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IOWA SI 3t leg Mt lIcoand Kentucky Community 22 1962 rIcw4spzt Plub Holds In reefing At Meet ake Hotel God, Cingulation In The City and Professional We • held a dinner Largest Kenlake Hotel •,n Trust ng at seven o'clock Circulation In Tott, president,v The County

were elected who Mrs. Betty Vinson, United Press IN OUR 83rd YEAR International Murray, Ky., Wednesday NI UR I: A Y POPULATION Mary Louise Bak- Afternoon, May 23, 1962 10.100 Vol. LXXXIII No. 122 lent; Mrs. Freda ..cretary; Mrs. Jessie sasurer; Mrs. Mea- Court Cases Held n-responding secre- uring The Week

was • centered with, 45 Die As Big t of red roses in a Decision To Go er. Mrs. B. Hughes Court cases tried in the court of Murray Kee were Judge Rofoert Miller during the ' the arrangements. Plane Crashes past week are as follows: at were Mesdames Wili A. Powell, Paris route two, Or Not Go To Be worth, Rebecca punlic drunkeness. Arresting oi. Idia Curd, Myrtle By GEORGE B. BROWN officials at the school said there ficer, the she: if. Fined $850 and Gillis Hester, B. CENTERVILLE, lowa 101 — A they had no records on him. costs of $20.50. >Ile Buie, Mildred Continental Airlines jet liner Covered Wide Area d Tuts Betty Vin- crashed in a violent electrical Discovery of the fuselage cli- Lowe:I R. Norwood, Paris, route Made Today 'ard, Ella Murray t storm Tuesday night, • taking the maxed a search by more than 700 one, failure to illuminate head- elan Hale and Huth lives of all 45 persons aboard. persons which ranged from a lamps. Arresting officer Trooper One of the passengers was res- point near here across the state- Guy Turner. Fin* $10.00 and By HEDRICK SMITH similar to Glenn's if all goes well. cued and lived for about 10 hours. • a • • • line and into Missouri, an area costs of $14.50. It will be rth-Jely five hours long Takehiko Nakano, 27, a native I niteil 1..10,14,91a...1 scattered with fragments of wreck- CAPE CANAVERAL in an orbit 100-150 miles high and of Japan, was pulled alive from age. lay's Sports James Etheridge, 412 South Launch crews today successfully at a speed of 17.500 miles per the fusee of the huge Boeing The search for bodies and Sixth, speeding and no operator's completed the first phase of the hour. But the 37-year old Navy 707 nearly eight hours after it wreckage was hampered by the Miss Jenny Johnson license. Arresting off Wee Trooper split-countdown for astronaut M. lieutenant commander will per- crashed he was ...rushed here from roughness of the terrain of for- Guy Turner. No opeatatoes license' Scott Carpenter's scheduled -orbi- form many new experiments for the tiny valley north of nearby ests, brush fields and farmland. charge diamissed. fined $10.00 Miss Wilma Hale tal flight Thursday and officials scientists who want to learn more Unioncille, Mo., where the fuse- The fuselage of the plane. Miss Deborah Elkins :o Plants Con- Jenny Johnson and $14.50 costs on speeding said the crucial "go" or "no go'' about the mysteries of space. lage was found, but died within tinental's Flight 11, bound from charge. decision would be made this eve- If Carpenter's mission is as bril- • two hours. Chicago for Los Angeles with a ning. liantly successful as Glenn's, it Officials said the 'bodies of the stop at KalltijS City, Mo.. rwo Are Named of Big Boy was If scientists decide to proceed, could lead to a longer space voy- other 44 vwtims had been found discovered by a farmer Wins Anion Terry Wayne Farris, Mtfrray in a small, the countdown will be resumed at age — possibly six or seven orbits and others. —41 of thorn trapped in the fuse- muddy -valley. route six, no operator's license 11:30 p.m. EST. —later this year by America's • Plants lage from which Nakano was res- Takehiko, trapped in the wreck- and reckless driving. Arresting As Faxon A spokesman indicated that $400 million man-in-space pro- cued and three from 1 to 1)2 age for about eight officer Trooper C. Stephenson. hours, was Award Here everything checked out perfect in gram. — 10* miles awas from the wreckage. rescued after a searcher No operator's license charge dis- hoard the space vehicle in the first phase Tuesday night, technicians tank- Nakano at first was believed him moaning. missed. Fined $10.00 and costs Honor Students of the countdown, but launch con- ed the mighty Atlas booster with • miraculously spared in the crash 1 of $14.50 on reckless driving of Flats Stens of Math Jenny Johnson, graduating sen- ditions still were causing 120, tons of high-grade of the plane carrying 37 other charge. con- kerosene The tiny valley where the ma- ior of Murray College High was cern. fuel. In the final hours * doz. passengers and eight crewmem- before jor part of the wreckage Ws.' was the 1962 recipient of the Anon At a weather launch, crews will add bers. Lloyd Dale Todd, Murray, reek- briefing this liquid oxy- • a scene of death littered with Foundation Award for outstanding less driving and speeding. Arrest- Miss Wilma Hale and Miss Deb- morning. top officials of the gen to help burn ,the Ile was identified as a North- Na- kerosene in Peppers luggage, colorful vacation - type achievement in music. The an- ing officer Trooper B. Smith. orah Elkins have been named as tional Aeronautics and Space the void of space. western University student, but Ad- clothing, seats and other debru:. nouncernent was made at the an- Fined $10.00 and cost of $16.50. valedictorian and salutatorian re- ministration (NASA) said that The fuselage. with .wings. and noal Murray College High spring spestively for the 1961-62 class smoke from nearby forest and tail stripped off and its noise orcheatra concert of Friday even- at Faxon School. swamp fires "was thicker than we irley crushed in. appeared to have ing. May 18, by Dr. C. C. Lowry, Wilma is the daughter of Mr. had expected" at the launch area 35 Seniors At, plummeted Phils And almost straight down president of the Murray Lions and Mrs. Hollis Hale of Murray ti iday. into the valley. Club, sponsor of the award. ROTC -Honors route six. She has attended Fax- "A large forest fire across the orist There were not more than five Jenny, daughter of Mr. and on School for all eight years of Indian River from Cape Canaveral feet of Acid marks, Mrs. her elementary Orioles Murray High witnesses said. Jesse L. Johnson of Murray • school career. Out is almost directly upstream of the Win ••rth 4th Iowa Highway Patrol Sgt. Dan has played soloHach flute in the,Mur- Will Be Given of a possible 4.0 standing, she predicted wind" for the day of Foster and Patrolman John Heaps, ray Collese band and or- - attained a standing of 3:90. Miss the shot, meaning the smoke will $ who flew over the area chestra and has Hale has been a varsity • In Top Rating in sep- sung soprano in 11 cheer- Miss Phyllis Dowdy be blown directly toward Car- Opening Games arate planes, said they could eee the school chorus since entering leader for two years. president penter's launching pad, a spokes- bodies scattered one and one- College High in 1959. oniorrow of .the eighth grade class, presi- man said. half miles from the fuselage. Miss Johnson has also held dent of the 4-11 club, selected as - Today, the pad could not be Thirtyiive members of the sen- Authorities took membership Miss Faxon School. Phyllis Dowdy Tfie Phils won over over an empty in the Quad - State. and vice-presi- seen from the beach vantage the Indians ior class of Murray High School gage last r KIDS! at Unionville, about six Band, the Quad-State Chorus and , IA. Col. Joseph G. Fowler, Pro- dent of the Jr. Beta Club. pants where it is normally easily 9-2 night in the season opener have received letters of com- lessor of miles south of the spot where the the Kentucky All-State Chnrus. Military Saeinci Deborah is the daughter of Mrs. within view. Despite forecasts of in the Pony League and the Dodg- 14 AT FIVE ... mendation for their scoree on ers fuselage was found, for use as a announced that the annual ROTC l'atitine Elkins. of Murray route Wins Lion only three-mile visibility at low fell to the Orioles 8-4. CHANNEL Use college quinfication teats !act morgue ' awards day will be held at Cutch- three and Lestel Elkins of Mur- altitudes, space agency officials The spring given by the lirtiyeraine appeared the plane had tIls? in Stadrurn on May 24. A total ray" route six. She has attended lorwr in the first game saitr thestnoke haze would prob- marked up' of Kentucky. integrated in flight , with wreck- of 25 awards will be made. Faxon School during her school two runs for the night Vocal Group Scholarship ably not interfere with the high from More than 23,000 students par- age found all the way from five The Department of Army au- career and out of a possible 4.0 three hits. The team com- 51 altitude tracking camera, and that mitted • ticipsted in the testing PrnErntn miles four errors and left sevea south of Centerville to the • thorizes the Supenor Cadet Rab- standing, she has a standing of even with today's smoke blanket, this year Sixty•four took the test point where the fuselage yew She men on base. bon as an award to the outstand- 385 has been a varsity cheer- the shot probably could have gone. at Murray High Those awarded found. Gives Program ing student leader for one year, about 17 miles south of of the academic year was named A spokesman also indicated that The Phils racked up nine runs letters were in the top fifteen this Iowa s. I in military as brisitelbali attendant Miss Phyllis Gene Dowdy, dau- conanunity. each science year to the a- vainety of weather threats had and had nine hits. They commit- per cent of all Kentucky lbgh Terry Burnell. 'group. Awards will be made quern in the seventh grade, and ghter of Mrs. Elizabeth Dowdy. of who byes on thes} to dissipated. giving Carpenter better ted two errors and left five "tas school students taking the tests. farm where the fuselage WAS ,• I the outstanding student of MS I, MA, selected as May Queen in the Route 8. was awarded a $200 a vocal group from the Murray than 60-40 odds of following the base. Those receiving the letters were found, said he heard a moan II III IV Eighth Grade Beta Club. scholarship to Murray State Col- Iligh School Music Department , space trail blazed by astronaut Margie Banks. Hal Barrow. Max- from the front port of the wreck- The Rotary Club. the A9Spitcher and presented the program last night John H. Glenn Jr. last Feb. 20. inc Bennett. Man Lou Bryant, age and pulled Taikehiko out. 1 Lon of the United States Army, held in the school gymnasium at Lions Club. Miss Dowdy is a big John Sammons was the win- at the meeting of the Murray And Carpenter's personal flight Leah Caldwell, Margaret Crider, Chryslier Exocutizos Aboard ReSerVe Officers Association 7:30 tonight. The public is invited senior at Calloway County High ning pitcher. Both Lions Club in the Woman's ('tub preparations vver e reported to went all the Ann Dunn. Mitzi Ellis. Richard Three Chrysler Corp. executives of the United States, and the to attend. School. She is salutatorian of her way. Nanney was catcher House. , have -picked up pace" as the flight the fot Farrell. Charles Enraell, William attached to the firm's Dodge Di. American Legion will present gold class. She will enter Murray State the Indians and Stone Joe Pat James and Rob Ray time neared. the catchei $ Hopson, Sara Ilugties, Kenny vision, were aboard the flight. 'medals to students who have been College this summer. Her major for the Phils. reported the Lions State Conven- Carpenter' flight will be very Humphreys. Richard Hurt, John They were identified by Chrysler i selected on a basis of military pro- fields of study will be Business Hutson. Jacquebne Johnson, lion held in Somerset May 13 ficieney, Baccalaureate Jimmy Lamb Don- officials. in Detroit as Virgil W. scholastic achievement, Education and English. slammed a threw through 15. Furman Lester from na Kimbro, Diane Larson, Sandy Mourning. 45. Birmingham. Mkt. excelleoce of character, and out- run homer for the Phils. Hendenson, Kentucky was elected Miss Dowdy was presented the Lilly, John Nance, Eva Overcast, manager of dealer finance forleadershipstanding AND eG:rsil•eerzi onr of District 43-K at the ' award by George H. Ligon, Chair- In the second game the Orioles • Laurel Parker, Nell Pugh. Char- Dodge. Roger Welsh. 45. Grosse Awards Listed Will Be Held man of the Murray Lions Club BULLETIN ran eight men over home plate ley Robertson, Danny Rowland, Pointe, Mich . assistant Dodge gen- 1 Gold medals will he awarded The program given by the tad 'by' Scholarship Committee. Mrs. Ry- on ten hits. No errors were com- Patsy Shirley, Harold Shoemaker, oral sales manager. and Fred P. The D. A. R. to the cadet ented students from Murray High an. business teacher at Calloway mitted, and four men were left on Phillip Sparks, Bill Sturm, Andrea Herman. 46, Dearborn, Mich., a with the highest grade in -US WASHINGTON On — The consisted of two selections by a Next Sunday County High School. base. WYE Sykes. Jimmie Tabers, Evelyn Wil- Dodge business manager. Army and National Security"; gave a brief House Ways & Means Com- Sopotimore Ensernble and a vocal background on the recipient. Miss liams, Steve Williams. James Frank Continental's Flight No. 11 took George hart to the cadet making more* tentatively approved a West was the winning pitcher solo, -The 23rd Psalms," 7ilar- 1 Dowdy was chosen upon the basis Wilson and Richard Woriamen. off from Chicago's O'Hare Air- by1 the highest scholastic achievement; Bacsalaureate exercises for the bill today that would repeal .vith Thomas catching. commend- keret Ruth Crider. of need, characte r, initiative. the FRIENDS Principal Fred Schultz port at 10.35 p ni. (ElYT1 Tuesday • I Disabled Amentun Veterans to 'Murray High School graduating 10 per cent tax on railroad The Dodgers got tour runs. six achieve- Wayne D. Caldwell was intro- ' leadership, ability, scholastic and bus ed the students on this the cadet with the highest scho_ class will be held at the First travel and lower the hits and committed six error% Continued on Page Fkur &iced as a new member of the standing and other qualities Mtn- tax ment in their schotaatic lives and laalic achievement (basic course). Methodist Church Suriciay even- on airline tickets, effective Ileaving ten men ••n base. continue this good club by • Frank Wainacott. irig at 8 o'clock. 'eating the ability to make good in next Jan 1. urged them to Mayor Holmes Ellis to the cadet Cunningham was the losing pit- Rev. J. Howard Nichols, college. record with the highest grade in map pastor her with Bennett the catcher. The recognition is from Ernest of the First Christian Church, reading; the Woodmen of the The scholarship will be given in McDaniel, director, Kentucky Co- will deliver the .sermon. Paul Mat- World to the cadet with the high two parts. $100 at the, beginning O Tonight 'operative Couneeling and Testing est grade tactics; thews, pastor of the Church of an the Yining of each semester. T h e annual Service, which sponsors the tests. Business Men's Christ. will give the invocation. club to the cadet scholarship is given each year to Thomas Itigancamp Speaker To asked the students to "think with the highest Special music will be present- GARRY He grade average a high school senior boy or girl deeply of the. remponsibility to (advanced courses ed by the Senior Ensemble com- the Veterans in Calloway County who plans to yourself and to society which is Foreign Wars to the cadet with posed of Mitzi Ellis, Leah Cald- E SHOW" • study at Murray State College. incurribent on an individual of the highest scholastic average well. Andrea Sykes. Sara Hughes, Board Of Realtors On Tuesday &Ir- Last years winner was Miss Joyce hIgh'potentialities.- ina, college. Maxine Bennett. Eva Oarol Over- Morris from Murray High School. The Junior Chambor of came Diane Larson, Evelyn Wil- Com- The scholarship committee for tha Dr Thomas Hogan:sum was the cycle longer for real estate, than merce will present liams, Lusanne Lilly, Jacqueline Uniform Fund Gets a plaque to Murray Lions Club is composed speaker yesierdat before the Mur- I for other business. the cadet firing the highest total Johnson. Ann Dunn, Margaret ON of Ed Brunner, Fred Schultz, ray Realtor Board and their streets Real estate proaperity peaks score in match competition. Ruth Crider, Danny Rowland, De- .Boost From Residents James Thurm,•nd and George at the Triangle Inn. rise higher and in depression IOLLAR Other Prizes wayne McClure. Richard Hurt, Lig- MOVIES West Of Sixteenth on. Hogancamp spoke on business times fall deeper than other !nisi- HT SEE Gold medals will be awarded Phillip Sparks and Richard Far- cycles and their relationehip to • ness. also bas The Chamber of Com- rel to the cycle 'a( real estate sales Hogaiwarrip bated several fact- Mrs William (-Nall 'repo▪rted merce for the highest total score lifargaret Ruth Crider will sing He told the group that business ors which precede business chang- IVATE the Ledger and Times that a in mddch competition Mattes sTtventy Third Pslem". (MSII; the does move in cycles, with a high es and which are used by the fund if $298.09 was left over National Rifle Mrs. Richard Farrell will aecomp- • Association to ,the period of prosperity and a low economat as a sign or indicator. t LD'S" • from a neighborhood effort at the rifle-pistol any' the vocal. selections and will "reinter I club ehanapion; the period of recension; it does not of things to come The population time that the area west of Six-, Kiwanis to the cadet, play the processional and reces- firing. the stand still, he emphaelzed. - explosion which will bring abut a teentti street Was taken into the highest total score sional, Mr. Matthews kive in a single As business moves... Ulm a de- high marriage rate in the later Murray Graded School district match the benediction. Milted ' pression period aas a period of 19681 witl bid well for the real the county. .Money was. l• The Petisging Ushers will be Jiwirny Adams, from . Rifles to thei pro.epetity, or Visalke.rsa, there are estate roan, he continued, hut 9ta reused at • that time to finance oteataiiding eadet, Tomma.a--Wiel Is. v Watkins, in individuara eyelet within this large cycle, Only if the econamysas good .so SHOW SEE: bus -trips to Fitankfort in the drill (Ml. Joe Witheratioolu Walter Black- The Scahlinitkand , he continued, as lidjuntments are that siewly married couples netghborhood's effort to get mov- Blade Mogan. Jartlany Western. and south central Ken- to the outstandilig cadet burn, Eddee "made' in. the' business field. have the fibancIng ed injp the city sc:hool district. Titsworth. tucky Meseta, falas taiday thro- _nenearfarY, for .;• N GUNS indvaloal•drill (M.S11): The Ciin- nd Steve 4.1..../A40`.004 • . • ' •Irs . - Many residents of the: areal lifilal i4;er110 ve.d pi le ugh Thursday eveggsparitty cloudy' this afternoon little and their 4ucsta that id recent l ---- MESA" from Sixteepan tit Bighteenth -and drain! NOM; t14 Lions:flub niVE-DAV FORECAlit Ware:attire -2".*-c7r.-- change today. a little years. erinnenaatirris factors have thrat the economy looks good at • ' • from - Main to the Mayfield high- the leader of the best drifted caoler to- • i night entered into the business cycle 'the present time and that real way' have , been • contacted, and platoon. ;LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI' The and Thursday with widely nitOWI scattered afternoon thundershow- wtriah has (-banged the picture to estate stiould. mete well isin. the they have ill approved of giving The Armor Association of the "tended five-day forecaM, Thurs- :00 ers. High today in the low some extent. The last -large de- next few yarns. P.M. this maney to the Murray High United States will present ,an day through gionday, issued by 90s, low tonight near 80. prealon was in the 1930s and Donald Tucker. president 'of the School • Uniform 'Fund. Mrs. Nall award to the _outstanding advance the U.S. Department of Commerce Nineteen new employees this continued up to about 1941. Murray Realtor Board presided at said. of county health departments .n Kentucky— course student selecting armor Weather Bureau: Temperatures Today the Federal government the meeting and welcotned the requested that this story clarks. nurses and sanitarians—are attending a two-week orientation as his 'branch Gradual cooling through at 5 a. m. (EST):' She of service. trend tries to head off a serious de- guests. Guests of the board repre- printed so that all residents course in public health work given quarterly by the State Department The &wank; ceremonies Monday. Temperatures will he will be aver- Louisville 74 pression by public works, and sented a cross section of • the area mentioned might of Health in Frankfort. Here some members of the in service training followed by a iC-TV in the drill eahibition by age three to eight degrees below,. Lexington 70 other measores. business and professional life funds have been class inspect two new Geiger counters. used by the Department's of know that these the Pershing Rifles and a brigade normal. Covington 71 The real estate cycle moves Murray. PANEL disposed in this manner and Division of Radiological Health to measure amounts of beta and review. of Kentucky normal mean is 68. London 83 slower than the regutar business Hiram Tucker introuced Dr. made a contri- gamma radioactivity. Shown here are: (seated) Mrs. Maria Wilson. that they have The ceremonies will begin at Rainfall will averagn around Bowling Green 70 cycle. llogancamp said. Real estate flogancamp Calloway County clerk: (left to right) Ben Hayes, Calloway County The event was the bution to the uniform fund. 330 p. m. and the public is in- three-fourths of an inch with local Paducah 74 sales begin to fall before a busi- sanitarian: Cortez Harding. Graves County sanitarian: Ralph high point for realtors in the city Wayne Flora was chairman of and vited to attend. In case of rain, amounts up to three inches in llopionsville 71 ness 5 Bowling Green, depreasion takes place. and and county thus wt‘ek which is the project, and Mrs. Nall Deckard of regional sanitation consultant for the the presentations will thundershowers r, area be made in scattered mainly Evansville, Ind., 78 rises more slowly after business National Realtor Week in the TENNESSEE State Department of Health. the na- was secretary. college auditorium. about Saturday. Huntington, W. Va., 82 gets on the rise. This makes the tion.

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. By MILTON RICHMAN Philadelphia JEFFREY'S Twilight League errors paved the way losses. 1341) Friend dropped his We awe Ole pied le NON hew Aebasallokeg. LONNa 111 Ow I %lied Press Irteniallunal amis. May 15. 1962 for Paul Brown's first defeat. fifth decision, lie has won four wr Pubic Naloe Nam seleids. la weir eigiwim. awe In Os IMISSIN Ray Moore tells everyone he's Caldwell Used Cars games. twieat et war sawisa. 4 AMERICAN LEAGUE 7 1 35, an out-and-out fib, but there's The victory moved the Cards to 7•.0in W. L. res. GB. Ezell Beauty School 6 2 no getitng around the 'fact RATIONAL IfSFSIESENTATIVISt IPNLLACR that within 21 games of the Giants, Wenn* CO., IMO New York 21 13 .616 The Pinsters 4 4 he's the man who lisidisea Ave, bkiniphia, Taus..; is keeping those who vvvre limited to five hits by LAN Bldg% Nam Minnesola - 23 15 605 Peoples Bank siaprionom BY*, Dekrelt, Me/ 4 4 persistent Minnesota Twins Mos- winner Stan Williams and reliever Cleveland 21 14 600 Murray Boauty Shop 2 6 eying around the to p of the Larry Sherry. Tomlny Davis hit's lidamod at CEMNsk Los Angeles 18 16 .529 3 Brandon. Bros. Obe ANS Murray. Kaska/dm. Ama egemembegma gs Used Cars 1 7 American League. two-run homer, his second atainst :L MURRAY LOAN CO. Second awes Mailer Baltimore 19 17 528 3 -High Team Single Game The gray-haired, pipe-smoking the Giants Chicago in as many games. I° eft W. lialn NIL Telephone PL 3-2821 20 18 526 3 Caldwell Used Cars 803 Moore, closer to 40 than SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier lb lewTRI. 35. has Jack Sanford was the losing pitch- Par weak Dkrolt 16 17 .485 44 The Pinsters 731 been pressed "YOUR HOME-OWNED LOAN CO." Ems& 164. Ea Gallenseg sari adosamw pew pow. into relief in three er. 0111 =IN Kansas City 18 21 .462 51' Murray Beauty wires. IOLA. Shop - 720 of the Twins' last four games and Win In 11th Boston 13 22 .371 84 High Team Three Games has won two of them. Don Blasingame and Leo Car- Washington 9 25 265 12 Peoples Bank 2263 "Our rookies, like Rich Rollins denas each singled home a run in - M.11- 23. 1962 Tuesday's Results Caldwell Used Cars 2257 and Bernie Allen, have done a the 11th inning for the Reds as Kansas City 5 Boston I Murray Beauty Shop 2194 tremendous job," says manager Jim O'Toole out - pitched Bob MURRAY Driveln Theatre Baltimore .4 Cleveland I. night High Sam Mele. • Ind. Single Game -but Moore has been Shaw of the Braves. The victory Minnesota 6 Washington 5, night Judy Parker 198 & 181 our real life-saver." was O'Toole's fourth in nine deci- New York 2 Los Angeles 1, 12 Joy Johnson 181 The veteran right-hander turn- sions. Gordy Coleman OPEN...... 6:15 • START ...... Ea& • Quotes From The News innings, night homered for Jo Williams 17a ed in another superb performance Cincinnati in the second inning. By UNITED INTERNATIONAL Only games scheduled. PRESS Iva Carson 175 Tuesday night when he was cred- ENDS TOMORROW Today's Games Norm Larker's High Ind. Three Games ited with a 6-5 victory over the two-run triple in CENTL.R‘ LLL. los - Given, assistant poilie Kansas City at New York the eighth That Hilarious New Comedy . . . Judy Parker 534 Washington Senators that moved inning gave the Colts Minnesota at Boston. night their second straight chief of the community where a Continental Airlines jetliner Joy Johnson 488 the Twins into a virtual tie for victory over "ONE, TWO, THREE" Cleveland at Chicago. night the Mets. Dick Farrell went the crashed: Katherine Lax 476 first place with the New York Los Angeles at Washington, distance for Houston night Top Ten Ind. Averages Yankees. and scatterici . MEMORIAL DAY CELEBRATION! 'Our estimate is that the craft exploded in the air. We Detroit at Baltimore. night 10 hits for his fourth victory. Judy Parker 175 Relieves In Eighth IN THE BIGGEST, LOUDEST, FASHION! are picking Thursday's Games Loser Jay Hook, who also went the stuff up over a 10-mile area.” Mildred Hodge 161 Moore. who calls everyone Kansas City at New York else the distance, gave up only seven. FIREWORKS! Wednesday, May Jo Williams 157 "Horse," cantered out of the bull- 30th! ••••••• Minnesota at Boston hits, including a fourth inning Murrelle Walker 152 pen in the eighth inning with ALGIERS. Algeria - A European doctor tt-lita was a Los Angeles at Washington. night homer by Roman Mejias. COMING TO YOU SOON Katherine Lax 150 Washington runners on first .lirector of an Algiers Detroit at Baltimore. night and clinic but forced to flee the war-torn' Janet Sykes 150 second and one Only games scheduled. out. He immedi- George Altman accounted for all * 1. "NIKICI. WILD DOG OF THE NORTH" :ountr.v Joy Johnson ately induced 146 Danny O'Connell the Cubs' runs against the Pirates * 2. Walt Disney's "MOON PILOT" "Nolao.l Nita Emerson 143 and Chuck Cottier to pop with his ninth .v defends us. The s.ituation in Algeria is 1.atastro- NATIONAL LEAGUE up and homer and a pair * 3. Elva in "FOLLOW THAT DREAM" 1va Carson 140 then protected his one-run lead of singles. Don Cardwell recorded :ihic. I left behind everything I hat!." W i.T ), 1 ti B. San Francisco - 28 13 .683 Sadie Ragsdale 140 through the ninth. his first victory after four ,traight St. Moore ,,was Louis 23 13 .639 21 . • - Mjnne_sota's [(auras vialsaryirattawirsilseasimmi WA.SHINCATON - President Kennedy. ni---inessag*e to Los Angeles 25 15 .625 24 Mixed Doubles pitcher and actually carpe into the the U.S. Cohunittet for Refugees. Cincinnati 20 15 .571 5 May 16, 1962 game with the Twins leading which is trying to assist Kegler Pittsburgh 18 17 .514 7 Kats 4 0 by one run. The official scorer thousands who are fleeing Red China: Misfits Milwaukee - 16 22 .421 104 3 I awarded him the victory, his third "The- quest for. human digpity unites East Germans in -Philadelphia 15 21 .417 101 Pin Busters 3 1 of the season. because . he felt Night Berlin. Chinese Hong Houston 15 23 .395 114 Riders 2 2 Moore had been the most effec- BE Kong ilk in and Cubans in Miami. We must New York 12 Gambles 2 2 tive Minnesota hurler after identify uurselvts with this cause." 21 .364 12 starter Chicago 13 25 .342 I34 Four Ifs 1 3 Georges Maranda failed to survive Tuesday's Results East Side Steppers 1. 3 the fifth. Reds INFORMED! CANTON. - V. R. Key. after authorities raided and Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 1. night Four 0 4 The Twins broke a 2-2 tie in St. Louis 6 Men's High Ind. He. the third with a iynamitud a m.smshine still on his property: Philadelphia 2. night Three Games four-run rally Houston 3 New York 2, nigh: Jerry Conner 619 highlighted by Bob- Allison's two- "Things are getting so stiff up in these hills, a man can't Los Angeles 5 San Fran. 1, night Paul Ragsdale .. 618 run single. Lennie Green a nd run (.11 two batches of whiskey _before his whole opera- Cincinnati 3 Milwaukee 2. 11 in- Bill Wyatt 617 Chuck Cottier hit homers. tion get..4. blown -up." * nings. night Ladies High Ind. He. Three Games In other AL games, the Yan- Today's( 'Night Games Burlene Brewer 634 kees shaded the Los Angeles An- GET THE LATEST Chisago at Milwaukee Sadie Ragsdale 592 gels. 2-1. in 12 innings: the Balti- Pitnburgh at St. Louis Jo Williams 561 more Orioles beat the Cleveland LOCAL fp Cincinnati at Houston Men's High Ind. Single He. Game Indians. 4-1, and the Kansas City REGIONAL New York at Los Angi.les Bill Wyatt 234 A's handed the Boston Red S rc and NATIONAL Ten Years Ago Today Philadelphia at San Francisco Ronnie Ragsdale 231 their eighth straight loss. 3-1. The Thursday's Bob McDowell Tigers and White Sox were idle. Ledger and Tunes File Games 230 Philadelphia at San Francisco Ladies' High Ind. Single He. Game Cards Extend Streak NEWS Chicago at Milwaukee. night Bur:rile Brewer 238 The St Louis Cardinals ran Pittsburgh at St. Louis, Dell Snow . • their winning streak to six W. It. Pat4e"'“" ''i•• • ", • •• his h‘ime.on S calibre night 227 saroniz Cincinnati at St. Louis. night Jo Williams 210 'In the National League with a Tuesday morning. Survivors :.re his w lie. his mother, Mrs. New York at Los Angeles. night Ann Brown 210 6-2 win over the Philadelphia Letty Patterson„a dauglitc, Phillies: EACH NIGHT Mrs. Price Lassiter. and a son, High Team He. Thrge Games the Las Angeles Dodgers Ralph Pattersoni. • Misfits 2360 downed the first-place San Fran- .SVARE SIGNS CONTRACT Pin cisco Giants, 5-1; ON CHANNEL The Marshall County Busters 2332 the Cincinn •• Baptist l'outh Rally will meet at Reds Kegler Kats 2232 beat the Milwaukee Bra - the Hardin Baptist Church. Saturday 3 night. Bro. Samuel Night Riders 2212 -2. in 11 innings; the Hon LOS ANGELES Colts nipped Byler. pastor of the Murray Memorial Baptist l'hurch. vv ill 131 - Harland High Team He. Single Game the New York M• Svare. Tastier 3-2. and. the 031 be the guest speaker. linebacker and de- Four Ifs 835 Chicago Cubs defeat- fensive coach for the Nes• York Misfits 814 ed the Pittsburgh Pirates. 3-1. Lee R. Lst.iis,National Service Officer for the Disabled Giants, has signed 1.,•• Elston a contract as , Pin Busters 803 Howard's' sacrifice f I v American Ve.trans, defensive coach with the bases w ill be sit -Murray Thursday night to with the Los An- Men's Top Five Averages loaded in the 12th, geles Rams. gave the speak to Mert:(y Chapter 50. P.iul Gagsdaie 189 Yankee; their tictoryl Svare. a graduate ud Washing Bil. over the Angels. Fair 4ten - Wyatt 182 Yankee' yer vent , penalty will be ,addecf June 1-1 on delin- ton State. replaces pitchers, Whitey Don Paul. , Ronald Pace 165 Ford. Jim Ciliates juent ‘',:ege anti ,tccupational who resigned recently Bud Daley licenses in the City of NItir- to devote Robert Etheron 164 and Bob Turley NI- NEWSBEAT full time to his San Fernando laborated in a ray, accori,iing toC. IL Grogan. :y Clerk. ' Hatton Garner _ 164 one-hit effort-,- Valley restaurant. Rib Rodgers collecting 6.00 P.M. ,••.• Paul Buchanan 164 the AngeLs' 1 only hit, a single with , Jerry C..nner 164 one out in the ninth off Coates. Ladies' Top Five Averages Ford left the BIG NEWS game with a 1111.15Cle strain in Fiariene Brea er 65 his left shoulder after pitching 1 0.00 P.M. 4, Sadie Ragsdale 150 seven hitless innings. Turley was Jo Williams 146 the winner and Tim Morgan the Dell Snow 145 loser. A pair of home runs by Jim , !Mildred Hodge 133 Gentile. his 11th and 12th of the' FOR season. and one by pitcher Milt THE FINEST IN Pappas. his third, powered the MOVIE ENTERTAINMENT SEE Orioles to victory over the Innians ' Federal State Market Pappas. who held the tribe to four "THE GLASS News hits in 6'• innings, was credited KEY" Service with his fifth victory. Jim Perry was the loser. MILLION DOLLAR MOVIES MURRAY, K. 1 oe-aay. May Jirnines Homers TONIGHT AT 10.20 22. 1962. Murray Livestock Aue- Dave Wickersham a n d Diego !,•in Co. Segui combined to hold the Red RECEIPTS: Hogs, 49; Cattle and Sox to five hits as -Mannie had- . Cal% es. 328. nez provided the Athletics' win- HOGS: Receipts mostly mixed ning margin with a two-run hom- grade butchers. Steady. US. Ni. er.off loser Galen elY.CO. Bob Till- I. 2 and 3 barrows and gilts 224 man homered for Bostan's only "DOUBLE OR lb. $15.75: 240 to 270 lb. $14.75 run. NOTHING" Ii) $15.25: 150 to 175 lb. $1350 to Bob Gibson won his sixth game $15.00. No. 2 and 3 sows (325) lb. for the Cardinals, striking -out s13.25: to head 160 lb. feeder pigs nine and holding the Phillies to THE BIG SHOW 3.75. four hits. He lost his shutout in 4 P.M. TOMORROW CATTLE and CALVES: Receipts the ninth when Johnny --Catlison ,stly stick steers and cows. All rapped a two-run homer. Three ,sses about steads. Few head ,ndard and good 500 to 700 lb. BROWNS, SIGN xed -slaughter yearlings $22.25 KREITL1NO $23.90; Utility and commercial iws $15 ID to $16.40. Canner and CLEVELAND -- Offensive WLAC-TV The lean LEVI'S look! cutter $10.80 to 1114.911: Vtility and end Rich Kreitling. Who caught 21 pass for 221) yards • commercial bulls $1800 to and three $19.10: Cnly one brand of Good 300 to 600 lb. stock steers tine last ,vear, has signel blue jears..gives you this tall, trim ;24.00-25.25; few head good 578 his -I contract with the ('1e . 640 lb. feeder steers land Browns. lie is the second $24.00 to look and slim fit. That's LEVI'S-the blue jeans '24.30; medium 300 to 500 lb. stock. Cleveland player to sign' for next NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE orifers 1121.25*to $2300: Medium' season. Guard John Wooten a - arid A good 'stack riv•,• $132.50 tri .Feed 'to terms last Weik. with the Copper R.vet3-cut from the world's heaviest - .1 s156 per- •BAAIY CALVES: Abut-20 hea -: denim! Try LEVI:S. 1.:1 3/61.10 per head, VEALERS: Steady Choice $28 - 754.. $341 (.81:.Good $2475 to 128.50 0 S•andard $22.00 to $26..50. • • f• • Sala --Twswairs-.-111( -014ex - H641iN6- 5i:r,

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S-Part of MO IBOM40 SerrICO Drell dome Claws's church MOM 6-Wheel teeth ETC: 000P WO (a) 11-Envoy II-Note of scale 1-party $11'.25 $4.75 $ .70 10-Heelless MUM0003 ONO 12-Iterate shoe NTOM 2-party 7.50 4.25 .40 15 -Liquid 12-Near WIRM OR measure 011 MN NOTICE 4-party 3.75 .25 14-Crown 000 MO (abbr.) 17 00 q@OM FOR RENT -7117-LP 16-Bat -Blemish 00MU 1" WANTED I FOR SALE 4-party (ID 6.25 4.25 20- Weir god BOO BOUOMMO ornaments 1 Multi-party 23-Note of scale CO. - Notice 7.25 4.00 I 5- Sy nvisor for MO @MEM APARTMENT-5 rooms and tile - 24- liehrew 01113 PRIVATE investigations, Paystations nickel . 3-2821 confident- bath, vinyl tile floors, PICNIC TABLES. 5, 6 or 7 FOOT 8.25 letter MUM OMEMM OM ial service. Jim radlant 1.AD`i"113 CARE FOR BABY 19-Exclamation 25-Genus of Armstrong, Dial heat, car lengths, painted, stained or un- Extensions 1.50 1.00 21- Mature COMM RIMOMOU iN CO." 4412-3186 port, storage space, while mother works. 5 maples or 444-6516, 208 days a 22-Icelandlo 17-Lambs [IMOD 00 MUO North brick patio, 1324 Main, PL 3-3971 painted. Call FL 3-2450 or 492- writing pen 5th Paducah, week. Telephone PL 3-2809. m25c (a) Per 1/4 mile or fraction there- name Kentucky tic Adults, 2560 or see just A hearing will be held begin- Si- Brazilian No Pete. J-7-C beyond city limits 30-Golf mounds -Female of beyond the base rate area. estuary 32 43 57-Soak FOR THE BEST JOBS on Concord Road or 41 miles from ning at 1:00 o'clock p.m., ES.T , 26 - Benet -Fat of swine relatives 56- Preposition FOR EASY QUICK 4 register (b) Rural flat rate for the Fol- tlon 35-Overpower CARPET ROOM APARTMENT with bath city limits on Hazel Highway. Thursday, May 31, 1962, by the 26-Paddle 44-Conjunction 60-Beast of cleaning rent with us, Commercial Employment somdale exchange 29 37-Conduct 46-Symbol for Blue Luster electric near. college on Chestnut, it Public area. -Choose burden will Service. 208 North 5th. Dial 442- tfnc Service Commission of 31-Narrate 38-Discharged niton shampooer, only $1 per be 48-Dock of hair 62-Compass day. Crass available June 1st, Call 753-24M. 3186, Kentucky at its offices at Frank- Application to the Commission 23-Note of seals 39-Laborer •tleatre Furniture. Paducah, Kentucky. tfc 34-Prophet It-Sacred bull point • m24c M-23-C fort, Kentucky, as to the reason- for approval of said rate schedule 36-Clock face 41-Hard of 53-1teverbera- al-Brother of PARTS FOR ALL ELECTRIC hearing tido I DO WE NOW HAVE openings in ableness of the following rate iinvolving SS-Distant Odin NOT OWN THE HOUSE shavers. Lindsey's Jewelers. j22c not more than 25e per measure 7:15 AT LOST - FOUND Callalvay and Graves Counties for schedule changes which the West 314 South 9th Stkeet. It month per subsvriber) is being (abbr.) belongs to two men who are interested in Kentucky Rural Telephone Co- 40- MmOcal Brandon.' Plive-ihere made for service to all members instrument until it is LOST: SMALL DUCK nas making a good future 1958 PONTIAC CHIEFTAN, four operative 1111113 ir agill" WM gild or stray- for them- Corporation, Inc., of and subscribers now being served 42- Pia, e for 11 12 w.c.1. 3 until July 29, at a 14 which ed from home or been killed by selves. Best possible working con- door hardtop. Red and white in- Mayfield, Kentucky, proposes to combat time I receive by the applicant and such addi- 45 one-fourth of the dog. If found side and out. Full power with -Electrified 15 ig16 estate. dead or alive please ditions and top earnings for the place is effect upon completion tional members and subscribers as particle call Deborah Jo right nista Must be 21 good tires. Good condition. Either of construction of system 47-Barracuea lit7iiIgg"---. E" Tabers, PL 3-2580 or over and improve- may be authorized to be servied 15- 70 'XV.2 1 Hitls22 Anna Dill ltp take over payments or buy out Platform 23 os_return L.p.404 Vine. 11124e hare ear. For interview write ments and extensions and upon by it under said pending applica- r:o-Girl's name VA, illit$:. UIU:"..4.• Stan .Bratcher Box 749 Paducah, right. For information call 436- placing in service a new modern 52-1;1100ual 27 le.'n•28 ATION! tions, including those in the area 54-1.renx: 12.0:26• Ky. M-23-C 3753. m25c dial telephone system for the area down ill UI ASHION! now served by Folsomdale Tele- 30 :NA now served by 5:1- Spanish YOUR Folsomdale Tele- phone Company, all as shown on article MURRAY-CALLOWAY WANTED: 2 MEN WITH CARD NMI May 30th! COUNTY USED 36-INCH TAPPAN Electric phone Company in Graves Coun- maps filed with said Commission. 56-Chief officer x.:3a ss i.V.4345 37 010, to seryice 2400 established Fuller ty and for which it has made 55-Symbol for MM. SW mot range. Good condition. Telephone ap- tNticium 41 aUI customers. Car a n d references 38 39 4.p.„44) 42 PL 3-5203 after 5:00 p.m. m25c plication to said Commission for WEST KENTUCKY RURAL 41-Negates ..l.,M necessary. $80 per week to start. a 63-Pushes UiU44 Certificate of Convenience and TELEPHONE COOPERATIVE 65-Remains at 1111 als.48 47 48 SR.53 .49 NORTH" Write 608 W. Central Ave., May- ease BUSINESS MY 1957 FOUR-DOOR Imperial Necessity for authority to con- CORPORATION, Inc. 66-Conjunction lii field, Ky. sociam51 *52 Phone 247-6013. m31c 67-Worm tare 111.07; air conditioned. Full power, clean En semi w7 !....t.M111.0.40CII DREAM" DOWN 1951 PONTIAC convertible. Local and good condition throughout. 55 •:M57 llUi58 r„.8iita60 PL 3-1409 or PL 3-3048. M-23-C 1-high ....!..... 99Clan car, good condition. Call PL 3-3955. mountain 0A. 63 M-23-P 2-Deadly il 11 DIRECTORY 3-For example r liii ROUND SOLID maple table with (abbr. I one leaf, Frigidaire automatic 4- Heavenly 4..., 421 Nil FOR LEASE body Distr. by United tenure Syndicate, c- ADDING washer in good condition. Tele- MACHINES OFFICE • and SUPPLIES phone PL 3-2615. M-23-C TYPEWRITERS Leciliker & Times PL 3-1918 FOR LEASE, MODERN TWO Bay Sales & Service service station -in Murray. Excel- HOT WEATHER FABRIC SALE. lent potential. Very low Ledger & Tune, PL, 3-1918 PRINTING invest- Drip drys and prints Big selection Ledger & ment. Phone PL Times PL. 3-1910 3-5424. tfc 3 yards $1.00. Zippers all colors TRY OUR FREE MOTH PROOFING and only 10c, buttons 5e per card. DRUG STORES EXPERT CLEANING AND PRESSING TYPEWRITER RENTAL HOME LOAN All sewing machines, vacuum Scott Drugs FL 3-2547 AND iERVICE cleaners, and floor polishers great- Ledger & Tunes PI.. 3-1910 ly reduced. Singer sewing ma- JONES CLEANERS INSURANCE NOW SERVING MURRAY WITH chine Shop. 1301 West Main, FHA and Phone 753-4542 USED AUTO PARTS VA home loans. Phone Phone PL 3-5323. M-23-C Frazee, Melugin & or write T. C. Ezzell, Kentucky Holton irray Auto Salvage - Hazel Rd. Gen. Insurance Mortgage Company, PL 3-3415 Parts For All Models- PL 3-3755 Paducah, Ky LOOK: GREEN ACRES TRAILER ice SALES Union City, Tenessee new and used Mobile Homes, all saes, FOR FINE INISHES see us before you trade. J-19-C Bucy's Greatest Thriller For your cabinet top needs we IAN FLEMING'S Building: feature genuine formica, large selec- 1962 DODGE DART 440 TUDOR tion stocked at all times. ORDERS GRAIN REMOVED FROM ESTES' WAREHOUSES-Hold- hardtop, powee steering and ing a news conference in Austin, Tex., John C. White, state See Jimmy Bucy with 27 Years automatic trans- brakes. V-8 with agriculture commissioner, said be ha- notified the Commod- Supply: EE!3AUJU act- Building Experience. Never licensed. 6,800 • • mission. ity Credit Corporation to remove its grain from two ware- Robert Rice, ual miles. Contact houses owned by Billie Sol Estes, indicted farm magnate. 623 S. 4th Street Phone 753-5712 PL 3-4710. m24p

CllarT;T: ^2. to accept this possibility. As consciousness and questionei THROW PAST HIM, 2-DOOR., V-8. Good YOU CAN DO IT, CHARLIE IT RIGHT -T-I1E P.a. system in the con- cover, the wnole thaeo-Largo her. She refused to talk. In due 1950 FORD CHARLIE BROWN..YOU CAN DO force her to do tires, runs good. If interested call BROWN!SHOW HIM'MR 5TUFF! ' ing of the- Mauro spoke set-up was one hundred per cent course I shall IT!idE be elimin- and ask fur Mac Rob- (100'RE A BETTER MAN THAN KNOW YOU CAN DO IT: cu -any "%Vann (inner to Cap- v.,atIghtight. It could not be so and then she will PL 3-5342 Um/IWO in any rerpect. ated. ft was time to sail. I ards. m24p HE I. CHARLIE (3ROWN! tain. Prolsce °Biers with urgent -.0 aies,..iere for Cotionanber Bond.' That in ttselt was enough t again rendered her unconscious her samonsiaies Pedersen pressed arouse Bond's suspicions. A plot and roped her secureiy to summoned WANTED • 1 so -fen and sp‘ire udo a cicsk of this magnitude and-audacity bunk. I have now acquaint you • I ralcrii;itiote. 'Bring him below. could only have Oven conceived this meeting_ to lines. 7,01 under taintless cover and down of this occurrence, which I have Satisfaction Pri: f .. , I . C:.A off HOUSE PAINTING. rinallest already reported to No. 2." hand- rr aiare for sailing." to the guaranteed. Plume PL 3-5841. Ts, , .. iiin waiteo for the L inn. fretted with -Indecision Largo was silent A threaten- m24p arkrei • , :c.;:nent and released and the fear that he end Leiter ing, exasperated growl came tools ot the wee., lie smiled across at were making majestic from round the table. No. .14, NANCY Ii &vie Ihishaullor James Bono and Fells Letter. themselves, forced himself to one of the Germans, said and Lei- He said to Bunt). -What's the tare one certainty-he through his teeth, "And what, / en- name of that girl? Doniino? ter and the Manta were Mister No. 1, did No. 2 have to LOOK,JOE - gamble. _LOOK, NANCY-- NO VI,-ll. Domino, say the good gaged on.a crazy say about this?" /3/C YCL. on board, if e NO HANDS word." It the bomb was 'lie said we were to carry on. north tor the The door opened. A pence the Disco veered He said the whole world is full \G. sa,.. Ls the missile corporal. nes hat oft. crashed to Grand Bahamas and of Geiger counters looking for asfs racing up the aliention on the steel flouring station, then, by us. The secret services of the N4, Channel, the Manta and extended a stiff arm. Bond Northwest whole world nave been mobil- her in time. gra took the envelope and slit n might intercept ized against us. Some busybody gamble paid off. open. He ran his eyes down the But it this in Nassau, the pollee probably, its possibilities of error. penciled message signed by the with all was perhaps ordered to have a hadn't Domino made her Police Commissioner. Linen-ire why radiation search made ot all What had happened to tumidly he read out: signal? steps in the harbor. Perhaps rrturnca 17.10 hoisted her? bribed to bring "Plano • ,• • Miss Vitali was Inboard, Disco Basica at .175_5, the counter on board. But No. 2 Disco, a dark torpedo 7u11 speed, course northwest T•11F, that once we havr placed jr771 77444"... deep, briefly P - Mop Girl did not Rcecal hut I leaving a the weapon in the target area c.4CS3C2,t hurtled .cross rcapprar on deck alter boded- creaming wake, there will be nothing to fear. 4:6 the indigo moon' of the sea. Ind." "1 have bad the radio opera- To. 5.5 51 OA 10111..i stateroom there was -.Le"-enittr-• adist--.40.4.4•LLEA.-s is,.. 1,621, 5,04.4 Inc Bond borrowed a signal blank In the big tor Listening for unusual traffic save for the dull boom !rem the oaptain and wrote: silence between Nassau and the Coast. and the soft "5/dreta wai cattleman shadrno of the engines Ate density is quite normaL LI tinkle of a glass on the side- via Northwest Providence Chan- We were suspected. Nassau L1L' ABNER bY Cam boss d. nel Stop Fighter bombed squad- would be deluged with wireless Although, ea a precaution. ..., ',MI Pflfi 1:01 aCrallit W III traffic from London and Wash- • OH,505f- the storm shutters were bat- UT,Ali DI DN T STEAL be asked through Navy &loot- ington. But all IS quiet. So the IMOTHINW -SO THE/i GAVE YO'HAf.) NOT CtJ. tened down over the portholes, THEY'S MADE A H EXPLAINED r, nt to cooperatc ten /lin ruff Ma operation will proceed as TO TH NEIGHBORS, METH'STUFF, AN' INHERJTED Florida the only light inside came from L I L- CROOK TI-l' SCR ed, two litcL.drect miles oil planned. When we are well AGGS WOULD SHOOT YO; AH PROM ISED TO C611D PAPPiS p con- a slhgle port navigation lantern OUTA CfNISi Sin Manta Will 7O,, away from this area, we will EFAH DIDN'T the roof. BRING PAN''EM BAQK, LATE I4ONLIST`t tact through Windsor F'i, Id der hung from dispose of the lead casing of red Light only just SUMPTHittr HOME-), WHEN Control 'Stop Navy Dt ad,( ra. at - The dim the weapon. The lead casing A/-I Gar eurALso 1-115 the faces of the and Admiralty being Wormed illuminated will contain Miss Vitali:- BIG AN'STRONG!" FORME men. sitting round the Stop Picose ot/orm Go . raor twenty No. 14 persisted: -But you long table, arfd the red-and- RAINS!! also Admiral Carlson - awl Brig- will first obtain the truth from black-Shadowed features, con- rk! adier Fa iech del on 01-#8.,•-a... this woman? It Is not pleasant torting with the slight sway of i Bond signed the message and for our future plans to think he top light, gave the scene paasec1 it to the captain, -9: that we may be under suspi- appearance lot a conspiracy also signed It, as did Leiter. the cion.- in hell. Bond pot the message in an en- . **Interrogation will begin as At the top of the table, Fariillo velope and gave it to the cer- soon as the meeting is over. Largo, his face, though the poral, who wheeled smartly and If you want my opinion, those cabin was air-conditioned, shin- clanked out in his heavy boots. two men who came on board ing'with sweat, began to speak. When the 'door was shut, The yesterday-this Bend anti bie His voice was tense and hoarse ' captain presseet-sloWn the switch man Larkin-may be involied.- strain. "I hare to report cr. the intercom. He errve orders with, Theylnay be secret agents. The we are in a slillte,ot emer- 'to pail,surtaced, course due 'that so-called Larkin ,had a camera. gency. Halt an hour ago, No. 17 , north, at ten' knots. I did lint look at it closely; but joural. gr Vitali In the well I Bondi sahatad 'worried ;bout M it was similar' to that In the ABBIE by -Vaellant Vika Stie was standing fiadling• Rani the signiflerinee of the Commis- deck. possession of Miss Vitali. I camera. When No. 12 - ! gainer's an'essaga - and aliOat with a blame ' myself for not haring , KEERECT. IEEEP her she lifted the alleimino Vitali. It lopked wei. came npon . GOING, SUfi. 1 ., 1„ ,,,,.,•;-. r ...... , ..,...... 44...... - .....,...,....,,,/, remittal and Bserleiewk.:465.4448,1.1r.1111 tT -"7 "" a'r.f'..11,,i,_ 'with ,Sji.e94,,,•••-• - • wer..:- -, EY--. ..attymix,r.,. ,4 1/1141,Pr.4.roo •-ftwir..-.4",- - .0.-.• .111111,'- ra4Fitrretrerip:s41".-:".•-n...... • -0...... i/bee. '''' : . . A..., LK .-- % • 4 • nirCtil-elfkft in 'two boner's, or one of threat, osyso..tha kgoatra:-'4- 4S7"4"1-'w,--iffn-l lIt r'-return ' ter Na.asau AY'' lens. NO. 17 was.sirspicious. l which' case the mobilization .of the traporrow morning, we shall reaorted to nie. I went be- „the•Minita arid of the tighter lie have to be circumspect Miss 0 and took her to her cabin. bombers was -a pretty meaning- low Vitali will have fallen over- She struggled with rne, l' was less precaution:baldly justified board. I will work out* the de- toreed to sjitsitie her by drastic i by the evidence. L'". tans of the story. There will be nieasures. I took the camera It could easily 'be. that' the an inquest This will be Irritat- ' . examined it." crashed Vindicator anti thq and ink hilt nothing more. Our wit- Largo paused. lie said quiet- . missing bombs were the work nesses will be unshakable.' ."The camera witsw s a take. It some entirely different griem ly. . of Geiger counter. The they chased the concealed a and that, while naturally, A lb Inc nightmares awaits lett Colditer Wan, very Disco, the 1 a N. was bring registsung over 500 millirocnt- Domino %Mill. 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PAGE FOUR THE LEDCER & TIMES -- MURRAT, It ENTUCRT WEDNTSDAT --•• 1.k.V 23. 1962 Co Workers Class Household Hints To keep salt shakers runnin Engagement .-I nnounced free in damp weather, let them :- •t Meets On Monday Save the labels from new car- stay on the kitchen range top reference on Pat- when not in use. Mrs. J. B. Burkeen - PLaza 3-4947 The Co-Workers Sunday School pets for future colurs. Class of the Hazel Baptist Church tern numbers of met with Mrs. Orville Jenkins on Voitiz/ Monday night. After the meeting refreshments ROLLERDROME 1 were served by the hostess. - OPENING - JUNE 7th 1 I Elkins Home Scene Calendar Mrs. Roy L. Smith Of Bridal Shower Social - Elected President For Miss Lassiter Of the Dames Club' 1 Mrs. W. C. Elkins and Mrs. Thursday. May 24. , a tthe home of Mrs. W. F Miss' Heron West entertained with a The Magazine, Club will meet • chke at 2:30 p.m. Mrs. Ralph Mrs. Ray L. Smith was recently bridal shower in honor of Miss — !Woods will give theprograrn. elected president of the Murray • •. • State College chapter et the Na- Betty Carol' Lassiter, bride-elect of Edward Hal Huie, on Thursday, The Jessie Houston, Service tional Association of University 45D May 17, at three o'clock in the Club of the Supreme Forest Dames. Mrs. Smith is the former afternoon at the Elkins home on (Continued from Page 1) Woodmen Circle will meet at the Miss .Glenda Culver. Mr. Smith is Elm Street. night It was due to make a Mop I home of Mrs. Hazel Tutt, Benton attending Murray State as a pre- The honoree chose to wear from in Kansas City before proceeding Road, at 7.30 pm. engineering student. her trousseau a green linen frock to Los Angeles--hot fate inter- ' • • • Other offices' are Barbara Wiles, with matching accessories and a ‘ened. The Zeta Department of the Bruceton. Tennessce. vice-presi- hostesses' gift corsage of pink car- Heavy. scenlls. Lehtning and Murray Woman's Club will have' a dent; Jude !Tina. Sturgis, Kentuc- nations. thunderstorms were reported in potluek supper at the club hOuse ky, recording -secretary; Jean Mrs. Price Lassiter, mother of the vicnuy of Kirksville. Mo . and at 6.30 p.m. Hostesses will be Rhew. Symsonia. Kentucky. cor- the honoree, wore a beige dress farmers reported seeiiig a bright Mesdames H. J. Bryan, Stark Er- responding secretaTy; Grace Ware, with matching accessories and a orange burst of light about win, Louis Ch.irles Ryan, John Lincoln. Illinois, treasurer; Judy hostesses' gift corsage of green m. (Et/1'i. 10'3Up. Ed Scott, Ace McReynolds, Joe Surowic. La Porte, Indiana. pro- carnations. Mrs. W. H. Patterson, More than 700 searchers joined B. Littleton, and Robert Wyman. gram chairman: Sherri Vaughn, grandmother of the honoree, and in the night-king hont for the M ii r r a y. co-program chairman; • • • Mrs. Lilburn C. Buie, grandmot- Spellbinding wreekage in an area of thick un- The Jane Johnson, Louisville, publicity Crafts Club of the Callo- her of the groom-elect, were pre- derbrush_ and timber bet ween way chairman. County Homemakers Club sented corsages by the hostesses. MESMERIZE Centerville and Unionville. Mis- will meet in The Dames Club is a society of the assembly room The color scheme of pink and souri. Centerville is about 66 of the Extension office at 9 e to. married women at the College that MISS LETRICIA GAYLE DOUGLAS green was used in the decorations. miles southeast of Des Moines. provides social, recreational, and The gifts were displayed on a Contrasting The plane carried 37 passen- cultural opportunities for its mem- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Douglas of Murray High Scnoot and attended table overlaid with a white linen gers and 'a crew of eight. The Annie Armstrong Circle .,t bers and establishes among them stitching calls Murray announce the engagement Murray State College. He will cloth and decorated with a pink There were indications it disin- the Hazel Baptist Church WMS I a spirit of good fellowship. of their twin daughter, Letricia receive his bachelor of science umbrella and carnations with attention to tegrated in the air, scatteritv a ill meet at the home of Mrs. The national organization was Gayle. to John Michael Rayburn degree in June from the Univer- streamers going to the gifts. fragments over a broad area in Mary Turribow at seven o'clock begun during the school year of of Murray. He is the sun of former sity of Tennessee Pharmacy School Refreshments wire served by cotton-nylon- tssi states. in the evening. • 1920-21. County Judge and Mrs. Waylon in Memphis. He was treasurer of the hostesses. rubber interlock Rayburn. Kappa Ps i, national pharmacy Included in the guest list and The bride-elect was graduated fraternity. He will be employed in those attending were Mesdames knit, 13.95 with high distinction from Murray Baton Rouge as a pharmacist. Luther Jackson, Robert W. Huie, State College receiving her Bache- Wedding plans are incomplete. Carol Lassiter, Luther Nance,'Gus Our of Science degree. She was a 0 0 • Robertson Sr., Ivan Outland, member of Kappa Delta Pi, Delta James F. Huie, Claude Farmer, Lambda Alpha. honorary fresh- Gus Robertson Jr., Lester Farmer, man ,fraternity; honorary educa- Miss.-Barbara Gunam Calie Jones. Billy J. Huie, Charles tion fraternity; Omega Pi, honor- Honored At Bridal Luther Robertson, Jesse Wallis. ary business fraternity. Her social Luther Robertson, W .H. Patter- sorority is Sigma Sigma Sigma. Luncheon Recently son, Lilburn C. Huie, Price Las- Miss Douglass w a s named to Miss Barbara Gumm of Cincin- siter; Misses Ruth Lassiter and Who's Who Among Students in nati. Ohio, and student at Murray thane Elkins; the honoree and the American Universities and Col- State College. was 'the honored hostesses. • leges. guest at a delightfully planned She will receive her Master of luncheon at the Triangle Inn on the hostesses. r - Science degree in accounting in Saturday. May 12, at noon. Miss Miss Gumm was presented a .,.part of June from the University of Mis- ,Gumm is the June bride-elect of wedding gift of crystal by the sissippi. She is an officer of Beta Larry Wheeler of Lynnville. hostesses' group. the art Alpha Psi, honorary accounting The hostesses for the occasion The table was overlaid with a of Ere fraternity, and a member of Delta were Misses Diane Elkins, Melissa white cloth and centered with a Gamma Sigma. honorary busirnms Sexton, Martha Robertson, Jean lovely arrangement of yellow scholastic fraternity. Foster. and Ruth Ann Browning. flowers. The bride-elect will be employ- For the. prenuptial occasion the Covers were laid for Miss ed in the accounting department lejnoree wore a blue and white Gumm, Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Char- The Store of Youth and Fashion SIAMESE TWINS AWAITING SURGERY-1'he daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Lowe of of Humble Oil and Refining Com- checked shirtwaist dress and was les Sexton, Mrs. W. C. Elkins, in Francisco. S.arties4 tains----very well formed, I . beautiful Chinese girls—are await- pany in Baton libuge. La. She presented a hostesses' gift corsage Mrs. et. A. Doherty, Mrs. Allen ir.g esptoratury sur4erv in Children's Hospital to determine If they can be Separated plans to enter Louisiana State ,of white carnations. Her mother- Snivels', Misses Delores Carr, Ann s..,f I. They are t...igetl.e; from the lower part of the sternum to the navel. University to work on her Ph.D in-law to .be. Mrs 'H. L. Wheeler Mahan, Ginnie Hilton, Gayle Her- The Cherry a degree in accounting. of Lynnville. was attired in a rington. Carol Hutchens, Pat Mr. Rayburn is a graduate of beige dress and was also presented Bealte Judy Bennett, and the hos- a corsage of white carnations by Wises. , Penny Homemakers 1 Club Has Meet At The Cherris Norsworthy Home "The Power of Prayer" was the I theme of the devotion presented by. Mrs. John Ed Waldrop at the meeting of the Penny Homemak- ers Club held at the home of Mrs.. Leeta Norsworthy with Mrs. "Stein Usrey as cohostess in Monday morning at ten o'clock. FREE Mts. Jack Norsworthy, assisted by Mrs. Thomas Jones. presented the main lesson on "Freezing Pre- With Every pared and Cooked Foods." The ' leaders had items on hand to illu- strate punts in the lesson. They also had prepared a meat', salad, and dessert that could be frozen Dryeleaning Order in preparation for a meal in ad- erf.411. vance. The president. M r s. Richard Armstrong, presided at the meeting Officers elected for the new of $3.95 or More year are as follows: Mrs. Armstrong. president; Mrs. Ernest Madrey. vice - president; Mrs. J. B. Burkeen. secretary- treasurer; Mesdames Leita Nors- seirthy. Raymond Workman, Cash and Carry or Pickup rhomas Junes,. and Jack Nors- wirthy, major project leaders; Meedames Brooks Moody. Vernon By Our Efficient Drivers Moody. Kenneth Palmer, and De- lia Graham, main lesson leaders; ' A BOND OF FREEDOM'. That's what MPsS A lit Llt It lA( la/ ia Beale Mrs. James Coleman. recreation; Fletcher ef Asheville, N. C is disphiying--although you, and she, know Mrs. Margaret Nell Bojol. 4-H ii better by its official name of F. S. Savings Bond, Series E. leader; Mrs. John Ect Waldrop, Maria became a bond.ianer the day she was born, 19 years age. reading: MI-s. Charles Coleman, and Anon.' the patriotie and practical benefits of regular bond-buying. publicity; Mrs. Ruth 'Lee, citizen- That's Why slie recommends that Americans purchase extra Sayings Bonds during the 191.4 kreedo,n Bond Drive. 'shiP; ,Mrs. Alton Cole. garden; Mrs. Alvin Usrey. landscape. G A Siker Dollar Fr. - A special report and discussion on the Callovsay_. County Mental Health Association was led by Mrs. Kenneth Palmer. NOTICE; - A 'delicious potluck lunch was served to the thirteen members 10 DAY SPECIAL OFFER and two.new mernbor.s. Mrs. Usrey 'ALL CITY PRIVILEGE AND VEHICLE and )6r;. Charles Coleman.. .. S MaY 21 through May 31 The neift meeting Will be at-the EnifirildiOod •nchaniment • e hi of Mrs. Vernon 'Moody LICENSES EXPIRED MAY 1st., tslicdr Mrs., Brpdlks ;Woody on Mop; Gay with embroidery trellised all over the day. June It, at 10 am. • ' • s • s-ktrt, this" dress has fashion flair in the RiMe%&111414C . snug darted bodtce and rope ba)t, jhi Vay 31st-Last Day. easy care blend al 65% Dacron' poly lierire %114?,1 4614° relertil State •liarket News eVet and 35% Cotton. Sizes 5 15. 4 _ Service. Wednesday, May 23 Kehe tueky Purchase-Area Market To Purchase New Licenses Hog • D.,Pont Tradarnork Locations ,Rej,sirt including 9 /allying sta- Oash and Carry at Both tions. Receipts Tuesday totaled 214 head. Today barrows•and gilts are COIN , .‘teady. A few No: 1 180 to .220 TO AVOID 10% PENAlTY LAUNDRY-CLEANERS Abs.:SOLO° to $16.05. No. 1, 2 and , LAUNDRY-CLEANERS 3 180 In 240 lbs. $15.50 to S15.60; 245 to 270 lbs. 511 00 to $15 35; 275 Main Plant - So. Side Square " 13th and Main Street ei 300 lbs. $13.25 to $14 75, 150 to (The office of the City Clerk will be BAIwt,gunc)ah s175 Jbs. $13.25 to 51.5.35. No. 2 and 3 sows 30 Otp 600 lbs. $11.00 to closed May 30 for Memorial Day) Fast One Hour Service on Shirts and Drycleaning $13 50 Boars all weight:: $8 50 to 511.25.

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