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In The Afternoon God Daily Newspaper We 1 For Murray arid • Trust 1 Callowai County United IR OUR 8411i YEAR Press International Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, August 21, 1963 MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. LXXXIV No. 197

New Books For Emotion Is Needed Scouts Received At In Religion, Graham • • PuHic Library LOS ANGELES gret --- Evangelist rah- Graham said Tuesday night Trapped Miners by MR'S. JEAN BLANKENSHIP. flair more emodon in religion might Of paieicular interest to Boy rah( "a return to heartfelt faith in Scouts, Cub Scouts. end leaders in alesea Christ" and help combat ma- Seouting is the latest ahipment of - agalistic philosophy in a genera- books from the State Department than "schooled in violence, sex and Still No Closer of Libraries in Frankfort. All Count- ies in the state which participate in $10,002 $12,000 Graham said . emotion was con- the regional Library Program have c'ecred all right at a baseball game ill preseots some received the complete Merit Badge or the theater, but "if we shed a bill presented to Series pi:tali-shed by the Boy Scouts et la- r or show, a smile in church, ist January, and • 'it" etmerica. Being Rescued ,*"-body screams 'over-emotion'," in. These figures The publication of this series traham hit at "(I:Lidless theor- ales. started in 1913, and hat, been kept ies" and said "the Ten Commands' _ up-to-date la- the addition each By RUSS GREEN v7ittithlg the piobe. Fellin, commu- ills hove been laughed at" in his . • ,s•e - r of these interests proved most United Pressalinternational nicating threuth tilaaeix-ineh wide AEllt before a crowd of 24.150. It was .aenaticial to boys. The 63 volumes 'contact hole" drilled earlier, sug- lie fifth session in his current 25- are wel bound and cover all sub- HAZLETON. Pa. teli — Rescue rti.ed taat the probe be mused. ii•.• crusade at Memorial Coliseum. Jests from Aviation to Zoology. Some .earkers. conceded tod:y they are no aescuers vorked through the night I Graham told his audience that at the more timely interests such closer to bringing ort three miners ,move the heavy rig to a spot icon must go deeper than mere as Safety, Horsemanship, Coin Col- Wired 331 feet underground than 18 feet west of the present hale. attendance at church services. Jack Salmon lecting..Swimming, Pioneering, BUM- tam' were nine days ago when a As of 11 a.m. EDT the rig had drill- "While I have never subscribed er Personal Fitness, and others, • ve-in entombed them down 110 feet. to sensationalism, surface emotion- Commoifty Semina.- should interest boys of all ages, whe- Stroh: ds of 'getting to one of the Fellin's wife, Anna, spoke with alism or flashy religious demon- ther they sire Scouts or not. men. hiiS Bova, 42, a ere so gleamy al briefly bt the telephone rigged I-To-Wall' er7tions, I believe there is a burn- v\":11 Hell! Here Also. many requests which come that a • ers temporarily natc through the contact hole at 10 a.m. ing need for a return to heartfelt intd the library and are in a sense isnaci th.'ir attempts ELT. bat the noise of the drilling :hoose a I faith in Jesus Christ. - sr:et:lived can now be filled through H. G. (Jack, Salmon will preside Bo• .paraiad fromn David prevented a long coliveraation. "Nazism had fire: communism has the aid of these volumes. st a Commodity Seminar here Fri- Petal' Henry Thrane. 28. Fellin's stepson. Joseph Klein, re- fare. and Christianity had better fil v Each boak contains the complete night. by a rock i‘nd debris. He ported that Fellin merely said he catch fire." pmkgr requirements for working toward It will be held at the Murray is believed to- be injured and has was "in good spirits." a sat-ace-far badge, along with ill- Women's club at 8:00 p. m. gone without food since the ceiling Suggests Removal itahoicns and instructions. It is Funeral Of Lloyd Mr. Salmon is the president of cved in Aug. 16. His only susten- Fellin, communicating through a TER h had that local leaders will take I otasyille-Clayton, Inc. a Commo- ance has been the brackish moisture six-inch-wide hole drilled earlier, advantage of these books and use Futrell Held Today dity Brokerage Company in Louis- seeping along the walls of his chern- suv.g,ated that the probe be iwavect. — L. them extensively in program plan- . ville. ber. Officials aithdrew their equipment The funeral of Lloyd Futrell was run', for *the coming year. • He is a former resident of Mur- Ha' for Bova was gh ing way to atid planned a now probe 18 feet held today at 2-00 p. m. with Rev. ray and a graduate of the University thapair among his closest relatives. west of ths present hole, to stalk .as Norman Culpepper officiating. Bur- -!' Kentucky. "My brother is goine to die," said soon as the drill could be moved. New Murray ial was in the Elm Grove cemetery. His father. Collie Salmon has been Peter Bove. 58. "I know it and he Fellin and Throne have been Hospital Report Pallbearers were Euel Lockhart, a long time resident of Murray and !mows it. Lou will starve to death good condition throughout their or- Bonney Lockhart, Bobby Lockhart, operates a restaurant here a. fore they reach him. But his deal. They joked and conversed with Darrel Lockhart. Gary Wicker and Gene est. and Harold Branch, wife is there and he does not want their wives over the phone Tuesday. Eugene Smith.' MURRAY RES-WENT Linea Ryan (left), 1 143 Olive Street, and Jeanne Allen, Mar- Great progress was made during account executives, will assist Mr. her to know the truala H. has been Rut for 39 hours — since 9 am,, Max Churchill Falheral -Home was galmon at the seminar. -- Bove had remained tinsburg, Ky., liAttn atten:ively as Billy Edd Wheeler, the "Mr. Rivets" in -Stars In the week of August 12-16 on the a ininer long enough to knot: the EDT,EDT. Monday new Murray hospital. A low of 58 In charge. I The public is cordially invited shape he is in." silent: he was feared dead. My Crown" plays the flute at a performance of the outdoor play at Kentucky Lake and a high of 82 was recorded dur- Others In Good Shape Three taps — the traditional sign State Park which haa top-quality a ting,10e-tapping music, • superb Choreography ing the week with rain causing the But Fellan and Throne are known of safety in the Pennsylvania minet and an exciting story lu the two hours of entntainment. halt of some outside work. to be in fairly good condition de- --disclosed late Tuesday that Bova Brick layers worked on back of Political-Religious Crisis spite the bone-chilling dsmpneas. still was alive. Fellin, who had building. Plasterers started on the Food and water is lowered to them shouted to his co-worker to tap Distr'ct DAR Meet floor with the scratch or bottom regularly and they mey be able to relayed the dramatic news to thi Post till Appeal $3 Million coat. Lathers are working on sec- Explodes Suddenly In Saigon live through the days and perhaps surface. Here Well Attended ond and ,fourth Dears. Crew graded weeks that may elapse la fore they Rescue workers, officials, spectat- driveways and parking'areas.. Plumb- can be brought to the surface near ors and newsmen shoeted. -He's n" Special The First District meeting of the ers, electricians. sheet metal men By NEIL SHEEHAN ployed at vital points in and around treshistaanr:rtoaci alive! He's. alive!" hire!'"Eva Bova, Judgment United Preto International Against Them DAR held at the Woman's Club and insulators all were working on Saigon—at the airfield, the national Rescue efforts, whiela must be 32. froze, then sank gratefully into 161430N. South Viet O.QO on a 'Wouse I iPt waek with the Paducah various pines of the building. • Nam — ractiaibutiding, the presidential pa- ircte•ichminPineVal"g %IX% Thru 3,bc_arin of friengls. She pas "riven and the Captain- -Wendell Our ramerete floor was poured in tun- I President Ngo Dinh Diem declared lace, telephone and power stations ne:-are -confined tp- dmieg a foot- to her hdriV'tn ilearby leatteraon- ily-elimusa X. TAYLOR for the same period last year. • chapters serving as hosts, was well nel. imartial lea throughout South Viet and road intersections. wide -contact hole." . ville for some rest. United Prete International I --Southeastern Conference Corn- Main trunk line was tested, and 1g System attended by state officers, the na- electricians ran wire in race ways.'Nam today and sent his heavily- This "contact hole" serves only Not Bleeding ATLANTA .17a — Wallace Butts, rnia;ioner Bernie Moore said the It could not be determined im- tamed vice-president general, Mrs. Back wall cleaned by bricklayers armed troops storming through pa- as a means of supplying the two The Bova family doctor asked the .round little man of football verdict should help lift -the dark mediately whether there were any Fred Osborne. and members from and scaffolds were removed.. Car- goda headquarters of Buddhist op- men with food and water .until the Evian to determine if Bove we; whose teams at the University of !cloud" -hanging over intercollegiate casualties in the raids. the 14 Firat District chapters. penters formed top position. next phase of the operntion—ac- bleeding. By the tap system, the Georgia earned him fame for 32 football and the Southeastern Con- of tunnel, and At least 100 Buddhist monks were The sudden crackdown on anti- years. held a new one for the re- !fereilee. Participating chapters tvere Mur- the concrete was poured. Men work- teelly getting rescue workers into tranped miner indicated ne was not, ray, Bowling Green. Central City, arrested in raids carried out under government elements took place just was not covered by cord books today — a $3.060000 libel ' ing on driveways, and parking areas. the entrapment, can be sterted. arra' that he Hartford. a state of siege decreed by Diem a day before the new U. S. ambas- suit judgment against the Saturday --Lan Internal Revenue Service Henderson HopkinSt'ille, Elevator men excavating hole in pit The 60-ton drilling rig had come rock. Nevertheless, there was con- a:au:Lammas amid reports that a coup d'etat was sador to Saigon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Evening Post. spokesman in Washingteen indicated Livermore, Madisonville, Morgan- to receive the large pipes holding to within 138 feet of Fellin and cern about his condition. 'H that federal taxes may take a big fiell, Morgantown. Owensboro, Pa- hydraulic fluid. Roof deck men have imminent. was due here "to replace Frederack Throne Tuesday but the anticipated A cave-in last Tuesday caught the It was the second highest award chunk of any final settlement. The ducah, Russelhale. and Scottsville. form board and wire down and are In a massive crackdown on anti- Notting. Lodge arrived in Tokyo escape channel had to be abandoned three men deep in the mine shaft. gg ever made in a libel suit and the spokesman cited a Supreme Court Assembly call was given by Stan- ready to pour light weight concrete. government elements, the president today en roate to Saigon, but re- when Pellin reported by telephone As debris tumbled down the .ahaft ''' highest ever involving a sports per- dtachaen holding that punitive dam- ley 'Jewell, bugler. The National appointed a new military governor fused to comment on the Vietna- that pressure was causing cracks in of the mine, Fellin end Throne dose ilete sonality. ages paid to a person in a libel suit Anthem was led by Mrs. James C. of Saigon and a new chief of staff. tnese situation. the ceiling of their tiny chamber. in one direction, Boas in another; are taxable. He said also that com- Kirscheessner, General Samuel Hop- He also imposed press censorship. A presidential decree broadcast Down 111 Feet the plummeting rock wp. rated them , Butts, sometimes called "Weeping pensatory damages also may be tax- kins chaper and the welcome by The long-smouldering religious po- by the national radio declared "a Sixteen hours were consumed in by about 18 feet. Wally" in football coaching circles. Kentucky News .t KENGAS If the injury for which they hose chepters. litical crisis in this Southeast Asian state of siege throughout the ter- wept openry when the jury brought were paid causes no loss of income. Mrs. John Nance. regent l Mur- country - exploded suddenly early ritory of Viet Nam. beginning from in its decision Tuesday in federal when thousands of the day of the publication of the rainiagiLABAAA Second Largest ray and Mrs. Themes Braes, re- ' soldiers and court. It came after seven hours and gent of laaducah madh these wel- Briefs policemen swept into the main Xa decree and continuing until further Heavy Docket Completed In 13 minutes of deliberation and cli- The $3.060.000 award — $60.000 )W come talks. Loi pagpda and rounded up more notice maxed a suit that had run into its for actual damages and $3 million State officers reported and the than 100 monks. Upon his arrival in Tokyo from third week in testimony from more in punitive damages — was second main speaker was Mrs. Robert C. - BUDGET GETS READING The gevernrrent forces fired pistol Hi Lodge declined to com- 'han 50 $3.5 The Court Judge Miller witnesses. only to the million won'by New Hume. State Regent. The afternoon FRANKFORT. lav rep — sheta and • sod tear gas bombs and mentmm on reports that martial law • The York radio commentator John Hen- haLd grenades as they swarmed into had been declared in South Viet But Butts was en;pper at a news session consisted of 11 question and Frankfort city budeet for fiscal ry Faulk against a publication, the center of heddhiet Nana Lodge had planned to spend ccriference an hour later answer period and the invitation for 1963-64. calling for expenditures of opposition to Cases completed in the court of children under sixteen years. the Aware. Inc. Diem':' euthoritarion regime. a day in Tokyo before proceeding to "I feel like a champ," the former 1964. Some. of the topics discussed $926.910.97, was given its first read- Judge Robert 0. Miller over the Sheriff. On bond to appear before iS Rahl Other Pagodas Saigon to replace Frederick Nott- coati and then athletic" director Faulk contended an article in were the mountain school located ing before the City Commission p.a.st week are as follows, according the September Grand Jury. F Ocinrs r iso earlal at least ing. but it was believed his plans said. AtIvare connected him with a pro- at Hindman. Kentucky, the high Monday night and was approved three to the court record. other pagodas in the most serious might be changed. K. M. Carter, issuing and utter- Other Developments Communist group and led to his school in Knott County, both'DAR by a 4-1 vote. The budget will be flare-up of violence in the 15-week Shots Fired Rob Fred Enoch. Hazel route one. ing a cold and worthless check, the There were these immediate de- dismissal by the Columbia Broad- supported; the youth organization given a second reading and placed dispute between the government and Hundreds of heavily-armed troops speeding. State Police Fined, 510.00 Sheriff. Made restitution of $15 00 velopments: casting System and to a subsequent CAR and the JAC clubs and the for adoption next Monday night. , the Buddhist majority over alleged and police, firing pistol shots and and coats suspended... to Liberty Grocery, Fined 510 00 --The aaturday Evening Post blacklist in the broadcast industry. Junior American Citizenship spon- sored each year in all the high WORKER KILLED - religious discrimination. using tear gas bombs and hand gre- and costs suspended. mid it will appeal the award by the Butts claimed that his character Bill Brandon, public drung, the schools. LOUISVILLE tPI — Samuel Thousands more troops were de- nades..swarmed into the main Xa Jury of 12 businessmen. It has 30 was smeared and his career ruined Sheriff. Given six days in jail. Finis Hutchens, public drunk. the to visit and help Loi pagoda and arrested the monks • 10 days in which to file briefs. by an article. "The Story of a A call was made Jenkins. 57. a city street cleaner, Sheriff. Fined $10.00 and costs su- shrine Duncan afternoon when who had been demonstrating there .,--eleorgia defensive line coach College Football Fix," appearing in support the state. was killed Tuesday Dwight Hale, petit larceny. the' spended. Rev. Kelso Will against the government of President John Gregory, the only member the March 23 issue of the Post. Tavern located at Paris: Kentucky. he fell from a motorized acoop. Sheriff. Requested trial and was Ngo Dinh Diem. of the Gebrgia athletic ,staff to Bach was urged to visit the DAR Fellow workmen said Jenkins log Be Sunday Speaker found guilty by jury. Fined $100 James Ross Smith, Murray route Troops also raided three other testify for Butts, was fired from The Post. in the magazine arti- museum in Washington. D. C. his balance when the vehicle and costs of $25.50. two. leaving the scene of an acci- pagodas in Saigon in the most ser- his job by Georgia coact, Johnny cle, reported that Butts, in an over- struck a street depression and was Rev. James Kelso, Missionary to dent amended to Breach of Peace. had ious flare-up of violence in the 15- Robert E. Sledd, Hazel route one, Griffith. Gregory immediately char- heard telephone conversation, dragged about 80 feet. Colombia, South America will speak State Police. Fined $25.00 and costs week dispute between the govern- Improper license. Conservation Of- ged the firing came because of his given valuable secrets about the JayCees Hold Meet at the Martin''s Chapel Methodist of $15.50. fROLET IMPALA ment. and the Buddhist majority. ficer William McLernore. Fined stand in the controversy University of Georgia football team PEACE CORPS TESTS SET Church Sunday August 25 at 11 Bear Bry- Here Last Night It could not be determined whe- $1500 and costs suspended. Aubrey H. Thurman, city. reckless —Curtis Publishing Co., publisher to Alabama coach Paul LOUISVILLE Ilea — Peace Corps a m. ant prior to last fall's game between placement tests will'be given Satur- ther there were any casualties in driving, State Police. Fined $1000 of the Saturday Evening Post, said Rev. Kelso has been a missionary Cecil Eldridge, failure to comply and the two schools. Alabama won, day at 15 post offices and federal the raids. costs of $15.S0_ in New York that it has slashed its I for 15 years serving in the South with orders of the court in sup- 35-0. The Murray Jaycees held their buildings throughout Kentucky_ The The U. S. Embassy in Tokyo said losses for the second quarter to American country. porting children under sixteen. the Jack Skinner, issuing and utter- Bryant also sued for $115 million recallar monthly dinner meeting at tests will lead to the placement of Word has been received from the 'ONTIAC HT 51.099.000 from a loss of $14,727,000 He ia a native of Calloway County Sheriff. Placed under bond of $1, ing a cold and worthless check. the . • and that suit is still pending in at the Triangle Inn. prospective volunteers at overseas U. S. Embassy in Saigon that all -Dr. Star ('hief 6:30 last night and a minister of the Cumberland before the SepteMber Sheriff. On bond to appear before court at Birmingham. Americans in the South Vietnamese 000 to appear the federal Larry Depp. national director, spoke posts. Presbyterian Church, I the September Grand Jury. capital had been warned to take Grand Juiy. VOLKSW'GEN The. Post has asked for a change on state wide activities. Joe Ward The public is invited to worship cover the raids. of venue. showed slides concerning the re- BA)qDT CAPTURED with the Martin's Chapel Church following Gene Lysaght. Marion. Ohio, fish- Walter Hutchens, city, keeping, 3UICK 4-Dr. Weather Used As Headquarters cent tennis tournament trip to Peru, KNOXVILLE. Tenn. let — East and hear Rev.'Kelso speak. ing without a license, William Mc- managing and conducting a ma- flop, 19,000 actual Utah, Tennessee badman John Edward The Xa Loi pagoda has been Lemore Consecrvation Officer. Fined chine or contrivance for gambling, niles. with Power Report Duck Hunting Season headquarters for rebellious Bud- Mrs. Julian Evans introduced the Miller underwent surgery Tuesday WA'TERFIELD SCORES NUNN the $15.00 and costs of $15.50. amended to permitting operation of United Press Internialorial Opens December One dinner guests who were the boys for injuries suffered in a car wreck dhists who have been feuding with a gambling device on premesis. Fined 2,HEVY Truck government officials over alleged Elroy Sykes, —public drunk, the Kentucky Lake: 7 a. m 3559. and girls who served as represent- before he was captured and form- BOWLING GREEN. Ky. irea — $200 and costs of $17.50. 'ickup Harry Lee Waterfield. the religious discrimination by the gov- Sheriff. Fined $10.00 and costs of • down 02; below dam 3027, no FRANKFORT, Ky. Ina — A 35- atives of the Murray Jaycees at the ally charged %all armed robbery. Democrat- ic nominee for lieutenant gavernor, ernment. Diem and many of his top $22.50. Herbert Rumfelt, public drunk, DODGE Truck ft change in 24 hours. day , duck hunting season with a tournament Other dinner guests, The 26-year-old gunman, the sub- aides are Roman Catholic. State Police, Fined 510e0 and costs. 'ickup 5:19. higher bag limit opens at noon on were the foreign exchange students. ject of a massive manhunt that charged here Tuesday night that Sunset 6:41; sunrise Johnny Brandon. failure to com- of $15.50. Dec. 1 with the goose season re- The Jaycees will sponsor the Bis- involved three states and federal GOP gubernatorial candidate Louie The sudden crackdown on Budd- ply with main orders to support Darrell Lockhart, issuing and ut- WILLYS JEEP latively unchanged from last year. bees Comedians to be held here authorities for more than a month, Nunn would be unable to "get along hist headquarters led Western ob- tering a cold and worthless check, !-Wheel Drive Western Kentucky — Most The state Department of Fish three nights. . was reported In aatiatactory con- with any legislature." servers to believe the crisis may the Sheriff. Made restitution qf sunny and warmer today with a and Wildlife Resources said the The state Jaycee saimm meet will dition at University Hospital here. Waterfield told a fund - raising have reached a climatic point) The TIGER BOOKS HERE $15.00. fined $10.00 and costs of high in the middle 80s. Fair and duck hunting season will continue be held at Entabethtown August barbecue here, "It is very hard to The dissident Buddhist leaders warmer tonight, low in the low 60s through Jars 4 with hunting limit- 24. cooperate with a man who is so had plans of a demonstration on $22.50. Edwards. assault and bat- Thursday. partly overcast and ed daily to from sunrise to sunset. The Jaycees voted to sponsor a NOW YOU KNOW even-tempered that he appears to the arrival of Ambassador Lodge Hughes E C IA tery. the Sheriff Placed under bond warmer. The bag limit Will be four ducks rodeo to be held here Friday and be negative all the time this week, and it was speculated the Murray High Tiger yearbooks will and may include one hooded merg- Saturday night September he, and 21 By United Press International He said a Republican governor government had moved before the of $500. Roatin sale in the recreation room reckle& driving, The 5 a. m. (ESTI temperatures: anser. at the Jaycee fair grounds Bill Total expenses of the 7.028 hos- has difficulty in working in har- plans could be carried out. Hughes Edwards, of the Austin School on August 26 , of 'V 556. Lexington 58, Cov- The possession limit after two Redick was named prograrn chair- pitals registered by the American mony with a Democratic legislature. The religious-political dispute has the Sheriff. Fined $100 and costs :HEVY ington 52, Paducah 54, Bowling days of hunting will be eight ducks. man for the event. Riders will be Hospital Association rose to a re- Waterfield said that Nunn, "could eroded popular support for the Diem and 27 from 8:30 to 4:00 p. m. 510:so. Green 58, London 65, Hopkinsville The goose season is set for Nov. from several 'different Western cord amount of $10,129,216,000 last not even work with the members' regime and has disrupted the gov- Those students wishing to purchase Houston Graham, MOSS. Mississ Police. 62, Huntington, W Va. 63 and Es'- 7-Jan. 15 with a bag and po.asession states There will be bronc riding, year. 7.3 per cent above the 1961 of his own party in the legislature,' ertnnept's protracted struggle a- the yearbooks are urged to be pre- ippi, reckless driving, State costs of $1550. . $100 - ansville, Ind., 53. limit of five. calf roping and many other events. toll" according to the association. much less the Democrats." gainst Cong ,guerrillas. sent at the abqve time, Paned $10.00 and

• MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY — AUGUST 21,1963 fttJ 111.421 THE LEDGER & TIMES — • 6.d1•••••• THE LEDGER & TIMES Cardinals LEDGER &TIMES rr PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc.. Oonsohdation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Tunes, and The SPORTS -Herald, °team' 1938, and the West Kentuckian, January Cool Off; Tunes ES, MEWS WE 1, 1941. HAVE IT PUBLISHER ORE JAM lili C. WILLIAMS, Dodgers Win g We reserve the eght to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor, or Public Voice items which, in our opinion, are not for the best in- • terest of our readers. By MILTON RICHMAN • United Press International NATIONAL aLPRIMENTATIVES: WALLACE WI'TMER CO., 1509 Bye bye. Redbirds. Bldg., New York, N.Y.; American League Race Called A Real Mess Madison Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; Time & Life That wa, about the size of it for I rated interivational Stephenaon Bldg., Detroit, Mich. b the cooled-off Cerdinals today after N tTIONAL LEAGUE intved at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as the high-riding Dodgers beet than. P. I t. ft 7-5. Tuesday night to increase their With Pitchers Still Ahead Of The Hitters Secusal Class Matter. Loa Angeles 75 48 .610 National League lead to fs,„ games per et-ASCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 20e, St. Louis 69 55 .557 6, The Cardinals came into -Lob An- By 3d1LTON RICHMAN hit Wail Harmon Killebrew singled opening rrame aner which Pizarro pa. year, $4.50; else'. month 85e. In Calarway and adjoining counues, San Francisco 68 56 .548 7, geles filled with pennant ideas fol tailed Preen international in the seventh. reeired 24 bitters in order before Where. $800. Philadelptua _ 69 59 530 8,8 losing their three striuglit victorte Sehatta Imes! the Red Roe put together four more tal 61 .527 10 That's Plaarro's effort was similar to their runs In the "The Outstanding Civic Asset of a Gesismanity is the Cincinnati mer the stumbling San Friuicas, the only wey to describe singles for both Mau aukee 65 60 520 11 Giants. the entire American League situa- Aguirre's although the Red Bost runs Integrity of its Newspegiess ninth Mauro drove .in three Chicago 64 60 .516 11, One misplay killed all those ideas tion nicked him for five hits Felix Man- many hits Pittsburgh ___ 62 61 504 13 A lopsided is tilla got Boston's first hit in the with as WEDNESDAY AUGUST 21. 1963 and the unfortunate victim sea first race one thing, but Hodston _ 46 50 365 30, nasentan Ball White. ordmanly gine who ever heard of the pitchers still — - Hea York . 40 86 317 36,, of the (mess players in the circuit._ being ahead of the hitters In late Tuesday's Result. Here Alio August? the situation: ACCUSER—Bona Ma- 5 Chicago 3 PERU It's Quotes From The News Pittsburgh The. Dodgers trailed, 4-2, in the nta Lorenz, 26, carries her different in spring training 4 Phil& J. 1st, ta-i N.., York fourth inning and had runners on 17-month-old daughter into where the hitters can claim they're 2nd, 12 ate. Ity UNITED PRESS INTKILNATIoNAL Philadelphia 2 New York 1. first end second when John Rose- court in Miami. Fla., where rusty frost the long winter lay-nII, adotif- onamott PLAQUEMINE, La. - - A Negro leader at the scene of a innings. night boro grounded to white. she is pressing a paternity but whet excuse can they offer now Ceicaulati 1 Houston 0. night force speedy Willie Dav- a/ter having five demonstration at which authorities used fire hoses and elec- Trying to net against Marcos Perez months to sharpen Brokers' in Commodities Exclusively Lae Angeles '7. St Loins 5. night is at second. White three the bee. former dictator of their batting eye.? tric proddieg rods to disperse the pickets: Junenez, Milwaukee 6 San Francisco 1, night Into center field, enabling Frans Venezuela. It is this suit Oh well, maybe things will all even -This town apparently wants war." Invites You To Attend A Teday's Games Henvau'd to score from second to,: which resulted In a Circuit up by RinsiositivIng Day. Tuesday New York at illulacielptua; night Davis all the way from first on the Court order that delayed his night, however, it was strictly one- -WASHINGTON --- President Kennedy, noting that the Puisburgh at Chicago errorrfore extradition to his homeland sided and the pitchers had a ball. United States already has enough bombs to kill 300 million Cincinnati at Houston. night the inning was over. th, for embezzlement triaL TY SEMINAR night Harts One-Hitter OMMODI persons in one hour:, St. Louis at Los Angeles. Dodgers rallied for live runs and Milwaukee at San Francisco tint game. Friday Evening, Augunt 23, 8 p.m. ••How many weapons do you need?" that aas ball Moe Diebowtely of Kansas City. Thursday's Games Giants Lase MURRAY SOFT BALL LEAGUE for example, beat Washington. 0-0, Pittsbursh at Chicago STANDINGS In MURRAY — The Rev. A. D. King. pleading with The Giants, meanwhile, fell 7,, on a coe-hitter in the first game of BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Milwaukee at San Francisco inunes off the pea by dropping a a twi-night doubleheader and the To Be Held At The a mob of ai:gry Negroes to leave the scene of the bombing Louis at Los Angeles, night St. 6-1 decision to the Braves. The Reds A's also tout the 14-Inning nightcap. home of an integrationist: scheduled' of the .Only games beat the Colts. 1-0, the Meta ended Aug. 19 7-6. MURRAY WOMAN'E CLUB kill someone, then kill me." "If you're going to the Phaliess eight - game wattling Souttipew Hank Aguirre hurled a AMBRICAN LEAGUE South Side 4 0 • ••••• strata with a 4-0 victory in the two-tetter for Detroit In a 6-0 'vic- West Side 2 2 WASHINGTON — Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mans- T.•.n. I l' 0 opener of a tein-bill but lost the tory over Minnesota. while another "eork 78 44 639 Cherry Corner 1 1 BROAD DISCUSSION :ield. on nezotiations to settle the rail-labor dispute: New nigrucap, 2-1. in U innings and the left-hander, Juan Pizarro of the 561 JayCee's 1 2 to be taken this week." Chuago 69 54 Pirates defeated the Cube. 5-3. White-Boa, retired 24 batters in or- 0! ,• C. -7 ,i:It her, action has Murray Merchants 1 led by H. G.(JACK) SALMON Minnesota . 68 55 553 108, Homer Caps Rally der en route to a 10-2 triumph over Beet iniore _ 68 a. 544 11', Winslow . 1 3 Lee Maye's three-run homer in the Red Bost assisted by Gene Potts and Harold Branch Cle eiand 61 64 488 18,, the .,etetan inning capped a five- Aug. 17 Game Veteran Dick Donovan came up Boeton 59 64 480 19,„ run rally that brought the Braves with some brilliant clutch pitching will include Co. Inc. Detroit . 56 65 463 21, Side 24 Winslow's 11 Murray Lumber their victory over the Giants. South also in leading the Indians to a 2-1 Kansas City 86 66 ,450 ie2 Aug. 19 Games win over Even the Understanding Commodity Markets IN MURRAY Veda PiD1100.11 sacrifice fly in the the Yankees with * OLDEST AND LARGEST LUMBER CO. Los Angeles 57 69 452 23 Winslow's 17 Murray Merchants 10 sixth inning scored Pete Rose with loes the Yankees total lead the league Washington 79 36.3 34 17 JayCee's The Excellent Profit Outlook for 1963 -.45 the only run of the Cincinnati- West Side by games. * EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL The Baltimore-Los Angeles game Tuesday's Results Houston game. of Trading Programs Offered by was postponed because of rein with * Review St Tel 753-3161 Kansaa City a Wastungton 0. 1st. Vert Rookie Grover Powell, making his 104 East Maple the Orioles ahead, 4-1. alter four Kane's City 7 Washington 5, 2nd, first major league start for tha by CLAYTON COMMODITY SERVICE innings. . 14 'rulings, night Mets. held the Phes to four has in Gels Rent single understand the high- Del.:mi.-6- throe-wee. a_rughL the opener: to beat veteran Cal Mc- YOU ARE INVITED! To better Angeles at Baltimore. ppd . mint Lish Tony Taylor's run-producing Los ..Don Blasingarne's bunt single in these vital markets, plan to single in the 12th inning snapped a profit opportunities in Cleveland 2 New York 1. night tbe fourth inning was the only hit 2. night 1-all tie in the nightcap Chicago 10 Boston riven up by Drabowsky as he coast- attend. When in Louisville visit us at Home runs by Jerry Lynch, Bill behind a 15- Today's Games ed to his fifth victory Mazeroski and Jim Pagliaroru paced hit Kansas City attack Jerry Lumpe Washington at Kuisc.s City. night Lite Pirates to their victory over tht. gave the As a sweep when he horn- FIGHrj Minnesota at Detroit p k Cobs. ered with one on oil reliever Don CC1,11,YrTD31, Wt. Les Angeles at Baltimore. night Rudolph In the 14th truant of the Cleveland at New York. 2. tualight. nightcap Phone 587-8845 Chicago at Boston: night 309 West Broadway 'maims AMERICA'S el.CRIPPLER FIVE DAY FORLCAST Aguirre yielded a leaden single to Thunstsys Games Lennie Green of the Twins in the first inning and didn't allow another Cleveland at New York By United Press International aucago at. Boston -- The extend- I•etne,INne.nes night I.OUVILLE ...... • ..... °ewe *140iim...ems ewe asseenese Washington at Karm.s City. at.Baltamtige, rught ed fosecast for Kentucky. Thursdre, Les Angeles —THROUGH Sawa Rome ANTNRfTifi FOUNDATION through Monday: \ PROGRESS ,Only games schedaled , Temperatures for the five-day 2 period average near the seasonal normal for Kentucky of 75 degrees. except two to four degrees higher G!. ATEST SHOW OF THRILLS AND SPILLS ON WHEELS in the extreme north. Louisville normal extremes 86 and Most Convenient Way 63. The A slow warming trend until cool- er weather during the weekend Is anticipated To Bank Is From Your Car!

140 PRESSURE—Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, Joint Chiefs of Staff chairmen, tells the Senate Foreign Relationa Committee in Washington that the Joint Chiefs were kept "constantly abreast" on nuclear test ban treaty ne- gotiations, and that there were no "administration pres- sures" for their approval. Parking problems disappear. .. you save time and trouble. . . when you DR. EARLE E. TISDALE Just drive up to our outside teller's DR. WM. H. ABERNATHY use our convenient Drive-In Banking Service. • window, and make your deposits or withdrawals, without ever leaving the seat DRIVING DEPENDABLE DODGE CARS EXCLUSIVELY! CHIROPRACTORS of your car! This is just one of the many ways that we try to make banking here Mon. - Wed. - In, - 9-12 & 2-6 easier and more you! Death-defying aerial criss-cross leaps, 70 feet through -the air-!- - Sat. 9-12 - eunday 1-5 p.m. pleasant for Side-splitting clowning at high-speeds! Unbelievable daring and - Dud 437-5131 - P4T precision driving! 28,breath-tOing stunts in all. A spine tingling, Hardin. Kentucky MaSOILIC Building - S 641 celebrating this year, the Centennial of the signing of the demonstration of cars that can take it ... THE DEPENDABLS We are February 25, from Dodge. Don't miss out. It's the greatest show On wheels! National Currency Act by President Abraham Lincoln on FOR CORRECT • • emssoli 4411k` CHRYSLER the develop- "cel W memo ismosemi TIME end 1863 This ACt established the national currency, and sparked -te 1963 44r TEMPERATURE national and state commercial banks. AUGUST 21st - 8:00 P.M. ment of the dual banking system of DAY OR NIGHT ev` MA FIELD. KENTUCKY PURCHASE DISTRICT FAIR DIAL 753-6363COUITESY — YOUR DODGE DEALER — PEOPLES BANK Bank of Murray

of Murray, Ky. 6100MWMACEMIY CUILE1211282adMatOW (JOUST 21.1963 • • 4. • • .5. - S. ao. LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY P WEDNESDAY AUGUST 21, 1963 THE ezrz======hold its general meeting at the of the Callowa, church at '1.30 pm. ens Clubs at the am. SOCIAL CALODAR • • • j. B. Burkeen - • Dear Abby . . . Mrs. 7534947 Wednesday, August 21st Friday, August 1:11ed The Ladies Day luncheon will be The major prt. jeer. I e ss 0 n on Read the igk r's served at noon at Calloway "Teaching the Chad the Care of Ciasslfietis - • County Country Club. Hostesses will Money' ciU be given to the leaders - - be Mesdames Bob Wyman, Charles ==S. • • • Speak to Your Mother! Warner. Howard Titsworth, Har011 West, Galen Thurman, J o 11 n n y ay.& Parker, Billy Thurman, William MURRAY LOAN CO. less atmzedf• Fandrich, and Mason Thurman: =11M••••• 3-2821 Abigail Van Buren • • • 506 W. Main St. Telephone PL "YOUR HOME-OWNED LOAN SO." brs Lynn Grove Woman's The Memorial Baptist Church PERSONALS Woman's Missionary Society' will ///////oWAWAWAYA07.0,4 7/.////AW//// /////////449WW/1/////,%/707////oVArieWoW Society Has Meet liner which Pizarro DEAR ABBY I am a 12-year old, tleman" take her there? Unitas you At The Church Is in order before facts, don't be the Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Carter and end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. boy and every day of my surnmeri are sure of the The Lynn Grove Methodist Chur- together four more And if daughters. Pat and Pain. with, Diana Paul Cunningham and Mrs. B. W. vacation I stay home atone and bearer of such news. >ou ch Woman's Society of Christian their rune in the think twice. Hodges from Greenville, North Miller. They also attended the wed- watch' television. My mother works IRE sure, even then Service held its August meeting at trove in Wax runs • • • • • Carolina, are visiting Mrs. Carter's ding of her nephew, Jimmy Fain to all day long. Mondty throiath Fri-1 the church with ten members pres- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie R. Miss Patsy Shirley on Friday eve- sits day, and she doesn't want me leav- DEAR ABBY: My husband and I ent. to a wedding. He scar- Putnam. They are also vi.,•iting lung. trig the house. I have nobody to I were invited • • • Mrs. Sanders Miller, president, Carter's mother and aunt in May- talk to except the dog, and if some- cely knows the peaple and I have presided at the opening business field. Mrs. Demus Futrell and her moth- body heard the way I carry on a never met them. My husband is a session after which the group had • • • er, Mrs. S. S. Allbritten, have had conversation with him they would professor, and the bride is a former silent pravar for the sick in the as their guests the formeas .daugh- think I was nuts. I am not supposed student My husband will be unable church ending with a sentence Mrs. Billy.. Robertson and children, ter, Mrs. J. C. Calle4s and sou. Wal- to let to attend as the date conflicts with anybady in the house. Can Mark, Valerie, and Scott, of Chelsea, pra:er by Mrs. Jesse Story previous commitment. Would it ter, of Riverdale. Md.; their sister you tell me how I can keep from a guests of her parents, The minutes and roll call were by ma Mieh ,lire the and *daughter, Miss Patty Allbritten getting bored? be proper for me to go with the secretary, Mrs. Carrot M. Rog- Mr. and Mrs. Lilburn Hure. of Detroit, Mich.; their brothers and A BOY UNNAMED older, bachelor brother? Must we er. Mrs. Norman Lee gave the • • • sons, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Allbritten DEAR UNNAMED: Boredom is send a gift whether we attend the treasure es report. and children, Joe and Betty. of A only one of your problems. A boy wedding or not? Mrs. Gertie Farris Evans left Reports on the work shop were MUST KNOW Nashville. Term., and Mr. and Mrs. your age needs fresh air, exercise Tuesday morning for Dayton. Ohio, givcri by Mrs. Sanders Miller and You were appar- H. G. Allbraten of afemnhis, Tenn. and the companionship of other DEAR MUST: to visit her son' and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse _Story. Visits to the sick because of Your HUS- young people. Ask your mother If ently invited Mrs. Charles Farris. She wits ac- were also told the group. association with the IINAIR there isn't a day camp where- she BAND'S former companied by her grandson. Bill NOW YOU KNOW Mrs. Jesse Story was in charge ot this fact, and since Call send you. A boy your age should- bride. In view of Farris, who has spent the summer Ceylon has one of Asia's highest the program on "Werld Neighbors". none of the people in- n't be cooped up in the house all you know in Murray with his grandmother standards of living because of Its Those taking part were Mrs. Bill might be wise to decline summer. volved, it • • • huge tea, rubber and coconut plan- Wrather and Mrs. Robert Waldrop. a • • • gift is ALWAYS the invitation. A Mr. and Mrs. Zane E. Cunningham tataons. according to the National The benediction was led by Mrs. DEAR ABBY: My sister and I optional. Sanders Miller. - • • • of Bowling Green spent the week-Georpraphic Atlas of the World. have a friend who livcs in the same O apartment building as we do. She CONFIDENTIAL TO IRATE AC- • Does- went on a vacation and left the COUNTAN TIN RIVERSIDE: the keys to her apartment with her n't EVERBODY know /bet in for gentleman friend so he could water Rules of Professional Conduct Welcome Back, Teachers Certified her plants and look after her gold- the American Institute of states: fish. She hadn't been gone two days Public Accountants, it clearly violate the when this no-good gentleman friend "A member shall not be 'Branch brought another sosnon into, her confidential relationship We hope you have had a pleasant summer didn't apartment All the neighbors know himself and his client"? I derend a about it and we are afraid one of think it was necessary to and return refreshed for your work with to our them will tell her wnen she gets C.P.A. who was gracious enough gratis. back Should we tell her first. or do a relative's tax work boys and • • • girls. We've missed you greatly. • should we let this man make a fool a 11.18 of her? Tell your troubles to Abby. For please FRIENDS personal. unpublished reply. If there is any service our bank can perform id by en- DEAR FRIENDS: WHO was the send a stamped. self-addressed other woman"? WHY did the "gen- velope. that will make the coming year more pleasant 10E • • • Abby's book- nd the high- Getting married? For ancrproductive, please don't hesitate to stop let, "How To Have A Lovely Wed- Bets, plan to ding", send 50 cents to Abby. in: Sooner the better. • • • Vaughn-Robinson t • • Vows To Be Read Harwell, 28, Iles in a hospital in Los TAR AND FEATHERS HOAX BARED—Mrs. Katherine / Mr" from burns after a tar and feathers arson hoax in Walnut, an L. A. September vows are planned by Angeles, suffering TR.7Et EOPLES ciBANK Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis, shown under arrest, to pour Miss Rath Ann Vaughn, daughter suburb. She admitted permitting 5117-81$45 body in a condemned house owned by Lewis. Then the house to the peopie4 of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Vaughn tar and feathers over her arrived later than expected, and Mrs. Harwell was burned. She of Pontiac, Mich., and granddaugh- was set afire. Firemen MURRAY KY. three men entered the house and tarred her because Lewis em- MEMBER F C C ter of Mrs R. L. Wade, 1616 Main at first told police that Negro handyman was working there with her. Finally she ad- Street, to Raymond 0 Wilson, son ployed Negroes and a Lewises trumped up the whole business because Lewis was having a real of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 0. WU- mitted the estate dispute with the municipality. son of ROinmo. 331, 'the brae-arm/WAWA lifetnIN.1 me) State University. Memphis. Tenn.. and Murray State College, Murray. Mr. Wilson is a senior at Murray State College. Littleton's Kngsiey for a Bright Fashion Light 4

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Mr. and Mrs. Juan NARROW ESCAPE—Safe In Miami, Fla., Hernandez and daughter Maura, 8, still look a bit frightened They after their narrow escape from a Cuban patrol boat. Ideas in when Brightest Fashion Come from are among 10 Cuban refugees who managed to escape in the Castro men rounded up 19 others on Anguila Cay capture." the Bahama'. Pilots of U.S. planes witnessed the WEDNFSDAY - AUGUST 21, 1961 TEM LICDUltlit BUJIANit Ei7VPUOMX • FOt12 02 61 C. C. Lowry. Lauktiv:119 75 26 !Southern •elettonem 01 331911 Dees WM 24 17 Ulu M Ask k !Similes Louisville trip ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT FOR ...... 503 00 The Heckman Binders. Library books ...... 4.26 1 /Oen. 72 00 Kul Fee. Melemie typewriters ..... Wm! 17110.1161 EducatIon Service, Science, materials NDFA 18 37 Taylor Motnrs. Car repair 38125 eme. ke 'eel; sena.: Land WIAMIte . .. James 0. OverbeyeLemil fee for site, 4.20 Paperbound Booka in ?rule Mersey emits 10.00 28 00 Yule Univeedle Preis Math. elPeeee A Ice Co., /fuel argyles. 1 Digest Oondensed books, Iebrary books II.46 Murray coal 40 00 leafes, tor...sans, MM. .. 113 80 School aira'e Ilet.eger World Library. Library book 3.25 Taylor Motors, Repair Oar Murray o5 Life 39 00 16 General Binding Corp„ Book Material 4.60 Fenton's Firestone. Tires 102 62 14e Nature Library, Library book 2.25 &Ott. FOY &imam and Co Grade Books Radio & TV Service, Repairman!.player Freed Mame, Furnace repairs 41.47 Andrew% 397 eleetwille Predurts Co , Grade Sapplies- 38643 School Form Co. Teacher application blanks ...... 14.76 Vinton 1813 Arty's Music Center. Samphone case 448.15 F. A. Owen Publishing Co.. Grade Supplies too The Murray Insurance Agency, Property ipeumnee 16 47 Nattonal Woman's Christian assn.. Strip fUrn 1,300.21 District R4.15.14 Standard Station, Gus 13.10 Fraaee, Melugin and Holton, Property insurance - 25 • A. C. MaClurg. Classreatn sUpplies 73.50 June 30, 1963 The Raven Boot, Grade Supplies Galloway Insurance Agency, Property insurance For Year Including Kirk A. Pool and Co., Office Supplies 36.95 73.50 Educetion Publications, Weekly Reader 78.50 Infs. Agency, Property insurance American Tax Fund, 13,463 75 Claude L. Miller June 30, 1962 $ 2,763.29 640 Special Voted Transfer 38632 Balance Willie Cunningham. Acquarium Materials PurdoM leserance Agency, Property insurance 12341 Sinking eland. Transfer • 4.518.74 9.42 RECEIPTS: Gum and -Compuiy. Books ...... 33.31 Murray AMA Puree Neuratenanice parts $192,984.36 7 Murray Wholesale Grocery Co., JeeitOre supplies 22 00 Property Tax Steele amid Allbratere Home Me. Plumbing 453.6 20.00 Murray Lumber Co Home Ife. Room 90.21 Murray State College, Auditorium Mate 7734 Delinquent Tax 46.52 Southern Bell Telephone Co Service Kirk Pool aud Company, Adding Machinlirqpialr 67 70 Sou. Amen. Elementary Schools, Dues 29D0 59.50 28,751 49 National Lumber Co. Plywood Home Di. Acting Postmaster Valentine, Envelopes Franchise 900 80.83 3,822 68 George Peabody College. Lecture Tulles Bank Shares 3486f' DemillabccTo Whom a,* Purpose Atuount Reberteeel tetaell' State Reiland 39.24 2,779.34 Nix and Provine, Installing doors gym . Douglass High Lunch, State Refund Poll Tax 8 18 191.94 Shell Oil Company, Gas Murray Natural Gas Syst,On. Service :$ 3946781 Murray Heal Lunch, State Refund. 7 6.517.40 127.80 Tuition E. H. LAX Jr.. Mowing ...... 30 00 Murray Water and Sewer System. Service • ...... • 1".°6 'mum State Refund 196,591.19 Carter Foundation College Book Store. oiessroom supplies 19.33 40031 6,077.61 21.33 School Lunch Tom W Rowlett di Oompariy. Repair of projectors CarteMtirraryLuElneectitrrioomc Sy.st'IlmeaLisfServier Amount 5.50 342138.86.14 To Whom and Purpose State Aid 124.41 Halley Riggins. Mowing Douglae High Lunch. Transfer .052.e6 Other Murray Na•ural Gas Co., Service el 5.01600 Erien, Mowing 2000 Murray High Lunch, Transfer Public Law 874 C. E. Sewer System, Service 138.40 supplies . . 854 Lunch, Treader Murray Water arid Aid from State 3.452 02 Tidwell Paint and Wallpaper CO., Classroom Robertson 445.42 Other Federal 605: 61 Murray Electric System. Service ...... 39 96 Murray-Paint and Wallpaper Co.. Paint Claronicel Guidance Pub., Guidance material 116471; 26.88 Other Federal Aid 4.7, Murray Wholesale Groc. Co., Paper towels Purdom's Inc.. Ironing board. etc. .. 12 Central School Supply Co Office supplies 2425 1.481 58 Company.- Library books & supplies 18.00 Rent and Other Revenue Machine 300 Company, Ousoline 9.57 The H. W. Wilson West Kentucky Lumber Co., Rent Shell CC book 1195 Loans 29.900 00 .. 18 28 3.50 National Oeograpilic Society, Library Temporary A. B. Beale and Sen. Paint D. W. Shoemaker County Clerk, Recording Deed 214.40 Receipts -1 yseey 3,941 65 360 of chair 3.00 Murray Cote god Ice Company, Non-Revenue - Freed Cotham Convexly, Paint Rutile Tubers, Repair 37.25 .. 54 34 189.03 The College Blue Book, (Juidance boots $481,526.21 Murray Lumber Co„ Repairs The Welch Scientific Co., Science equipment 6.10 e. 19680 T. a. Deneson and Company, Clasarcioni supplies Disbursement $484,289 50 Fitts Block and Ready-Mix. Sidewalk. stepe 8, E. Drey and Co.. Inc., Piano Casters 6.11 19.02" • Vital 4vailable for Doubleday and Library boots Blankenship. Maintenance supplies . .. 440 D. C. Heath and Co„ French book . 1.89 Company. E. Carp., Janitors 29:11 DItBURSENCENTS: Supply, Labor and material 31 50 Zep ManuLacturng supplies Lassiter Paster & L. W. Singer Company. Classroom Books 82.50 15.397 03 34 01 The Lincoln Electric Co., Welder Administration $ Douglas Hardware Co. Maintenance Supplies .. Great Lecture Records. Record .. 3.2859...:98407i 5.00 39 40 blurnel Assam/tea, Inc.. Library books 309,880 44 Starks Hardware Company, Maintenance supplies Library of Congress. Library Cards 16.00 Instruction 45 The Gaylord 134 others, Library &upsides 5,669.64 Auto Parts. Lacquer finish 10 Attendance Murray Parker Motors, Repair Dodge Cresting), 21.72 .... 247 93 Standard oil Company Cissoline 31.007.82 Dill Electric, Wiring Home Di Room Kentucky Lake Oil Company, Fuel 13.00 Opera!: on 54 66 Kentucky Cooperative, service, Taste • Wells Electric Shop, Douglas field ... Contract 3520 19.931.02 M 13 M Copy Machines, Home aod Amu, Repair Tape Recorder 3.00 Maintenance Ledger and Times. Publiehing financial et. 216 '7.50 Murray 4,762.35 The A. G Canon, Repair projector Condensed boots, Library books 11.06 Fixed • Charges Co„ Home Ec Furniture 260 IC Fteaclera Digest Crass Furniture 1E11 Alexander, Travel Principals reasegime 3777 59.40 Outlay 9.979 17 supplies .. 201 M Southern Bell Telephone Co., Service Capital Zip Manufacturing Co Janitors Tom W Rowlett arid Co.. Lamps 4638 130.14 54,700.98 8 00 Melton Boot Company NDEA, Library boots Transfers and Refunds Roy Irvin, Work athletic field Publishing Co , Magazine 1.50 Ideses A. Beale and Son Maintenance supplies 2.54 30,172.08 Breuree-Dayis Phonics, Classroom supplies 2600 140.51 B. Debt Service • Acme Chemical Company, Misto Ec Room 289-57 Co., Clasr•rocun supplies 25 70 Steel-Alibreten, Home $48160053 Franklin Pi:Wishing Murray Coal & lee Company, Pole ...... • 26.00 84.47 Total Disbursements 472 31 Murray Lumber Company, Hume 5c Room 2,788.97 Frazer, Melugm and Holton, Insurance Corporation, Disinteotant 131.50 Balance July 1, 1963 $ Zep Manufacturing liele'a Lock Shop, Locke 4.50 Athletics Prochicts Corp., Phy. Ed supplies 55 00 Educution. Filmstrips 18.50 CAPITAL OUTLAY FUND Prenuer Essential State Treasurer, Lathe 146.25 RECAPITULATION .. 124 76 15.78 49 Hunt's Athletic Goods Co., Grade Pays Ed. supplies Nashville Products Co., Window Stades 38.64 Balance June 30, 19j2 $ 3.006 Kentucky Late Oil Company, PlIsi Supply Co., ND.E.A. furniture • 2.353 50 Murray Paint and Wallpaper Co.. Linoleum Horne Ec. R00111 .. 226.00 71,24 7.323.76 Central School Tom W. Ban/lett and Company, Tape Recorder Transferred from Ceneral Fund 1,61137 Company. Library books 33.40 Central School Supply Coe Classroom. furniture Doubleday and Nashville Products Company, Chalk 462.8 $10,330.25 Supplies 126 01 Library books .. 3.00 Total Available Murray Viaolerale Grocery Co.. Janitor The Paducah Sun Democrat, Wells Electric Shop, Wiring repairs- 50.74 10.330.25 ' 4000 supplies 11935 Expenditures Pate Lyons, Machine for shop Gaylord Brothers. Library Dill Electric, Wiring repairs 10.00 0 00 4,52620 R. Van Meter. Magazines Library .. .. 16.10 Balance June 30, 1963 Director of Internal Revenue Win. Sam Calhoun, Plumbing repairs e 19.15 ..... 386 67 Suuthern Bell Telephone Co., Service 90.96 4.45 SPECIAL VOTED TAX FUND State Treasurer Douglass Hardware, Maintenance supplies • RECAPITULATION Starks Hardware, Maintenance supplies .. 624 • 7,667 50 October J11 Starks Hardware. Home Er. Roan 3.42 Ealance June 30. 1962 $ of furnace 500 To Wbom and Purpose R. H. Robbins, Repair Freed Gotham Furnace repairs ... 1194 from General Fund' 34.558.75 & Supply Co.. Cabinet., Home EC 27.65 'transferred Bank of Murray. Duplicate of Check 4914 $1,078 (x) National Lwaaber Central School Supply Co.. Projector 75.5.00 $ 42.226 25 Grocer Co Paper towels 8205. Total Available Murray Natural Gas System. Service 19 16 Murray Weolessile Audio Visual Electronic Co. 42226.25 138 41 Murray Machine and Tool Co., States .... 3.00 Expenditures Murray Water and Sewer System. Service . . Murray Democrat, letterheads .... 22.e0 342.80 B. Beale and Son. Mops 9.90 1963 0.00 Murray Electric System, Service A. Fred Schultz, Louisville School Board 36.45 Balance June 30, 2925 Rowlett and Co., Repair Projecter ...... 4.90 H. E. Jenkins, Repair Furnaces Ryan, Louisville School Board 43.03 July 1962 Torn W. M. H. .2211.00.. _Elmer 0. Peppper, Repair Vacuum 32.00 Lunch, To • Wbeen and Purpose Bogard. Gravel-- • Douglass High Advaucement 23.87 Assn., Dues High School 40.00 J & J Glass Conway, Repair doors 50.00 Magazine 9.00 Mamie Natural Gab System, Bartle. Ky. Committee Sou. Look Adage:sine, 362.71 51 45 Boone Cleaners, laundry mops 12.75 223.81? Mee-ray Electre Sestem. Service. Kirk A. Pool and Co., Supplies Carter Elementary Lunchroom, Refund 133.27 51234 Wells Electric Shop, Repair parts 9.91 Water .ond Sea Cr Sistan. Service Tennessee Book Co., Library books * • Douglass High Lunchroom, Refund 60 19 Murree 6.58 Dues 29.00 Swing-A-Way Mfg. Co.. Can-openers Golcismithe Music Shop, Film:Ariel Murray High School, Refund 344 35 Southern Ass n Colleges, 8.38 40.00 World. Inc. Album 624 Standard Oil Company, Gasoline School, Refund v.. 138.16 • C E Era In, Mowing . Ilarcoamt. Brace and Robertson Elementary '7.50. 3174 Chuck's Music Center, Band stands 152* The H W Vieleo Co.. Readers Guide Borderland Books, Library books April 12.75 17.20 Douglas High Lunch Fund, Dalcit ...... MAO Kentucky Asee. of Secondary Schools, Dues The IL W. Wilson 0o., Library materials To Whom and lemmas Amount eSee 63.00 Audio Visual, Inc., Classroom *appeal 30.78 Etivelopes .. • Doubleday and Company, Library books Educational Pestrnmeer. trip 31 35 Special Voted Tax Fund, Transfer .... . 315,00e 00 LAO ...... 84.16 Schultz, Louisville Sermee Station. Gasoline. Sou. Bell Telephone Co.. Service Fred Hendon's Club, Film Strips 33.00 Murray Natural Gas System, Services 637.17 26.43 Products Co.. Room Supplies , 1824 High School Guidance lind Thum. letterheads Nashville 38.50 Murray Electric System, Services 406.04 146.00 Supply Co., Cleaning materials .. 8.70 Amsterdam Envelope Corp.. Envelopes R. V4' Key. Arcluiect fees Hill-Crouse Murray Wirier and Sewer System. Services 127.47 ..... 33030 Wholesaie Grocery Co.. Towels. Light bubs 1M 64 January 1963 Valent.ne Prinmag Co..'Purchase orders Murray 011 Company, Churoline 12.28 48.06 24 721 To %Isom and Purpose Amount Standard South.rn Bell Telephone Co.. Service The Ledger and Timm. Budget, etc...... 15.44 350 System. Service e677.53 Memphis Machinery & Supply Co., Bar clamps Comity }neer... Recording deed .. earn Calhoun. General repairs 148 33i Murray Natural Gas D ehoernaker. . 135.30 Dick and Dunn. Lamps 2.70 Seam a.nd Ajex 1335 Lumber Co.. Roof regains, etc. .. 6640' Murray Wat-er and Sewer System, Service Marra.) Aeuemee Grocery Co.. Murray Sykes Bros. Lumber Co., Oak 4.48 .. 123.48 Tool 560 Murray' Electric System, Service 304.04 Murray Pa s. WillIpaper Co.. Paant Murray Machine and oo..41,gticx expense Co., Repairs 18 44 14.65 8.40 Lunch, State Refund 234.44 Sam Calhoun Plumbing • Herdwere Co.. Small toole • A. B. Beale and Son. Small tools Carter Stark:, Refund 325.92 Murray Machine and Tool Co., Drain Pinta 3.00 etc . 68.90 Hardware, Gerbege cans 1230 Murray High Lunch State Mete Tree-Amer, Dem. Starks 14602 Dill Electric, Austin Furnace 56.05 19838 Station, Gas .. 30.13 Robertson Lunch, State Refund Nat:on:Al Lumber mid euppiy Company, Plywood Ross Standard 23.00 Furnace repairs 93.03 .11 72 30.14 W. Weer. Company, Library supplies H. E Jenkins, Tichitl eisult and WoMaper. Pant ...• ...... Educational Music Bureeti. Music H. 2.00 3579 books .. 9.50 Starks Hardware, Maintenance ... 8.60 Parts. Belt .. Scott. Foresman and Co. Classroom supplies Life Books. Library D d: W Auto vocal 38.94 State Treasurer, Beim ..... 300 Company, 40.ixt Paper =.30 Mutual Aids, Classroom supplies . 389 Education Music Bureau. Music, Were Kerttecky Lumber 1.500.00 Hughes Paint Store, Shellac . . 11.77 . 15 62 Inc. Magazine 19 75 Special Voted Tax Refund. Transfer Ross Standard Station. Gasoline News Map of the Week, Roof 81.75 87.40 3.84 Book Company, Library books 78.63 Murray Lumber Company, Murray femme Co Metenal for Home lee. Central School Supply Co., Time Clock Tennessee 64.36 Telephone Co.. service .. 68.08 D. W. Shoemaxer, Co. Court Clerk, Recording Deed ...... 4.50 Extra work 15.00 Zep Manufacturing Co.. Cleaning materials Southern Bell Bruce Cain. instruments 42.86 Willie Cunningham, Acquarium NDEA 38.74 dictionary 10.35 and Allbnuen. Home Er Equipment 639.55 Chuck's Music Center, Repair of W B Saurdere Co. Illustrated Steele 22.00 Chuck's Music Center, Account 15.72 . . 24.20 Bacon. Classroom supplies 15 44 J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Co., Part for vacuum cleaner Calloway Lumber Co., Plywood Allyn and Music Co., Band Instruments . 738.00 . 49.75 Mary Cromwell, Paper 8.00 Cherokee August Democ Library Supplies Classroom truck Mrs. 50 74 Supply Co., Clock . 4.84 Tennessee Book Company. Library books, NDES. 78.17 and Purpose Amount Murray Plaza Court. Visiting Committee Lodging Central School To Wbom Dues 75.00 Tennessee Book Company, Library boots 13.82 trees .. ; • 46.00 and Mrs. W. F. McGary, Visiting Cornmittee travel 13.30 Kentucky School Boards Assn., Thomaz Russell. Cuttieg Mr. 348.68 Murray Ineurance Agency, House Insurance 3021 1321 Canady, Visiting Committee travel .. 1490 Frazee, Melugin and Halton, Insurance Murray Natural Gas, Service Robert L. Bell Telephone Co.. Service 65.51 .. 151.90 meals 220 Hunt's Athletic Goods Co.. Balls and Plaques 13.90 Southern Surrey Electric System. Service Jack Carroll, Visiting Committee 14.20 Co., Sander . 3950 Murray Natural Gas System, Gas Motor 5.00 -ter and Seam' System, Service 117.20 Mrs Edna Earl Quarter, Visiting Conunittee travel Murray Supply Murray 18% 176.55 Murray Democrat. Letterheads . .. 15.00 Service .. 51.33 A. Tarim, Travel 1920 Murray Lumber Co.. Home Ec. Room Southern Bell Telephone Co. Claud 7.79 Hamilton Beach, Mixer 18.41 37.63 Schultz, Meals. Visiting Committee 31.66 A. B. Bestle and Son. Custodial supplies Model Publishing Co.. Recore Books Fred Coal and Feed, Fuel 22512 .. 3.00 .. 8530 H. E. Jeniens, Furnace repairs 9.25 Thurmond's Sam Wilsom Custodial Services in aud. Wm. R.. Van Meter. Magazines 33 75 6.00 10.72 Co.. Home Sc. Room 98.22 Kentucky Testing Service, Teas Parker. Mowing Bill Adams. Classroom supplies .... National Lumber Den pipe 10.00 Taylor Maims, Dodge repairs 19.64 Mowing . . 43 00 Shell Oil Co., Gasoline 529 Sam Calhoun, Repair &earn 1. H Lax Jr., 26.00 Scott. Foresman and company, Classroom 89eeille8- 4.45 &applies 12433 Co., Record cards .. . 9.42 Murray Coal and Ice Co., Fuel Ceetrel School Supply Co., Grade School Model Publishing Puel 17.70 . 9_60 27.50 cothr..tu,Company, Furnace installation .. 24229 Kentucky Lake Oil Company, eLc-West Debate Bureau, 'Defame material .. C. E. Erem Mowing Freed • . 5.84 100.10 Wholearile Grocery Co.. Custodial supplies 36.30 M. H. Rym, Frankfort Trip 19.48 Expreesen Company. Speech material J. I. Brecon* Mfg. Co. Cleaning equipnient Murray Equipment .. 20.45 Fred Scheltz, Frankfort Trip 15.32 Aseociate, Sc.ence Laborateries The Paymaster Corp. Bond 42.50 Starks Hardware Co., Sr.aence Reeemch 5074 6.00 Shell Oil Company, Gasoline 20.56 . . Brothers. Library eupplies eleM Kirk A. Pool and Co.. Teaching Supplies Beckley-Carey Company. Grade Supplies . 6-57 The Gaylord Co., 41.80 88.25 Patterson Brothers, Custodial supplies 4.26 Torn Rowlett. and Screen The Centinental Press. Inc., Grade supplies 1631 National Lumber Co. Horne Ec ?Room Material 69,75 Oil 'Company, Gas and tires 49.63' Tom Rowlett and Co., Shade 12.16 & Roe. Feebeshers. Grade books . 34.77 The Heck:ear. Bindery._ Library books .... e Standard Harper ...... 16.23 Murray Wholesale Grocery Co., Towels, etc. 84.78 E H. lax Jr.. Mowing .. .. . 26.00 Shell Oil Company, Gas Kirk A. Pool and Co., Office supplies 2°15 218.63 and Elkins. Gry-stator 4.95 . Library books 132.78 Thurmond's Coal and Feed Co.. Fuel Ward Vesue, Inc.. Floor seal 46 °° The Modern Striding. 11.50 39.58 Pa.nt and Wallpaper Co., Rug Home Ec. 45.00 Freed Cotham Co., Repair motor Harcseet. Brace &, World. Grade tests 3°49 Prentice-Hell Inc., Horne ec. books Murray 30.52 Home Ec. Curtains 30.20 A. B. Beale and Son. Douglass Field .. 20.90 Auto Associate Store. Car battery ' 2035 Fred Schiele. Trip to Frankfort Remnant House, Western January 3500 Carter Lunchroom. Refund 183.17 Co_. Windex Cotearn Company, Repairs Robertson 19 25 Douglas High Lunch, Deficit for Murray Wholesale Grocery 12130 Freed Douglass Luactuoom, Refund 60.76 materials' 11621 Trucking Cc.. Freight 64.00 February Murray Lumber Co.. General repair Knight Murray Flab Lunch, Refund .. 291.14 Paint . 249.44 Texas Refinery Co.. Roofing repairs . 60.83 To liabom and Purpose Amount Bucy's Building Supplies, Robertson Lunch, Ref uric • 122.27 rinugles High Lunch, Deficit for September 271.84 • $750.61 Calloway County' Lisober Co., Veneer 78-45 Murray Natural Gas System. Service . Auto Parts, Maintenance ... 2.66 145 .. 335 00 Murray Lassiter Plaster & Supply Co.. Plamer . Special Voted Tax Fund. Transfer Murray Water and Sewer System, Service 102.93 • 4.56650 Clinton ?disco Corp. Science equipment 11_21 Ready-Mu Co. . 7.95 Bank of Murray 'Taxi Service ..... 350.50 Fitts Block & Cement Murray Electric System. Science Research Association, Tests 92 00 14.27 Treasuror . .. 389 29 15.05 Meinesota Woodworking Supply Co.. Hardware State Mission Hardwood Lumber Co., Maintenance supplies Brothers, Maintenance materials 17 03 System 1,504.86 Patterson Paint end Weepaper Co.. Paint 13050 Teachers Retirement Lunch, Transfer ...... 203.48 Murray v377 Carter Capital Cretins Account. Trensfer 4.89'7,10 & tee .... 33.18 social Security Ftevoleng Fund . 200174 121.13 A. B Besee and Son, Para Roberson Lunch, Transfer Special Voted Tax Fund, Transfer 5.280.00 Balls and pant 4.73 w,aigungion National Insurance . 54.76 Seam'Heedw-re Co Douglas H:gh Lunch. Transfer Carter Elementary Lunch. Transfer 188.28 Vacuum cleaner mart -Croas Hospital Plan . 286.05 296.14 Murrai Auto Parts. 3-35 Blim Murray Heeh Lunch. Transfer Douglass High Lunch, Transfer 60.12 Sand paper Ntivesaber Custodial supplies 41.13 West lemeeacky leerame Co. - 1-60 Murray Wnolesale Grocery Co.. Murray High Lunch, Transfer 379.14 Rent Door edger 3.00 To Wham and Purpose Amount of refrigerator 29.60 Murray s Home and Auto Store, Ward and Elkins, Repair Robertson Elementary Lunch, Transfer 128.57 . 724 Peoples Bank. Notes $19,977.08 .. 9.23 Jedthe Cathey. Sancipaper Murray Paint and Wallpaper Co.. Varnish May 1.13 10,195.00 42.34 Tewee Paull U/Xi Mee:pi/per Co., Woodfiller Bank of Murray. Interest National Lumber and Supply Co.. Home Ec. Cabinets .. 30.49 15.70 To Whom and Purpose . Amount State Tresieurr, Desk 92.50 Murray Natural Gas Seitern. Service Sears, Roebuck and Company, Parts for lathe 1223 merray & Sewer System, Service .. 143.54 2 is Clas system. servlce .. Ross Standard Statein Gas Water Standard Oil Company, Custodial supplies . Murray Natural 24326 &I Seri ice .. 345.95 9.50 and Sewer System. Service Freed Cotham Co.. Door mater.al ... 24 Murray Electric System. Sam Calhound. Plumbing repairs .. Murray Water 130 40 4.26 12.76 System, Service ...... Presum Holland. Postage_ . • • Zee° Central School Supply Co.. Book Ends Calloway County Lumber Co., PaUlt . . • Murray Electric 379.42 Visual. Ire., Social Studies Classroom 2329 16.71 Maintenance supplies Oleo Valley Sepply Co.. Ladder ..... 4726, Educational Audio Stens Hardware Co.. Hardware ... State Treasurer. 21.54 • 167.50 2.00 Water Fountain Porter Athletic Co.. Pty. Ed Equipment . 09.00 Tom W Rowlett & Co., Tape-Recorder Murray Machine and Tool Co.. Custodial supplies Sam Calhoun. Repair of • • Paper 53.78 16.85 Grocery Co., Custodial Narragansett Gymnasium Equipment. Phy. Ed Equipment • 66•00 D M Copy Machines, Copy Shell Oil Company, Gasoline Murray Wholesale supplies 16.15 'Small acme, bolts. etc. .. 315 14.06 Co., Custodial supplies Peoples Bank, Checks .. A. R. Be-ele and Son. Standard Oil Company, Gasoline Zep Manufacturing 146.96 2000 I ond Wallpaper Co., Paint .. 15.83 4.30 A. Repair Projector .. • . .. C E. Erwin. Mowing • . •.. Murray Paint Life Nature Library, Library book C. Canon. . • • ...... 1350 book 6.40 84.48 Stir.. Repair migsion_Hardwood Co.. Hardware 30-11 American Annual. Library Clinton MLsco Corp.. Science maeenaLs Bell's TV & Rafrigeration projector & record player ....406 4.00 mode W. Roe let' arid -Co . Repair Tape Recorder 300 25.73 Ledger and Times, Envelopes J & q. chmusts. Wood glue . D M Copy Machines. Copy paper _ 4.25 Widening of 13th St. 113 40 -38.84 Custodial Social 'Security Revue,en Fend, Trarefer ...... • • 3e8e6 ; City of Murray, Hertzberg-New Method, Inc.. Library books ...... National Cheinsearch. supplies 12.00 Bureau, Tests 32.23 10.74 A. Beale and Son. Maintenance . .. Guthrie B. Churchill. Auditing Internal Accts. • 30-00 Celifornis 'rest Charles Benevento, Library books B. supplies ...... 8.70 318.17 Barker, Expense to Guidance meeting 21.70 69.50 Device, Swing seats .. Murniv High Lunch Fend. Transfer ...... Charlotte Modern School Supply Co., Maps American Playground 11.93 69.60 Harcourt, Brace and World. Tests for grades 122.48 50.28 Mowing ...... , ... Dougl;s High Lunch Fund. Transfer .. Central School Supply Co., Classroom supplies C. E. Erwin, 27-50 e44.60 Book Company. Library books 204 46 1,423.20 E. of Kentucky, Wax .... Carter Elementary Lunch, Transfer Western Central School Supply Co., Science tables ND.E.A. Blankenship • • 31.91 131,87 Riggins. Mowing 3.00 40.08 Wetmcre Declamation Bureau. Speech Materials Robertson Elementary.' Lunch, Transfer Bailey The Ledger and Times, Letterheads &Adding machine tape 20.80 & Ice Co. Fuel 16848 21.00 Olin Jeffrey, K.E A. September Murray Coal Gaylord Bras.. Inc., Library supplies Robert expense 17.84 Amount Tenneesee Book Co., Library books 14352 225 Prentice e, Lassiter K.E.A. To Munn and Purpose Reward D. Happy Co. Typewriter - ..... Ealieleake*Iteeee eieieeliehile 41 fleee'l $. 9.89 Calheon Repairs 67.15, Murray Natural Cies Metern. Service Sam Southis- n Telephlerc4.0. Fred SOWN* tttre...... '-'•e e• - • ., mein.,, - mi.. IS -148.39 10.48 Cleeten Wage lereeseestemoset s. Mistray Emeoric System. Service . . ••• el' Lucy Lilly. Tralei ••'. • •••• 4••••• 11.3e • 116.8e , Lao 39.00 Murree Zezieber Citirdet terstAie supplies Murray Weer 6: Sewer System.Sereice • , . 4 Doreletnitee. ,'Worit ' 40.00 al for cabinets .... 4436 21.15 ElcithelAviiillel Mid , Lawnmower reMair Ray Three. Contract • 4. ; ' • The National Council of 'rearners: Classroom books etilZ 3500 sex*• • 70.51 4.41 Telephone Po., service Rely Miner Contract Model Publishing Co.. Perms-nerd cards Southern ben .. I 4 - ---.4 78.43 .. 4226 Peduteh SupelyO Repair part for machine 353 2816 Standard 011 Oornpany, Gasoline m , American Book Company, Grade Supplies . Fred Schultz. Louisville trip ,State Board meeting) 7./17 Furnace repairs • 15.31 24.48 Rehm Signs, Sign , . .... Immo- and Sons, Duplicate Check 7726 14.4enk Bethel Richardson. Louisville trip • 454) J. W. CO., Home Er. Supplies 10.92 The entellffe (,)inpany Lcuisvele trip 24.51 Seers etoetsuck and company, Blinds 11.08 Singer Sewing Maellin2 (2 45 Wayne Flora, 18.17 1.-centirre Precie Co. Report cards 2132 Ternetece Book Company, Books library Cemees Humphreys, Inc.. Shop Supple% William C. Adams, Louisville trip 57.75 9.53 /Mau Cerporallom &wax (sit...potent 53.14 Parker Motors, Line tip sheds Dodge

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5) WEDNESDAY - AUGUST 21, 1983 THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE FIVE I.• IMMO. QUST 21, 1963 ...... 61 24.11 Answer 72 00 CROSSWORD PUZZLE to •••-sterclacz Potrifi Federal State Market News Serv- 35)28 ACROSS 10-Breathes 2600 ice, Wednesday. August 21, 1963. loudly In NEU Kentucky Purchase-Area Hog Mar- I- ide sleep El 40 00 6-Urges an 11- Wooden 39 00 ket. Report Including 10 buying sta- )1-Race track container tions. Estimated receipts 385, bar- 12-SpeedIng 13-Twelv• 2.25 14-Garment dozen 3.97 rows and gilts steady to 25c lower. 15-Cubic meter 14' Walkedon $17.00 I7-Conjuncticit. - 19-Detests 448.15 U.S. 1, 2 and 3 180 to 290 lbs. IS c alleiMiliera.01111.1=••••• -Devoured 20-Inundation 1,300.21 . to $17.16. Pew U13. 1 180 to 220 lbs. 19-Leases 22-Land 20-From mom hardwood floors. Carport. This. $17.00 to $1750. U.S. 2 and 3 235 to measure mom@ l ijism 73.50 Pine 21 -S) riJ tor (P1.) mmm 73.50 home was built by or4 of the aresi I NOTIa LOST & FOUND 270 lbs. $16.25 to $16.75. US. 1, 2 and tellurium 113-Aesumed L TOO SALE 22-91ane OTH -4 finest builders. The price is right. WANTED TO BUY 3 150 to 175 lbs. $14.00 to $16.75. U.S. name name M9R6133 38632 93-De V erage SUU $12.00 to 25 -111ack wood i;100ill MO 3.42 ()all Glindel Reaves anytime. Phone 2 arid 3 sows 400 to 600 lbs. 24-Masses of FAWN W ONE PIECE WOOD, OVERHEAD FOR PLANTING SHRUBBERY, 2 KEYS ON KEY RING 00 753-6111. a27c Reward $1325 U.S. 1 and 2 350 to 400 lbs. 2.4n4 Boating Ice 22 garage door, good condition, glass trimming and spraying contact Jesse 10 OR lb OF SATURDAY, August 11 24-Waate sI114 IS.Folded .4 offered. If founcleall 753-1836. ti33c $13.50 to $15.00. fibers 1 -Wander 7734 panes. Reasonable. 913 N. 16th Bt. Roberts, Cadiz Rd., phone 753-2389. Ledger & Timm newspapers. Bring 27 13-Ceremontee 41 Prefix: -Propagated 10-Climbing 15-1lambol nerore 59.50 1.22p &Up to Ledger At Times office. tine 23-1f mow of plants VERY NICE 5 BEDROOM HOME history 38-Wild buffalo 42 Through 80.83 31-Kin 1 of of India 44 Near on South 12th St. Has very large lot FEATHER BEDS WANTED, LTtick 29-I'ltimlike cheese 39- Fern 46 A 39.24 CLARINET BY BUNDY, LIKE new, TEACHER WANTS TO JOIN CAR fruit i pl.) 32-Cdm,ses stat• with fenced in back yard. 3 of the and goose only. 10c per lb. Write 31 build ng (abb.- 191.94 recently been completely overhauled. pool to Paducah Monday through -Wider bedrooms are unfurnished, but could Bud Corrigan, Milber, Ky., give di- 34-C••nialriers i 127.80 • Call PL 3-1836 after 5:00 p.m. 122c Friday. Call PL 3-4764. a211p 35-1.1tierntes 'I 3 4 3 4;..., 6 / 8 9 be finished with minimum of ex- rection, buyer will call. a24p 36-Chinese mule GOOD MODERN HOUSE, V E pense. Must be seen to be appreciat- 37-14ealn 11 .4. 12 IL.3 Amount PI-Solos large rooms and bath downstairs, Ideal for a large family and 1.9 ed. - Wager 14 •-':.415 10 61,052.56 lifetime asbestos roof with copper 3 FEMAEL HELP WANTED I 40-fndednite priced to sell. BEDROOM FRAME article • 138.40 flushing and valleys, other buildings on Chestnut St. This home Is a steal WILL TRAIN SALES 41-14fts with 18 Icier 445.42 include a good garage, smokehouse, at the selling price. Shown by ap- IBM OPPORTUNITIES: SEE OUR 42-ftnte 21 :. . 1 26.68 and henhouse. Four miles east on pointment only. ONE OF THE FIN- AND ad on the entertainment page. a20c 43-Longa for ••••••3- 1800 Highway 94. Call J22p MANAliEMENT 45-Torn,. Inside __,,,,•,..), 753-5693. EST 3 bedroom brick homes in Mur- Out 11.135 ray. Situated on a very nice large lot 47-Cut of RUSSELL SAW RIO WITH BELT meat 224.40 on ()ordinal Drive. Owner is leaving PERSUNNEL 4S-Menda with "127 •i. if'21 r. , and saw, will sell cheap. Also S.C. cotton ("•:.: 37.25 town and will sell or trade for a lake Federal State Market • Case -tractor with disc plow and 29 30 . 31 32 S3- 6.10 & cottage on Kentucky Lake. This is To qualify, age 22 or a- DOWN • flat bottom plow with back end News Service 19.02" truly a quality home with plenty of bove, high school gradu- I- Kicker 34 2. 35'.' cultivator. R. N. Crouse 753-2269. • 2921 living arid area. 2 ate or equivalent, with Aug 20, 1963. Mur- 1-Countr7 extra storage MURRAY. Ky.. bumpkin 37 8.22p ...• 38 % 39 82.50 BEDROOM FRAME on Farmer Ave. ambition to become-pro- ray Livestock Auction. (collies.) I.. .e. ; • 5.00 with one excellent wooded building RECEIPTS: Hogs, 48; Cattle and 11-NatIve metal MAPLE BABY BED WITH GOOD fessional sales person. 4 40 0. .„..-. 42 16.90 lot. Will sell extra lot for $2500 or Calves, 708. -Conjunction plastic covered mattress. Good con- Call Paducah, Kentucky, 5-Longed 21.72 for 43 44 dition. Call 753-1580. ltc home end extra lot for $8,000. Ideal HOGS: Receipts mostly mixed 1-Color :soi 45 46 collect 443-6481, Mr.'An- OFF HER HAND-Mai Tuyet An, 18, who tried •••• 13.00 for young married couple. 3 BED- grade butchers. 25c lower compared TRIED TO CHOP 7-Paddlea derson will arrange for to chop off her left hand In protest against • 3.00 FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR, ROOM BRICK on Ryan Avenue. with Mat week. U.S. 1, 2 and 3 bar- unsuccessfully S-huh lard ii:: 47 :••:••4• la interview. anti-Buddhist religious discrimination in South Viet Nam. .;,...:-. 11.06 antique chairs and round table. 47 1,_ bat hs. Plastered throughout. rows and gilts 218 lb. $1725. 269 lb. 9-noman gods •07 IJflIueo Saigon. She hacked herself twice with Stature Syndicate, Inc. (7 59.40 Chevy, 58 Plymouth and registered Very ix .:.unful lawn and shrubbery. Product brand new, never 314.76; U.S. 2 and 3 sows 300 to 600 rests In • hospital in Xa Lot Pagoda. (Radiophoto) 130.14 pointer bird dog. Phone PL 3-2963. Many extras not usuillv seen in a introduced in this area lb. $12.50 to $13.50 a hatchet in the main ‘22p - 2.54 • home of this size. You should see before. a21c CATTLE: Receipts mostly feeders, by Charles M. Schub 289.57 this one before you buy. 3 BED- cows and slaughter steers and heif- PEANUTS* 82.47 AN $120 to $160 ROOM BRICK on Nortli 19th Et. ers. All classes about steady. WANT INCOME OF Pursuant to the terms of Section .. 4.50 per month plus a real nice place to 2 full ceramic bathe. Paneled den. SLAUGHTER: Good and Choice 164 of the Kentucky Constit:ition, 145.25 take a look at Mani Plenty of kitchen cabinets. Has city 1.000 to 1200 lb. ateers $2225 to 100 OONTC0f4FORIA I SHALL IMMEDIATE,- -ES 's A uTTLE BROTHERS Ai BORN ,LATH live then 11177 City of Murray will at 7:30 am., ...... 3864 where you will find roonas upstairs water, sewerage, gas. A bezgain at $24.00; Good 700 to 900 lb. heifers AT ALL TO tif? IDEA COUR5E OF SELF-ExAm,NATION TO A SARCASM THAT IS HANDED DOA August 22, 1963, in the City Muni- to from 8 - 10 boys, $15.750. 4 COMPLETE SUBDIVI- $23.00; Good and Choice 300 to 500 OF WHAT A LITTLE FIND OUT WHERE MY FAVLTS LIE FROM GENERATION lb 6ENERATION 73.34 sleep college cipal Building (Council Chambers) rooms down SIONS with Just about raly type or lb calves $22.50 to $24.75; Utility and FIER SHOULD BE! SO THAT I MAY RESEMBLE MORE 4628 phis 6 and P., baths offer for sale to the highest and price of building ha. SUB 90M de Commercial cows $13.40 to $15.76; CLosEW THE IMAGE You 6)15H 50.74 stairs for your own living. This house best bidder a franchise for the oper- kitchen, ceramic tile THUILY-AN INS. & Reel EeLite Ph. Canner and Cutter $10.00 to $13.80; ME "lb ATTAIN! 10.00 has modern ation and maintenance_ of a televi- Meth panel den with stone fireplace, 753-4451. • a23c Utility and Commercial bulls $17.00 ▪ 19.15 sion antenna system and a televi- for to $18.30. 4.45 gas furnace heat. Will trade sion signal transmission system. Act at once the col- FEEDERS: Good 600 to 800 lb. 0. 3.42• • smaller house The terms and conditions of said lege needs these rooms this year. F--- steers $22.25 to $23.80, Medium $18.00 11.94 A UCTI SALE franchise are embodied in a pro- BEDROOM BRICK homes to $20.50; Good and Choice 300 to /-5-eayze.r_ 768.00 2 NEW 3 posed ordinance which is posted on 600 lb. $23.00 to $27.75, Medium on N 19th St., where you can get the bulletin board in the lobby of sell SATURDAY, AUGUST 34 1:00 P.M. $1850 to $22.00 Good 300 to 600 lb. .. 22.00 intmediate possession. Priced to same shall remain until the date Sherwood electric at Mrs. A. G. Childress 421):, South heifers $21.75 to $23.50, Medium DAN IFT.A(143 by Don 36.4.5 Both are fully insulated, and hour of sale. All interested par- . 8th Street, Murray, Ky. Household $1760 to $20.00; Medium and Good 43.03 heat. storm doors and windows, city ties may read said instrument at 11412:www...... -WA AY FACTS WILL SUBSTANTIATE THEORIES sewer and water Guaranteed FHA furniture consisting cf a couch, TV, stock cows with calves $155.00 to . es Sr easy. 2-1-• 72.00 spire 6.2T HILO BY `CUR GC:WM/SENT. BUT N odd beds, springs, any and all times prior to Use day 3.00 approved on .nilnimum down pay- desk, bookcase, •E7.00 per cow. CASE I AM MID Yal /A157 St dressers, lamps, tables, and hour of tale. 323.81? ment. ROBERTS REALTY. 605 mattresses, VEALERS• $1.00 h g h-e r Few N! VaCt chair s, breakfast set, apartment The City reserves the right to 80 19 Main, 753-1851. afac Choice $26.75 to $28.50, Good $23.50 rani" refrigerator, dishes, laundry the City Municipal Building where 344 35 to $25.00; Standard $19.00 to $21.50. tubir garden tools and other items. reject any and all bids. • 138.16 0 • FIVE ROOMS on BABY CALVES: About 25 head DUPLEX WITH Mrs. A. G Childress, owner. Joe Pat Holmes Ellis, Mayor a nice three room $10.00 to $35.00 per head. each sloe and Lamb, auctioneer. a22c a22c Amount apartment on second floor. About ir.come. close to $15,000 04 $175 per month brick veneer construc- 637.12 down town, MALE HELP WANTED FOR YOUR INSURANCE tion, nice lot. Owner leaving town NEW YORK 'tin - The lowest 406.04 Contact and priced at a bargain for quick temperature reported this morning 127.47 LARGE LOCALLY MANAGED sale. NEW THREE BEDROOM brick to the U. S. Weather Bureau, ex- 12.28 company has openings for two young CHARLES THOMAS MeDANIEL veneer home with carport, tiled bath, cluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 35 15.44 married men with high school edu- Now enlisted with built-1n stove, shade on lot, sewage • a degrees at Redmond Ore. The high- 2.70 cation. Route sales and delivery. and etc. Possession with deed, only WILSON INSURANCE AGENCY est reported Sunday was ,,107 at 4.48 $75.00 per week plus commissions to $12,000 cash. GALLOWAY INSUR- Needles. Calif. 18 44 • qualified men. Write Box 432, May- 1 Call 753-3263 ANCE and Real Estate Agency, Mur- 3.00 field, Ky., phone 247-6038. a30c and ask for Tom by Ernie Beislatniller ray, Kentucky. Phone 753-5842. a23c NANCY 56.05 Or at his home 93.03 Bedroom AN EXTRA NICE THREE 753-4806 8.60 home. Large living room, dining IBM OPPORTUNIness. SEE OUR HE'S JUST TRYING- TO....r) a31c ...... • . 3.00 area, leitchen•and ceramic tile bath. ad on the entertainment page. a30c AVOID BAD COMPANY . $77 THAT'S NOT $1.75 Capital Outlay Account, Transfer 2,426.66 TRUE, IRMA ..... 4.50 Science Research Associates, Tests .. 133 08 58.74 Harcourt, Brace and World, Tests 15.72 McLean Trucking Company, Freight 4.00 736.00 PRE-SCHOOL AND June 78.17 0 111/ To Whom and Purpose Amount 13.83 Murray Natural Gas System, Service .. $ 7658 LABOR DAY 30.31 Murray Water and Sewer System, Service 11921 65.51 Murray Electric System, Service .. 300.41 5.00 SPECIAL Carter Elementary Lunch, Transfer 153 15 ... 15.00 Douglass High Lunch, Transfer .. 5124 On •• • 18.41 • Murray High Lunch, Transfer 723.40 •• 22532 Robertson Lurch, Transfer .. 104.96 • •• 33.75 •• University ot Kentucky, Film Rental 264.19 •• • SOO PERMANENTS 21 ..... 19.64 - N.. •..1 Vestal, Inc., Floor Seal .... 148.50 • /L. L ELL, 4.45 %wk.. Southern Bell Telephone Co., Service 69.07 17.70 14 OFF ON ALL • Torn Rowlett and Co.. Screen .. . 46.76-k 19.48 • PERMANBNTS Murray Lumber Company, Maintenance supplies . 19.7-k \ 15 32 VeBorne Excepted Calloway County Lumber Co., Maintenance supplies .. 2.12 20.56 • by Raeburn Van Buren Zep hianufaoturing Co., Operation supplies 10725 ABRIE AN' SLATS 41.80 Crain Chemiteil Company,. Paint 57.30 Sale Ends August 31st 12.16 • Douglass Hardware. Mop head 1.25 84.78 Edwin L.62.3011, Mowing 20.00 4.95 327 JEAN WEEKS BEAUTY Standard Oil Company. Maintenance supplies .. FOLLGwiNG A 11.50 Erwin. Mowing .. 80.00 CHARLIE C>OBEIS IS C. E. SHOP BEEN WATCHING 20.90 Repair 1.50 STRANGER WHO HAS Sam Calhoun, PAST SEVERAL DAYS 183.17 Steele-Allbrittcn, Maintenance 29.00 603 Vine St. Phone 753-1884 HIM FOR THE 60.76 JUST LOOKING AND STUDYING CHARLIE .., Murray Wholefale Grocery Co.. Supplies 8.20 - Operators - 291.14 A BUT NEVER ADDRESSING HIM-' • i IIII Douglass High Lunch, Advancement .. 168.79 Mary Roberts - Kyoto Couper 122.27 Kirk A Pool & Co.. Balls and Bats . 13.6t 2.66 Peoples Bark, Check Books .. 9.8i, A30c 11.21 Sunbeam Corporation, Lawnmower 78.1._ 92 00 Mary Cromwell, Library paper . 11.5t 17.03 Seiburn White Pianos, Taping piano 8.00 4397.10 Hutson Chemical Co., Fertilizer FOR RENT 5.200.00 Campbell Rhe•i Sales. Inc., Storage Case and Cabinet 44722 13828 LII

D M Copy Machines, Copy Machine supplies 63.4t. SMALL 3 ROOM HOUSE. Newly 60.12 Jimmy McKinney, Work 32.00 decorated. Adults only. Rate rea- 279.14 Frazee. Mehigin and Holton. Insurance 141.49 sonable. One single room. Can be 128.57 S. E. Drey and Co., Inc.. Glides 159.74, een at 108 E. Poplar. One gas cook 0 O Harcourt, Brace & World. Tests 27.75 stove. Call after 6 p.m. tic O Amount Standard Oil Company. Gasollue 23.64 17.84 $ 242.26 Shell Oil Company. Gasoline SMALL FURNISHED APARTMENT 1,4U2.83 by Al Capp 130.40 H. E. Jenkins, Gas Furnace for man or working couple, 505 LIL' ABNER 79.54 379.42 Lucy Lilly, Travel Poplar. Phone PL 3-1784. a21c Books 1335 AS A CHARLIE HAIN'T DONE N01:.iN' 21.54 Doubleday and Company, Science DON'T WORRY,FOLKS!! .SAViE us,wi EYE'!- AS GENERAL 1040 Ledger and Times. Bid 4.50 OF 11-IE ARMIES WRONG!! HE IS JEST A.KORMAL- 7 ROOMS WITH 2 BATHS. 1409 FRIENDLY YER L-LOOK WHERE LIE'S 16.15 Shackelford and Goode. Audit 748.50 THAT FUN-LOVIN' CHICKEN?! Rough furniture in ORDER N/OU AH coN'T SIZED, 7.50 West Olive Blvd. IS GOING TO • 146.96 Bruce Crain, Extra work 40214144STEPP! HAFTA 'TAIN'T WS FAULT VO. IS ALL 2.50 3 of the upstairs bedrooms. Have TO WRING .. 13.50 E. Williams, Eextra work .. SAVE "IOU!-' - C. 20.00 been rented to college boys. Open OBEY!! MERELY 6 INCHES TALL.'.' record player .... 4 06 Erwin, Mowing . THAT 04KKIraS C. E for inspection. Mrs. John G. Ryan, 4.25 11 Inrson, Mowing 12.00 NECK!! Edwin 4.41 phone 763-2840. talc 4\) 12.00 Shell Oil Cotr_Pany, Gasoline 16.82 f • as, 8.70 M. H. Ryan, Frankfort trip expense 1,043.99 UNFURNISHED Apart- 4 11.93 Sinking Fund. Transfer 4 ROOM t' Payment of 9th St. Let ... 5,000.00 electric heat. Adults only. 27.50 Murray SC.100:5 Activity Fund, ment. 22.75 Phone 153-3001. See at 503 N. 6th St. 31.81 State Tressurrr. Small Tools supplies .. • . 4.34 a22c 20.80 Murray Supply Co., Maintenance Ruth Lassiter 1 17 84 signed 7'4,* Ruth Lassiter, Treasurer s4944/4(8.1' 1•1 Board of Education r ,4. •Lssi....•-•.„ ••• Murray (SERVICES OFF,EkED sofr Murray, Kentucky 11,74 ENNINP 44:7 sworn to this the 16th 14,31 ak Subscribed and LIME SPREADING FOR FARM. j TENNsi4or IS 159 $1 wr day of August, 1963 ers with exce•Ilent service provided. ... 76.43 ••• 4:61 Joe Dick ABC orders accepted. Call Cecil _ ! 7.87 Notary Public Paschall at 753-3429. a23p .. 4 50 My Commission Expires July 12, 1967 11.08 57.75

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oil metal .1.8...... •••••••11\ ready had been busy with textile, flt5h1011 Show' On the lawn 1945 and while he tanned and tim- In aft interview, she told how bile of the manor house of the family's bered the land his family has min- Small Town Prey ides Top Textiles started the production of at-hona 6.000 acre estate The visitors were ed for five generations, I began with clothes, ski and after-ski pullove:s a 'croup of reporters from the unit- some of the local residents to make , TRAINEES (AI" PAI'LEV many parts of the world. Christian Dior was one of the first skirts and other casual wear- all fyi States. Canada, Japan, Brazil fabrics for mother as 1 I PI Women's Editor Al a factory u: this out-of-the- custmorea on the /firm bossed by the designed by her alio all dyed to and several western European coun- 'M -mother is the Countess Mang I Menii and lf3P urgently Soedet-e - Hima is a small way place, with a popination of 260, Countess Ebbe ion Eckmann,• tall, the clear, bright colors she specific: tries They were on a two-weeks tour von S.1isgertn.- a couturier t.re Stock - •ollage. set in the heart of south- are produced hand-woven wools handsome woman in her early 40's. She talked as she held an in- of Scandinavia as guest of Scan- halm She been in b1. IBM east Saeden's farroing and forestry worked into casual clothes sold in Started At Heine dinavian Airlines F.ystem and the 1027. The -Ciown Prince, ,.! • Machine Operators country But as reputation is a Western Europe and across the The firm wasZUVIIIILLed officially tourist associations of Norway. Byte- way was one of her early cust . N•••1 rot int•rf•r• with your pir•senl job. if you qualify, large One to.ole people in t.' S A. in 1952 although the Countess al- 0. detii and Denmark. "I was supplytng mother with The Haunt1111so. troon.ng con be boomed Wure to k- "This area always has done fine 'Yard goods for suits, but afraid I'd weaving," said the Countess. -say drown her with fabrics, began to. JOB OPPORIILMI"TI husband and I settled in Ripsa in make some lap robes. I'd already Box: 32-W. Murray, KY• Is Said To a few as gifts for been doing Please Include lour reienhoniNumber friends" CENUNNIAL SCRAPBOOlt ghost is just heard and his presence the Union 1861-65 in Pictures is sort of felt," . The War for • Be A Thriller Wise, who on an Oscar for di- _ _ a veiir Virgil Carrington .1 one a vantgeous negotiated peace. recting "West Side Story" aao, mak- No. 337 multi-volume chronicle. "The Two and a half years after the Rebellion knows a great deal about Ry VERNON RXIITT mg horror movies. He began back iii Civil War at Sea" *pub by Hult, Ruiehart & broke out in Charleston, the numerically su- UPI Of Cat Winston), points up repeatedly how decisive perior, but largely makeshift. Union Navy 111'nYwc'" eirliolowld'ut 1943 wtth -Curse The Peo- HOLLYWOOD tlet - It's been .i plc" and Body ‘,-nutchers .. naval power %%its in the conflict. The slender was still behind the Rebels in development •'The eery long time &thee a resources remaining to the Confeder- of submersible*, mines, electrical torpedoes. move '•- since then, however, he has pro- Tonite eaval The Movies prickled the sealp and At ter-or ates in 1S63 'could still have done enough Had more of the essential materials for these Prml"''''' • -eine to more sebtle reyoaellesh on the hides of sophiso- • :lamage to l'mon shipping and created such been available, Confederates could havg No Special Effects cited moviegoers, tel there's a n...a paioc in Northern Forts to secure an at. broken down the effectivene .s of the Uniori 'We didn't bother to build any blockade and created havoc in Northern har- picture almost guaranteed to scare special effects." he said '''T::•:•, !".1 ..2:\ I N.!k: • IN, "I " bors whidi their long•range raiders continued the wits out of Boris Karloff. aren't really necessary Not'Ono : • Cap:toil ()se Its an old-fasisioned ghost store'' A drift contact torpedo cruising destructively. be created on the screen that is half "The Haunting." 7:15 used against Union ships U.S S. Commodore Barney survived the titled ss terrurirng as what each indivi- - 0.-ti_t• 630 - Start are no dls- in 1863, as shoe,o in the electrical torpedo attack in the James River, There mon-trovis and dual in the audience is eapabel of the emadied eyes floating around' 1 pictorial Metory. 'The described previously in this series, but a° , tijuring up for himself THURS. — the athi.vh,..,, and SATURDAY -- r. 1. t nafederate Navy." by Commodore Jones was destroyed there later stdesplitters like godzilla and cert- ..we let TONITE Philip V. H. Stern (pub-- by the device, with a lose of 69 lives. There ably 'no Russian agents searchne: l dews and sound effect, • . liahed Doubleday>. was hesitancy in subsequent entrances of for state secrets. . terror. And the fares of our au- -Yankee captains into Southern harbors and Producer-Director Robert . Wio reflect the horrible p..issibilities !IL,: Gr rivers. has combined a T.:pookv, mrrecin• eat Star lurk in th- house." s •Inadequate supplies of materials for bat- house with term* of the unknown 1i The Haunted House itself. i• Challen ge ter:vs and sub-surface cables prevented the • . make his point. 1 • nott"h to give anyone the creeps. You Rebels from exploiting the electrical torpedo The cast is another departure 1,..t- I -• .?.n on a bright, sunny day. thp pl° Guess fully. They de- a .,C1114, motile. thlil. Harris all(' . W!,, and I," hi-G-Ni tm ,,,. mode vised more effec- Claire Bloom. ?long with newcomer .•,,, ,..icture entirely In Rolland o fro/es they picauyi tive drifting con- Rtehard Johnson There isn't a t•i-• I lectiror the Fttinvton Park H• (*flaT", . st, tact torpedoes, of Peter I 'e're or Vincent Price - ..- Stratford On Avon, as the , encouraged by People Wear Unknown House." td-e damage one citji••reA gel;.velle teboo•.r/14 vrfterectnr..re doear:n'tw i:rse A lot. l'io:Ja.uon • A UnPsttaul 1,,CtLe of these did the wait Dialers Gables" kloe:k thlikee "Ha cOzt•.5et coOttfagSren I.' S S. Pawnee in As .1 Z:11 1 at 11:10 A.M. "Human imagination will take dare ..The hotel owners were unhappy SPECIAL Kii 9 .: Stono River, S. SmOse, 1 .r.ard Snail of all that. -- 'h-t we made it look so merle:One BOYS!. i.iVE SikvA a C. in August inside all of his ,, L17 ;tick or -Somewhere deep film and threatened t• • GIRLS! 'Bring a ti Old ComPac., SON OF 111.11 mar 1863. (More on of the !here is a residue of fear Wise chuckled "But it is so • PerfF:ine Rattle rtalattotos on this subject •• unknown It probebly roes all the looting thst Claire Bloom and .1 •". later e • way back to prinutve days when. 1in vris clutched one another .. 4 4 .1 pi • A . libusaird chills tickled the spines of ancients fear the first time they saw it 7.7 r4 IVA.- neses in the who heard mysterious They didn't want to go in." PI AN NOW TO SEE night .11pr I? from ane "Even in modern times people are Does Wise believe in ghosts !'.,‘;NEY'S NEWEST! afraid of things they don't under- haunted houses? But stand. That's' why the villain of -A: sit', telt' not he said, 'The Haunting; is never seen. 'The I don't deny terror." lave 47747707:,&14Z707Witegi Nieltryl , RIP alltraaPart 57HARNETT r. KANE ta 1 ke 114.-••• T tvanattdolbp ILtv 'Vag* BE C THERE AT 9 A.M. WITH THE CROWD! REMNANT HOUSE FAMOUS , ha,• •1 • II n o` .1 .• 'r"" --"'"'" 'both news accounts and le••ers• her, L. • FOR . y Boris- :Iiingriiy sae he:lowed, in par- era uts..le I broken words, telling of brosen --paitos retatrees the Smiths ticialar, the stories from Paris Ithoughts. "Mrs. Jefferson w...s hod urged her to spend a sea. The glittering city was gayer the porch ..,""Mr. Patter- son -in wngs city. Now., than ever under its conquerors,Ion son remember that the children alter sione th.eagho she went with giiiidy undo.in. on etc in the room . . ." there with Kiss Spear. It won't!streets lines of carriages in the I are Then, without warning the attet_you or me to get closer to courtyards. lilting waltzes in -lighted apartments!Might Intake of breath ended. SCHOOL the racuit-of things.- her cousin the candle BACK to the voice trailed off, and declared. . To the French capital went dip- and 'the clock's ticking woe the only Although politics seldom con- , lorhats representing every great in the room. cern -d her Fo..".-o• had been in - nation, and there was the excite- sound few months later, still es t-rot: -rer feriae-on- le14---aunt of complicated intrigue, of I A mourr.ing required by un- ores Illoidieun siece•ded Mr decisions in the making. I the SALE alterable custom, Betsy sat be- FABRIC or , For many months she badof .as PreSitlent. Once new fall her hope of!side Miss Spear as 'her cousin fabric -values at the very beginning of the tivize she nad met. the tiny, necessity put aside Never before have we offered such sensational suddenly (be!worked at her sewing. She tiiTd •ozosed Mr. Modoon, a highly living in Europe; ever, anywhere!! up he- mind, and now season. Brand new, Famous Name Fall Fabrics at the lowest price cosive ftguie. Bat now was afire with the idea. This made everything dep.nded on Nancy was introduced to the time there would be no prob- , "1.99 YD. earns-spirited Dolly Madison. a leilitS o bans against her, dif. Ppear. 4000 YARDS - REGULAR '1.00 TO "Well . . ." the other woman te .it -faced woman who clearly , ficultie with port officials and hesitated. "I c.rtuoily coual toui: great intereet, in the lives the like. he must start to plan the place and keep a 61 t ,^fise abriut : for the trip. 1144,1a9' • • *peewit eye out for Bo. But"- "Child, so you're Mrs. Bona- 1 hesitated-"d your father p-Tie,' Dolly exctilm-d as Bet• A s SHE mused she heard a she I don't see how,.." Fabrics didn't agree, Fashion and Bo paused Fall sy approacaed tzr at the Presi- familiar slop. -He won't stop me." As she dent's Hotise. "rye wor.dered at the threshold. The boy, it spoke, Betsy's face tightened. about you. becaioe I ve heard had beeline evident, would be a "Be wont" abott you everywhere I've gone. handsome Man, with sharply de- "He couldn't." Her voice was I couldn't help listening to You fined features, wide dark eyes, steecato. Before either could a few minutes ago, and, I'd , full lips, and a charm: that was say more, Betsy got to her feet • that people have under- already unmistakable But wizuld with a determined gesture, and estimated your Intelligence. he be like - his father in other went to talk to Mr. Patterson. You're making a good fight, my ways, weak and irresponsible? "I've thought about this for girl. I'd,_aay you're"- Dolly Her tips compressed. Not if she a long time. As things are go- Madison tried fur the right had anything to. do with' Itt ing. you don't need me at home; - term -- -amazing." • Every effort must be directed Bo the self-re--I could never handle the house The tverds, so direct. so warm- toward making as Miss Spear. I'm not gratitiuse.tliant, dependable man that his as well -4nc. filled -Betey with to 'Spend the rest of my gal.; father had never been, going Regular 51.29 yd., 45'' Woven Plaid With others in the Senate how things would -Bo, I want to tell you about life wondering lery., Betsy heard- the United if had the Bonaparte,. your 'father's have worked out I'd DAN RIVER GINGHAMS Stzites declare war on England.lthe -spoke : courage to do what teemed ufto. still family." she began, and Sheoshuddered; -the French best" • -of Napoleon. his brothers and Stripes carried on their war against the Patter. Reg. $1.59 yd., 45" Solid and Strongly interested, her! Several times William Erituth, ahd now there would . sisters- to intervene, but t.er son missed little of what she son started "ABBEY" FLANNELS be new complications. _ flowed on. 'This means said, until suddenly there was words During the long months that more to me than anything in -- watched anxiously an interruption. erwied. -asest my life. The doctors say a sea Reg. $1.49 yd., 45" Dacron and Rayon One of the new maids dashed , I .r news front France or Eng-1 will help me, and a change with into the living room, her face ' trip la .d. For s short time, of climate- and scene. too. Ill WASHABLE GABARDINES M - ..i. Sr.•ear as her corr.paruon,'wet with perspiration, her hands -Please. miss Betsy, , visit some of the health resorts, ., .7 stayed again'in Georgetown, trembling. , but I'll also be doing everything Keg. $1.00 yd., 45" Drip-Dry apprehersi...e Mod- come quick' Your Pa, he send- i..-:•I saw the - i and anything I can for Bo and Miss Nan- iv as ia, word arrived of s;ck- in' fer the doctor. and "GOLDINGER" PRINTS cy think you ought to be there!" i myself-- er,tog Arne:dean defeats in Can- Her father gave her a quick A moment later Betsy was 1 T.1,1,"We're •loone nearly .everty.-I look. "You wouldn't take the along the hallway to ' $1.99 yd., 36" "Imported" C; ere." she- eronooi t4..,- Miss ,running :child with you on your foul's Reg. mother's room, As she ap- ,t.: ear. "In a time like this•the her nd " COTTONS Dorcas' bed. Mrs. Pat- -i erra- -7 "BAVARIAN" s :eat peoe is Baltimore.' . proached No, not this time. I want terson stared for a moment or ' - As 1812 m arr-td its end, a first to see Europe myself and - her brow furrowed al if clime in Freneh ;Moira stirred two. learn what it holds in store for rhe were trying to identify her. her. Nipoleon me.! lel his forces . us. Then later I'll try to judge on his daring winter mar, -h into , Then Dorrae smiled. "Oh yes, The words , what's best for hint" be Betsy." Russia. Fascinated yet - ens- it must There was a long silence, and ttirth..4d,- Betsy pored over ac • (ame in a voice close to a whim- I fire. her father stared into the unbelieve- Napoleon in per. "Girl, Its time you go to these fine Fall Fabrics now at one c.,unts of a arrival "You've made up your mind All le'ai- -aw. to find that the- Rus• your dancing lessone. Very soon line. about this piece of insanity?" ready for your., low price. Here is the greatest Fabric si•dis had set the city afire, you'll be "I've decided to go to Europe, able low, Geimiy DT Emperor' led his ' ball. And just yesterday. my With if that's what you mean." to School Sewing. Re there back toward father heard General and Mrs. Value ever, for Back broLen arnsy .. that Mr. Patterson shrugged through ti vast, icy land : Washington talking about . .. Fm sore his heavy shoulders, and she the Fall Fabric Patterson continued to. the'door opens tomorrow for already --stripped bare by his i Mrs. realized she had carried the when own men or by the • retreating 'relive earlier days, confusing of a lifetime!!tag It :ssians. • period-, mixing names and [den- Wane. Buy Betsy's health fluctuated; one' titles. Slowly Betsy sank to her "The high-pitched censer- day she was free of pain, the knees beside the bed and caught fen to a hush ahem n• xt she stinted under a head- Dorcas' hand. "Please, don't use coition Wellington. eatehing ache attack. Miss Spear man- , up your strength. Just rest, just Lord eye, stepped forward aged the establishment, and rest." - Betsy's a half-ironic air Bttsy's gr otude vois to doir,d. Dress was b,YUrld heeding with story continues here to- And she read every scrap of or hearing what her daughter The with morrow. paper that areived from abroad. F114. For an flour or More,