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In Largest God' Circulation In We The City Largest Trust Circulation In L a SV• The County D H. Gipson, a Trlum- IN OUR 83rd YEAR t iiipiro.'• nited Press International Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, May 12, 1962 I 1• ,1 L I \ III 111•11. Vol. LXXXIII No. 113 I Shirley Futrell Is One Hundred Fifteen Girl Judge Orders 'Elected President Lamb Service Scouts Register For Camp Assets Into Calloway Co. FHA To Re-Surfacing Shit ley .Futrell Be Sunday Of was elected East pre- sident of the Calloway County The Murray Girl Scout Council Girl Scout camping is the Girl Receivership High School chapter of Future has registered one hundred and Scout program being carried out Homemakers of America at re- At Coldwater fifteen girls to attend Camp Saks- in a camp situation. The organiza- cent election of officers held in wea located on Kentucky Lake tion believes that camping is gan Circuit Highway Judge Earl Osborne in the school cafeteria. Announced; through June 18. excellent way to accomplish the 'Melvin Lamb. age 69, of Cold- June 11 civil action here yesterday order- Other, ilamed to 'Alice . %sere wale: died Friday at 11:15 a. m. Fourteen troops and their lead- purpose for which scouting exists ed the assets of 0. 0. Dublin as Cynthia 'Ezell, first vice-presi- at the home of a daughter, ldnin O'Con- ers will board buses in front of and should be made available to an individual, and the corporation dent, Mrs. B.,rbara Steele, second vice- Charles Smith, . Edge • the cabin in the city park at eight all members. which on Kirlcsey route of he heads, Dublin Autos, president, Margret Tucker, secre- two. His death was attributed to a lanai o'clock on Monday morning, June Girl Scout camping has a thee Inc. to be placed into a receiver- tary. Sandra ill Calloway, treasurer, Cost $175,000 complications 11th. Some of the intermediate fold goal, to stimulate enjoyment ship. following an ex- Vicki Crawford, nistorian, Sharon tended illness. announced and senior girls and their leaders and appreciation of the outdoors Bethel Richardson, Murray Cer- Sledd parliamentarian. Anna Gal- Other survivors include his wife, K lists these will remain in camp all week. through progressively adveoturous tified Public Aceountant, was !aesogy, reporter, Brencia Cunning- Mrs. Ruth Lamb; two daughters, Calloway County Representative worth aatata The Brownies and their leaders experiences, to provide training sworned in as the receiver. He ham, recreation ieader, and Peggy Mrs. It•ey Maddox, Uniontown, Pa., Charlie Lassiter today announced IC. will return home that oafternooa. in citizenship through the give and was instructed by the court to take .armstrong, song Officers Are leader. anfl Mrs. Hess Darnell, Farming that the state plans to complete- Mrs. Sam Beaman is camp take of community living in %which charge of all of Dublin's assets, - Following an installation cere- ton route one; three sons, ly re-surface Kentucky Highway rector and Mr. and Mrs. Loyd each girl has a part, and to con- both individixsi and corporati, Perry mony the old °timers gave an Lamb , Farimngton 94 from the east city limits Boyd chairmen the camp com- tribute and to route two, of of to the physical, rental compile a list of them. evaluation of the achievement Named Murray to the of Dwin Lamb. Symsonia route six, -After Marshall County mittee. Other members of :re and spiritual well being of each Dublin was directed not to write their goals for the year's work. and James Edward Lamb, line. camp committee are Mrs. An, camper and to help develop sucn cheeks or take part in the hand- Farm- Junior Degree certificates were ington route two; one sister, The cost of re-paying the 13.- Spruhger. Rev. and Mrs. M. W. qualities as resourcefulness, in- ling of hg affairs. Mrs. awarded Miirgrat Tucker, Vicki Caeser Ilaneline, Coldwater: three Band Concert 347 miles with bituminous con- Jones. and Mr. and MN. Lyons. itiative, and self reliance. The scrim was the climax of Crass lord. Anna Galloway., Phyllis brothers. Aubrey, Lexie and Yew crete surfacing has been estimat- a lawsuit brought against Dublin - Ezell. and Sandra Galloway. Girls el Lamb all of Mayfield; ten grand- ed at $175,000. The Calloway and his corporation on September receiving Chapter oDegrees-- were children- and- -ntne great-grandchil- N-.--11- Story was named presi- 4.7-manty project is on of more Norman Klapp Is 18, 1959 by the Naahviille Agri- Donna Lassiter and Peggy Arm- aren. dent of the Murray High Band than 913,000.000 worth of road Calloway Hi cultural Normal Institute. strong. Delegate To Meet Funeral services will be held Booraters Club last night and and bridge work in Kentucky on at the Coldwater Church of Christ G. B. Scott. Jr. was named treas- which bids have been called for. Parents Are Licked Fort Knox Officials Sunday at 3:30 p. Bro. John urer, at the conclusion of the Sealed bids will be received Releases Hoover will officiate annual Spring Concert by the until ten o'clock (Mi on the Mr. and Mrs. Norman Klapp tne ser- By Their Children Investigate vice. Burial will be in three bends conducted by William morning of June 1st at which time were in Owensboro Tuesday and Death the Baz- zell Cemetery. - Myers. The two will succeed Ber- they will be publicly opened and Wednesday where 'Mr. Klapp at- Of Soldier's Wife Honor Roll LOUISMILLE. Ky. tUPD - The Active tiallbearers are llowara, nard Harvey and J. B. Wilson in read, Lassiter said. Work is ex- tended the annual convention of children of Springlee. Ky.. in Jef- Rob, and Ilarold Darnell, Larry the band organization. pected to get , underway shortly the Episcopal Diocess of Kentucky FT. KNOX,. Ky. iUPV ferson County, have proved them- - Mili- Lamb. James Easely. and The Beginning Band played se- after the awarding of the can- which includes forty-one tary authorities Tom churches selves better politicians than their hcre today were Maddox, grandchildren. lected exercises and tunes with tract. and missions in central and West- still investigating The Calloway County High parents. the possibility The Max Churchill Funeral Mr. Myers directing. before a Highway Commissioner Henry ern Kentucky. of murder in the death Schoe4 honor roll for the second The children this week heard of Mrs. Home has charge of arrangements large audience in the Murray High Dr. Tom J. Logue Ward said 'this letting signals The Trinity Church of Dorothy Smith, 27, six weeks of the second semester Owens- their parents were circulating a soldier..wife of a Ft. where friends may call School auditorium. Their per- the beginning of the-buisest high- boro was Knox was released today by Principal host to the 134th con- petition around the neighborhood formance was received with en- way work season in . many years vention. Mr. Klapp An autopsy William B. Miller. was the de- tu bar ice cream vendors from the conducted here dis- thusiasm by the band parents, and points up the fact that the legate from the St. John's closer Friday that teachers Focus Week Is Students with all A's are in- Epis- town. Then they went int•i action the woman. p and patrons of the school. state is moving ahead rapidly on copal Church who at first dicated by an asterisk. of Murray. Also at- and got up a counter - petition was believed killed The Junior High Band played all types of projects to provide tending were Rev. in an auto accident arts Club Seniors: Sandra Adams. Frances Robert Cherry, among their own age group. last Wednes- five selections. Military Escort by Kentucky with a modern, fully' minister of St. John's Church of day, a as actually killed by Bennett, Little Irish Planned integrated road • O Armstrong, Joyce Ahart. Gail Both groups showed up at the a Suite by At and highway sy- Murray and heavy blow over Jackson. Brandon, Wanda Brandon. Phal- St. Martin's of May- last Board of Trustees meeting the heart. The Hansel and Gretel Over- stem.- field. Hugh Williams was the btu% also caused some broker Will Hold ture by I lumarerdink . Concert Representative Lassiter lis Dowdy. Toni Burchett. Carolyn to present their petitions. The worked delegate from ribs and perforations March by personally Erwin. Ruth Fulkerson. Reba the Mayfield adults had 45 signatures; the of the lung Fred Eager and Aria Student Center with Ward in obtaining Church. 'out investigators and Fugue Garrison. Patsy Hutchens. Joanne children 110. do not know by Handel. the project for the re-surfacing While in Owensboro what caused the blow. Ralph Green directed of the Hall Windsor, Charles Paschall, Mrs. Klapp Board Chairman Walter C. Hop- Pony Show the Hump- east highway to the Mar- was the guest of her cousin, St. I. C. David Smith was being erchrik rendition and Doug Gar- shall County line near Randy -sratterson•, Jerry Spice- Mrs. kins had no alternative but to A special series of programs wil Kentucky Gertrude Bedwell. pronounce rett the Fred Eager number. Both Lake. :and. Thomas Gene Smith, and the majority victorious Continued on Page be heal at the Barna& Student For are student teaehers at Murray The h e a vi lyr congested trfic Jimmy Wilson. Center May 15-17. Dr. tom J. State College who assist in the from Murray to Kentucky Juniors: Martha Cooper. Marilu Logue, director of Baptist Student music program at Murray High. Lake played an important part in Duncan. Judy Erwin. Charles Fin- More than 100 of the most beau- work in Arkansas. will seave as Nationally The Sensor 111.01 Bond phired- getting the road resurfaced, L1S- nett*, Shirley Futrell, Larry Gil- Known Family Life Specialist tiful Shetland show ponies in the-flelas week leetiler.- To two Marches for Band arranged alter stated. 'I personally drove bert, Gary McClard, Dan Mc- America are expected to compe:e Dr.• Logue received tile AS arid by Erickson. Entree to' J. S. Ward over the road that he might Daniel. Joyce Paschall. Judy Pas- for cash prizes, trophies in rib- MA degrees from Baylor Univ..r- Bach and Opus 45 by Beethoven. see first hand the need for a chall, Julya Paschall, Janice Be Consultant bons in the first annual Hand and iity and the BD and TaD degrees For Graduate Course At College The other three numbers played gew surface,' the Representative Peery, Darlene Miller, Della Tay- Harness Pony Show in Paris May from Southwestern by the Senior High Band Theological concluded. lor, Gail Treas. Dr 31 and June 1. were and David Wald- Harold Christensen. nation- his Ph.D. degree from Zueignung Seminary. His major study at' the the Uni- professional organizations, is past by Richard Strauss, This is the largest road project rop. ally known family life specialist versity of seminary was in the field of, so- Wisconsin in 1941. president of the Utah Sponsored 'by Paris Optimist Valiant Youth by K. L. King and for Calloway County in several Sophomores: Karen Bazzell, from Purdue University, Cou.00l on cial ethics. For two years will After serving as an instructor Family Club to help rage funds for a Sequoia by La Gassey. he months. Sharon Bazzell. Wanda Faye yerve a, special Relations, the Indiana taught Christian consultant for a new boys' diamond Mr. Myers recognized the of- Ethics and In- Blakely, Carol graduate Council on Family Relations and un- Jane Bucy•, Ron- course in family rela- ficers of the troductory Philosophy at Owen of the Ohio Valley Sociological der construction. the pony show band and also the ald Childress. Janice Collins, tions and child development at graduating Juniiar College in Memphis. Society, will be held at the Henry C.J seniors. Cynthia Ezell, Anna Frances Murray State and is past editor of The College June 25-29. Fair Grounds The proceeds from the concert theme for the three ser- O Galloway. • Marriage and Family Living". in Paris. If either Prizes Linda Irvin•, Linda The course, Home Economics e ices will be "The Way, The To Be He is currently days events are rained out, the will be used toward the purchase Henry*, Ray Griffin, Marla Faye 304, will be offered 11980-811 presi- World. and You.- All the pr., during the dent of show will continue into Saturday, of new uniforms for the band. Lassiter, Anna Bell Murray the National Council on McCuiston, State Summer Session, June Normally no charge is made grains will be held at the. Bap- Family Relations. He is married 2. for Clara Sue Qv:ens, Martha Pas- June 18-August 10. the Spr.ng Concert. tist Student Center. The first ser- Given On and has five children. however this chall. Nancy Aogers, and Richard This course will be The show is believed to be the year a charge was vice will be 7:30 p.m. on Tucsdaa, open to men Dr. Christensen. with made since Spann. and women his family. first "Class A" pony show, subject every May 115. who are interested in spent the 1957-58 effort is being made to Freshmen: Margaret Branclon, academic year to regulations of American The services on May 16 exploring new trends in Family in Denmark, Saet- raise funds to pay for the new and 17 Election Day Danny, Cleaver.. Bonita Chris where he was serving land Pony will begin - Life Education. This study will be as a Association, ever held uniforms. at 6:30 p.m laaccial man. Vicky Crawford. Fulbright Scholar at the So- music Brenda of special interest to high school in Tennesee. The prize animals When the school year begins will be presented by the Cunningham. ciological 'Institute of the Uni- Charlotte Dodson, teachers in the areas of guidance, in competition will not he tile nest fall several of the Beginning Baptist Student Union Choir. versity of Copenhagen doing re Phyllis Edwards': Sandra Gal- administration, social - familiar shaggy Shetland h Band members will mine up The public is invited' to attend Calloway' County citizens are science, and arch on aspects of the into loway*. Darlene Haneline, Don- home economics. Scandina- looks like a miniature draft horse, the Junior High Band, and these services. being urged -to exercise their Dr. Christenten- • Ian family system. Eigthth • na Hargis, Marsha Hendon. Diane sen's but sleek "American grade members right to vote by going to services during this week Part of strain" of this year's the Huri,Gasen Fulkerson, this research, coupled polls and Ken Imes', may also be used by acience ma- a.:th ponies with delicate features. Junior High Band will 'Mine up casting their ballot in Jimmy United Stales data for cra,:s Jackson. Patricia Jones, jors who are enrolled in into the Senior High Band. Dr. Chiles Speaker the Democratic Primary on May Sociology 'cultural comparisons was They will compete no some Michael Keel. Tommy Key. Jim- 217 taught by reporter' Mrs. Charles Clark is chairman 29th. Dr. C. S. Lowry. in a paper which $1.800 worth of High my Lamb, Anna Lathan, Paulette he reaei at the prizes offered in of the' drive this Point Revival The Democrats of the county are 0 In addltion to lectures, Dr. 4th biennial year to raise Lovins. Meeting of tlie In- 43 hand and harness classes. The funds for the offering several prizes to be Christensen will hold informal ternationi.1 now uniforms which given Danny Merrell, Billy Sociological Associa- hand classesL--those in which ttc will be away free on May 29th in Miller, group conferences on various pro- tion at ready for the band' 'next an ef- Carolyn 'Murdock, Stresa, Italy, September. animal is led before judges for Dr.' H. fort to encourage Hugh Outland, blems of family life. Individual fall. C. Chiles. pastor of the people to vote. Jeidy Parker. Dr. Harold Christensen its merits as a fine pony-will be First Baptist The prizes to Marilyn Parrish, conferences may also be arranged. Al.etna. i Clark urged last night that Churc.h of Murray. be given away Margaret Paschall. held during the daytime hour., and will be the evangelist range from a new Mercury Mary Bell Scheduling the services of Dr. in sociology at Brigham "looting a o . who has not contributed in revival Comet Paschall. Virginia will be free to .tne public. to • service's kt the four door automobile to one Roberts, Pam Christensen will be under the from 1935-38. he was a graduate Mother of Local e uniform fund to do so as High Point Baptist hun- Ryan, Larry Salmon. Cathy nion, as they • Church in Mayfield May dred pounds of sugar. Also to be 11 Schar- direction of Miss Mary Alice Ra- fellow at the University of Wis- The big show will come in 13 can. 13-20.. brough, Dianne • The revival given are two girls' bicycles, two Scott. Rodney nier wha is co-ordinator of the consin. from 1933 to 1940. From narness classes divided between will begin Sunday Scott. Toni, Scruggs, NOW night and continue boys' bicycles, pair of table lamps, Patsy Shaw, course. Other consultants from the 1940 to 1947, he was a profeasor Dentist the first and second nights. Be- YOU KNOW throughout the, Don Spiceland, Dies week with services pair .4 dresser lamps, and one Billy Jos Steele, area will be brought in du.i.ig of sociology and, chairman of the ginning at 7 p.m. each night, these each evening Mary Jan Waldrop. The Pcntagod is the garld's at seven thirty. The large globe pictyr •atar window lamp. Terri Kay the progress of the eight-weeks sociology department at Brigilam classes will parade animals be- song service Walker, Frances largest office building. covering will be 'under Of interest to e Democrats Lee Wells, Diana course. Young University, coming from fore the grandstand pulling light the direction .of Willoughby. and Betty Lou Win- 34 acres on the Virginia side of Doyle Eddings of Mayfield. locally is the rac Uniti•d Dr.. Christensen, who came to there to accept his present wad- Mrs. Woodfin Hutson. wheeled vehicles or ridden hy chester. Sr., age the Potomac Riser near Washing • aThech sernyuiresecry will be open St ales Representative between Purdue in 1947, spent his early thin at Purdue in Septembers', 84 died at her young horsemen. for home in Gideon. ion. Frank Albert Stubblefield of Mur- years in Idaho.. He obtainedAns Hat. In 1944-45, he was al.-to lead- Milsouri on Friday morning. at Admission to the show aid!! be ray and Noble J. Gregory of May- B.S. and M.S. degrees from'Hrig- er of the division of farm pooula- 9745. She was the mother of Dr. $1 with children under. 12 ad- field. Also on the ballot is the ham Young University in 1933 and 6on and rural life for the oath- Woodfin Hutson of Murray. mitted free. race for United States Senator. Tilghman 1937 with majors In sociology, and east Region S.A.E.. U.S. Depart- Mrs. Hutson Wills and her husbano Three candidates seek this of- • ment of Agriculture. who survives I. taught scnool for a Entries are being received from fice. Jaalks'Logan Delk . Frankfort,' Publications of 'Dr. Chrislcins?n number of years in Western Ke•t- across the nation, including many Marion Vance. Glasgow, and Wil- include a number lucky. Regional of articles in They had lived' in Missour• ponies-thauch have won ,nothinal son W. Wyatt, Louisville. scientific pournals and the past Weatior, a text- nineteen years where- honors, and shaw director Bill Appearing on the Republican book, ..'Marriage Analysis.' pub- Mr.'Hutson was' a settuol •super- Davis said the fair grounds' 100- ticket is Thurston B. Morton for ' lished in 1950 and revised in 1958, Track Meet intendenttuntil his retirement. stallabaina are filling rapidly. United States 'Serrano opposed, by, • ritsport.. by Ronald 'Press. He holds mein. ,ElOsides' her 'husband and son Dr. Thurman J. Hamlin of Lim- . bership in several national and Woodfin §andwiched between 'the.ev'en- . - • Soilost P. Nfilmaisid she is survived by an- .don, Kentucky. other- ing haroesa cla73ses- will son Marvin Ilartsfield °fir St six . Paducah „Tilghman High School local classes for an.yane WEATHER' SYNOPSIS Mayfield, sKentticky a deughter, who wish- 'walked. away with the champion. loy rm. Internallonsd ed - Mrs'. Glyncla. Haggis of lat• enter. Ttesg will 'be' 1;, ship of Wegtern Kentucky - -."---7=- e. Pa'Oucali. Calloway Bands In the Re sal Trac0 Meet Partly J•0661:9101LE) '-• kenturky, a • O' ridden‘ter driven by 111. Ky. - 0.911 -. 'ilr anster, 15117. .. gied,:, State clouty and coatinued warm to- &wens .- -• • .. Kernocky-,wtiather 'synopsis by the. • College. • clay, 'tonight and' Sunday. Chance U. S: Weather Bureau:. grail Ocarsen and two . - • ' • • The PaduCa•h squad racked up of 'scattered, afternoon and even- great- 'Information on the sh.aw is The same Weather pattern has grandchildren. . Thai Galloway Couriati High ...its 17th regional track -title by ing - thundershowers today and available Hom'show director Davis persisted since Monday. with a , Funeral .services will be 'and the All-County junior-bands • compiling 72 lb points. Hopkins- again Sunday. High today in mid held at at Po Q. Box 54, Paris. Tenn'. frontal zone extending from the the First Baptist Church in under the direction of. Robert . Ville. Attueks finished setond with dos, low. tonigat near 60. High Gide- Nebriaka area' to Tennessee, and on. Missouri Sunday at Singleton will present their aprilig. 29 points and Murray High chiro Sunday in the mid 80s. 2:00 p.m. at indefinite intervals storms•mtive The body will be brought to MSC ATHLETIC BANQUET concert on Tuesday night at 7.30 with 24 1-5. Calloway County took Temperatures at 5 a.m. EAT'. May- eastward along this line. giving field on Sunday. and friends o'clock in the Jeffrey Gym of fourth with a point total of 19 7-10. Louisville 61 may Amos Tackett. of the University of Kentucky horticulture Kentucky occasional periods of call at the Roberts de- ' Calloway High. Barnett Lexington Funeral Home partment, under the direction of Or. Harold of Murray High finish- 62 showers. after 6:09' p.m. New of U.K.. and Various types of Music will be Graveside service. The Murray State College Ath- who planned with the representatives ed twat in pole vault at I0.3",e Covington 56 There is little and of the civic clubs and played so that everyone shou.d change expected interment will be in High- letic Banquet honoring all do Dix of Calloway first in 120 high Bowling Green 62 persons Mayor Holmes Ellis the unified program for making the town find tit this pattern through Monday, land Park Cemetery at .Ma',field. twho something to suit his rnueical hurdles at 15,5, and first in 180 London 56 participate in competitive and county more beautiful, made a survey of the city park Satur- so the forecast will continue to Kentucky Monday morning taste. Singleton said. Appeiring yard at sports at the college will be held day. He will make a detailed plan for low hurdles at 21.6, and Paducah 64 read partly cloudy and warm 10:00. a long term development as guest soloist with the hand will with Monday night in the ballrcom of of the park. With Ifousden of Calloway was first in Ilopkin_sville 63. scattered showers or thunderahow- him are: left. Frank Lancaster, Mrs. George he Charles "Chuck" .gimiens. The family request that expres- the Student Union Building. Hart, Frank board jump with a m a rk of Evansville, Ind.,86 era (a-cunning mostly Ryan. Mrs. Jack Kennedy and PaFs. Herschel Corn, There will be no admission during sion of sympathy be made to the The banquet will start 19'11 1-2". Huntington, W. Va, 82' afternoo at sia representing the sponsoring organizations, the city and thg Wom- charge and evenings. thens American Cancer Association. o'clock. and everyone is invited -to an's Club. attend.

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H LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY. KENTUCKY SATURDAY - NV 12, 1962 • of it is already covered THE LEDGER CTIMES with a good stand of grasses and legumes. A deep * LEMMA h TM= ODIMPINEIT. ditch that runs Jim Grant Only Private First Class To Army el Ma liamsey LaMar, Elie Callemear across the term has been filled tisree-Massat. Thass. ma IOW Oaeabraz NM. mut Ow West Zenfraliftsa. eimisint with brush to prevent further damage. The brush will not only But He's Amami_ stop tile erosion. First Class To Cleveland C WILLIAMS, PUBLESEIZR but will start 4 nealing the ditch. This type of we reserve tbe risen select treatment By FRED DOWN a runaway se asp Asigerthaag, LAWNS le 111m IME01. will correct many pro- as so many experts have six-hlit attack which dealt Gay- or Pubic Vasco UPI Sports news nikads, la ear egmata_. am as* tie Welt blems of this type and it requires Writer predicted. woes* et mar raidesa. hie OUR STRENGTH =_ He's OUR SOIL * little expense. only Pfc. Jim Grant as far Ilemers by Don Dillard and lord RPoe:ebor17 hoisLeftrs" Dodgers as the U. S. Army is concerned Woodie Held were PLATIoNAL REPRZSENTATIVIS: WALLACE WITIIZR By Robert Brown an ax -client mid aanmer pasture Cleatus Shelton, near Shilo, tells the big blows Johnny Roseboro had four hits Madison me but to the he's for the Indians who Ave_, Maroplais, Tenn.; Time /Ma Ns*, MAW Soil Conservationist pistil. 4s has a place on some of he- plans to install overflow dealt Ralph and Maury Wills and Frank How- Seapaemona Elickg., Salk AA; Ten Otishei pipes pitcher first class. Terry his third loss ard Detroit, Mich of midland berniuda our farms in Calloway County. in -his ponds this year to against four three each to lead a 16--hit Why? Because he does what wins. Bill Skowron Lamed grass sprigs were .delivered to Damon Moore has asked protect the spillways. Pipes will homered for Los Angeles attack that handed at Om Pest OM*, Idurray, Kennett,. fer fur a makes everybody the Menemimina lames Chaney this week by the Conservation plan on prevent damage to pond 'spillways in the Amfrican Yankees' run in the eighth the Cardinals their sixth loss in Second Claes Masser the farm he League happy inning. Conservation. Service, plant purchased- recently. and arearelativ.tay in-expensive to --aehe beah the eight games. .Stan WiWairis, who The farm is New York SUIISCRIPTIOM RATES: Bp Carrier ta Murray, naterials center. Eisberry, Mo., located install. The SCS office YankgR. Never inflect The downed the went five innings, picked up mouth per IIPIMIk 20gg, par in the Van Cleave Com- staff can his 154. la Cabanas, awl adsg cowman. Chaney has set the sprfigs on give you cost Army protocol-a guy who beats , 5-1, the Washing- second win while Mama, par yaw. IOU% elm- thin munity. A soil capability Map has estimates and other the toes was Sa- Mil& ,roded areas needed the Yankees rates four stars on ton Senators reenter! the Baltimore decki's where it is difficult been ordered. for the farm and a. information. second against one vic- Fuqua his shoulders in any company. Orioles, 124, •0 get tether grasses to grow. The complete 'conservation plan wiil Hopkins east of Murray the Kansais City A's tory. SA URI \N \I \N 12. - Grant, who started a 30-day beat the Minnesota Twins, 1962 Chaney fat% is located near Fax- be made of this farm as soon as has completed shaping and seed- 5-3, Army leave on Thursday, held the and the Los Angeles Frank Robinson's run - scoring we have the soils map. Pasture ing a grass waterway. Woodrow Angels top- Harper Yankees to a mere five hits Fri- ped the Chicago White two-out in the 10th inning seeding, waterways, and pond for in the same neighborhood Sox, 4-2, Many farmers consider bermuda day night in patching the Indians in tether American capped a three-run telly livestock water are the indicated has completed construction of a League games. that Quotes From The grass a pest and it does have un- farm pond. to a 7.1 victory. U was his second Colts Blank Giants brought Cincinnati's Joey Jay his News needs on the Moore farm. fourth desirable characterestics for use If you want straight victory of the season and In the National League, the win el the season after the By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL first hand informa- Pirates on cropland, but these very saine Joe Hargis on a farm near ihe tion on fieldbrome it enabled the Indians to move to Houston Colts shut out the San broke up a scoreless nine- used for cover inning characterestics make it desirable Moore place has been assisted in crops this past year, within a half game at the first- Francisco Giants, 7-0, the Los An- pitching duel with two runs ask John B. in the MINEOLA. N.Y. - Justice Thomas Farley. sentencing for use on eroded areas in pasture locating a site for a farm pond. Smith, Kenneth place Yankees. geles Dodgers beat the St. Louis top of the inning. Al Me- Palmer or James Bean a killer :abase fields, waterways, and other areas Mr. Hargis is a conservation far- Carson, all Cardinals, 8-5, the Cincinnati Reds suffered his first loss for father had died in the electric chair in 1915 -in the Kirksey com- The victory may prove to be the where it is difficult to obtain good mer and his farm shows it. He munity. edged out the Pittsburgh Pirates, Puaites. far murder: Fieldbrume has shown one of the must significant of the stands of grass. Bermuda grass is plans ti use his farm for pasture exceptional 3-2, in 10 innings, the Milwaukee Del Crandall drove in four runs root growth and abil- AL season because it means the with "The execution of aqua lather did nut prevent 1,y to Braves beat the , three hits and Don Nottebart you from withstand severe winter Yankees are stall -tied to leading a the 8-6, and the Philadelphia Phil- struck out Charlie Neal with the life of crime." weather. league" - not in a position for lies routed the Chicago Cubs, 12-2. bases filled in the ninth inning Chico Fernandez and Norm Cash for the Braves. Frank Bolling also Vi ASIIINGTON had three Assistant Labar Secretary Jerry R. Holle- CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer te Yesterday's Ruagle Sunday's Games hit homers behind the five-hit hats for the Braves man. avhaae Milwaukee at New York pitching of Paul Foytack to while Jim Hickman had three, acceptance of a $1000 gift from Texas financia:- give in- ACROSS 7-N.,blen.3n Pittsburgh at Cincinnati the Tigers their victory over cluding a homer, for the Villie Sid Estes prieapted his S-Grees leiter EIMUO OUSIR NME Bos- Mots. resignation: 1-Tant Los Angeles ton. Foytack 11-Uirre name MIRO 10190 aura at St. Louis struck out six and al- drove in bik runs "The circumataricea %% Inch have developed II-Part el 10- L....crease San Francisco at Houston lowed only one walk with a grand slam make it Mee it dower 11-Pertaining MOO OMMM ROW! in winning homer, a sin- able that 11-Anima/ that Waal" Philadelphia at his first game. Don ale and a sacrifice this incident will be misunderstood and that it ee311 to cheek aa aam. Chicago 2 Seawall, AL •fly to lead the gives sable 13-- Warts 81339 rookie of the year in 1961, lost Phil-lies' 16-hit attack on five be embarrassing to me ptaaanally." if-buns girl 14-Expire OgO3 Cub 14-French tor his fourth game against one . Rookie Jack -friend" is- liratnted II Et'361fli American win. Hamilton Itold• In League The Senators sent 15 men pitched an eight-hitter IS-1.7nthus,a•m high regard MO O130 011012U to the for has .NEWARK. 1:-Beer • plate in an 11-run sixth second victory. N.J. - Vi tiltam Taylor. pilot of a seized mounter te.MOR AMRD , W. L. Pct. GB -inning -t 26- Thick. MuO00 (13110IPIII rally that made it easy for Dave bomlier originally destined far the tangia 111-Not• w.f skinned New York ...... 8 .tm mate WOO2 OM= dUJ Etenhouse to vein his anlat Cleveland ...... 15 9 .625 YR second "They i the tamgolesei esere lauing III-S)stem of (mallow) RIO OMUM OWMg1 game. to make these planes reading tdr , National League Los Angeles .... 13 11 .542 2/12 Chuck Cotner doubled twice WHEN WILL • into n- u.n.it. alaq qa-4A very plush axecutiee aircraft." W blind artirie in Washington's big inning to 21 ______W. L Pct. GB Minnesota 15 13 .538 2/12 S64.1hTte -drive- in three runs.- • point San Francisco „ 22 - 8 .783 - Chicago 15 14 .517 3 22-In addltloa a-Country of St-Smooths the 4S-CtIrre name Cimoli ,Provides MS BE CURED? Europe feathers of Los Angeles .... 19 11 .033 3 Detroit 12 12 .500 3/12 Winner WASHINGTON --- French Minister of 24-is-tar, 11-Oncie around Gino Cimolas Culture Andre V.-Lean-to 34-Motherly ES- FfnIshed track St. Louis 16 10 .615 4 Baltimore 12 13 .480 4 tie-breaking sin- .Malraux. *0Ohs 41-Mature replying ii. a t..a-t fram President :7-Tell 45-tlratn 53-Prefix: not Philadelphia Boston gle in the sixth inning was the Kennedy-which SS-Portlwang 13 11 .542 6 11 13 .458 4Ia had apparentli- raid.. (pl.) 44-1t.anan L:1- Symbol roe Pittsburgh Kansas City beg blow for the. A's- in a game not been interpreted for him: la-Rocks tI rdr.t ru' he. I gin 14 12 .538 6 13 16 .448 5 Say prs 31-Iteselu• called in the botteim of the eighth .6 •• Cincinnati ..... 14 Washington 6 "I I•Che e I Si.',' 13 .319 61-i 18 250 9aa am the first gurat you have received here inning because of rain. Rookie 21-StriSse 1 7 3 4 5 '...:.0 7 11 9 10 TX. Milwaukee" 13 14 .481 71-2 Friday's Reasons who a ill have to reply Dave Wickersham went when... I a ta vaa- v...071.1112 kllue% tug Wliat Houston 11 16 407 9/12 Washington 12 Baltimore 1, night 4 1-3 in- .'ffts46.% Phlim nings in middle-inning •• - you hare aaid." • :9-she.t of New York ...... 5 17 .227 13 Cleveland 7 Nevi York 1, night relief to glass 1::...., win his second game while ea- with your la-ehi.pean 14 Chicago 6 21 222 14/12 Detroit 5 Etoston 1, night dollars!' , 415, 16 t:CnO7I mtlo Pascual, seeking his HELP FIGHT MULTIPLE • 4:-.11ornir.g Friday's Results Los Angeles 4 Chicago 2, night fifth SCLEROSIS roet.l win, suffered his second loss for 41-Near lb !7•".:141ir 20 :...„*....3..;21 Philadelphia 12 Chicago 2 Kansas Clay 5 Minnesota 3, night HELP FILL THE MS HOPE CHEST Ten 41 rabulons Minnesota. Years Milwaukee 8 innings, rain Songl,tontnbutwoestO Ago 8 New York 5, night MS to Today Postnnistec, loon gliff• i. -....-.. Rookie Bo Belinsky, 22 73 • • • 24 '-•-•1423 "U.4 ;Los Angeles 8 St. Louis 5, night Saturday's Probable Pitcher! who hurled Ledger and Times Fil.. el- Man's ‘.•."\ Mrkname Illouston New York at Cleveland 45-Anger 27 4:1 .29 P30 7 San Francisco 0. night - Staf- a no-hitter last Saturday night, Ilea -Girls name , Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 2, 10 in- I ford 2-2 vs. McDowell 2-1, lett i i•er. -aixth rade tinervising 60 I.. raised his record to 5-0 with six- CHILIMEWS teacher, ha- 61-CW4•401-41.41 1 31 • .'" .`: 4 32 renas. nights A Kansas City at Minnesota-Dit- resigned ta ...,cat a position immoral .•,,•‘.,.... C.• •d, hit, 11-strikeout hurling for 7 1-3 a ith Safety Diviaion uf the ::•::1 :' •-taa•i'Val aaas...• Saturday's mier 0-2 vs. Stange 1-0. 'atomic St-Beginner Probable Pitchers innings. BeliewJry was PLAY CLOTHES Plant in Paducah as laiod Inspectar. 54-Constnisalon 33 34 35 • 36 37 311 replaced in • Philadelphu at Chicago - Mc- Boston at Detroit-CordeS 3-2 the eighth after a grounder Paul It. Gholaan. executive 51-tnestintatee atruck • acaretarv of the Murray 1.7-Dinnet 39 '7faa aa ai Ltsh 3-0 vs. Koonce 1-0. vs. Regan 22. his ankle although he claimed he JEFFREY'S :Thamber af Commerce, a eouras (91,) c -;-: Washington ill white.- the Puttee' 4.. hamber of .1 ' Milwaukee at New- Yort 2 games at Baltimore night was unhurt. Joe Koppe's single Commeree Monday DOWN 43 ',....:7:f44 45 46 047 Burnside at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. - Spahn 3-3 and Willey 0-2 vs. - 2-2 vs. Bather 3-1. with the bases filled in the fourth Plans have s-=tesus 14 Moorehead Chicago at Lee Angeles. night been campleted for the He/salt:el Day Mon- `4$ 49 ::•:/so 2'.'.."si (7raig 1-3 and 0-0. inning was the key hit for Los day. All 1.•.;,.; Pe taburgh at Cincinnati night - Horlen 2-2 vs. Chance 1-2. high aches .1 student. are urged to attend. This 3-11111rwerat i4- Angeles. ia in for 51 ";:i" :...... ,54.•4 - Law 0-0 OToole 2-4. , Sunday's Gem*, line uith the Natianal Haapital Daa- sa apansored by hospitals .2-=.1 LON Angeles at St. Louis night Washington at Baltimore Dick Farrell pitched a six-hitter ROLLER DROME throughout the country. , 7. 19s. rta-&esti g• . Kaufax New York at Cleveland and het the second homer of his - 4-2 vs. Broglio 1-0. Airman "ihird t lass Gearge \\ 11-Teang .!'^w;•.":. alit:hate aan of Mr. and (i.l) San Francisco at Houston mght Kansas City at Minnesota beg league career in the Colts' OPENING SOON! Mrs. Hasael Sheltan, Distr. Laitol /catkin r.a 4. 41 is isae training far the p.eatian of a1•11,04•• - - atarichal 5-2 vs. Woodeshiek Chicago at Los Angeles victory over the Giants. Bob As- Senior '(Jerk in Your ha. unit • stationed at the Brice Norton Air 2-1 Boston at Detroit promonte's two hits led the Colts Force Baae in England. . Family Fun Center • - - Your 20 Years Ago This Week Roller Skating Rink Ledger and Time. Fait North 18th St. a a...• . laa.a2 Cita asiu cauuta ...elem.! children in 30 I :I vi a, and NH:a..., sehoola cutifatuRomotak participated in the cammunity scla.al arae.sain :luring March. • I aler l sere,. s-- far Mrs. t..itlie !timeline Were held ae•- M ter.ia, Lt t aide% ater 't'A4 MURRAY \fella...list Church ..1 %% Inch UMtIVE. TURAS MIL she ea- Is VitrIl,'I•rt". airs. died Monday fallawing illnea's ..t as. eeeeks. Open 8:IS • Start 7:15 Hamer I . all al' Mr. and Mrs. Hamer ['ague of !ty ee reataitly highly- praised far lit• .actiati iii a in go- - Starts Tomorrow! a naval' es-el and,-cc miming r..ugh r4 t.e:IS T. w •Ilne friain the tanker I:ulf America.. FOLLOW YOUR HEART I. 4 t Barr. pa•tar 4.1 the First Preslaterian I bur. It i.ete TO JOYLAND .1:, 1931. ta 1937. died aitildenly.at his flame kik .. a dazzling world of song, h, atuck'.. Ian/arid services every held in . dance and laughter, - • •

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..AY 12, 1962 6 SATURDAY — MAY 12, 1962If THE LEDGER SELL & TI111.145 — MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE THREE Army RENT 101•••••••• 0•1•• tI HIRE WHEN WILL MS BE ": 7"A CURED? hitt dealt Gay- Say when.., with your dollars! irst loss. HELP FIGHT ads Dodgem TRADE HELP MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS Sand ro had four hits cootribubona to 1113 C/0 PltaMittet and Frank How- to lead a 16-ty4t ack that handed REGISTERED BOXER, 2 YEAR REGISTERED FOR SALE CIIIHOAHUA LOOK: GREEN ACRES TRAILER sir siXth loss in out male, has had permanent vac- Pies or older dogs, a35 1947 CHEVROLET, 4-door, heater, and up. SALES Union City, Tennessee new n Williams, cinatkon.. Phone HU 9-2183. tfnc good tires, extra clean. who See or call Hamm' Reed, just and used Mobile W. R. LEAISTUBBLEFIELD PICNIC Homes, all sizes, s, picked up his TABLES. 5, 6 Or 7 FOOT off highway 08, Howard, 914 Sycamore. Phone lairdealing, Ky. see us before you trade. J The hies was lengths, painted, stained -14-C FL 3-1998 Sa- or un- 1960 CHRYSLER Crown Imperial .M-12-P M-14-P against one painted. Call PL 3-2450 32 FT. vic- or 492- 4 door sedan, grey, all power, HOUSE TRAILER 54 mode/ 2560 or see just beyond SPECIAL BEATEN BY RAP — Mickey Will city limits PARAKEETS, $1.00 each Lone Star. Alunimum body, HELP WANTED_I Open air-conditioned, good This 17,000 actual Cohen, West Sunday Coast on Concord Road or 4. call PL 3-1246 ne'er-do- miles front, miies, one owner, like new, see, at 503 Olive. condition, priced reasonbale. Ex- i's run - scoring city limits on Call very-well-legally, kisses girl Hazel Highway. 753-1463 M-13-C cellent for college student, or friend Weft Erpisr4ption autd Sundry Needs the 10th inning • M-12-C HOUSE KEEPER to stay in home Sandra Hagan good- tfnc tor lake property. Phone Lynn- by in Loa set" -run rally that on week days only, Call PI, 3- Angeles after fall- LAKE COTTAGES—we have ville, Kentucky, Evergreen 2-2422. ing to beat WE WILL Li's Joey Jay his 'PIANOS. New and four 2558. M-12-P his income tax BE OLOBED from used. Large to -14-C season stuck. PCTRNIA HANGING FEEDERS choose from—All ready to 'live M evasion rap. So it's back to a.es. after the Seiburn White Pianos, 403 - to 1100 pan. for (*arch Hour ('h- for hens, Priced to sell. Phone in, $2500 and up. prison for e 15-year stretch. a scoreless nine- riot St., Murray, Ky. NOTICE M12p P1,3-5881 M-15 LAKE LOTS FROM idl with two runs $250 and up. EXTRA NICE three inning. Al Mc- bedroom brick, RENT BLUE LUSTRE Electric NEH-OURSERVICE city waiter and sewer, is first loss for less than Carpet Shampooer for only $1.00 one year old. YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY Owner leaving town. per day. Crass Furniture. M-14-C COUNTY a Only $1500 down and sive in four runs assume loan. No closing costs ALL PARTIES interested in -up- Id Don Noibtebart or closing fee. Payments less than resit. keep ot New Concord cemetery DRY e Neal with the CLEANING SPECIALS EXTRA NICE THREE please send your donation to Sec- he ninth inning • bedroom brick in retary Howard rank BUSINESS Cireirama. Can be bought Kline. Thank's MON., MAY Bolling also 14th THRU for only 000 down plus Bruce Ferguson M-13-'P THURSDAY, MAY 17 for the Braves closing costs. FITA or GI loan. LONG an had three, in- RENT BLUE LUSTRE Electric NICE THREE BEDROOM home on for the Mies. Carpet Shampooer for only $1.00 Whitnell Avenue. Priced to sell. rove in 6tX runs per day. Crass Furniture, DIRECTORY Roberts Realty, 505 Main, M-15-C PL m homer, a sin- 1651, Hoyt Roberts, PL 3-3924,1 TIRED COATS e •fly to lead the OF REPLACING worn-out Jammy Rickman, PL 3-5344. M-12-C light tack on five Cub bulbs? Get Permaglo, guar- ADDING ANNETTE, Jack Hamilton MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES teen-age actress and anteed 2 years. Only 39c at Fai's RAIN and recording artist, t-hitter for hi. TYPEWRITERS i is starred in Market and Bell's TV. M-14-P •t • Sales & Serviee Ledger & Times PL 3-1916 JUST ARRIVED nevi stock, Walt Disney's first live-action geed selection, house trailers: musical, "Babes in Toyland." COATS Ledger & Tirrital 89! PL 3-1916 The :2 sparkling Technicolor pro- 1, PRINTING 10 x 47 Elcar VZOB5.00 duction also stars Ray Bolger, WILL 8. x 35 Marlette 1695.00 DRUG STORES Ledger di Times PL 3-1916 Tommy Sands and Ed Wynn. 8 x 40 New Moon 1575.00 Buena Vista releases. It _starts SHORTIES - - Scott Drugs 8 x 32 La Salle 1496.00 CURED? PL 3-2547 Sunday at the -Murray Drive-In TYPEWRITER RENTAL 8 x 31 Travel Home 1460.00 5 for Theatre, 9C EL-2 INSURANCE AND 3ERVICE 8 x 31 Owoffo 695.00' JACKETS Home Made Trailer 195.00 --- Frazee, Melugin & Holton Ledger & Tunes PL 3-1918 Gen. Insurance PL 3-3415 Compare for value. Matthews THESE PRICES ARE ALSO GOOD FOR Trailer Sales. Paducah Road, USED AUTO PARTS BOX STORAGE I V • LADIES READY TO WEAR Mayfield, Kentucky Phone OF THESE ITEMS 14 A' array Auto Salvage - Hazel Rd. C Hape I 7.9066. M-12-C Littleton, dollars! ; PL 3-4a23 Parts Fir All Models - PL 3-3756 IPLE SCLEROSIS IS HOPE CHEST ONE HOUR MS eo Postm•st•g, IAN FLEMING'S Greatest Thriller MARTINIZING -0TH ES EmomoE[217:3 11302 On The Square r.: • • TUESDAY WELD stars with EY'S PICKUP Fabian in the all new color hit STATIONS -* W1SHY WASHY NO. 1 * WISHY WASHY NO. 2 CTTAI'Thlt 23 woman. Yes?" Her eyes chal- watch h;rit shiee off. I wr•nter! comedy. "Bachelor Flat," which pretend. MTLID LARGO took a deep lenged him. you to win. I cannot opens Sunday at the Varsity NE HOURS ERVICE E breath and held out his hand "Is that how you see your- You didn't mention my only Thee tre. to James Bond. Bond took it, self?" virtue. Its honesty. I love to °ROME folding his thumb Inside his "It's rather obvious isn't it? the hilt and I hate to the hilt. I ' palm just in case Largo might Anyway, its what everyone in At the present time, with V:`,ND HE THAT5 RtDICUL005!H3JJ COVLD ; SOON! give him a bone-crusher with Nassau thinks." She looked him Emilio, I am halfway. HUFFED AND 42 A (LAC BLOW A HOO5E()CIA ? "Where we were lovers, we PQFFED, his vast machine tool of a hand. squarely in the eyes, but with TEXAS W1NNER—Jack Cox AND NE ur are now good friends who un- But it was a firm grasp and no a touch of pleading. receives telephone congrat- ELEW -1)4E derstand each other. When I HCUSE COW- more. -Nobody's told me that. Any- ulations in Austin on win- in Center told you he was my guardian. Largo said. "Now I must wait way, I make up my own mind. ning the Texas Republican ur I was telling a white lie. I am for the shoe to come round What's the good of other peo- gubernatorial nomination. He his woman. I am bird in a again. You have taken all my ple's opinions? Animals don't will meet either gilded cage. I am fed up with Don Yar- ting Rink winnings. 1 have a hard eve- consult each other about other borough or John Connally, ning work ahead just unsure my cage and tired of my oar- a of me animals. But people are the Democratic toppers, in Sth St. When I was going to take my of their own instinct. They gain." defensive- the November election. niece for a drink and a dance." want reassurance. So they ask She looked at Bond ly. "Yea, it is gruel for Emilio. He turned to Domino. "My someone else whether they -NANCY dear, I don't think you know should like a particular person But it is also human. You can- by Ramie Illoolualse Mt. Mind, except on the tele- or not. And as the world loves not buy what people call the phone. Um afraid he has upset bad news, they nearly always heart and 'the soul. But Emilio RAY my plans.• You must find some- get a bad answer—or at least knows that. He knows where I WONDER \ realistic. THEA1RL one else to squire you." a qualified one. Would you like we both stand. He is I WON c______• WHY IT ISN'T Bond said. "How do you do. to know what I think of you?" But it is becoming more diffi- bargain---to, to, IT AT A Start 7:15 Didn't we meet in the tooac- She smiled. "Every woman cult to keep my PLAYIN comst's this morning?" likes to hear about herself. Tell let's call it sing for my supper." CHARITY The girl screwed up her eyes. me, but make it sound true, She stopped abruptly. She BAZAAR morrow! She said indifferently, "Yes? It otherwise I shall stop listening." said. "Give me some more cham- Is possible. I have such a bad "I think ,you're a young girl, pagne. All this silly talking has 'UR HEART memory for faces." younger than you pretend to be. made me thirsty. And I would AND... Bond said, "Well. could I give younger than you dress. I think like a cigarette." Bond bought a packet from odd of you a drink? I can just afford you were carefully brought up. song, even a Nassau drink now, thanks in a red-carpet sort of way. the cigarette girl laughterl to the generosity of Mr. Largo. and then the red carpet wa.1 Domino said in a different, • .• And I have finished here. This suddenly jerked away from un- rather prim voice, "Well, thank :$M of thing can't last. I der your feet anti you were you anyway for having listened mustn't sirens my luck." thrown more or 'esti into the to the story. My brother might The girl got up. She said un- street. So you picked yourself have done something for me. graciously, "If you have nothing up apd started to work your But he never did. He said that *oil • S Oa •••••••41 better to do." She turned to own way back teethe red_earpet life was every man for himself. Largo: "Emilio, perhaps if I you had got used to. Ile said that his grandfather take this Mr. Bond awey, your "You were 1::•01,ably fairly had been so famous as a poach- L1L' ABNER lock will turn again. I will tie ruthless about it. You had to er and a :muggier in the Dolo- Iry Al eiamo lii t h slipper room haying cav- be. You only had a woman's mites that his was the finest iar and champagne. 1,Ve oiled weiveis and you probably used tombstone among all the Petac- V r IS VJEEPIW? E J'RY Ti ME_ HA I T NO E\TRYTHING AH NOT- try mid get as mulch of your them pretty coolly. But in get- chi graves in the graveyard at 1 HASS STATCHOO AH LOOKS REASON FO' (mein as we can back in the what you wanted, your Bolzano. My brother said he A JUICY. )0Y,./1\/ IS >CR E_S, OUT OUR • ting - I k I D2GPATCH. EV'R'Y Ti YO' AT IT — YOUNG \MODER family." sensibilities had to be put aside. a-as going to have a finer one LIKE YO'TO FEEL EF VOLL PER- LOOKS AT 17 AH FEELS Largo laughed. His spirits I don't expect they're very far still, and by making_rnpney the : LONESOME— HAVE! MISSION!! had returned. He said, "You underground. They certainly same way." '— `in'OLIGH TA -.5011$!-- ME?! gee, Mr. Bond, you arc out of haven't atrophied. They've just Bond held his cigarette steady. FEEL LOME- the fryeng pan into the fire. In lost their voice because you He took a long draw at it and PROUD!! Dominetta's hands you may not wouldn't listen to them. let the smoke out with a quiet SOME!! fare so well as in mine. See "You couldn't afford to listen hiss. "Is your family name Pe- you later, my dear fellow." to,them if you were to get back tacchl, then?" ! Bond said, "Well, thanks for on that red carpet and have "Oh, yes. Vitali is only a stage the game. I will order chain, the things you wanted. And now name. It sounded better so I pagne and caviar for three. My you've got the things." changed IL Nobody knows the speetre also deserves his re- Bond toahed the hand that other. I've •almost forgotten it , ward." Wondering again wheth- lay on the banquette between myselfarve called myself Vitali -er the shadow that flickered in them. "And perhaps you've al- Since I came back to Italy. I Largirs eyes at the word had most had enough 4, them." He wanted to change everything." 1111D t. more significance than Italian laughed. "But I mustn't get too 'What happened to your ,• superatition, 'he' tot up and serious. Now about the smaller brother? What was his first BOLGER rf„ii....0 the girl bet wren the things. You know all about'name?" 711 - c.rowdecf tables, to the supper them, but just for the record, "Giuseppe. He went wrong In room. „ you'resbeautifill, sexy, provoca- various ways. But he was a 0/ SANDS ABBIE A-N' SLATS i Domino made for is shadowed Live, inaeperident,-. wonderful flyer. Last .time I by Reads Vas Beres - 1NNETTE - • table in thi farthest errrner of quick-temptred, and cruel.? heard of him he'd been given the room. Walking behind her, She looked at him thought- /tome-high-up job in Paris. Per- THE WAAL.- ED WYNN • Bpd had no.aired for the ftrst.I fully. "There's' n.othing, very tiaps that'll make him settki ,RUT-NO,Y. pat WE CrE1'-745 ORDERS POR_ ' -citria\Psat any had the ,ma1oar...1910.•;.rahout all Oust. I toldiilesvir 4,aralswireeirladataa ,TAKE A PICTURE OF MR. PRODUCE FROM • ssert-tredisr ' tine's Yitu .know sdhie- It a'vilf. He's aTfIqe- gat 7'7rrve :aro' r low- rim-rottr 0*- • TIC/09013t 7 • endearing, a touch of 'childish thing °bola...Italian woinen. nut him-in spite of evaryping. You s-7-GETTING WISE Tp IT, Ayereo - k , sweetness. . . wily do you say I'm cruel?" understand that 7'. ATr-3 WORLD.' • ; When the champagne and "If, I was gambling and I Bond. -stabbed out his ciga- 'caviar came he asked her about took a knock' like Largo did rette in the .a.shtray. He called the limp. "Did you hurt yourself end I had my woman, a woman,' for the bill. He salsa, 'Yea, I I ••• swimmtng today?" , sitting near me watching, and understand that." Ratieettatil e• She looked at him gravely. she didn't give me one word of tisisb "No. I have one leg an inch Comfort or encouragement I "The- great barracuda's pr. shorter than the other. Does It would say she was being cruel. looked coldly at Bond and ° rices — displease you?" Men don't like failing in front then downward at the slowly • • "No. Its pretty. their It makes of women." sinking man . . .? the panry . 75* you something of a child." She said impatiently, "I've continues to a climax hero "Instead of a had sit, Z . 250. 1 hard old kept to there too often and tomorrow. ?ma tot S S'Poo rtto, r••••••4 oqt, Wog

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Bucy's • FOR FINE FINISHES * Door a Wall Mirrors by Carolina 10- •yr. Guarantee. Door and Window Glass Building Cut To Order. • See Jimmy !Inc)? with 27 Year, Supply Building Experience. 0 623 S. 4th Street Phone 753-5712 Mrs..Olin Moore Opens Home For Social Calendar * ENDS TONITE * Circle Meeting BOMBED PEARL Mrs. Olin Saturday, May 12th The reguiar meeting "I Moore was hostess veil- fellow.: HARBOR" for the meeting of the. Beseie Jack Stalcup will play fur the 4 • • • AND • • Tucker Circle of the Woman's annual Spring Dance at the alur-1 The Docras Sunday School Class Society of Christian Serace of ray Country Club beginning at of the First Baptist Church. Mrs. "THEN THERE WERE the First Methodist Church held 9:00 pm. L. L. Dunn, teacher. with Group THREE" as. on Tuesday morning at nine- at- I. Mrs. L. D. Miller. ,captim. in s thirty. o'clock at her . home on Murray Assembly No. 19 Order charge. will be hostee, at a pot North Sixteenth Street.. of the Rainbow Girls 'will have luck supper at the church at 6:30 TUESDAY "GitAng Yourself- was the its school of instruction at 1:30 p. m. for members of the Ph.•bian SUNDAY thru theme of the program presented p.m. at the Masonic Hall. A pot- Class. Mrs. W. C. Elkins. teacher, by Mrs. Lowell King. Also on the :Lick supper will be served at and the Ruth Claes. Mrs Thomas program was Mrs. No-Alit3 Forres 6:30 p.m. followed by the in- Hogancamp, teacher. All members with her accordian. spectain. Marion Assembly NJ. of the three classes are uraed to tHt'sio The The del:et:en with the Sent-110 will be guests. All Masons and attend. • • • Merriest pure reading from Matthew 19:16-!Eas:ern Stars are cordially in- • 26 was given by Mrs. Curarad. cited to attend. The Music Deparunent of the Mixings Jones. • • • Murraj 1Voman's Club will meet Mrs. Audrey Simmons, chair- Monday, May 14 , a: the club house at 730 p. m. Since Girls • man, preaitied•at the ineeeng. The: The Sigma Department of the Iltaseedaes will be aleeiames Rich- meeting ard Farrell. was cloried -111..! I Murray iNornan's Club will meet Charles Simons, John Discovered Boys! Lord's Prayer.- ' i at the club house at 7.30 pin. C. Winters. N. B. Ellis. Robert Refreshments were served to Hostesses will be Mesdain Beth- Baer. and Neale Mason. the fifteen members -and one el Richardson, Maurice Crass,. Jr., "' * IT guest. Mrs. Forrea, by the hoe- Tommy Parker, and Phillip N1:t- The Chri_stian Women's Fellow- less \las Moore. chell. ship et the First Christian Church • • • achelor Mrs. A. D.•Butteraor.n will be will Meet at the churah at 9:30 hostess for the June rieet...g. Circle V of the First Rapist,3 M. • • • • et • a • Church WIMS will meet at the i at 7 p.m. The First Baptist Church Wo- *I' Flab Paris Road Club • • • man's alssionary Union will meet *404 The Alice Waters Circle of the! at the church at 3 p. ro. Meets .4 t Home Of First Methedist Church WSCS will • • • • where Mrs. J. B. Roach meet at the home of Mrs. Gen.tra I Murray .asserribly No. 19 Order all the fun , North 6th Street, a: 7:30 ot the Rainbow for Girls will The Paris Road Horriemakers !hold p.m. wail Mrs. Katie Overcast zi is regular meeting with an takes Club met in the home of Mrs. J. cath.etes.. Mrs. Walter adischke installation of new officers at B. ,-v !miming- at •%ti sth. slides :oT-The Holy die Mi.Asnle-1ra1t4F7 p. m. •••• eleven o'clock with the president, 1 • AI GREEN PEPPERS ant stuffed Land. with flavorful filling that stars grated Switzerland Mrs. Jim Hart. • • Critese. As a main Swiss presiding. • 'We/dm:day. May 16 dish, the stuffed peppers can be served with rice, -Freezing macaroni or noodles. Prepared and Cook- Mrs. Zeffie Woods. North 16th The Missionary Auxiliary of the ed Foods" was the subject of the Street. will be hostess to mem- North Pleiant Grove Cumberland main lessen presented by Mrs. bers of Cera Graves Circle of Presbyterian Church will meet at Hart and Mrs Eimer Collins_ The CtIlege Presbyterian Church at the church at 7 p. m. foods • • • • Ginny Hamilton Is Mrs. Farmer Shows Fort Knox . . they dernonetrated weie 8 p.m. Mrs. Charles Simons, chair- . served (Continued from along with the petluck man of the group, will lead devo- • The Ladies Day luncheon- will Honored it Party Slides At Meet Of Page ' luncheon at the noon hour. Lens and the program will be in be served at noon at the Murray Mrs. On 911, Birthday Arts held in the stockade Margie Hankins pee the charge of Mrs. Jesse Johnson who Country Club. Reservations must & Crafts Club here pend- lantiecape ing further investigatitin. notes The devotee. v.-as 9:11i direct the reading of a play be made by Monday noon. Host- Miss Ginnv Hamilton celebrat- Mrs. Charles V. Farmer en- Thought given by Mrs. Ruoy Forrester -The Party Lme." esses are Mesdames Garnett Jones. Traffic Fatality ed her ninth birthday with a tertained the Arts and Crafts Fifteen members were present. • • • Sam Kreete. Ray Monday. Sam -Mrs. Smith was first reporteo ' party at her home at 912 Syca- Club at her home on North Tenth Four tiaters were Mrs. Terry Spiceland. Howard Ktxmon, Ber- as a traffic fatality when she we The Sauth Pleasant Greve more Street on Tuesday after- Street on Wednesday afternoon Ekeij- Brandon, Mrs. Dees alce nard Bell. .lairk Pool. Ralph found in tae wreckage pt her laa H imemakers ,Club will meet at Mc- noun at three-thirty o'clock. at two-thirty o'clock. Daniel, Mrs. Ralph Dante._ Zia Culaton, and Ace McReynolds. made' compact car which ha: the home of Mrs. Milford Orr at • • A special feature of the atter- Mrs. Will J. Smith. • • Favors of party headbands plunged- off U.S. 60 and struck a I pan. Mrs. Bob Orr and Mrs. wah n..on was the showing of slides TUESDAY RICHARD TERRY- CELESTE •• The club whl meet Tuesday. Saturday. May 19 laree bows were presented tree near here.. Later, state police Clifton Jones v.ill give the less.n. mill of beautiful gardens near Mobile, June 5. at 11 a.m The Alpha Oepartmeat guest. ordered further at the Murray Visitors are invited.. of the Games were played with .-la. and New investigatiOn w:ien City Murray Orleans, La., by they teported she had Park fur a picnic and tne • • • Woman's Club a-ill have Betty Jo Ward and Emily unusual in- • Fair Mrs Farmer who had visited them. WELD .BEYMER.THOMAS lesson. it noir' luncheon at being the juries for a car accident. HOLM the club revipients of the prate. She also ahowed pictures house of The Her husband nad The Executive Board of the with Mrs. Howard E. Ohla Little been on or- TECHNICOLOR Tae honoree opened White House grounds at * * Calloway County High School in charge of the program. Mee's- her many ders to leave for Korean duty a after which Warm Springs, Ga. . PTA will meet a: the school es will be Mesdames W. E. Black- refreshments of few hours after Mrs. Smith'• 11111541.1.11111111.1111.11.1111.111111121/1111111.111 at • bir thday Mrs. Ronaid Caurchill, presi- 6.30 p.m. burn. Henry. McKenzie. Morrison cake, ice cream, and death. • dent, presided at the meeting. • • • C. Galloway, James ii;.7.k lemonade were served by her Funeral servicas will be lulu PERSONALS Clark, and Two new members are Mrs. Boric Maas Retina Senter. !Tether. Mrs. James E. Hamilton, for Mrs. Smith back at their hiime Cooper and Mrs Connie Ford. The" Bethany Sunday School .•siseat by her grandmother, Mrs. town of Jackson, Mich., Monlay. Mrs. Mark Kelly and 0 daughter. Class of the First Baptist Church Welic Brandon. The THE LEDGER TIMES Kathy. of Owensboro hostess served a dessert & are visiting will meet at hie home of Mrs. her parents. Children plate to the members and one Mr. and Mrs. Cross Greene Kasen at 710 present were Lynn Spann. p.m. Group visitor, Mrs. Cennie Jones. The South Twelfth Street. VII will be PERSONALS Cindy Crouch, Emily • • • • in cheese of the ai- house was attractively decorated GIVE rangements. 1! r. • Becky Hogantaenp, Debbie HOPEI Ross ILIdebrand and Gene with spring flowers and the group SP4 William N. Mcttenore haS Ilea- Nance. Marsha Osborne, Betty • • • wood Wilmette. Jo enjoyed a tour of the HAS returned to Camp McCoy. Ill . were the Wad, Kathy hostess' Wiscon- Tu•sday. May IS Crider. Joyce Ann flower garden. sin. after a recent guests of the latter's grand- Wooden, visit web his parents Circle II of tae Firs: Tresa alt-Corl and Gin- MS Methodist mother. Mr and Mrs 0 C Mrs Halle. llogwood. and McLattilbre Church WSCS will have :a Hamilton. A luncheon elll he held at the MULTIPLE SE LIEIPOSIS NV eA Main • a lunche-!his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Unable to attend but Street on at 12 noon at the June meeting at the home Triangle Inn. E. M. Stokes. sending a gift •vas ef - t - MS - e Polf.^ESE•f Katy Blalock. Mrs. Gatlin Clopton. GOT

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