by Walter . the White Sox their a in /e'er the from an election except good govern- We seek nothing Johnson. but 33 by a A's and enabled the winners to hold Classifieds ment. is the best any big league statistical first place Jun Brosnan won In The Ledger & Times has grown in the past sixteen year& izards can recall — and so big relief while Ed Rakoa took the leas Dick has the record Willie Kirkland homered in the exceeds that of any newspaper emanat- FOR CORRECT Its paid circulation That is. unless you care to debate 19th inning to break up the Indians' ing fruits or coming into Calloway County. For this we are the que-stton with a man who can 19-inning. four-hour and 33-minute TIME ald grateful. come out of the bullpen with the struggle with the Senators after bases filled and nobody out and Jan King's pair of two-run homers TEMPERATURE At this particular point in the history of Murray, the • retire the side on three pitches paced Washington's Tom Cheney to DAY OR NIGHT city actually has reached a position from which rapid In the course of his magnificent his sixth win in the first game Or 363 growth can take place pitching, Ftadatz has compiled an . the tai-night doubleheader Kirk- DIAL 753-6CC l'FSY 0.M earned run as erage -- well be- land had kept the Indians alive with We believe 'in Murray and Cahoway County and feel low the American League record 01 a rame-tying solo homer in the that all phases of its life is preparing for a great increase. 1(11 and alao lower than the modern bottom of the 11th, zrasior league mark of 0 90 PEOPLES BANK It went througn a period of strung growth which skewed Allison bant- Stops Oriole Threat Earl Battey and Bob down to some extent while other parts of the economy the Twin.s' Dick StIgman Radatz entered Friday night's I ered for who pitched an eight-hitter arid caught up. game amunst the Baltimore Orioles Murray, Ky. struck out rise for his fifth win. It is ready now, we believe, for another surge, built on with tale bases filled and nobody out in the eighth Inning He got Johnny I - the oed rock of a sohd economy. • Powell to hit into a double play are! • ENDS YONITE • The Ledger and Times is ready for this ground swell of Jim Gentile on a pore.; then retired "WARRIOR EMPRESS" growth and plans to expand with it. to preserse a 5-1 victory' for Es. Wilson It was Wilson's fifth win • — and — No matter what small service this daily newspaper might the season. C.,ity as.o "30 YEARS of FUN" have rendered in the past to the welfare of Murray and Thi New York Yankees best ta, Calloway County, we pope that a heal and greater service Detroit Tigers 4-2. the Clevelai THRU Indiana topped the Washingtea can be rendered as the years unfold into the future. Sunday Tuesday Senators 3-2 in 19 innings after a 5-2 lows the Minnesota Twins de- tested the Los Angeles Angels 3-2, irE You can't blame him,'of course; it expensive air conditioning! And, and the Chicago White Sox nipped sounds like great fun! The real the Breezeway Window is just one • the Kansas City Athletics 3-2 in HANN MielEAUX I other AL games. beauty of the Breezeway Rear Win- of the reasons Monterey for '63 Quotes From The News "big-car" buy! Want I in the National League. -the San dow, though, is for draft-free ven- is your best PRESS By l'hirTED DITEENATIONAL Fran( ace (iiants beat the Houston pakEIRIS NIFNE41 DAiiREN tilation; it's the next best thing to more? Here. Colt, 2-1. the Chicago Cute, defeated - Soviet Premier .Nikita Khrushchev, speak- MOSCOW the 4-1. the ing through spatee to cosmonaut Valery F. Bykovsky: St Louis Cardinals downed the Pit- "I congratulate you. You sound fairly hearty.- tsburgh Pirates 5-2. the Milwaukee Braves topped the Philadelphia DALLAS — Dr. Henry Myers. of the US Arms Control Phillies 3-0, and the New York Mets MONTEREY- routed the Cincinnati Reds 10-3, MERCURY and Disarmament Agency, calling for a nuclear test ban • Homers Help Yanks agreement with Russia: Seventh - inning homers by Joe "The risks inherent in a nuclear test ban are fewer than Pepitone and Clete Boyer enabled the risks in an arms race '•

CAMBRIDGE. Md Stanley Branch, field secr••tar:. fur; the NAACP, urging other Negroes to obey a curfew imposed ; to prevent racial Violence and go home . THE GIANT STORY OF -You cannot fight the soldiers We don't want anyone hurt. We are fighting in the courts We are not going to MODERN HAWAII! fight in the streets. We can only get hurt" •

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00 by Don Sherwood DAN FLAGG LCe ... My 60D- / NEAR Silt'S NOT SI.EEPINC; Moms, Jr. AT THE PrOmE OF ots-rerr at WOW E3 it been'" ATTORP{EY *ILES WRLDURT, MR5. ituRLOoRTY TPE SEDATION /1470 Ay( WHAT RAI IllAPTENT.D forgotten, s h e stretched her noise! What had NEARS OFF 50 ifE 0156R1 been A SerSiCE Yicat ISsref ICMCWAVLE PleCR5SiCe4. or see At Kit Adams felt tier life had aims nigh In the air and Now there was not a sound, QUICKLY NO.Y... Mails illearilll5.b.114. She nad color , /ALES-NM SEEM _. BUT_.BUT IT WAS FIR • in exuberant not even the usual night noises to hate hen mh, and to regard her twirled around '\ 50 TENSE-. SiTTIM., I'M SORRY, frl HELEN-- Ate SICVI Street Bob Drake aa dull then, off in the only suitor, abandonment to the feelings of nature. But THERE- NOT/111{6-..- HONEST, N1E'S -. PLEASE 14ELF' So, in flight frAn both her lob and TRY TO western moon within net She was alive--and distance, some small rocks rat- SLAIN - PLEASE ME, WW1.- 1NIA7 IS Bob she went into NAACP OFFICIAL SACK TO 7 tains to think out things for m•r her nee nollov:19, bouncing from (above), 37, 60 litUM LEET FOR it.E facing, tot the first time in Medgar Evers , DEAR NW. and sought to liertalipliati to ledge down the side of something challenging the combine Life, a real challenge. ledge the top integration strategist Of a peak an old /Learner had told She decided that first she n a mutt for the NAACP in Mississip- Mr nod Sens bees IlitPlorett kinds of Kit put her hand to her head. death by a A bong way up the elope. an must nunt fot other pt. was shot to earth treinor tossed net against food, that she would not be A vague sense of something sniper outside his house In liedgs stunningly and tore away her familiar about the sound Of mesas pt {serape from the {edge It able to live- long on nuts and Jackson, Miss., while return- to het as the also =Revered an opening to • cove berries Her •faae showed no falling rocks came ing from a civil rights rally. which atie fowl° on reduning con- ut the earthquake tried Threading her way feat of the situation in which memory The FBI has been asked to almilinefia. consetousnesS. through with a she came she found herself. to break into ner join the investigation. Evers unoa an onerous intotorch' • broad valley Fr rn Again a slight grumble faded $ • wonu2111 by an extinct volcano. But Kit was not alone. was married and the father the ground [),.rending to the valley floor via the moment she sat dot' r, to oft into the distance, of three children. Iris unaware that bet vines Kit crack the nuts, she had an audi- tinder n e r tremored priieence had Deal otinerved by a garbed who kept and then every-thing seemed han. isricutoely ence. Bashntiller st • distance until she was stalked normal again. by Ernie tny • nose near Tlie stranger res- As the Indian girl stood For a long time Kit tried to NANCY cued her. quietly In the shadows of a 114 was (lift Roberts. • mineralo- pin down the illusive memory. had crushed into the vol- clump of trees nearby, gazing CAN'T UNDERSTAND \i gist who Then, exhausted from the ef- I cano crater se.era' years earlier wonderingly at this fairy-like during an aerial suns, to. gold ort, her head aching as it had 1T---THE WEATHERMAN I • mlay in the ,rater, he golden girl, her eyes show During Cliff alter the blow against the rift, I'M RAIN} tout 4inrenerer1 a few [Athens last nothing of her feelings. aRRRR--- DIDN'T PREDICT survtiors of a long Isolated tribe. she finally sank back in net Though she was three years SO MAD AT FOR TODAY leaf bed and tell Into uneasy younger than Kit she was • 0 CHAPTER 7 as slumber. SLUG GO .41 *lightly taller, and graceful • • • kr IT ADAMS nad completely a willow In a breeze. rd./FF ROBMITS, In 'his cave "clreled the lake In het un- When Kit, still unaware that bluff, awoke at successful attempt to find the she was observed, started nigh on the of the tremor. man who had nulled her Out of around the lake shore, the girl the fired sound that was all over!" the fake. However, the hunt followed like a shadow. darting "I thought His eyes wan- was not • total waste. from behind one tree to an- he exclaimed. valley stretched A patch of luscious purple other. dered over the dream world berries grew along the bank of Kit wandered on, lost in her out like a misty 4,111111i-- --1-721111 the lake, and on a small knoll surroundings, oblivious to the before him. again settled over nearby • great pecan tree tow- approach of night until the When quiet the valley* and the usual night ered in majestic splendor. sinking sun. in one dramatically .. . WA' sounds resumed Cliff thought • • The beauty of the tree was brilliant flare of fluorescence. S ••• OW -MI .0. •••••,.•••1 sof lost on Kit: her one concern flashed briefly across the upper- of the girt "1 guess have to feed her, WWI to determine whether the most bluffs, relishing nuts were ripe. Great was her "Well, thanks for the warn- he grumbled, secretly "She'd be pretty PAIANIRM disappointment on finding them ing, Sol," Kit said gaily. "Time the thought -.0 She's soft 'Van Buren green and bitter. to look for a hotel, I guess." helpless without me. • "'**7 1r.$11171$ I by Raeburn Sinking down with her back She stopped under a majestic with civilization." *RIRIE AN' SLATS ) t in cliff at Apaimanimurrr-Ispw -WT:e to the trunk of the tree, she tree that stood high on Its And the dwelling the lower end of the crater, munched on a handful of ber- twisted roots close to the lake's IT- ITS SO three awed, dark faces looked WITH- TOLD YoU, HONEY - IT'S ries. wondering Irritably how edge. Leaves lay everywhere. WE CAN'T UPSETTING, STuPIC) out over the valley. - PROBABLY SOME long It would be possible to She shoved a great pile up be- OUT PROPER AUTHORITY SLATS I TIME PRACTICAL JOKER WHO stay alive on berries alone. tween two of the roots. "Long ago," the old one said, AND WITH SUFFICIENT - GETS NIS KICKS OUT 0 • Bits of bark began falling plunked herself down on her "In the land of my fathers" TO TRACE THE CALL; OF DISTURBING on her head, annoying her fur- back, then, her hands behind he pointed toward the north- PEOPLE'S SLEEP. ther. and as she glanced up a her head, she gazed up at the rthere was a shaking of the DON'T LET IT GET small squirrel scampered light- darkening sky. earth. The Great Spirit showed Y'OU , the tree trunk to the "Just as simple his anger with the people. ly down She grinned. 1 ground, where It began digging as that! Best hotel room I've Mountains fell, the earth split in a cover of dead leaven. Then, ever had.- open. My father's people fled bright eyes flashing toward Kit. Only when Kit had fallen into the anger of the Great Spirit" scoffed the It sat up and began cracking a tired sleep did the ghostlike -Hush. old man," not a nut, turning it round and shadow that had followed her tallest one of the three. "Do me other places. -round with clever little claws. melt into the trees In the direc- speak to of do you of a "Hey. thanks!" Kit exclaimed, tion of the lower end of the Always prattle • • jumping happily to her feet. valley and disappear. land outside this valley and of She ran to a pile of leaves, To Kit, half dreaming, half a Great Spirit who watches dropped down beside them, and feeling, the world was a giant over it. Your words are hollow. hurriedly scooped up handfuls rocking chair, moving gently, I do not believe them." and tossed them aside. Lying swaying pleasantly back and -Where then do you think the all over the ground were nuts! forth. T h en, abruptly, every- man came from, Yucaipa?" asked the Evidently last year's crop, but thing changed, and the world girl, moving protect- by Al Capp Ingty closer to the old man. .8:•1 still quite good. Kit gathered became a ball-- a great boun- LIL' ABNER -The white man who rode the her skirt Into a basket, filled cing ball, and she on top of it, great metal bird came from No5ooN1 WE MitsT FIND THE MOST it with the pecans, and carried sliding first to one side and Am KNOWS -MAINLY 5ECuZ where somewhere. There are people WE'VE POLSKID TH E WOR-D S t THIPaca them to a large rock, then the other PA the ban YOKUPer ELSE EVAH WANTED TO viOltrilLSS• out there-my grandfather nev- ON THE MORE'5our she settled down for a feast_ careened down a flight of stairs, GREATEST EXPERT THAT WORTHLESS ate er lies." LowER SLOE!)- KNOW AN,CT1-11 NG • • While she cracked and rolling and thudding, rumbling WORLD'S MOST coUNTR•i!! at4 pecans. Kit's thoughts continu- and groaning, so that Kit, In Some instinct of caution had BoviA THAN 13OUT I T..r• V. the dark I WORT1-4LESS CCUN ally wandered to the savage- her sleep, covered hears with kept girl from men- h e ..... AW/SODY--- • 7..• •t.2 looking Man. her hands In an effort to cut tioning t presence of the golden young woman she had sols a. -Despicable creature!" she out the sound. Then she sue, seen. It was a precions secret •s• aloud, but in spite of her- deniy found herself awake, lis- .s said for herself alone. sett she remembered the man's tening to a very real noise, She All she 4•1 -10 strength, the width of his sat up with a start_ this night had not It was still night. Stars slept, fear haunting her that shoulders, the rippling of his I. muscles against her while he gleamed faintly In a misty, Yucaipa would find the young In his arms. deep-blue sky. woman. The girl remembered 4 had held her if 4 "Wonder how he'd look with- The Pounds suddenly ceased, clearly h Is'. treatment of his gentle wife, Dispirited, • out that heard," she thought and the valley was swallowed ctOr constantly harassed by her with a amile. in a hushed expectancy. husband, she had dled five She finished the nuts. and "What is it?" Kit asked her- stood up to brush the shells self uneasily. -What is every- years ago. . • • the man thing waiting for? And the (To Bo Continued Tomorrow), 9. .0.• . +noir, from her skirt. Then, IL., •.44 •••••• Nor* NM • • 1011111111111110 werdion4

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SATURDAY -- JUNE 15, 1983 P A Lit lq..) L.Tik IRL LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENT( CKY their moth- The Pot tertown Homemakers Club %.%/7////////// /7,V/ ///,1%//.1114221%/11//2/77/%///l/.///////Z.,,Z.,.Z tional problems because until mid- will meet at the home of Mrs. W. A. meals and stay alone good therapist Ladd Jr. South 8th Street at 11 am. PERSONALS ' night. Wouldn't a her • • • Dear Abby . . tell a mother to stay home with developing elm- The Nature's Palette Garden Club Mrs. Raymond Willoughby and children? They are GIRLS will meet with Mrs. A. 0. Woods at Mrs, Alex Ellis of Paris, Tennessee ONE OF THE that doesn't 7 am Each member is to bring an were visitors in Murray Thursday. DEAR ONE: No, but • • • improper. Perhaps the _arrangement with any color harm- mean it is Mrs. Lean Jones and daughter, It's Doubtful, Mother! girl used her gifts and cannot return • • • Mrs. Dewey Holland. of Flora, Ill., them, so she's doing the nest best her. She's — Thursday, June 2111th are visitors in the home of Mr. and thing. Don't be critical of The Willing Workers Mrs. Cary Rose. Mrs. Jones will having enough problems as it is. Sunday Abigail Van Buren . • • School Class of the Scotts Grove visit with her daughter, Mrs. Rose, several DEAR ABBY: My best friend is a ,McCallon at 1 p.m. • • • Baptist Church will have a supper and son, Gs R. Jones, for widow, aged 52. She was Just told by • • • Murray Assembly No 19 Order of at Triangle Inn at seven o'clock in weeks. • • • / ////% // „ „, ", /7 11/J her doctor that she is pregnant. Her &dm C&-n. The Suburban Homemakers Club the Rainbow for Girls will meet at the evening LISISZLIZ • • • of Mr. and boy friend Ls separated from his will meet at the home of Mrs. Bern- the Masonic Hall at 7 p.m. Visitors in the home DEAR ABBY: My daughter. who two years, and sac seems to be Holmes Mrs. Darrell wife, but not divorced Her only Monday, June 17th ard Tabers at 730 pm. • • • Mrs Dunn are has three children, all under 12, getting worse instead of better. She income is $108 per month social The Penny Homemakers Club will • • • The Faith Doran Circle of the Morris and daughter. Linda, and divorced her husuand three years goes to him three nights a week security from her dead husband. ,.<.; at the home of Mrs Leota The Christian Women's Fellow- WSCS of the First Methodist Churs Brad Holland of Flora, Ill. ago She had no choice, as drinking, while her children get their own She asked me what to do, so I am r s.ssworthy at 9 30 am Members ship of the First Christian Church ch will meet at the home of Mrs. "• gambling and women took the food er is so irritable and on edge, and Mrs. Guy Kelly, is vi-otang her asking you. o:e change in time There will not will meet at the church at 6 30 p.m. Leonard Vaughn at 2'30 pm. Mrs. out of their mouths. She started is gone so much allW can I find HER FRIEND se a potluck lunch. for the installation of officers. E. W Riley will be cohostess and mother in Shelbyville this week, going to a "therapist" for treatment out more about this -therapist" • • • ' DEAR FRIEND: If your friend is • • • • • • Mrs. J. T. Sammons will be the pro- and counseling He is not a doctor, without causing trouble? I think he interested in finding a Home F or gram leader. and I never did understand what is a faker. Tuesday, June 18th The Woman's Missionary Society Read The Ledger's Unwed Mothers in her area, tell her • • • qualifies him to practice. My daugh- CONCERNED MOTHER The Stella Homemakers Club will of the First Baptist Church will to write to me and I will help her. meet at the home June 18th him $100 .a month for of Mrs. Howard meet at the church at 9:30 am. WedilloadaY. Classifieds ter has paid DEAR CONCERNED: Assuming In the meantime, she should see a he WERE a faker, and you could lawyer to determine what her "boy prove it, you would accomplish noth- friend's" responsibility is to her and ing unless you first gained the con- her child. • • • fidence of your daughter, and to- Two Cool Treats gether you insestlgated this "thera- DEAR ABBY: My parents are For Warm Days pist." il read where one woman getting very crabby in their old age. Fruitful beeame so enchanted with "Dr." Every time I want to do something, 1:9vorite2 they think of a million things that Ben Casey that she admitted that ly in crumb pie shell. Chill she didn't care whether he was a can go wrong. I have been talking II until firm. "real" doctor or not—she'd let him this over with my friends, and they Garnish with sweetened operate on hers Try to convince tell me their parents are the same halved strawberries, if desired. your daughter that she'd be wise to way. Parents today are too strict Makes 1 18-in.1 pie. investigate hr r therapist's back- about everything. My parents were YIN EA IMLE HEAVENLY ground a is d qualifkallons before always this way, but they seem to be getting worse. What can I do? CR EME continuing %silt' him. "PRISONER" 2 c. corn flakes or IS C. • • • DEAR "PRISONER": You can pkg. corn flake crumbs thank your lucky stars that you 2 tbsp. sugar RABBY: We gave one of the DEA have parents who care enough about 3 tbsp. soft butter or our office a bridal shower girls in you to worry about the million margarine she broke off the engage- and then things that can go wrung—before 1 tbsp. unflavored gelatin rnent. Instead of returning the gifts c. sugar they do. she passed a note around the office • • • tsp. salt asking each of us to list our gift es 1131, oz. caril and how much we paid for it, saying For a personal reply, write to crushed pineapple she wanted to refund the money. ABBY, Box 3365. Beverly Hills, 1 18 oz.i pkg. cream Have you ever heard of this being California and include a self-ad- cheese. softened done, and do you think it was prop- dressed, stamped envelope. .Abby 1 c. whipping cream er answers ALL mail If using corn flakes, crush Into fine crumbs; combine with sugar and butter; mix well. Reserve 2 tbsp crumb mix- Murray Lumber Co. Inc. ture for topping; press rest evenly and firmly into bottom OLDEST AND LARGEST LUMBER CO. IN MURRAY iceiloss C. of 1 qt. ice cube tray. CORN FLAKE CRUMBS mixed with sugar and butter are pressed evenly and firmly Chill. EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL around siies and bottom of pie pan to make crunchy crust for Strawberry Mallow Pie. Mix gelatin, sugar and salt thoroughly in small saucepan. 104 East Maple St Tel 753-3161 Add syrup drained from JOAN O'SULLIVAN ly crushed pineapple and cook THIS is that warm season STRAWBERRY into fine crumbs. Combine over low heat, stirring con- I of the year when the MALLOW PIE corn flake crumbs, sugar and stantly until gelatin is dis- _ easy way is the best way as 3 f torn- ft:sleet or S';-- C. batter; mis well. solved. far as cooking is concerned. pkg corn flake crumbs. Press corn flake mixture Cool slightly. And what could be easier 2 tbsp sugar evenly and firmly around sides Beat cream cheese until soft than today's two fruit-flavored e. soft butter or and bottom of 8-in, pie pan. and smooth. Stir in gelatin HOLLAND DRUG desserts? Cool delights that margarine Chill. mixture and crushed pine- you "cook" in the refrigera- 2 tbsp water Heat water, lemon juice and apple. tor. they come to the table 1 tbsp. lemon juice salt in medium-size saucepan Whip cream until stiff; fold chilled to perfection. t.m, salt Until boiling. Add marshmal- into cream cheese mixture. Will Be Open This Sunday Crumb Crust 3 c humature marsh- lows. Reduce heat, stir until Spread evenly in crumb- Each is made with an easy- mallows marshmallows are melte d. lined tray: top with reserved Poe your Drug, Prascription and Sundry floods do corn flake crumb crust 1 c. whipping cream Cool. crumb mixture. that's delicious. One is fla- 2 c. sliced strawberries Whip cream until stiff; fold Chill until firm. vored with fresh strawberries; Halved strawberries in cooled marshmallow mix- Cut into bars or pie-shaped WI WILL DS OLOSED from the other with crashed pine- for garnish ture and sliced strawberries. pieces to serve. POM-A r Ns: CREWE is served In pie-shaped 11 :SO a.m. to 1:00 p.m. for Ohuroh Hour &PO& If using corn flakes, crush. Spread cream mixture tight. Serves 6 to 8. sireiliges. Thai cool treat was chilled in an ice cube tray. All Jersey Milk Has The Parents' Magazine Seal of Commendation

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