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ITED 111•1•••=1.. D WOMEN The Afternoon FASTEST In E Daily Newspaper 1ELD TODAY God For Murray We and AUTOMATION Trust Calloway County y punch, tabulator Our students do is training. Many 1 this field. Write ew Include home United Press International EN OUR Mb TEAR Murray,-Ky., Saturday Afternoon, October-5-,---1983-- t•fURRAY POPULATION 10, ISO VoL_LXXXLV,No. 236 32-IL ------— Newspaper tEDIT • *TIGERS DOWN BOWLING GREEN 34 TO 13 Dr. Charles Waldrop Breaks Open ' James Johnson Is Speaker At Is Lauded For -His Attractions Hard Fought Game .oans Leadership On Project RMERS Report To Business Meeting Planned By In The Third; Still Unbeaten An article concerning Dr Charles tMERS" • Waldrop, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wes- The Murray High Tigers main- 6751 left on the clock he went over James Johnson, executive secre- leadership and the character of its ley Waldrop appeared recently in Civic Music tained their unbeaten streak last from the•one for the score. Steve tary of the Murray Chamber of people linked with their freedom the Lancaster Herald, Lancaster,i night by winning over a Bowling "The Toe" Doran sent the ball Commerce, R W Wilkins, director and acceptance of the responsibil- Dallas County, Texas. Green Purple squad 34-13. through the uprights for the extra of member relations of the Ken- ities that go with freedom", he said. A column written by the editor In a tough and gruelling ball- point. tucky Chamber of Cornmerce. Louis- He said that industry looks for of the newspaper lauded Dr. Wald- Two of the game, which was touch and go for Craig Banks, who has moved In ville, and Robert G. Davis, executive a location where they can produce rop for his ability and for his attractions on the 1913-64 Murray Civic Music three quarters. the Tigers held a the position of another good scorer vice-president of the Mayfield- a product, with a sound and fav- guidance in a highway project con- series were announced today by 14-13 lead then broke out in a rash for Murray got two touchdotims in Graves County Chamber of Com- orable business climate and a loca- sidered highly beneficial to that George Hart. president. The Jose Molina of touchdowns to gain a healthy the final quarter. With 11:30 in the merce. were featured on the pro- tion that afford a community part of the county. Banes Fspanoles will appear here victory. game Don Lee let fly a 25 yard pass gram at the meeting of the May- liability. He called on the legisla- Since Dr. Waldrop is so well on January 23 on their second re- Many spectators complained about to Craig who took it in for the a, field -Report to Business" meeting ture to look for incentive legisla- known by many people in Murray cord breaking tour of the U. S. penaltins not being called during counter Doran again got the extra IL ore .old "IF held Thursday at the Merit Con- tion to create jobs. and Calloway County. the article 'These nine incredibly talented young the fir t half and they were fearful point. me boionts. vention Hall. In education there is a need for is printed below. dancers give a new look and a new that planers on both sides might be Banks recovered a Bowling Green economics. Only one out of 20 high It was South Dallas County Day The latest economic development lift to the time honored dances of injured in the pieons, and rough- fumble late in the game and went school students takes one course in in Austin last Wednesday as over factors that effect all Kentucky Spain The costumes, created by ing. over for a touchdown The extra economics only one out of four col- a hundred and fifty civic-minded citizens was the purpose of the Spain's foremost designers, are the Offnnatnn• improved in the sec- point try was no good. lege students in education have had citizens from this area converged meeting most beautiful ever to be used by ond half, but even then a Bowling Banks recovery of the fumble was ow farming as much as one course in economics on the capitol city to back up the —Britons push to buy copies of Lord Denning a production of this kind in the Green player was injured by one greeted with satisfaction by Mur- and fewer than two out of twenty request that the outer loop be mov- BEST SELLER Johnson told the men that busi- 65.000-word report- -$1 05 • coliy—un Britain's sex and se- U. S Musical accompaniment is of his own men with a minute and ray nlayers and fans since the elementary and five of twenty high ed further south than originally nessmen are discovering an old curity scandal. That's the affair that rocked Prime Min- furnished by piano and guitar. 48 seconds to go in the game. Ap- Purples had just intercepted a school teachers have had one course proposed. truth . . that we live in a political ister Macmillan's government and made Christine Keeler There is something on the program parently suffering a severe concus- Tiger pass. in economics." he said. We think the trip was fruitful economy Mont:tale growth is the known around the world. (Rad•opnoto) for everyone, from the well-loved sion, the player lay on the field Bowling Green got their two most of the suc- • •result of countless decisions . . "V the American free market and much and "Capriccio Emagnol" and Flavel's holding up the game for twenty markers in the second quarter, miss- primarily to the un- riot only by Individuals, groups and stagnates. it will not be because of cesses 13 due "Bolero" to the little known folk minutes until an ambulance could ing one extra point. Lickenhoffer Dr. Charles Wal- Assn firms but by government. The eco- any inherent detect in Our free tiring effort of Newell Hopkins Is Several Small Fires songs and gypsy rhythms that have be found In an apparent pileon and Clark were responsible for the nomic climate is man-made at all market economy, but the failure drop. been handed down from Spanish attempt a Bowling Green player Purple scores, with Strude adding chairman of the levels. will be because of our failure to Dr Waldrop, Tomato Champion In State Forests father to Spanish -son. Coming di- missed a Murray man, striking his the extra point. Cotnrnerce understand how it works", he con- Lancaster Chamber of rect from Madrid. this company is team mate. Afraid to move the in- Neither Murray nor Bowling Johnson said the most important Transportation and cluded of Commerce destined to become one of the great jured player, officials stopped the Green was able to score in the third economic and political problem fac- the Roads Committee, furnished Spanish troupes in American show- game until he could be moved. quarter however Murray was on a ing the nation and Kentucky is Dallas Newell Hopkins of Dodson Avenue Frankfort, October 5 — Several Wilkins in his speech, "Freedom spark that got this South business. . Don Faughn marked up three touchdrive as the third stanza end- "Bow to create enough Jobs for all really raises tomatoes. Five of the small forest fires have broken out vs Communism" said the National County movement off the ground. On Feb. 10. the association will touchdowns during the game and ed fidividuals who need jobs and want tomatoes weighed in at seven in various areas of the state, send- and Kentucky Chamber of Com- He became the dynamo that kept present one of the great prima-don- ran up a total of 145 yards. Don The win last night gives Murray a the pounds and the plants extend past ing some towermen to their obser- merce bore down in the fight the drive going and generated nas of the Metropolitan Opera— might have upped this score had he six game win streak. Next Friday the roof at his house and extend on vation posts ahead of schedule, • 1115 '14 the jobs problem is solved the against communism two years ago. eathusiaam and spirit of coopera- Jean Madeira. mezzo soprano. Miss not been taken out of the game the Tigers will meet Morganfield up the television aerial. Kentucky Conservation Commis- ecncanie and political problems will He said Americans must under- tion that accomplished, a coopera- , Madeira has been acclaimed by for a time in the third quarter be- in a home .game. The- vines still have plenty of sioner J. 0. Matlick has antiounc- hecorne lees serious but if they are stand what they can do to preserve tive effort among six cities with !audiences in all the major opera cause of a muscle difficulty. They will play Tilghman on Oc- tomatoes on them, both ripe and ed. not solved -we may find ourselves our economic structure against a common, problem. houses in Europe and on every Faughn went 56 yards in the first tober 18. green and it seems as though the Although the fall fire season of- going farther down the road of so- Communism and told of an eight Doc gave untiringly of his time, Continent. Just recently she took quarter with 10:29 left to score the The Murray High Band made the only thing that will stop them will ficially began October 1, fires nor- I . URI". he said. part course prepared by the Na- nights, days off and at every op- 36 curtain calls at Vienna Opera. . first touchdown. Steve Doran kick- trip yesterday arid performed at the be the frost. mally do not begin to break out The strength of the United tional and Ky Chamber to alert pirtunity. He pushed and prodded The glamorous and talented artist ed the extra point. Again with 3:53 half tune in a crowd pleasing ma- same Newell is employed at the Mur- until around the 15th, Matlick add- Mates lies in its cultural heritage, the peopleto propaganda the Com- his committees and at the has scored in opera and concert in left in the quarter Patient scored neuver. Band Director Phil Sheltoe ray Manufacturing and is the eon ed. That date was set for towermen spiritual heritage, political and eco- munists have aimed at our system time did much of the paper and every major city again from the four. Doran re- has pushed the band members is of Mr and Mrs. Carl Hopkins of to take their posts. nomic system, the (pally of Its of economics. t work himself He spent The assocration also has a tenni. - peated his extra point attempt suc- order to present a fine smoothlt %V has been extremely dry in calfripdling an impressive and Parentage= route -etre. - tier option on the Xartsrud Chor- cessfully. searkans band oal. (be' held miring ler He has had enough tomatoes to most areas of Kentucky. particular- I Informative brochure containing ale for the third concert. This male Faughn made his final tally with the half time supply the family all summer long. ly in the west," Matlick said. "We factual data, resolutions, letters and chorus of 16 talented artists pre- have had no indication from our maps for presentation to the high- sent a program of operatic scenes, weather forecasters that these con- commission He attended com- German Lieder and other great art way ditions will continue, but extreme Hurricane mittees' and group meetings and songs, as well as a medley of Broad- Killer caution is urged where any fires bit of in- William Allbritten way show tunes. Battered Yanks Pin Hopes On forever pursuing any was are set." that might strengthen The membership drive begins on formation In NATO Exercise Matlick pointed out that sectioes for the loop relocation. Monday Oct. '7 through 12. inclus- the plea of the Kentucky statutes pertain- He had help, fine help and co- ive and headquarters are located in Jim Bouton In Third Game ing to fires have been in force operation—Mrs. Cashion. chamber the Bank of Murray. Membership _Ter, oyes io Nor VERONA, ITALY AIITNC) since October 1. They prohibit set- Jonathan Allen, Roy fees are $7.50 for adults and $4.00 secretary, Army 1st Lt. William H. Allbritten, ting fires near woodland or brush- and many many for students and all concerts are By LE() H. PETERSEN bandage on his left elbow. He bruis- Filgo. Dave Bruton 25, son of Mr. and Mrs. James R. season, except be- mention. land during the in the College auditorium. The kick ed it when he crashed into the others too numerous to Allbritten, Route 2, LOS ANGELES tia — The bat- • a MIAMI net — Hurricane Flora, eastern Cuba and northward thro- Hazel, Ky.. par- tween the hours of 4:30 p.m. and off dinner for the workers will be fence in right field chasing Tommy of this cooperation was neces- tered , pinning death and devastation in its path, ugh the Bahamas to the area from All ticipated in SOUTHER 63, a four- midnight or when the land is cov- Davis' in the third inning of- important thing is held at the- Woman's Club on Mon- their World Series hopes on -Bull- center churned on an erratic course thro- Acklins to Andros Island. sary, but the day NATO region field training ered by snow. Setting any fires get day October 7 at 6:30 p. m. Further Thursday's second game in Yankee that Doc Waldrop was able to efercise dog" Jim Bouton, were 11-10 fav- ugh Cuba today and was expected Severe flooding may be expected in northern Italy. which without taking proper precautions information can be obtained by call- Stadium. it, and you can rest assured that orites to beat Don Drysdale and to turn its 100-mile an hour winds in eastern Cuba, the bureau said. ended Sept. 29. to prevent their spread is probtbited. 753-6722. Houk said that if Mans did not the 'wheel horse" that ing the today and toward the United States main- "The slower movement on the he was The fall fire season lasts through play he would put either Hector Sherwood about one of the best The exercise was designed to test get back on their traditional vic- land. present course means that Flora helped bring December. Matlick warned that his Lopez or Johnny Blanchard in right presented requests and maintain a high level of de- tory path. The Miami Weather Bureau said could not seriously affect the south prepared and department's Forestry Division or- field. Highway fensive capability for the forces that Revival Service they don't the Yankees* chan- E PAY! in a 6 a rn. advisory that Flora's Florida area today or tonight." the ever made to the State ganized a new section on law en- To If guard the right flank of NATO, and ces of retaining their world chain- maximum winds should decrease bureau said. "However all interests Comm ission forcement this year and that all Start Sunday Night Drysdale Has Speed 7sE to demonstrate the solidarity of pionsiiip will be slim indeed They ;Janos+ slightly over Cuba but it "remains should keep in touch with the ad- violators of the statutes will be In Drysdale, the Yankees will be aRTEENTH.- bat- hurricane." visories for the possibility of warn- the forces in this area and their de- lost the first two games to the facing a speed-balling right-hander toCKY a large and dangerous Creek Council prosecuted. A Bear termination to defend against any tling Dodgers in New York and go- who in 1962 was considered the best aiRTEENTH. •th Flora moved erratically before ings being issued later today." Thursday aggression. ing into the third game faced the pitcher in baseball. This year tie dawn, the weather bureau said, Season's Worst To Meet Fievival services for the New biggest of World Series jinxes — won 19 games while losing 17, but drifting slowly westward over Cuba. The hurricane, sixth and most Lieutenant Allbritten. a military A. B Au.stin Jr. Hope Methodist Church will begin located The Bear Creek Girl Scout Coun- that no club ever last the first two where he is right he is as tough as The latest advisory Flora vicious of the season, delivered a police officer in Headquarters, Sou- on Sunday night at 7:30 P.M. Rev. annual meeting will be held at 4-H Meet' Friday games of a Series in its own park they come. - at latitude 208 north, longitude glancing blow to the big U. S. cil thern European Task Force near William M Vaughn. Pastor of statute miles Kentucky Darn Village on October and came back to win. Big Don had one thing going 768 went, or about 76 naval base at Guantanorna Bay, Verona. Italy, entered the Army in First Methodist Church,. Martin, Camaguey. 10. . Manager Ralph Houk, gambling for him his pitching opponent did southeast of which reported 75-mile-an-hour October 1960 and arrived overseas Tennessee, will be the visiting will be held at 6:30 p. m. with a youngster who never has not — Series experience. He has "Indications are that Flora will winds aa Flora passed 31 miles east Dinner last June, The A. B. Austin School Junior The meeting will evangelist. been in a Series game, insisted been in two Series games with an move rather slowly at about 7 miles of it on the southeastern coast of with plates $1.50. 4-H met yesterday with the leader the Yankees -are not out of its by over-all mark of one victory and no per hour toward the northwest to- the Island. But no damage was re- begin at 7:30. A member of Sigma Chi fratern- W. A. Simmons in charge. Vice- Services will be conducted each arranged for the a long shot." Bui he admitted that the White Sox in day." the weather bureau said "Ibis ported. A car pool will be ity, the lieutenant was graduated president is Johnny Reid, secretary, night through Friday. The con- defeat. He beat if they lose today the outlook would will result in the circulation of the dinner or for the meeting only. from New Concord High School in Brenda Pace, song leader, Rachel gregation of New .Hope extends a 1950 when the Dodgers won the Flora struck into Oriente's 4,000- anything but bright. •hurricane being affected by the Those expecting to attend should 1966 and received his bachelor of Flora, and game leader Lou Ann warm and hearty welcome to all be Series and appeared in two relief • foot mountain speaks with winds up 763- As the Series goes back into ac- terrain of Cuba and a slight de- call Mrs. Edmond Staytler at science degree in busines education Seaford. to attend the services. Rev. M. W. innings against the Yankees in 1956. to 125 miles an hour. at tion at 1 p. m., (PDT) 4 p. m., crease in maximum winds should 4834 or Mrs. Thomas L. Hopkins from Murray State College in 1960. The reporter for the group is Do- Jones. pastor will be in charge of Houk was hopeful that his Yank- The Weather Bureau said Flora, urged that (EDTi after a day off for travel, power OCC Ur ." 753-6202. Mrs. Steytler His wife, Carol, is with him in rothy McKinney. ees, whose vaunted hitting a 140-mile-an-hour killer' storm Italy. the singing. weather bureau said all pre- everyone who can, attend this meet- there were two major concerns. was stifled by the southpaw pitch- The when it tore into Haiti's southern against dangerous winds, ing. For the Yankees it was right fielder ing of . Johnny Pod- cautions peninsula Thursday night. was ex- heavy rains should Roger Mans and his injured left• rev and Ron Perranoski in the first high tides and pected to intensify again as it suck- be continued through central and arm. For everyone it was the wea- two games, "will get back on the ed up new energy over the tropical Coleman McDevitt ther forecast. It said there was a right track" against right-handed waters. n40 per cent chance" of showers, pitching. "This is a large and powerful To End Course adding that they might not be heavy He will have five left-handed hurricane and continued northwest enough to interfere with the game. hitters in his batting order if ei- Weather movement increases She threat to PORT KNOX, Ky. (AHTNC) — Wins 21 Games ther Mans or Blanchard plays right southeastern Florida!' a midnight, Army 2r1 Lt. Coleman J. McDevitt, Bouton, 24. won 21 games for the -.field. The others are switch hitters Report (EDT), Miami Weather Bureau ad- son of Mrs. Susan K. McDevitt, Yankees during the season and lost Tom Tresh and Mickey Mantle, visory said. 916 Sycamore, Murray, Ky., is sche- seven. He throws hard and is a shortstop Tony Kubek and first Un1ted Press lestermitiallai Huge seas and torrents of rain duled to complete a nine-week of- fierce competitor. baseman Joe Pepitone. swept ahead of the hurricane. ficer orientation course at The Ar- "You have to stay with the fel- Makes One Change mour Center, Fort Knox, Ky., Oct. Kentucky Lake: 7 a m. 354 6 Scores Are Dead lows who won for you," explained Reluctant to break up a win- at least 15. ft. down 0. 1 ft; below darn 303.4, Flora had accounted for Houk, adding that was why he plan- ning combination. Alston decided 41 deaths, and uncounted devasta- During the course Lieutenant Mk- ned no as up 03 ft.; Barkley Dam 302.6, up lineup changes provided against platooning the Dodgers tion. Devitt is receiving instruction in Mans was able to play. Mans will keep' the 02 feet. said he usually does. He Doug Kennedy, chief photograph- the duties and responsibilities of a "I think I'll be able to plays" but right-handed hitting Moose Skow- M Schuh, er for the Miami. Herald. flew over newly commissioned armor officer. Houk said 'It is doubtful." ron at first base and rookie Dick the Aburon Peninsula of Haiti Fri- The lieutenant is a 1959 graduate Maria did not suit up when the Tracewski at second However, he day night and reported that "at of Kentucky Military Institute in Yankees worked out Friday in Dod- will put the left-handed hitting Ron Sunset 5:35; Sunrise 556. least eight villages on the southern Lyndon and a 1903 graduate of ger Stadium. He watched his mates Fairly in right 'field instead of big coast of Haiti were wiped out. . 99 Murray State College. from a dugout seat, an elastic Frank Howard, per cent of the dwellings in the path Alston. outwardly at least, did Western Kentucky — Fair with of the hurricane were flattened." not share the confidence of the a gradual warming trend today STAGE MINE SITIMYWN BOARD MEETS Kennedy reported in a copy-right Dodger players that the Series will Sunday. High today in the through story that an old man told him: --- end here. low to mid 80s. Low tonight mid 50s. "We squatted in our hut when the LENS, France — One hun- The board meeting of the Murray "We still have to win two more hurricane came. Then—poof—the dred and fifty miners remained un- High School PTA met on Monday games," he said. -I'm not not down- hut was gone." derground today on strike against at 3:30 in the office of the Super- grading the Yankees for a minute. The 5 a m. (!T) temperatures: Heaviest damage was believed to the planned closing of a pit at intendent. Each school was well In this game, you don't count any- Louisville 47, Lexington 50, Cov- be in the peninusla coastal towns nearby Noeux-Bethune. represented. The president. Mrs. thing won or lost until it's up there ington 47, Paducah 44, Bowling of Jacinel, Petit-Goave and Aquin, Labor unions said the miners will Hard Koenen presided. It was de- on the. scoreboard." Green 46, Hopitinsville 49, Hunt- all near where Hurricane Hazel not return to the surface until SERIES FANS ALWAYS ARRIVE EARLY — Excitement was higher than usual as thous- cided that the magazinesales will The Dodger players, however, felt ington, W Va 44 and Evansville, struck in 1954, claiming an esti- the closing of the marginal mine is ands of fans.poured into early for the second game of the New York be held again this year as a money they had the Yankees on th• run Ind , 44. mated 1,000 lives. rescinded. -Los Angeles Dodgers World Series game. raising project. and would keep them there.

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SATURDAY — OCTOBER 5, 1963. 'is TIMES — MDRRA,Tt WOO TWO THE LEDGER Ten Years Ago Today LEDGER & TIMES LEDGER & TIMES FILE THf Inc., PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, at the Murray Ledger, The Cahoway Tunes, and The e Omealidetioa January Illnies-Herald, October 20, 1/14, and the West Kentuckian, Miss Jeanette Paschall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis I. 104iL Ross Paschall of the Hazel community, is the Calloway County 1 JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISH= Farm Bureau queen. Funeral for N. P. "Bud" Hendricks, age 84, were the right to re}ect any Advertising, Letters to the Editor, services We reserve - Church with the or Public Velem its wlueia, ha our opinion, are not for the be in held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Hazel Haittist • of our readers. Rev. Billy Gray Hurt and Rev. at M. Hampton officiating. chairman of the Qinoway FOR CORRECT REPRIMENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 1500 The presidents and health NATIONAL Center Monday after- Madison Ave., Nierreatits, Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., New York, N.V.; County PTA groups met in the Health TIME lad Eitephensoa Bldg., Detroit, Mach. noon to discuss the school health program for the coming - ni TEMPERATURE Entered at the Post Othice, Murray, Kentucky, for eransmisidon POGHT Second Class Matter. A surprise dinner was given for Earnest Phillips in cele- DAY Olt bration of his 62nd birthday at the home of his daughter. RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 20e. Per 1U135ICRIPTION slse- mos& 85e. ha Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $4.54), DIAL 15,c3,-9 63 where, $800. "The Ontstandlag Civic Amid ól • Community is the PEOPLES BANK • labserily of Do Newspaper' 20 Years Ago This Week LEDGER & TIMES FILE SATURDAY - OCTOBER 5, 1963 Murray, Ky.

men their physical examination on WHEAT DEAL WITH RUSSIA Thirty-six passed the Army, 10 • September 21. Of these, 25 were inducted into into the Navy, two in the Marines, and one into the Army Air association leased wires indi- ANNOUNCING! NEWS coming in over press Corp. the proposed wheat of cating President Kennedy's approval of The marriage of Miss Mary Frances Johnson, daughter NOW comes astno surprise to us. and It Bernard D. Bell, son sale to Russia is expected shortly Mr and Mrs. Dudley Johnson, AVAILABLE • ever since the was solemnized on Tuesday, Sep- We had anticipated his condoning the deal of Mr and Mrs. W. A. Bell, approval tember 28. Idea was first introduced, but feel that his stamp of Little Miss Carolyn Wallis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. won't give the transaction any essence of good sense. 40,108 still Gimiles Wallis, entertained a group of friPhds with a party America have been a constant heads Wheat surpluses in in celebration of her third birthday. ITEMS industry from the ache to both government and the grain Lt. (j.g.) Solon Hale left Monday for Boston, Mass., fol- JUST LIKE STEALING CANDY — The biggest thief in the majors, the Dodgers' Maury WITH THE stabilize Wills, dives toward another time subsidy payments were started in an effort to lowing a short visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon stolen base, despite the efforts of the Yanks' Bobby Rich- ADDITION OF running ardson and backup man Tony Kubek in the second game of the World Series in Yankee prices in agriculture. Taxpayers foot an annual bill Hale.' for all the Stadium. INSTANT into n1111/Ulls of dollars to pay for storage space ORDER SERVICE for protection of grain prices. tons of wheat bought up Vernon Riley 171 • two-thirds of the world's At the same time, of course, Week of Murray Bill Wyatt .. 111 So why not. give it all 30 Years Ago This B(13nitallikeilBlue Ridgei de George Hodge 170 , people go to bed hungry every night. hefg • - • • 411253 131 LEDGER & TIMES FILE HI IND. GAME W. H. C. U L Knight 1701 The obvious answer is that by flooding the world mar- ARBWARE away? Jean Moore . . 174-40-214 Hub Dunn 170 STARKS Hm every wheat-pro- ket with free wheat, the grain industry in Anna Bute 180-34-214 L. J. Hendon. Secretary tic at a meeting ducing country in the world would be ruined. Tremon Beale was named County Treasurer HI TEAM GAME W. H. C. of $30 per month. Murray Beauty Shop best plan, which has been followed, is to sell it I of the Fiscal Court held Tuesday at a salary 750-193-962 The next RI would allow. Mr Beale will serve until April, 1937. MURRAY WOMAN'S IND. GAME SAUTES —to. oar allies—at as low a price as the market Anglo Hine fr Funeral services for Miss Minnie Broach, 54 years of age, BOWLING ASSiticiATION .... 180 are bulging with wheat. HI TEAM GAME tSCIL&TCH But ,stall the storehouses were held Sunday at the Goshen Methodist Church. MAGIC ELI LEAGES tne ointnient-Our allies Murray Beauty Shop 750 And another tly has appeared in Miss Charlotte Patterson, 26 years of age, died at the I Teem W. M IND. 3 GAMES. W. B. C. HOLLAND DRUG turn right around and seil it Services take our cnea.p grain, and tnen Kentucky Baptist Hospit :1, Louisville, last Sunday. Tidwell's IS 3 Murrolle Walter. 601 10.001 to Raissia and its satellite 11,1L10/16, at a nanasome proot. were held at the New Concord High School Tuesday. Triangle Inn 11% 416 NI TEAM 3 GAMES W. H. C. someoocty is go- Arrangements for the Church Fair to be held at Murray Martin Collette* I/ Murray Beauty Shop 2164479-3743 'Anus flela cleveityped the Unlacing Olga 11 Sunday in October are now complete. Caldwell's to HI IND. 3 GAMES SCRATCH Will Be Open This ox American wneat, wrucii event- on the fourth Monday ing to pront Irvin tee sake Murray Beauty Shop .. 7h lturrelle Waiter DX Americae sad teacart IN** uans gets to Russia anyway, wily snouiciat it be Peoples Bank 8 8 MI TEAM A GAMES SCRATCH Nr pmwv, Promeiptles . nut a remnicia us too mucn ox toe Uunanig betore World Mary Lou's Shop 7 9 MurrayBeautv Shop 2164 wny Rowtances 9 Tor TEN AVXMAGES WE WILL WI OLOGILD from War o—it Japan neeas scrap iron and we nave plenty, Darlene Brener 150150 11 Ale a.m. 1• 1 100 p.m. for Mort* Hour not let toe pivot(?) be ours? Katherine Lax inis ian t a matter ul ieecling Lae hungry of the world— Murrell* Walker 146 Darla Garland 146 various other avenues. IL is a "Superman" we uo plenty ox that througn Judy Parker 147 pits/wawa to sea at top price a cummOcuty neraesa oy an Betty Riley .. 446 toe curws. nation, and it is ioausii to assume ULM, we can win In Wanda Nance 145 Dodgers Anna Buie 145 wane we sappis toem wan tiled laeviugicai War wit11 them Zane Caldwell 146 eriai neeci.s. Katie Linn 563 i.e.opyses Corner lie iree world has a great tool Iui p•ok...c,J4/•••• Peggy Hendon, Secretary to pro- in Lox dyiit .4.10, .“-`4101/ 1.44.0.6 Lora ssuxuALiaLJ Ida-WU Lai./ ' `S• Llei•• L/C411 Witt ue-4- , max ihise.e..1 WWI Al& 1.w., Aictvic. By FRED DOWN MURRAY MERCHANTS LEAGUE Waking to UPI Sports Writer 140j taie tIttlrea Calka• 1J1 as pre/v.40mm,, anu oy team W. L. II - NEW YORK Tim — It was like t kA...t 46C 1.41C 1•• /14.11 LU to - College Barber Shop 14,i 5'4 bit WC Uk."1•1 %Jul 0.4.4• 0.411.63.6e, 1ft C • taking candy from a by as it has Boone Laundry 12 8 VI1Cl CU WVJ,4t IAA,/ A talti tic1u1- been so often in the World Series, etA., • ..at Johnson's Grocery ... 12 8 only this time it was the New pe•i145 MUCAA e/1.0p 6/11J taX. Murray Wholesale 11 11 York Yankees who were reduced to Wrietiler We are Collegiate Rest. 10'1 914 attire auan late an us to De aecicung utter helplessness. Superior Laundry 9 11 OUA u.itue 6&414.5L llt"LieJJ Because this time it was the Na- guilib is, by Lai Taylor Motors . . 9 11 as tional League champion too Ange- A L4f.4t. u.).tv.Aui 101 sue soryry Wait uS long Rocket Popcorn 8 12 cL.LitA les Dodgers who had the "super- IAlUtAC an.*4J,lir m.L144.t. as Ledger & Times 8 12 toLiLtLJl.'..AJ 5uaAL6 to 111414t Jtalit man" In their corner. Murray Home &Auto 6 14 Back through the golden years •Ca• i.PC HI TrAtt 3 GAMES of the Yankees' World Series his- More important moan money-141114S late Collegiate 3497 381 3881 JUille WI/4J are tory they've had the Babe Beth. Murray Itm & Auto 2300 588 28511 seu-epoe g,au coossisieticy 01 .sciaun, iur ea:ample. 13wLeu Oehrig. the Re Datfairitie, Ledger & Times 224'1 570 2617 is.enneGy Will be the AIM Reynolds and the Mickey beoator r uIurLgni. ox zirasaisas says ITT IND. I GAMES Mantle who've proved Just too much ilecision in toe master. arils is d'ile Charles Chilcutt 52/ 101E632 croseizeu regartness tit ins for the opousition to handle. Dm Ellis aecision ne =1st make, am least to some u.egree- But Wednesday it was the Dod- araoum every McClain ... 527 78 605 og.ay to gers who had the man who was Ross This beautiful 4 bedroom, two-bath house for sale. Has large c,ertaimy we criticize turn nere ix he gives las HI TEAM GAME Just too much He's Sandy Koudax, den with beautiful stone fireplace. Wall to wall carpet in liv- on ships headed tor Russia, Ledger & Times .... 322 190 1012 loaning taxpayer-owned wneat of course, and he manhandled the kitchen with an amount of Murray Hen. as Auto . 718 188 967 ing room. Extra large enormous nations wno.se governments are devoted to lordly Yankees in a way that left Cuoa, and other Collegiate 830 128 967 cabinets, lots of closets, utility room, extra large two car American Leaguers gaping. -a • - ' HI DID. ORME garage, nice patio, extra good well of water. Set back far our destruction. Other great pitchers have beat- -224 35 259 road where highway noise is no bother. If you• MEXICO—V1sItIng the film set of -Night en the Yankees but no where in Charles Chilcutt enough from UZ WITH DICK IN Wade ..... 213 16 229 Iguana" in Mexico City. actress Elizabeth Taylor World See4es memory is there an Bobby are interested in a house you will be proud of from now on, let pit the . 190 35 225 actor Richard Burton, star of the movie. of a pitcher who so coni- Bob BUlington us show you this one. On US 641, 5 miles from Murray, chars with instance AVERAGES pietely overpowered them. TOP TEN Bobby Wade 178 30.9 Acres of Land only- two miles from City Lllnits. $100 per The News Routax TIM& Command 177 Quotes From winner with 306 strike- J117111.1Y 1/°°11e • • • - . '• • acre. A 25-game . . 177 By ILNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL outs in 311 innings and a backdrop Bill Me-Keel ..... • • • McDaniels 174 Stone House on 4i acres of land 3 miles from of two no hitters and two games in Bob Three Bedroom in a 'Jerry Jones .., ..... 172 WASHINGTON -- Secretary of State Dean Rusk, which he struck out 18 batters dur- Murray. Has kitchen, dining room, carport and large '"xi Ellis ...... 172 policy staUrr.ent on withdrawal of aid from the Dominican fag his career, Koufax took con- • • storage room, electric heat, fully insulated, storm windows Republic and Honduras where military coups have toppled mand of the Yankees like a big and doors. $13,500. take command ' was throwing fast balls for strikes 11 eleCted governments: league pitcher would a high school team, and he quickly closed out the game. Extra Good 6-Room Brick House on Sycamore. Garage, lots "Under existing conditions . there is no opportunity of Be struck out the first five bat- . After the seventh, the crowd of of closet space, electric heat, on small lot. Only $11.500. collaboration by the United States under the for effective ters to face him and nine of the 00,000 was cheering for Sandy to diplomatic rela- new 3 St. Alliance for Progress or for nornalization of first 12. After four Innings the break Carl Erskine's mark of 14 We have two Bedroom Brick Houses on North 19th tions." Yankees had only one fair ball, in one game, set againSt Both have I} ceramic tile baths, large family rooms, built-in Be blared his tot ball past them. the Yankees in 1953. ranges, utility, carport, city sewer, street to be paved within LOS ANGELES — Walter Alston, manager of the Los An- He confused them with his deep- Koufax finally accomplished the the month.'Want something nice? Look these over! made a newmart of 15'when he geles Dodgers, cautioning his players not to be overconfident breaking fast curve. And he teat for with his buzzed a fast ball past pinch hitter Good 80-Acre farm with good house only 7 years old. Good ,despite two wins in the World Series so far: them look ridiculous change-up—thrown with the same Harry Bright for the final out of land on new blacktop road. $12,500. "We still have to win two mere games. I'm not downgrad- as the high, hard the game. you don't count motion ing the Yankees for a minute. In this game, was supposed to be aone.This match- Brightstood there gaping — typi- Good Grocery Business. Large living quarters, good fixtures, run anything won or lost until is up there on the scoreboard." up of star pitchers — Koufax vs cal of a Yankee team that had nice building, a good clean stock. A re at bargain. too Whitey Ford. who started the game up against a man who a-as just Bedroom Brick House with a ATHENS, Greece — Shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis, with a 10-5, World Series record. much. Large4 large garage building. den when asked where Prisident Kennedy's wife intended to Prank Howard's 457-foot double, House has a large wiZei beautiful fireplace, extra nice and Dick electric heat, cruise on his luxury yacht: single by Bill Skowron bath, carport, wall to wall carpet. Both house Johnny Ftoseboro's -They will just go to this or that island a.s they aid. Mrs. Tracewski and and garage are extra good. Priced to sell. three-run homer gave the Dodgers is the captain" Kennedy four runs in the second Inning arid Extra Good 149-Acre Farm with 5.33 acres tobacco base, This that wa-s it It was obvious the is one of the best farms in the county. $32,000. MIAMI — Doug Kennedy, Minim Herald chief photo- Yankees could not overcome such the Good 58-Acre Farm located in sight of the grapher, in a copyright story quoting the reaction of an elder- a handicap against Koufaxand highway on 2 good II ly•man caught in the hurricane which struck Haiti: brilliant left-bander just kept mow- gravel roads. Good buildings, large stock pond, good fences. durability, Improved performanee, Defoe economy in our the came Then New ing 'em down $11,250. "We squatted hut when hurricane mid lower maintenance highlight the 1964 Ford Econoline companloa Ford Econoline pickup. Two Tooth Innings —poof—the hut was gone." van (top photo) and its innings — outselling its combined competition by two te one, Koufax had two toioh Already con- the Ford Econoline adds for 1964 a new three•speed auto- because he loot the pinpoint matic transmission; extended lubrication and oil change trol of his curve ball - in the fifth schedule; larger, self-adjusting brakes; and an optional sixth. The Yankees put toge- with heavier suspension and more and one-ton payload package ther three singles with two out in power. Sandy fanned pinch Murray Lumber Co. Inc. in Ford's 1261 lineup of light-duty trucks is the fifth but Aeother star end that the F-11141 pickup (bottom photo). Both the F-100 and Its hitter Hector Lopez to OLDEST AND LARGEST LUMBER CO. IN MURRAY bigger brother. the F-25. are available this year on a longer threat and they got two straight 3n-inch wheelbase, ideally suited to camper bodies. Newly walks in the sixth with one out only Si rear, the F-100 features a double-wall styled from front to to have Sandy retire Mickey Mantle EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL brakes, extended lubrication inter. box, new self-adjusting Roger Marts on Infield popri a selection of heavy-duty options. and yak, and hit a two-run homer be.t. place is ... 104 East Maple St. Tel. 753-3161 1964 light- and medium duty Ford trucks will be In Ton Tresh he All then Boulez , . Ford dealer showrooms September 27. in the eighth but by the car ask trail •

II PAGE THREE TOBER 5, 1963 SATURDAY - OCTOBER 5, 1963 THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY IP •••••••••11M•1••••• -11LP WANTED . - CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 3-Ituncd-s Oleg ODOM OMO 1-Preposition 4-1:uokete 201:1C AATA 4-tiloo• -la toistAken MUM 11-Pale 6- Wo.•rn1 MOIM RECIMIIIMMISO ROUTE 12-Eziat 7-BetoltP. manma :AIME 13-Malicious 5-Scoffed CUP. ILTWn burning 5- Vet kie ma TOMT9 14-Tim. gone 10-Mature nom 11-Conjuoctlon MM mum mmA BOYS by 16- Is III It-Mends MEKNES WON meA 17-Ardent 15,-War $4,41 mama %ma OSI • it-Lubricates 20- Endet orld located on Highway 94, 8 miles -Courageous 21-Move isuam amagm I WILL NOT nal responsible for meeting at the city hall at 7:30 NEEDE12 20 smoothly from Murray. Many farms, lake pro- Oa4.10111MJU 'AMU IR CORRECT NOTICE any debts made by ray wife. Oat p. m., Monday Oat 7th. Anyone(FOR SALE I 21-Females 22-iota mom rlasm gmn Information perty, busines.s property, lots and AT' 24-Father and 23-Separates Bartell, Hazel, Ky. 0-6-C desiring additional 24-Sinditi 093M lima ramm TYFF:WRTIER--lIEROLE TAB 11 res. Claude L. Miller, Realtor, PL 3- mother TIME ead please contact Billys Marvin, Tom ONCE! 36-1'arcels of .4 25 rim REROOF NOW, ROOF REPAIRED I. W. G. E, will not be respon- 0-7-C carriage portable Reinuigton Quite- 5064 Phones PI, 3-3059. 0-7-C Banks or 13111 Warren. 37-Paths St-At that Maws 42-Seed 51111tATIIIIE or replaced. Built up roots hot or &bre made other than sitar, lust. like new. Only used, a sible for any 27-It-1Ae atYn anianat ett-New Dead OR NIGHT baba Atingle or gravel roofs. All by myself. Signed this Sept. 30, 63. short time. Phone 763-1765 or 753- (collect.) it-Talon IN-Withered agency 33 I abbr.) -Possess' Vs -Langer work guaranteed. Cue 763-6170, Tri- W. G. L. 0-6-P BARU TOM MOM st lower cost 3112. tine CARD OF 'THANKS Apply In Person 29 31-Break 411-LUsete 441-Opeator pronoun andatenby 41-Cheer 47-Prepoestioa K3-6363 State Roofing CO., Industrial Road, on Wayne °Ways milk replacer. at the 10-Journeyed BOOM AND ACRE and 00e-ball forth Wens, system in Looks like milk taste like milk, yet We wish to take this method of Murray, Ky. oc IS YOUR PLUMBING of land, 1 mile south Old Wiswell 31-Nahoor call out performs Murray Hatchery. our many friends, neigh- sheep II !;itr t 10 lb need of repair. If so tben Mrs. Miles 756-4739. 0-7-P thanking 1 2 3 ill 4 3 ail 0-16-C Phone the many LEDGER & TIMES 32-1 district s r‘ Taylor ez Sykes Plumbing Repair bee end relatives for A florally I 2 RZ, 13 ES BANK Ilf Service, Concord Highway. Phone 1966 MERCURY. Power steering and kind deeds done during the king (abbr.) ;Egli YOU ARE interacted in buyiag 33-Needs braces, automatic transmis- illness, and death of our dear hus- or selling your property contact Sam 753-4609. power 34-Halt 15 PICSNOS ....New Spinets . 8190.00. sion, 3-door hanitop. See at Hales ban& cloddy and granddaddy Charl- 35-Landed uiiuuiiuila il 1(7- Beaman or Wayne Wilson at Wil- One used BALDWIN Acrosonic Especially do we property - se.•r• •l, Trailer Court. Traitor 19. 0-11-P ie A Ibewsr. NOW YOU KNOW pi son Realty or call 753-3383. N-41-C Tng 4:14'1413W" °°UNTY Sad- Spinet. TOM LONAREX) PIANO thank our pastor WO. Gerald Owen By United "Teas International 37-Breathe is heving an organization it23 dle Club OOMPANY. Paris Tennessee. 0-6-C 10 3-BEDROOM TRAILERS Clean, -"MN* prayers and synthetic loudly in for the many The preparation of sleep WIWI lia clean, clean, f9615 Streamline $1496. comfort= tneaelege....and Mrs. Ira gems is an ancient art and was 33-Stnkes 16 1966 Travel Home $1596. 1968 Prairie Dean Bucy who was so-faithful to 39-11eatenly ggii LJNCING! mastered by the EgYPHarkt, who body nu ' mia S000ner 51795. 1963 Star hcocio' $3,- come and give' him ,sbote, each manufactured several kinds of jew- 40-It urged 29 Mill To Serve All Your Printing Needs SERVICES OFFERED I so6. Consider guarantee and value. that came and Romans, who repro- mountain low friend and rieighbOr els, and the crest 32 xi Also 1967 /lodge truelk.2-ton bobtail offered service in any way. To the ducted artifical pearls in great num- 42-Leaking NI ILABLE • house trailers, motor in through LIME SPREADING ror farmers for pulling ones who sontribuilk in the beauti- bers, according to Collier's Racy- 35 36 all PRINTERS $696. Mathews 41-Equality ARTCRAFT with excellent service provided. ASC excellent shape, ful floral °Herbage the singers, lopecha. 46-Retall 46 Nerth, este Wish- 38 orders accepted Call Cecil Paschall Trailer Sales Highway pall bearers acid the Ridgeway Mor- 0-32-C ment Ing u•i...iuii.,,...... I 08 at 763-34E. 0-15-C Mayfield. ticians for their kind and efficient 45-Period of 40 at 4:1 44 is Now Open service. time aill EMS Four-door with over- 49-Definite MERCURY article 43 drive. 1961 model, good condition. May God bless each one is our 01646 11 Mra IR 7rt THE Located 1208 Main Street Phone 753-6111 BABY SITTING in my home, days 60-Citadel No rust.. Call PL 3-4764 any time prayer. 61-Weaken 49 , OF only, by the week or hourly. Call 'MN after 5 p. tn. 0-6-C DOWN likl 763-4447. 0-5-C 1-Distant istr. by United Pastan Bloidatata, Inc. 6 TANT The Family i-T-P 2-Native metal We Feature . . . KEEP your carpets beautiful des- I SERVICE pite constant footsteps of a busy • WAISTED family. Get Blue Lustre. Rent elec- by Charles M. Schub LETTERPRESS and OFFSET WORK tric shampooer $1. Crass Furniture. PEANUTS* 0-6-C - LADY 'DO SHARE modern home HARDWAREat -Highest Quality. . . Lowest Prices with widow. Nominal rent, private PARTS FOR all makes of electric at N-4-C PI Vat is ($7.95 per 1000) bedroom. Call 402-3785 or 423-3782. shavers Lindsey's Jewelry. * STATEMENTS 0-8-C REFRIOEP.ATOR and electric stove. * LETTERHEADS - ENVELOPES and Will sell &esp. Call 492-0463 0-5-C FORMS ($10.45 per 1000) RENT FOR DUPLEX WITH ONE apartment on second floor. $160 per month In- RUG1 See Us For All Your Job Printing Needs ROOM. Large, for one or two, pri- corne. Close to down town, brick vate entrance, ground floor, close veneer construction, good condition, osc In. Ptione 753-3425, 301 N. 5th St. priced for quick sale. 0-9-P NICK MODERN three bedroom iunday home with garage attached, on sew- erage, Mick veneer, loan only $11,- 000. DAN FLAGG by Don Sherwood ma7 15 ACRES OF OPEN land all lend- uoe to-Po/m*7.76v -c.:.. able on black top about 3,s mile* MC BACK ACROSS TerFACiRC AlOte.5 A RONANnC RiCiNc..3 TRAIL AT j out. only $4500. Galloway Insurance CAMP PENCI.ETOrl- .-*•.* Ay, and Real Estate Agency, Murray. NOU WILL Ise GOOD. OUR CHIEF IS I; !eh Neer by DON CHUCK,I'LL HAVE TO: .1..44 40i,"411if 4‘i. - eo- Kentucky Phone 753-5E32. 0-5-C PLEASE C", CAPTAIN IMPATIENT. HE MUST NEE. WORO HAS AWAIT THE REPORTS ADMIT THAT 1'W DONE I) THAT OUR INFORMERS UTILE RICAN6.1'll. SET -1'4 9,. ,.... . , A ...... BLUNT BEEF BY THE QUARTER OR half. COME FROM E VINO HAS IN 114E WEST SOUVEA PRO THOUGH. fr.tARIAN. EVEN ii:: Frosa the novel .."blialied by Av 13 Books; , rorht Call Mrs. Harry Coles, 753-2518. MACRM BEFORE ... 10100"0' ighl. by Dee aluiral FCCINC A SOURCE ME PROCEEDS WITH , 1 Distributed itc;1° Xing Features Uric • FOR OUR HIS PLAN5RDR A .,1:1 One teett,We of the Captain's VAN NAFFS:NFU It was unusual enough. all INFORMATION. -, 4.- WHAT fit the Ivy Martin liJunghle vreiri m lot r bob right. According to the write-up tace, eyes, did e t BLACK LOCUST POST. Also white esterase', at Me skurme eitto s Oa League classification. More the Western Distributing Co . beneatb the headline, a prisonet oak standing timber. Phone 753- oi the Kremlin type, a you get what good 4,141 •11^i'magf4-1 nag" by the name of Nifty Nonega, 6346. 0-7-P tans to ouinro•withle a purse 1 mean. I sat down. or • petty thief while being taken up the stellar wasoliiag attempt Rose resumed hie Nifty Norte. Utilising eointat tee• tO Hat city hall, and while still Captain he tt married is • Cuban smiled at me across MODERN HOUSE and 13 acres of Ors mine is,imadmetted to a patrolman twat, and exile wiessando training ect land 8 miles east on Highway 94. Florida me young Mid...stare se- named Blodgett, had been killed the surface of his uncluti -. intuit susieues the enife-wIeld- desk. In a conversational tone, This is the place you have been Rear- by a bullet fired by an un- ma Nonage and oteeu Lola me, Mr. sating about. dol, the attractive blonde to whose known assassin. Sergeant Hu- he said, "Tell Dotigins: Is flue' 156 ACRE FARM well improved and resew se had corns. A. be bar, who had been following have you any idea why you're tied en be Poles officers. =As hurl* en Malted threat at Blodgett and the prisoner up here?" by Ernie Bashiallice ta *Untried to whose suppose It has something NANCY Martin Die. the stairs, had instituted an trn- 1 tattoo truinrcer ot Western the business this trIbuttng In an Interview with of- mediate search, but without to do with that nap- WILL YOU fice snansaw Cerde Betka5. Mai- success. libt morning-the thing er learns there are no lob cacao- Western Dia- Near the end of the story. It Pened out by the ' TELL ME tIPS .., plant" Leessea Noliey'• office. Martin mentioned the reason for No- trtbutlag Company THIS ppraks to lilts! Paws Use lirta- And why do you sup- WHAT t • reettioneoe WNW Worme riega's arrest, telling briefly of "I see- Late doss set work at snatch Miss pose l wanted to talk to you DOLL IS Crow s to Ma attempt to about it now?" resseaVaZInstio:111 be Lois 'Reardon's purse, and his SAYI N G ? ... man Noriega I VS =me tensed tne after leo subsequent capture by pohce, "Because that pesser-by. Is dead. I just read about it in 4 aided by a caArricr. Actually, I didn't object to the paper." who has been S EVERYONE my name being left out of it. The Captain nodded, and Sacramento at Sgt. A there knows, Not so long as Lois and her flashed a quick glance hot, at- can get plenty as early as father knew what had really Huber before envitctsing his o'clock, even the a May. By one happened. But that other part, tention back to me. "You're the park were Wettest parts of about Nortega's murder, really smart young man, Mr. Douglas. 'or sale. Has large warm. Since I uneom forts bty threw me. Why would anyone You could have made this more Nall carpet in liv- anything chose to wasn't accomplishing want to kill the little rat, and difficult. I'm glad you amount of go to the rmous anyway, I decided to of all places, in front of City be sensible." shower. I stopped fact ra large two car Y and take a Hall? He didn't look glad, in kit sure ter. Set back far at the parking to make I was still mulling this over he looked disappointed, as If I was all right, then went him a wrong answer. no bother. It you my car hen I left the cafeteria and had given up to my room. someone call my name. I looked around at Sgt. Huber I from now on, let experience It has been my "Over here, Douglas," the and fain:L(1'11the same expression. by Embank Yarn Bares 1m Murray. that they any- ABMS- AN' SLATS with the Y.M.C.A.'s voice said coldly. I followed the "What's this all about, to be noisy, at cock- are inclined sound and saw Sgt. Huber in way? Have you got some y Units. $100 per day. This one Noriega? •I-VOU TELLING ME least cturing the s police car parked • beside a eyed idea that I killed SUPPOSE -JUST SUPPOSE CHARLIE and when I I THAT IF I KILL IOU, was no exception, fireplug. He was alone. Good Lord. Captain, couldn't DOBBS IS CONFRONTED WITH THE off the spray, I I'd wanted to. I CAN GO ON finally turned "Get in," Huber ordered. -The have done it if // CHOICE OF KING JAILED FOR 1-415 land 3 milen from going -:--f/ became aware of a radio Captain wants to talk to you." By the time your two cops got IMAGINED CRIME -OR ESCAPING ESCAPING? carport and large rooms. wait- in one of the nearby I didn't like the sound of It. him back downtown,.1 was BY COMMITTING ANCTHER windows to a news Honey about a J. storm It was tuned but I crossed over and got in. log to see Mr. CRIME LIKE-- seemed to be broadcast which The Sergeant didn't have any. job. YOU don't .. to reporting Douglas," Sgt. devoted mostly thing to say on our way to City "Knock It off, • .• to put an Captain nore. Garage, lots successful attempt Hall, and the few attempts I Huber cut in, -The I didn't 411Y $11.500. astronaut into space. made at starting a conversation didn't ask for a speech." until the as though pay much attention bounced off an Iron curtain. The Sergeant looked 19th St. in- in on North name "Noriega" caught my We pulled up at the curb, and he might climb all over me and I had Lly rooms, built-in terest Huber leaned across me to open another ten seconds. wrapped a taken in be paved within I was curious; I the door, a notion he wouldn't be me and padded which had erse over! towel around "Inside," he said, and pointed by the kind of trick the sound. toward the source of up the step& He slid out behind upset Noriega. a radio in the before Sgt. Hu- years old. Good It proved to be me, and hustled me up the Fortunately, open, next room. The door was stairway. I guess be was re- ber could do anything drastic, sprawled and I looked in. membering what had happened Captain Rose said mildly, "Don't was a husky Mr. Doug- ems, good fixtures, across the bed to the other man he had brought jump to conclusions. and T of rgain. looking man In shorts in. las. We have no intention and ob- a crook, as shirt. He was snoring, The corriderswA turned Into treating you like listening to are we garage building. viously hadni been was lined on both sides with you put it. Neither by OM* waking him op with the murder LIL' ABNER adu enlace, eltie-a nice the radio, so frosted glass doors. However, charging you would be a waste of time. of Nortega, although as It hap- arpet Both house we passed them all and went LAST OUT -AND,NOW, YOU WON'T -AND....., WHEN YO'DIES -14E'LL. Later, in the lobby, no one pens you could have arrived IF SHE DOESN'T I'LLPROBAM into a room at the end, entering ME ANN MORE,TO 5E. SULTAN!!-AN' HE:LL MAKE could throw light on the matter. gilt here in time to do it What THE MONTH IN THE SHARK BUG through a door with the BE BACK FOR YORE WHOLE DANGED COUNTR( However. when I went out onelt the paper didn't mention, and DO EVERYTHING nI4E base. This words Capt. Alonzo Rose on the POOL,HER PURCHASE THAT REFUND, tobacco news vendor was evidently don't know, WAY.? MORE AMERICAN THAN the street, a giants What you PRICE WILL BE AMERICAN YO' FO'G ITS FOO. Extra Edition. the prisoner wasn't IN AN yelling about an it Captain Rose had ever is that CHEERFULLY REFUNDED!! GRANDSON about the man In orbit!' brought here Immediately. He HOUR!! MAR APPLE PIE!? 2 "All pounded a beat,. it no longer iighway on good )l----- IS A On a nunch. I bought one showed. He was out of police was taken to the emergency )(and, good fences. on the just There was nothing uniform, and into that of the hospital for examination, AMERICAN!! front page about anyone named Ivy League. His manner, too, as a routine precaution. It WAS ,a-iies2 getting he was Noriega. By then I was as he stood up and gave us a over an hour later that paper eyebrows ;s i_hungry, so I took the welcoming smile. killed." He lifted his -,47 along to a cafeteria and picked inquisitively. "1 presume you "Be seated, Mr. Douglas. This out a cold plate luncheon from can account for your where- shouldn't teke long." the '7.J-inviter display. While I abouts at that time?" The atmosphere was so re- 0 munohed on the cold cuts, "Sure," I said. "I was . .." II6 the pa- laxed that I would have taken ""ad my way through I was time for a look around, except It hit me, then. what 0 • per, fie into up against. Front the time I , The article I Was looking for that Sgt. Huber dropped 4,t were play- had left Mitzi until I w nt to 1 was on an inside page, with a a seat as though we chairs and the mu- the Y for a shower, no on had fairly large title which said ing musical I looked talked With me. .-* "Robbery Suspect Killed on Way sic had just stopped. why. (TO BO Continued Togiorr 41ei. to Jail," up at Capt. Rose and saw JO

• SATURDAY -- OCTOBER 5, 1963 MURRAY, KENTUCKY AIMPINI0on•mo PAGE FOUR ENE LEDGER & TIMES — Paris Road Club Outland-McCuiston Meets At Home Of SOCIA1 ALENDAR Wedding Vows Read Mrs. J. B. Burkeen - 753-1916 Saturday, October 5 Dear Abby . . Mrs. J. T. Ta*Ylor Court 728 Women of Woodctatt At -Locust Grove- or 753-4947 will have a rummage sale at the . _ for Mrs J T. Taylor was hostess American Legion Hall beginning at Metstallataa Mr. and Mit Robert the meeting of the Paris Road 8 a.m and closing at noon. Miss Cheryl Outland. daughter of Homemakers Club held at her home • • • was one Mr and Mrs. Earl Outland, on Tuesday, October 1, at Sunday, October 6 She's Got A Solution ,Bob t the • married to Robert McCuiston. o'clock in the afternoon with The First Christian Church will Guy MoCuis- pre- son of Mr and Mrs president, Mrs. Kate Eldridge. have • family dinner in honor of !on. on Friday. September 27, at 011410# • all college students in the basement -‘.even o'clock in the evening. .111••••-J siding. Abigail Van Buren orifd"Teaching of the church at 1 pin, following The candlelight ceremony was The major lesson of Money" was the worship 1111127101111. performed in the Locust Grove Goshen WSCS Host Buckner Home Scene Woman's Society the Child the Value • • • presented by Mrs. LUTIOF Tiantist- Chfiedi by the Rev Ten Has Potluck Supper October 7 To Mt. Hebron and- Of -Glacty's MCEIrah- An interesting discussion followed libladay, him across the yard He landed on ..t••nes A program of nuptial music ABBY: What good are The WSC8 of Bethel, Brooks DEAR his collarbone. Carolyn On Tuesday Evening • by the members. are good I his head and broke was presented by Muss New Hope Societies Circle Meeting Chapel. and Independence Metho- laws? I'll tell you. They says a Sincerely yours, \tiles, pianist R-ports were given by Mrs. Dewey ist Churches will meet at the, for the lawyers. The Judge Society of Ohris- The -Gladys McElnith Circle of The Woman's Society of Christian HELENE °nen in marriage by her father. The Woman's and Miss man must pay so much Society of Service of the First Methodist Grogan. Mrs J T. Taylor, parsonage at 7 p.m. divorced • • • • the bride wore a floor length goan Dan Service of the Goshen Me- Woman's Missionary support. The Church held a potluck supper meet- Nfarlorie Hankins, Mrs J. B. Roach alimony and child For a per- 0 Her thodist Church entertained the Memorial Baptist Church met in woman What's on your mind? of . satin and brocaded silk directed the recreation. Circles of the WINOS of the First man doesn't do it, so the of the Mt Hebron and New the home of Mrs Prances Buckner Mg at the church on Tuesday' sonal reply. send a self-addressed, French illusion veil ass attached WEK'S go back to her lawyer and for • recent meeting. evening. October I. at six-thirty Baptist Church will meet as fol- has to envelope to Abby. Box 3386, to an open crown white satit ga- Rope Methodist Churches on Tues- Refreshments were served by the her money stamped o'clock in the evening. lows: Kathleen Jones with Mrs. pay him to try to get day evening. October 1. at the Installation prayer was led by hostess to the thirteen members, says, Beverly Hills, Calif. box She carried ,a banquet white Hunter Love at 7:15 p.m.; Lottte for her The divorced man • • • • Goshen church at Stella in their • Mrs Pearl Phillips for the following new member. Mrs Franklin rosebucLs and white carnatio s. The A mock "To Tell the Truth" tele- ••iie Moon with Mrs. Purdom Outland "Okay, pat me in jail and you'll visite lion program new officers of the circle for the and two visitors. Mrs. Eld- ribtasna were tied in lovers knots. vision program was presented by Junes. and Annie Armstrong with Mrs. get nothing!" Now, Is that fair? Mrs Lee Lassiter' of the New" coming yteue- and Mrs. John Gibbs. put- Miss Helen Crutches' was the maid thirteen members of the Faith Do- ridge Gee HarVey Bondurant, Jr. at 7:30 p.m. Hers is my plan. Instead of iota° gave the devotion and Chairman. Mrs. Mary - His • .baby blue Hope church Allbritton: • • • full-time, of honor She wore ran circle with Mrs. Leonard • • • ting these men in jail led in prayer Mrs. Marvin Jones vice chairman. Mrs Modelle Miller: street length dress of chiffon over Vaughn. chairman, as the modera- Tuesday, October 8 why don't they sentence them to sang • beautiful solo with Mm. Al- secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Frances sane and pinned at her waist was tor. The Murray Manufacturing Wives -jobs" on evenings and week-ends len Pool as the accompanist*. Vance: program chairman. Mrs. that free Keep Dogies • corsage of white carnations. Club will have a dinner meeting at so they won't have all The Mt. Hebron society gave the Dianne Wilson: prayer chairman. Miss Kathleen Patterson gate Terry McCuiston served his bras Smokey Says: the Triangle Inn at 8 p.m. Hos- time to run around and vend the inspiring program on -Faith- with Mrs Pearl Phillips: stewarship ;he devotion. ther as best man. The ushers were tesses will be • Mesdames W. D money they agreed to pay their ex- Mrs Newell' Doorei.. president. as chairman. Mrs. Sadie Nell Parris; Joe Hargrove and Herold Crutcher. and Jack How do I start the ball roll- The Ship The general WSCS president Caldwell, Glenn Charles, wives? On chose to weal' the leader mlssion study chairman. Mrs Thrya . The bride's mother Mrs Jack Bailey, presided and Cochran. ing? . Mrs Mildred Adams of the 006- Crawford: social chairman. Mrs. a dress of cranberry red with mat- Mrs. Lloyd • • • B11 hen society dismissed the group Frances Buckner: community mis- welcomed the visitors '1.411U1SVeLLE ees — Anybody ching accessories The groom's mo- asked the Circle IV of the First Baptist DEAR BITTER: In some cir- with praver. Refreshments were sions chairman, Mrs Lithe Mae Ranier grace preceding who watches TV cowboys knows ther -wore a blue ensemble with Church WIGS will meet with Mrs cumstances the law permits a the Goshen members Eoren: publicity chiarman. Mrs. the potluck supper. that trail bosses have all kinds of ,matching accessories. They both served by • of sages, which Sean* Wilma Edgar Pride at 2 90 p.m. garnishee trouble keeping those dogies mov- wore corsages of white carnaeons Billington Announcements were made as fol- • • • get your share whether he The business meeting was presid- you ing but Len Stiles has a different • Following the ceremony a recep- lows. WSCS to sponsor the Octo- Star Chapter No 433 Or- likes it or not. If this relief falls, ed over by retiring chairman, Mrs. Murray worry --he has to keep 'em from tion was held in the basement of ber 13th morning and evening ser- der of the Eastern Star will hold its let the man test his bluff In Jail PERSONALS • Wilma Billington. falling overboard. the church Mtn &Ate Crutcher. vices at the church as observance regular meeting at the Masonic a charge of non-support. I'll The program, centered around ea Stiles and son Joe, 18. have Miss Alice Pay Hicks. and Mrs. John B Casio .M.ugarett of Loyalty Month; Call to Prayer Hall at 7 30 pm he won't repeat Mrs. records of WMU accomplishments betcha charga of 500 head of fat Santa Jack J..nes assisted at the recep- to be at the bed- On Thursday, October 17, from • • • 2.- left Wednesday of the past. a-as presented by Miss. Gertrudis steers being shipped tion The guest register was kept by ner sister. Mrs Evelyn 9:30 to 11 am. at the church mis- The Alice Waters, Bessie 'tucker, ABBY - I am a young wo- and of Sadie Nell Farris with Mrs. Frances DEAR 400 miles up the Mississippi Mrs Bobbv D Starks, aunt of the at Detroit. Mich sion study October 23, 25, 30 and hearyleona Frost Circles of the have been told I ant very Jones. Vance. Mrs Pearl Phillips. and Mrs. and man I Ohio rivers from Corpus Christi, bride. • November 1 from 9:30 to 11 am Church WSCS will recently took a job huge ' :Modelle Miller participating First Methodist attractive I Tea, to Pittsburgh. Pa by the For a wedding trip to Nashville. the church: potluck luncheon at is sup- I continue ner stuches at Col- Mrs. at have a joint meeting at the social running an elevator in what Ranch. a two piece will I 'Others in attendance were: general meeting King Tenn.. the bride wore a the November hall at 930 am. to ,00ving up the lege High School The groom. Betty Womack,. Mrs. Lillie Mae high clam °Mee I The cattle are blue en,semble with black patent and Palestine as guests • • Weed I bewould a rather not go into the graduate of Murray High School Boren and the hostess with Hazel 9 out of 10 • building river on a triple-deck barge. accessories. 1963. is presently Ire's last year! Wednesday. October 9 detail. but I would like to know If originally built as an - -4-in the class of members and four guests forest Lula Rolle. Closing prayer of dedication was Seventy The ladies day -golf will be held really against the law to hit a barge pas- The couple are now at home at employed as manager of :he Early It is automobile carrier The I led by Mrs Modelle Miller. were present at the Calloway County Country man with glasses Lock here 162:, Hamilton Avenue The t.-.de Bird Oil Company. sed through McAluine luncheon at GOING UP Club with a potluck at 4.1s am today. the noon hour. DEAR GOING VP Yes—unless, "attic-shipping was a thriving police of coarse, you hit with a business on the Ohio during the tampering with The Ruth Wilson Circle of the court warrant for 19th century and as late as 1930. First Methodist Church W8C8 will an elevator jockey. but it faded out about that time. meet in the senior youth roan at Riverrnen doubt that anybody ever that 7.90 p.m with Miss Lillian Tate DEAR ABBY I understand hauled cattle 2.4400 miles on the • and Mrs. W. C. Melugin as hos- most men have a streak of jealousy river, even in the old days Two impos- House be is Roofs State will Unique College Arenas Hurt husband tesses Mrs Buford in them, but my The Lula Belle hauled 1.000 head o'clock program leader. sible. He wakes me up at five of King Ranch cattle from Green- • • • be- In the morning to question me ville. Miss, to Omaha. Net., earlier The Harris Grove Homemakers cause he DREAMT I was chasing this year, about a 1,200-mile trip. Club will meet in the home of Mrs. around with men all over the city. Both cattle and barge men point Eugene Smith at 1 p.m. Abby. I am an ordinary-looking, to several advantages of the water- • • • middle-aged woman with three borne cattle drives. which may The Arts and Crafts Club will small children to look after. and I make it a major business again. meet in the home of Mrs Lois M.11- tell you I am not interested in Aside from being easier and ler at 2-30 pm any other men I can't even go to quicker than an overland drive, the • • • walk off pounds of church for fear of being accused cattle do no; of going somewhere else. My nerves meat as they do on a drive. In Thursday, October IS are shot trying to stay sane for the fact, they actually gain weight dur- The Olga Hampton Circle of the children I've never given my hus- Mg the trip as they stand placidly Sinking Spring WMS will meet In band any reason to distrust me.. on the smooth-rldins barge. mun- Oa Ram of Mrs Bobby G Stark this way because thing feed and drinking the easily- at 110 p.m with Mrs Erroll Sanert fie SaV3 he 'Leta he UDVES me Is this love, sopplied river water • program leader. cattle are • • • NERVCWS , The Santa C.ertrudis DEAR NERVOUS' your has- , a strain developed by the King to do The South Murray Homemakers band's jealousy has nothing Ranch crossing the familiar short- 'd of Asia- Club will meet in the home of Mrs. with "love" Suspicious hag " horns with the Brahmans of mental i to John D. Lovins, North 8th Street, fantasy are a symptom 1 tic stock, which are resistant illness, heat and to ticks The steers weigh at 1:30 p.m. • • • • • • • about 750 pounds apiece DEAR ABBY: I don't have a pro- The Dorothy Circle of the First blem • any morel but I have some Baptist Church WatS will meet in advice for young women. When you .tACKEY SAYS the home of Mrs John D LOY l/IS meet a man who says he is married THIS IS WESTERN'S NEW ACADEMIC-ATHLETIC BUILDING. THE CIR- at 930 a.m. "In name, only" but isn't heel CULAR STEEL ROOF IS INSULATED, SUPPORTED BY RADIAL SPANS. enough to divorce his wife because fell she is "sickly"—watch,—_ out! I CrU4' Two State colleges in Kentucky will inaugurate new physical education- for that line for tosy„/0- 7. ,Lk. IhrOne athletic plants this fall which feature unusual and original roof designs. Eastern evening while Mr. "No Hee nd I smokes Kentucky State Collee, Richmond. will begin to use its Alumni Coliseum and Shipments Of were barbecuing in my back y d Western Kentucky Stale College, Bowling Green, wil! move into the Academic- his wife paid us an unexpected visit ^ dead! Athletic Building. These facilities have been designed not only to provide for She was so "sickly" that she picked physical education and sports. but also to add classroom space for general aca- up this 180-pound man and sailed demic subjects. Both buildings were financed under consolidated educational bond Butter Has issues and their construction supervised by the State Finance Department Engi- neering Staff. Here are some details on each building: Backfire Eastern —Alumni ('oliseum, built at a cost of $3 millions will seat 6,500 at FOR SALE OR RENT basketball games and 7.5(N) for other campus ever.ts (it has a hydraulic-lifted stage at one end of the auditorium). Architectural authorities believe that the STEEL BRACES AND CABLES SUPPORT ROOF. REC- By BERNARD BRENNER two 308-foot laminated wood trusses which cross the auditorium diagonally to TANGULAR PANELS MINIMIZE NOISE FACTOR. United Press International l'Pt. — The Ken- support the roof are the longest and largest of their type in the world. The Cob- WASHINGTON nedy Administration's current ' sewn contains nine classrooms, two auxiliary gyms and an Olympic sizeswimming up oversease dona- by drive to step ELAMINAT D. BEAMS 'CROSS ROOF DIAGONALLY pool (another is outdoors). The roof structure and the building were designed tions of surplus butter has pro- FOR SUPPORT. Hartsterm Louis and Henry, Louisville Architects. Dedication of the basketball duced a backfire on Capitol Hill. arena is scheduled for December 4. • s Senate Democratic WhIj Hubert Western —Scheduled for e •:;ation- December 7 is Western's Academic- H. Humphrey, Minn., Is pressing Athletic Building which contains e 8.500-seat E. A. Diddle Arena (with an even- administration farm officials to ex- tual game capacity of 13.000). Another 3,000 to 4.000 seats can be placed on the pand their donation program to in- floor of the Arena for other programs. The $2.9 million circular building has a clude vegetable oils Humphrey con- Depart- unique self-supporting steel roof which is held in place by a center ring connect- tends that the agriculture 18 ayraux:. ment's policy of priority for butter ing to radial spans and cables. The building also includes classrooms, backing The design In give-away program is diary practice floor, an Olympic size indoor pool, and a portable stage. surplus of soybean oil asso- up a heavy was prepared by Frank Cain, Bowling Green, and Ben Johnson, Owensboro, and other' vegetable oils in the U.S. ciated architects. The roof was planned by John R. Wilkie, a structural engineer private trade. of Evansville, Ind, Until this past sUmrner, the AT IS BUILT WITH SOUTHERN PINE ROOF Agriculture Department had been ALUMNI COLISEUM EASTERN oil for dona- KIND IN THE WORLD. —Purchaaing vegetable DECK, BELIEVED LARGEST OF ITS tion to needy people overseas. About 450 million pounds of oil was given away during a two-year period. TOP QUALITY By mid-1983, however. Agriculture Department officials decided they would have to change their policy. The Government had large stocks SMITH-CORONA of surplus butter which It had been forced to purchase under the dairy price support program. With stor- age costa on the butter mounting, Secretarial Typewriter officials decided to push the use of foreign dona- that product in their FACTORY RECONDITIONED tions program. Under the program the Government gives food to vo- eantary religious and charitable agencies for distribution overseas SAVE S S Late in June. the agencies were told that the Agriculture Decal,- ment was running out of the 01. stooks which had been purchased specifically for donation The LEDGER & a.sked to substitute TIMES agencies were and butter products for the butter 103 No. 4th Street Phone 753-1916 vegetable oils they had been giving away,