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".4.4 Are In Largest 7:30 God Circulation In We -111t- City * .argrst L Trust Circulation In 4, The ounty United Press International IN OUR 83rd YEAR Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 1962 MURRAY POVULATION 0,100 404. Vol. LXXXIII No, 137 gr Eve" t4:1" t) . e * 100TH DIVISION LEAVES ..4;uckS! BY GUST 11 1:vai itr hy Princessour T Letter to the Editor I Need Revival Of Search On For Christian ExamPle Local Boys To Return August 7; Mr. James C. Williams Kennedy 103 North On 4th Ted Street Murray, Kentucky Astronauts Will Have Served CHICAGO; 1121. Billy Graham For One Year told the bigges crowd Dear Mr. thus far Williams: in his gr3twp Visits Here Chicago crusade FORT 4C11.411/1.2.., Ark. — Most , Clinton, Harditlaurg. and Murray. By Friday night that Christians must -taentockya 100th Steamroller For Thank you for your report of JOSEPH a. MYLER Division will The 399th Regiment has reserve gird United Press International themselves with discipline to be returning to civilian life earlier headquarters Miss Marinell Myers, Kerituaky the 1962 Easter Campaign in Cal- in Louisville and WASHINGTON ttJat — battle the -giants" of the '60s. than expected under provisions of units in Dairy Princess for 1962 accomp- loway County and check for $1.- The na- Lebanon, Danville, liar- tional space agency is Graham. speaking to an esti- a plan announced today. anied by nine County Dairy 316.12 covering amount collected. thumbing red.aiurg. Bowling Green, Hopkins- Prin- through more mated 55.000 persona in lakefront A total of about cesses who I Congratulations to you on a than 250 applica- 1,100 men will ville, Dawson Springs, Burkesville, 10.4 14.111 will participate in the •McCormick Place, drew the theme leave Fort jalkwell tions in a search for five or 10 Chaffee August 1. It Princeton, Campbellsville, a nd Washington contest this year, headed a long don& I am sure you are for his Post sermon anore astronauts. from the Biblical was announced in April that the Central entourage into Murray yesterday as delighted as we are that the Among the new City, lcrop may be the story' of David and Goliath. entire division would depart for in a tour of Purchase counties. receipts from your county this first American The 400th Regiment and its to fly to the moon. -Today we face many giants, Kentucky by' August 11. Miss, Gwynn Blalock, Calloway year are almost double the amount three battalions have headquarters By HARRY FERGUSON I will now take my case to the The applications such as communism, the hydro- The revised timetable calls for County entry In this year's con- raised in 1961. We do appreciate came in re- in Lexington. The first and second UPI National .Reporter people." sponse to the National gen bomb, racial ten.iions, econ- another 700 men to leave Fort test, was in the convertible with your interest and excellent as- Aeronau- battalions have companies in Win- Then it was Kennedy's turn to tics and Space omic pressures and moral dete- Chaffee August 7. The last SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (Ufa — Ted Miss Myers. sistance, and hope you will ex- Administration's group chester. Paris, Mount Sterling, address the convention: announcement April 18 rioration, The church! faces gi- will leave August 11 and will in- Nicholasville, Kennedy is riding a steam-roller The tour party stopped on the press our gratitude to all who listing ba- Cynthiana, Williams- "I want to express my appre- sic qualifications. The ants such as indifference, unbe- clude about 1,000 men. towards Washington. east side of the helped you with the drive. application town, and Georgetown. Third bat- ciation for this endorsement for court square deadline lief,prayerlessness, hypocrisy, lack There will be a 1 was June small advance The President's 30-year-old bro- yesterday where they were greet- !We believe that final results of 1. and NASA talion has companies in More- , expects to make of courage. Youth faces such in- party returning to Kentucky in ther scored a smashing politi- ed by Mayor Holmes Ellis and the 1962 campaign will exceed the its selections bead and Flemingsburg. next fall. dividual giants as bad temper, late July to prepare for the re- I cal victory early today when he Chamber of Commerce Secretary 1961 campaign, which is encourag- The 100th Regiment has head- The armed jealously. carlessness, conformity, turn of the main body'. wain the endorsement of the Dem- James Johnson. ing. A courrtyby-county report will services supplied 53 ;quarters in Louiaville and units of The applications disobedience, laziness, selfishness, Several hundred reservists faom in Frankfort, ocratic state committee as can- A sudden shower failed to halt be sent to each chairman as soon after prelimi- Shelbyville, and La- nary. screening of 'doubt. sex, vocation. marriage, other states who were ordered Grange. didate for United States senator. the proceedings. although Ellis, as all returns are in. an even larger Members of division head- group of test pilots. temptation,' the evangelist said. to duty with the 100th Division President Kennedy telephoned Johnson, Miss Myers and Miss Thank you again. More than quarters live in the Louisville 200 of the applications -These are the giant that we in October, 9161, also will be- The companies are his brother to congratulate him. Blalock had to seek the safety of Sincerely yours, came from area. separate civilians I face in our lives every day." come civilians again in August. Transportation But young Ted missed the call. a sound truck to cary on the wel- (Mrs). Viola M. Morey Test Compsanv and The civilian Graham said to canquer these Leaving August 1 will be the °He was en route to Municipal coming ceremonies. Executive Director group, which in- Company. from Lexington: Sup- cluded many 'persons "giants" Christians must disci-i 397th and 399th Regiments and Receiving Auditorium to make his arcept- The tour was designed to call The Kentucky Society patently un- port Company and Com- ualified, will be pline their minds, emotions, in- the first and second battalions of Band, ance speech. attention to June Dairy Month. Crippled Children screened down pany, from Louisville, and o 15 or 20, a NASA sancta, bodies and tongues. the 400th Regiment. The remainder Thomas. Within an hour, however, Ted Included in the tour were trucks r spokesman Fort said. gall -To he a true. effective disci- of the 400th. including the third returned the call. Ile said the owned by Purchase dairies, in- He said the agency will ple of .lesus Christ, we must seek battalion and the regimental head- President "expressed good wishes c.luding the Ryan Milk Company Spectacular Blaze "take 3 hard look- at to discipline our lives and en- quarters, and the 396th Regiment and said some other words as which sponsored Miss Myers last about 70 appli- Hits Henderson cations, military' and deavor to walk as Ile walked," will leave August 7. The last well." He did not elaborate. year in her bid to win the state civilian, be- Cub Pack 45 fore paring the list down Graham said. units to leave will be division Edward McCormack Jr, his op- title. further. The applicants left -We need a revival of Chris- headquarters. separate companies ponent and nephew of House After leaving Murray, the tour after the HE.NDERSoN. Ky. UPt — A first screening will tian example." of the division, and the 100th Speaker John McCormack, sots proceeded to Benton where the be interviewed lumber and building equipment and givens written examinations Following Graham's message, Regiment. Has Final the handwriting on the tally days travel over the Purchase was Ted Kennedy firm, three of its trucks and an 1.,on 1.387 persons made "decisions for Release dates of individuals will sheets. concluded. engineering and stience next - adjacent small house were de- Christ," bringing the total for the generally be four or five days McCormack Concedes Defeat month. United States senator. The voice stroyed in a spectacular fire here first 10 days to more than 8,400. after the Fort Chaffee departure At 12:26 a. m. when the roll After that, the ones still in the Meet Of Year of the Democratic party is a early today. running will be The night's gathering brought at- dates. Returning with the 3.000 eon al the AO delegates was just given rigorous great voice. It bas been a fair Snider Lumber Co., located physical examinations. The selec- tendance for the crusade, which Kentucky members of the 100th , past the halfway mark ha strode Murray Hospital 1 'the. Samit Pack 45 held its Ey voice. My opponent has said he in the southern section of this tions of the astronauts who will erds Jane 17 to almost 330.000. Division will he about 3.000 de- Cut) to the convention platform and field day the city' park will take his case to the people Ohio River city, was destroyed by join the original seven will be -- pendent; now living in the Fort nual at conceded defeat. weekend This was the final at is his rght I want to thank Census — Adult ...... _....-.56 the blaze, which was discovered made, probably. in September or Chaffee area. last That action automatically gave year for the pack. u all and say that we are Census' — Nursery '‘ 9 at 3:15 a.m. 40SIT). 4 I ••••• tober, by' oben R. Gilrutli. Olivia Scarborough 397th Regiment has reserve meeting of the Kennedy the convention's endorse- *seitonsent came in ing a campaign tonight that meatllie Patients Admitted 1 John Snyder, owner of the firm, head of the manned spacecraft head?tuartets in Lexington and ment. Receives Degree In included the fol- bring us victory against the Re- Patients Dismissed 0 estimated the loss W•ould -be "in center at Houston. units in Richmana. Berea, Beatty-1 the races which But McCormack said he would lowing: publicans in November." New Citizens 0 excess of $100,090." In addition They will join the first seven Nursing June Six ville. Irvine, Corbin, Somerset, i challenge Kennedy again in the, Fifty yard dash, nrst Randy The righting got rough in the Patients admitted Wednes- to the concrete block plant, its in the post-Mercury Gemini and Manchester. Pineville, Hyde n,1 fall Democratic primary. That is from Lowe. second Wayne Henry, third late stages of this campaign. Mc- day 10:30 a. in. Friday 8:30 lumber yard, and the trucks, mill— Apollo programs, after undergo- Neon. and Evaras. his right under Massachusetts law to Charles Beale. Cormack charged that Kennedy's im. ing equipment, plane, building ing intensive training. The 398th Regiment has head- I because actually this convention a. • Miss his Wheelbarrow race, first Way•nt elder brothers had turned politi- materials and paints were de- The Gemini program calls for a Scarborough of Mur- quarters in Owensboro and com- was only a popularity contest. Howard B. Jobe, Rt. 1, Dover, ray, Kentucky Henry-Robert Lowe. second Rudy cal heat on the delegates and stroyed. astronauts to orbit the earth for received a degree panies in Henderson, Madisonville. But the way the Kennedy votes Tenn; Miss Diane Beale, Alm; of Bachelor Allbritten—Ben Bonds. third Rich- that Ted was indifferent to poli- Paint Cans Explode up to a week in two-man apace of Science in Nursing Providence, Mayfield, Paducah, were rolling in Friday night and. tics in -Mrs. John GiMin and y girl. from Cornell University — New ard Ilopkins---David Buckingham. 51 GO STOP the nine years he has been The exploding paint cans which craft. Apollo is the project to early today few political experts 110 No. 14th; Mrs. James M. York lloiipital Three legged race. first Rich- Go,pop eligible to vote unless a Kennedy helped to feed the flames "sound- land men on the moon before School of Nursing I STOP Gr gave McCormack much of a Br'own, 318 Woodl Wavel C in Now Yost f'ity. June 6. Be- Paul Farris Has ard Hopkins--Tommy Parrish, sec- STOP GC was running for office. ed like slfhigun fire" in iiiht.r 1970. STOP chance in the next round. Sins, Rt. 5, Benton; Cliristopher fore transferring ond David Buckingham—Randy GO But nothing was able to hold sections of town. witnesses re-. The first Gemini flights, which to the School Armor TOP GO! 4 Massachusetts normally is a C. Runyan, Rt. 3; Jim A. Scott, I of Nursing. Miss Scarborough Course lame. third Gary Crass—Sammy W GO Stc the Kennedy steamroller once it ported. will include training in coupling was GO STOI Democratic . state and Kennedy is Rt. 1, Ahno; Mrs. Thomas Nelson Ad got rolling. Mrs. Hattie Chambers and her spacecraft and rockets in orbit, graduated from the Murray Train- amt. 0 mar a given much better than an even and baby girl, Rt. 5, Benton; ing School and attended 200 yard relay, winning team I STOP GC two daughters escaped from their will begin late next year. The Murray FORT KNOX, Ky IMITNC) — • STOP CO chance to defeat the Republican Mrs. Sherman Glenn Duncan and State College. She is the daughter composed of Steve Wingert. Ben TOP adjacent home, which also Was first Apollo training flights, orb- Army 2d I.t. Paul M. Farris, son GO I senatorial nominee in the No- Stubblefield In baby boy. Rt. 4, Benton; Max of Mr. and Mrs. Bonds. Donnie Lyons. Rudy All- W GO $it destroyed by the flames. Fireman its around the earth, are sched- Harold Scarbor- of Mr. and Mrs. H. Noble Farris, GO STOI vember election, Gene Lovett, 601 Pine; Grove: ough, P. 0. Box 174, Murray, britten. 0 STOI C Naval Hosptal still were watering down the blaz- uled for 1965. 1707 Miller ave . Murray, Ky., Confident Of Victory Cleveland Wade, Rt. 1, Almo; Mrs. Kentucky. After enjoying hot dogs, sat I STOP Gt ing loins five hours after the tire recently completed the officer I STOP GO Friday Kennedy made a brief Aury Carrel. 317 No. 7th.; Lanis Dr. W. Clarice Wescoe, Chancel- drinks, and ice cream, advance- TOP CO II WASHINGTON 11111 — Rep.. was brought under cantrol. orientation course at The Armour 1 WI CO STI prediction: "We are confident of C. Parker, 505 Poplar; Mrs. J. 'D. lor of the University of Kanaas, ment awards for the year were Frank A. Stubblefield, DICy., wag; All off-duty firemen were calla: School, Fort Knox, Ky. GO $TOI victory. It won't be close." Hendrick, Rt. 5; Miss' Patricia General Lolly To addressed given to the following: 0 STOP G in Bethesda Naval Hospital today the graduating classes Lieutenant Farris was trained . Rt 2. ed in to fight the blana along one )STOP Go Shortly after the roll call of the for treatment Ann Parreih. Give Commissions of ('ornell University—New York in the duties Den One: Sammie Adams. STOP of an old back with the Corydon and Smith Mills, and reaponsibilities GO delegations started Friday night Patients dismissed from Wednes- Hospital School of Nursing and year pin, silver arrow point; Fred- Tor CO injury. Civil Defense units. of an armor small unit command- )e GO ST. was apparent that the young day 10:30 a, m. to Friday 8:30 year pin; Gary C. it A member of the congress- the Cornell University Medical er. Ile received instruction in dy Berry. one GO STOI man knew what he was talking The cause of the fire was not LEXINGTON, Ky. VD — Maj. pin. assistant Den- o slop G man's staff said he expects to ' College, at joint graduation ex- cocranunications. tank gunnery. ('rass. one year s STOP GI about. Ile seized the lead after Billy Castaberry, Rt. 5, Benton; immediately known but Fire Chief Gen. Andrew Lolly, commander point; Charles leave the hospital sometime this ercises in the Ilunter College field engineering, automotive • ner, silver arrow STOP GO the second delegation cast its William Burkeen, Rt. 1, Dexter; Ben Clark said he has asked the. of the XX U. S. Army pin, silver ar- TOP GO! weekend. Corps Auditrouirn. Miss Muriel R. Car- maintenance, instructor techniques; Beale, one year TP GO Sig headed. Russell Rt. 1; Mrs. Cleve- state fire marshal's office to con- at 'Ft. Hayes, Farley, one year vote and was never Stubblefield was injured while Edward Ohio. will deliver bery, Dean of the School of Nurs- leadership principles and platoon row point; Mike GO STOI Ile had 601 votes to his oppo- land Foy. Rt. I. Lynn Grove: Miss duct an investigation'. the address land hand out the corn Parrish. one year pin. 0 STOP C serving as a naval officer in the - ing, administered the Nightingale and curripany level coraat tactics. pin: Tammy STOP 01 nents 360 when McCormack toss- Wilma Smith, New Concord; Mrs. missions for 28 second lieuten- Denncr striae, silver arrow point. STOP CO Atlantic in 1946 when an explo- Pledge to the 72 nursing students. The 23-year-old officer is a Swift and baby boy. Story ants at the Buck Ingham. TOP GO I ed in the towel. Ile had won 21 sion tore his ship in half. italton University of Kentucky Degrees were conferred by Deane 1956 graduate of „Murray High Den Pam: David W CO sip of the 24 delegations polled, tied Ave.; Mrs. Ken Wray and baby Monday. pin; WItane Henna GO STOI W. Malott, President of Cornell School and a 1961 graduate of three year Sedalia; Mrs. Lala Lolly Robert Lowe, 0 STOP C in one and lost two. girl. Box 66 132 Girls Are will be aided by Col. Rob- University, and school pins were Murray State College. He is a three year pin; r STOP Gs McCormack is 38 years old, the Hickory Grove Will Watson, 504 So. Ilth.; Mrs. J. U. ert Tooker, professor pin, .Randy Lowe, two STOP GO of military presented by Frederick K. Trask, member of Pi Kappa Alpha fra- three year tOP Tenn.; Hopkins, two GO! • attorney general of Massachusetts Hold Bible School Redman:. Rt. 2, Dukedom. science and tactis. and ('ol. Rich- Jr., President of the, Board of ternity. year pin; Richard gl GO ST. leader of what, until Fri- Anthony Spencer, 114 No. ard Boyse, professor Steve Wingert, one year GO S10 and a Master Registered of Air Force Governors of The Society of the year pin; 0 For STOP C day night, had been considered 7th ; Thomas Glass (Expired) Rt. science at U. K. New York Hospital. pin. STOP GI A vacation Bible School will be RETURNS TO RUSSIA three STOP a powerful political machine. 1; Miss Vickie Brandon, 205 1r- The 28 aril be commissioned at Den Three: Donny Lyons. GO held at the Hickory Grove Church Following the exercises, a re- MOSCOW alff — Soviet cos- rOP GO! His supporters shouted "We van; Howard Jobe, Rt. 1, Dover, that time second lieutenants in ception v.ats held at the Nurses year pin. Webelost—Rannie P GO STT of Christ beginning Monday June 5; monaut Yuri Gagaan retutned to GO STO want McCormack. We want Mc- Tenn.; Joe Pat Farley, Ft. Cam the Army and 4 Air three year pin; Leslie Ilumphriea 11 at 1:46 p m. . Force under Residence for parents ond friends Moscow Wednesday from a nine- D STOP C Cormack," as he pushed his way 'Mrs. Dewey Jones, Ell No. 10th ; the Reserve Officers Training one year pin, Denner str4se: Bill STOP 04 The school will continue thro- of graduates of the School of day visit to Japan. according to STOP GO to the convention microphone. He James Valentine. 1300 Poplar; Corps. Program. Fair. two year pin; Rudy Altbrit- ugh June 15. Clwses for all ages Nursing'. the aaviet news agency lass. 'OP GO! grinned and said: Mrs. Billy Burkeen and baby girl, ten. two year pin, assistant Den- P GO Sit will he held. All children are in- CO STO1 "With this enthusiasm how did Hardin: Mrs Roy Gibson and baby One of the largest. registrations ner. gold arrow point, silver ar- 0 STOP vited to attend. Mrs. in the history of the Murray'Girl • .two year tSTOP GI I lose?" boy, 853 Bethel, Paducah; row point; Ben Bond's, STOP o( Then he added: ata officially re- Ed Smith, Rt. 5; Mastea Barry Scout Coancil has been received, pin. Bear badge. TOP GO MURRAY VISITORS for tamping. 132 girls are If GO Si quest that my name be with- Darnell, Rt. 1, Alma going GO $10 drawn from this convention and to Camp Sakajawea, Monday, 0 STOP I Mr. and Mts. Clarence Bennett June 11 to begin a week of camp Bilbrey, Clark STOP 0 childr.en. Jimmy and Diana-. STOP GC and activities. Buses willleave the Slimmers TOP Three Graduate Are Homer GO of Alameda, California, and . Mr. cabial%the city park at 8 o'clock CO St 'and' Mrs. Edward Lawrence of CO WO Monday From UK each - morning and return at 4 • Reds got diome, runs froth 0 STOP I Weather Charleston, West Virginia are. The , STOP G ,o'cTock in the afternoon. the bats of Bilbrey and Clark STOP visiting Mrs. Otie McDougal of' GC Academic degrees for 1432 stu- The Camp Committee said that ntght to dawn the Caw,4 to rOP GO Maple Street. last CO St immort dents will be awarded Monday each girl must have her doctor's 2 in Little League play. The leds GO $ T Mrs. Mirtice Garland. sister of at Univer- STOP I meriting June 11 the medical statement. banged out six hits and made one WI Wind non hasnoilies1 Mrs. McDougal has returned to , STOP 0 sity of Kentucky's 95th commence- The following leaders will direct error. The Cards picked up two STOP GC Manteno, Illinois after saendiag -a ceremonies. TOP GO - ment the girls. Mrs. Maurice Ryan. Miss hits and tmade three 'errors. • Western and South Central Ken: few days. GO ST • The degree candidates include Day Miller, Mrs. Robert Brown, Bilbreji and Bfewer'; Oliver and GO $TO tucky — Partly cloudy, warm and • Mr. .and Mrs. Lawrence will STOP I 33 for doctor's degrees, 366 mast- Mrs. Kenneth Smith, Mrs. Edmund Taylor. • , • %Tor o himnid through Sunday. high to- also visit Mr. and . Mrs. Milton er's or professional degrees. and Steytler, Mrs. Ralph Kavanaugh, 'The Standings ' STOP GC day mid 80s. low tonight mid 60s. Lawrence Sr., of Hazel route three. 'OP GO 1033 bachelor's degrees. Thirteen Mrs. Ever Ward Outland, Mr. .. Athletics 4 2 • GO ST ' Scattered afternoon and etening foreign countries, 29 states, and GO pc 1 Sam Bea ri, Mrs. James Gar.- Cubs 3 3 thunderstorms like ly today and LOOK FOR DOLPHIN " STOP g .108 of Kentucky's 120 counties are land. Mn,,obert Hendon, Mrs. Yanks 3 STOP (4 Sunday. . • DIN NEW YORK it'll) — The N e w represented the STOP GC on hit. Russell Terhune, Cards 3 3 OP GO Temperatures at 6-a. en. (FF.: York Zoological ,Society is look- tn.. Ted Hightower, minister of Nats 3 P CO STOg TAM iwille 69 ing for a hearty dolphin, that can GO STOP( St. Paul Methodist Church, Louis- NOW YOU KNOW 2 4 Lexington 06 survive in the unheated water of ville, will deliver the baccalaur- Leading Hitters Covington 67 the Coney Island aquarium. eate sermon Sunday afternoon in By United Press International Young, Nats .501) Paducah 70 The -society Wednesday offered Memorial Coliseum. The moon rotates once on its P. Jones, Yanks .500 Bowling Green 67 $300 for the dolphin, Si • which is Those from Calloway County axis in exactly the time it takes Cards .437 London 05 properly Bean. more known as a cold- receiving bachelor's degrees are to complete one revolution around COMMUNISTS BUILDING NEW EAST GERMAN WALL—Closing- the last gap In part of a sih, PL 3-1372 Hopkinswille 70 new, 10-foot Key, Athletics .429 water porpoise, saying that south- Mary' J. Foy. Ted F. Billington. the earth thus -high wail being built on the ‘'acha, East Gertnan-Philippsthal, West Ger- Evansville, preventing' earth- Bilbrey. Reds ,j .412 Ind., 72 ern dolphins cannot survive the and Bunter M. Ilanicodt., roan border, a Communist East German crane maneuvers a heavy, concrete block into . all. of bound observers from ever seeing Pasco. Cubs ----- 391 Huntington, W. VA, 62 aquarium's outdoor pool. Murray. position. The wall, first built outside Berlin, reportedly is growing about 300 feet the. reverse aide. daily. R. Taylor, Cubs'4 384

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PAGE TWO 1HE LEDGER ! TIMES— MUKRAY, KENTUCKY SATURDAY —JUNE 9, 1962 i THE LEDGErCTIMES Los Angeles Not Joking When They Say Maiwy axr•a_warnmazz...... ,...... 4=aztit.%**.. L. NIL r Wills Might Steal The Pennant Flag For Them JIIMMSniii111116 4 By FRED DOWN out. Santo's two-run eighth - inning 1M• mows lie alslit Is semi Ademlidego Lam I.is RIO^ inile•ti 'flirt-national The Washington Senators drop- single. Cal Koonce went seven' at NY* Wake It's no Joke when the Los An- Mem ped a 10-inning 7-6 decision and innings to win his fourth game limat we soodema. geles Dodgers s a y that Maury then beat the Del'Tigers, 1-0, for the Cubs in the nightcap. Wills might steel the National INATIKINIAL 1111,111111/111/11211•111t the Twins edged ou the Chicago Chuck Hinton's run - scoring • 111111611•Aal elk Vab League pennant for them this leseime AWL. 10/M1011/4 SOINA4 11.1. 411 White Sux, 2-1, the Los Angeles eighth-inning single won the sec- JP■116.1111110 season. Simpboms Datasit. Wise. Angels romped over the Kansas ond game of the Tiger-Senator Exhibit A today,lou_any "doubt- City Athletics, 7-1, and the Cleve- doubleheader fo r Washington's Ibe lea Nies. lesamit. Kaamais, Sio leeeneleame ing Thomases" is the simple fact land Indians outscrambled t h e Dave Stenhouse. The Tigers took Illsamidc or that the' little, fleet-footed short- Boston Red Sox, 15-9, in 13 inn- the 10-inning opener when Rocky stop "stole" first place for the 111MICOMPENII SICUISc * Carrier Is lemenr. ings in other AL action. Colavito climaxed a great night Rua •INA rim Dodgers in a 13-inning, 4-3 vic- 1114. Odkosse agramumos amoink Ask oft awl. at the plate with a sacrifice fly. ateme. tory over the Houston .Colts Fri- rookie Dennis Bennett 4 .Phils' Colavito went 4-for-5, drove in day night. and Don pitched a four-hitter three runs and made a brilliant SATURDA With 32 steals in, approximately two-run- homer for 9, 1962- Demeter-nit a ninth-inning catch. 44 one third of the season, Wills is the Phillies, who sent the Reds Jack Kralick's six - hitter and posing the most serious challenge down to theer filth loss in a row. • Don Mincher's eighth-inning sin- in history to Ty Cobb's major Johnny Klippstein suffered t h e Quotes From The News gle provided the Twins with their league mark of 96 steals during for Cincinnati. loss winning edge over the White Sox; By LITETTED PRESS INTERNATIONAL the 1915 season. . Streak Meta Break Don Lee pitched a two-hitter and HOLLYWOOD — Actress Lee Remick. commenting on Wills 'broke it up" Friday night after receiving Jay Hook, who hailed an earlier Lee Thomas had a three- run i'eplacing Marilyn Monroe in a film after Miss Monroe %%AS a leadoff 13th- inning nine-game Mets' losing streak, homer and two singles for the -fired for repeated absences during production: walk from Don McMahon of the Cults. scattered 10 hits for the victory Angels and Willie Kirkland's two- "I feel Marilyn should have been He promptly stole replaced. I don't be- second and third bases and then that ended the longest 17 games run homer was the big blow of a lieve actors should be allowed to get away, with that kind of scored the winning run on a sacri- of Casey Stengel's 50-year career six-run 13th-inning that gave the behavior. Its a business anyway, despite all the glamour. fice fly by Willie Davis. The.evic- in baseball but the Cubs bounced Indians their four hour and 48- Other people gct fired from their jobs ftilig behaving the way tory vaulted the Dodgers into first back to win the nightcap on Ron minute triumph over the Red Sox. she did." place, a half-game ahead of the San Francisco Giants, who lost to the St. Louis Cardinals, WASHINGTON — Nettie Crawford. who won 8-4. " the co- Sh•rry championship in the 1962 national spelling Wins Fourth contest, explain- Larry Sherry, the Dodgers' 1959 taTtintEriELD ing how she coped with •totally unfamiliar words: World Series pitching hero who "I listened very closely to the way they were pronounced had fallen on hard times the last and then I tried to spell them phonetically." few years, gained his. fourth win of the season. Sherry, who entered Bve....9pei This Sunday PARIS — French President (harks de Gaulle. opening the game in the ninth inning. ha, the campaign to persuade won or -saved" six of the Maio- eLjp,jimr iiivv•Drus,4trusiorlptIon and Sundry 11,4a Algerians to vote for _independence TRACK—Richard M. the man who narrowly in NIXON BACK ON VICTORY Nixon, lost the ers' last 18 victories. close cooperation with France: daughters Julie and Trisha acknowledge the 1 pi esidency in 1960, and hie wife, Pat, and The New York Yankees, more iNgio wws "Ln 23 davs; for France. the Algeria' problem headquarters in Los Angeles (top left) as it is announced he had won the 41.4WIC WILL RE CLOSED from will have racers at his noted for their slugging, retained been ...Iced. Algeria and France nomination for governor of California. Top right a serious Los Angeles As- %till be able to cooperate Republican their one-game American League . a.m. to 1 *0 p.m. for Okuroh Haar k organically and Joe Shell stands with his wife, Barbara, in Lee Angeles as he concedes to regularly." semblyman lead over the Minnesota Twins Shell did not say outright that he woutd support Nixon next fall. Lower, Gov. Nixon. when they downed the Baltimore Edmund G. (Pat) Brown, renominated Democratic gubernatorial candidate with only WASHINGTON — lames 1'. Ralph. fOriner Or 1-0, for their third Agriculture opposition, does quite a dance as he misses a short putt during a round of gol/ ENDS TONITE Department official fired token straight shutout. Yankee pitchers because he charged telephone calls after he cast his ballot in San Frapeisco. to indicted Texas financier Italie Sol Estes: ss, now have hurled 213,3 consecutne "MYSTERIOUS ISLAND" scoreless frames. "Estes nas just the kind of man inv'mother wanted me • AND • to he. He did not smoke, he didnot drink and he did nut ' Philadelphia 10 Cincinnati 3, night jien Coates, who replaced Whi- "VALLEY OF THE St. Louis 8 San chase women." Francesco 4, night Icy Ford in the second inning. DRAGONS" • Ang. 4 Hons. 3, 13 inn., night yielded only one hit during the Pittsburgh at Milw., ppd., rain last eight innings to_win his fifth Today's Games game. Bobby Richardson, atoning Ten Years New York at Chicago Ago Today tor two errors in the field, singled TiETHER FOR THE FIRST TIME! Wier awl Tins F. Philadelphia at Cincienati home the winning run,ott reliever Pittsburgh at Milwaukee. 2 Hoyt Wilhelm in the eighth in- A i.• Press Isermill•sal San Francisco at St. Louis telegram was received today by Nlaypr George hart A RICAN LEAGUE Chicago at Minnesota - ning. from " Los Angeles at Houston Senatnrs Earle Clements and Tom Underwond to the Than w.. i. 1.-i ti Li. Kansas City at La's Ange.es Lindy Preserves Win Ne York 30 19 .f.fli Sunday's Games Reliever Lindy McDaniel throt- effect that the preliminary application for the Callow -ay Coun- Dettuit at Washington Minnesota 32 23 .582 1 Philadelphia .at Cincinnati.' 2 the ty Health Center funds had been approved. Sunday!. Games - tled Giants with a no-hit, Cleveland 28 21 .571 2' Pitt -burgh at Milwaukee, 2 three strike-out performance Tronia Phillips Pasch:d1 passed away Baltimore at Now Y rk. 2 in yesterday at Boliv Detroit 28c-23 .549 3 Cleveland at Boston. 2 1New York at Chicago, 2 the last 211 innings to protect • tr. Tennessee. Funeral services will San Francisco at St. Louis, be held today at the L.'s Angeles 27 14 .529 4 Ch.eagu at Minnesota. 2 2 Bob Gihsnn'if- seventh win. Hom- Pleasant ltrOve • rkngeles at Methodist Church with Bro. Hobart Miller Chicago 28 27 .509 5 Kansas at Los Angeles, 2 Houston, 2 ers by Bill White and Ken Royer off ic ia t mg. City Baltimore 23 28 .472 7 Detroit at Washington, 2 of the Cardinals helped to offset Richard Adams was installed as pre•iderit and Edward Kansas City 25 30 .455 8 round - trippers bY Willie Mays Palmer as vice-president of .the Kiri:sty High School Futule Boston 21 29 .420 91 t No. 20) and Willie McCovey. Farmers nf America at a recent Washington — 16 36 .408 154 NATIONAL LEAGUE installatinn of new Officers. W. I.. i'Ir,v APPEALS TO FIRMS' The Philadelphia Philtres Thy Jackson Results .111 routed t.enerals took user command of the third Friday's Angeles — 41 18 .695 the Cincinnati Reds. 10-3, and the JAMES Cleve. 15 Boston 9. 13 inn.. night ST1EWART skit in the Kati League today after uhippieg Lniuts City San Franco-coancoco- — 40 18 WASHINGTON Pt — Secretary New York 'Mets ended their 17- York 1 Baltimore 0, night. last night 7 to 5. New 29 224119 8 of State Dean Rusk appealed to game losing streak with a 1,-3 Detroit 7 Wash. 6, 1st. 10 inn.? twi P.1,:ourgh 29 23 .5a8 American firms to insist in West decision before dropping a 3-2 JOHN WAYNE Detroit 0, 2nd,, night !.11 Wash. 1 St. Lome 28, 24 538 94 Berlin. He said this would be good verdict to the Chicago Cubs in Minnesota Chicago 0, night • 2 Milwaukee 23 29 .463 13} business and of iolitical benefit ther National League games. Pit- City I. 'night The Unprecedented Excitement Los Ang. 7 Kan. Houston 23 31 .462 151. to the United States. tsburgh at Movcaukee was rained L 20 Years Ago This Week Today's Game. Pniiadelphia 22 31 .415 16 — New Drama And Sweep Of A Mighty Wear rill Times File Baltimore at York Chicago 19 36 .345 20 - Boston Cleveland at New yolk 13 37 .260 23} Legend About The Winning Of ' The City ..f Murray began ova-rating the eleetric light Friday's Results and power facilities-in and near Murray List night at, mid- • • New York 4 Chicago 3. 1,t MURRAY Dr;ve.ln The called Theatre • West...Immortalized By night. Final details' for the transfernf the property to the Chicago 3 New Y irk 2, 2nd, city were cninpleted yesterday afternoon in lamisviile. after 8 innings, darkness A Master Moviemaker! Dr. W. I ;. Nash. dean uf Mum,. State College. announced Open 6:30 * Start 7:30 today that all la. • who graduated from Murray and Vali.- • —STARTING SUNDAY — way high-scitools this year are invited to attend a LI URINE discussion * FOR 5 BIG NIGHTS!! TheMan of college prolilentt. at the cnusthotise Tuesday evening. JOHN Isr, O. C. %%db. lid. been elected president of the Nlurra)- WhoShot Rntary Club and se ill take ''flier July 2itck for the ensuing Pete Time Fun FORD year. Harry Fennin is the retiring president. Walt DiSTICA _Liberty • Mayor Genrge Hart was re-appciinte.Tby Goveeni.r k-cett 0 folinson last meek to. a member ...A the hoard of regOlts ui .Murray state t Valance

' 30 Years Agol'his Week VTRA ! FE mARviN rnyfll ri n Drff t Lodger Nut Times File Roll... Able and enjoy • tun errning. ••••••••••••••••••• The tirtis shankland ompany 55 II pay its thir- ..ons yeti • PLEASE NOTE • teenth elm-remit I' annual visit to M urn*, next week with ▪ ,I•eel. Wholesome a bigger and better show. r•rr,st.on ..• ot mu•.c sad New Summer Policy Now In Effect 1he Murray High Itanil.Apider — COMING SUNDAY'. It School the (bre:lion of •••.y. yt_ti awl at 3.00 Joe English tt ill continne its wnrki during the summer month. MONDAY NITE Shirt 3:15 and %t ill MAC( rat Ii luesday -and 1 hursday- kvenings at the is ILIER in ma'am km 114:11 :School. °•4 GUEST ROM CYPIIUS — Es- PARTY NITE * Motorists tOrted to Blair House In Open driving. cars and trucks. w ith .'h( licenses: •plit VSashmirton, up.. by Presi- Make Your Reservations Mon:-We.14-Fri. as usual at 5:00 Open dealer's Ike-list--. nith In n: tag or ni111,fitli tags ire dent Kennedy. visiting Arch- NOW!! [1: Sat.-Stin. as usual at 12:45 %% armed t4 with the law immediately. bishop Makarios, president OPEN SUNDAY , If. ‘14,1 Cyprus, waves to news- T.. ,11-iip has i,litaintd a lot loin' E. S. Dotiguid,.Sr., of 130 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. on %%e•t Nlain _Street and %s ill build a new home there in the men. He is holding Ws Key ne:t'r future. to the City. Gas Water heater $9500 7-777\ IT MAY SEEM rI Gas Range. built-in 2500 Gas Range. upright 1500 CRAZY i//d- _Gas Clothes Dryer 15" But We're Actually Giving Mone y Away,! Gas Refrigerator

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%bury COMMISSIONER'S SALE of 203 feet; thence west 102 feet; MISSILE PRACTICE SLATED "ettifirlr, thence South 203 feet; thence East LONDON The Commonwealth of Kentucky, (1111) — American 102 feet to the beginning corner." troops based Calloway Circuit Court in Europe will prac- See Deed Book 99 page 322, of tice firing missal.* the Them Pilot Life Insurance Cu., Plaintiff, in He- the office of the Clerk of Calloway brides Islands versus Joseph N. Berry, Defend- off the West Coast County, Court at Murray, Ky. of Stotland this stammer, accord- etuth - inning ant. tylit Buy SELL OE AHELP For the purchase price, the Pur- ing to the war office here. RENT Notice went seven' TRADE of Sale chaser must execute bond, with An announcement Friday said fourth game By virtue of a judgment and approved securities, bearing legal seven U. S. battalions equipped nightcap. order of sale of the Calloway interest from the day of sale, until with Corporal missiles will use run - scoring • Circuit Court rendered at the Rule paid, and having the force and the range on the island. Previou- won the sec- vinyl asbestos, asphalt, cork and chine, supplies and paper. Less EXTRA NICE TWO BEDROOM FOR E A S day, June 8 Term thereof 1962, Y, QUICK CARPET effect of a judgment. Bidders will ly, U. S. troops have returned to Tiger-Senator FOR SALE rubber floor tile. Bargain. I3ucy's than 500 sheets of paper run house. Utility room, city water cleaning rent Blue Lustre in the above cause, for the sum eleotric be prepared to comply promptly the United States to practice with Washington's Building Supplies. j9c through machine. See or call Bob and sewer. $68.50, full price. Rob- shampooer, of Five Hundred and no/100 only $1. per day. Crass with these terms. missiles, according to the war of- le Tigers took Cook, Hazel. j9c erts Realty, 505 Main, PL 3-1651, ($500.00) Dollars, with interest at PARTS FOR ALL ELECTRIC NEW AND USED MOTOR Scoot- Furniture. 312c Carl B. Kingins fice. the rate of 6 per cent per annum J ir when Rocky shavers. Lindsey's Jewelers. Hoyt Roberts PL 3-3924, Jimmy j22e ers. Low down payment, easy HOME OF THE LATE MR. and Master Commissioner a great night Rickman, PL 3-5344. jlic from the 23rd day of March 1982, terms. Expert repair service. Bob's Mrs. Oscar Williams 503 Pine St. F24LEASE Calloway Circuit Court a sacrifice fly. WOK:" GREEN ACRES TRAILER until paid and its cost therein I KENNEDY TRIP SET Lawn and Garden Center. PL 3- Two blocks from Court Square. KELVINA'POR ELECTRIC Range, j9,I6,23o ir-5, drove in SALES Union City, Tenessee new shall proceed to offer for sale at WASHENGION 1.711 — President 5767. july3c Furniture including some antiques. 3 burners and deep well. Good FOR LEASE, MODERN TWO Bay ide a brilliant and used Mobile Homes, all the Court House door in the City Kennedy plans to begin his trip sizes, Call or contact-Mrs.-Harry Jen- oven. Two smal$• burners need service_station in Murray. Excel- see us before you trade. J 1956 CHEVROLET, TWO DOOR, of Murray, Ketihicky; to the high- to Brazil July 30, and probabl -I9-C kins, shown by appointment only. repair. $35. PL 3-2234. 1 tp lent potential. Very low invest- ix - hitter and straight shift. Solid black with est bidder, at public auction on WARNING IMPLIED will spend three days there. j9c ment. Phone PL 3-5424. tfc ith-Inning sin- VINYL INLAID. 6 PT. WIDE. 9 black and white leather inside. .•••••• the 25th day of June 1982, at 1 White House Press Secretary patterns wins with their to choose from. Bucy's New set of tires. In good condi- HOUSE TRAILERS: 41 FT. NEW o'clock p.m., or thereabout, upon DETROIT CUPI — Henry Ford /I Pierre Salinger said Friday Ken- Building 7iELP WANTED I WANTED TO RENT a credit of 6 told Ford stockholders the White Sox; Supplies. j9c tion. Phone 492-3137. tine Moon $1495. ,25 ft. trailer $195. I months, the following President nedy probably will stop at Bra- 1 Kennedy's described property, to-wit: increasing determina- zing, two-hitter and Many others ti choose from. Mat- Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro CLOSE OUT ON 9"x9" VINYL, THERMO COPYING NICE FURNISHED TIfREEr-Rogm tion to a three - run FAX ma- FOR THE BEST JOBS Register "Beginning at a stake on the intervene in wage and and possibly northeast Brazil. The thews Trailer Sales, Paducah apartment, downstairs, about 2 North edge of Main price decisions has dangerous in. Chief Executive lingles for the Road, Mayfield. 39c with us. Commercial Employment Street, the will go to Mex- blocks from town. 8:00 to 5:00 p.m. plications (irkland's two- Service, 208 North 5th. Dial 442- Southwest corner of Myrtle Farm- for the country. ico June 2S. call 753-3197. big blow of a 3186, Paducah, Ky. j21c j9c er's lot, said stake being 8 feet YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY NEW 3 BEDROOM BRICK house g that gave the West of a concrete wall; thence and carport, gas heat, nice Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle lot. North with Farmer's west CROSSWORD PUZZLE hour and 48- AVON CALLING, FOLLOW THE LOST FOUND line a Qualified for loan, price $10,000. distance er the Red Sox. of 333) feet to a stake ACROSS 7-Feeling 3 BED ROOM BRICK HOUSE doorbell chimes on TV for above in an old fence corner, thence 9-tlires EMM =BUM @MO • and garage, electric average earnings! Open territory 1-Temporary nickname heat, air con- LOST :COLLIE PUP, 5-MO. OLD ROO MONO WO@ BUSINESS east with Farmer's north line 75 bed 9-Three-toed dition, qualified for loan, posses- on Highway 94 East. Write Miss White with BOOBOO@ EIMUla brown spots, answers feet to an old fence 6-Deears sloth Alma post; thence 8 MOM OMNI sion with deed. Catlett, P. 0. Box 1004, to Lucky. Childfen%- pet Please -Datum 10-Motorleaa Paducah, South with Leon Hale's west line 12-Anm boat MOM MORTRMWO NEW 2 BEDROOM BRICK house Kentucky. j9c call PL 3-5460. 13-Uonster jiIc 111 feet to a stake corner; thence 11-Cu'.rnered ROOM =MO M2 !ID and carport, electric heat, hard- I 4- Falai Der 35-PrIntera OMR WE NOW HAVE OPENINGS IN east with Hale's north line 100 1$-Cease to measure MOM@ MOM DIRECTORY wood floors, nice shady lot. sleep 15-Symbol for ma amoa MUOMQ Graves and Calloway counties for feet to a stake on the West line 5 ROOM HOUSE AND GARAGE 17-Prepostitical tellurium NOMONGOM 00OR I -- two men who are interested in of Nick Hutson's property; thence 19-Compeas 21-Snakee on nice shady lot. Possession with point 22-Profound EMI! MIMI making a good future for them- North with Will Ryan's east line 20 MOW itday deed. -Number 23-In favor of MORMON ADDING MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES selves. Best possible working con- 161) feet to a stake which corner's 21-Part of 24-Speck OUR ammo aam 4 ROOM HOUSE AND BATH. Gas church 35-tiood OMR ROMBQ and TYPEWRITERS Ledger 8c Times PL ditions and top earnings for the with the property of Carroll and '2-Female deer promise MR@ 3-1916 heat, nice lot, wcti socated. rrtce fro right men. Must be 21 or over and Chettie Lassiter, thence West with 23-Fastener 27-Smaller Sales & Service 24 • $6,000. -Small island 28-Ripped 17-Alloy of have car. For interview write Stan Lassiter south line 60 feet to a 25-Have a care 30- Warbled 42-Exclamation PRINTING W. H. BROWN REAL ESTATE, copper and 43-Symbol for Ledger & Tunes PL 3-1916 stake in the east 31-Sewing- Ledger & Bratcher, Box 749, Paducah, Ky. property line of sine tin Times PL 3-1916 Murray, Ky. office 1, Purdom language machine 14 T. W. Crawford; thence South 27-Run -Passageway 45-Conducted j14c easily inventor 34-Sits f..e Bldg. Tel. PL 3-343, Res. PL 3- 25-Pedal 3!- Obvious 4•;- Employ with T. W. Crawford's east line digit portrait 47-Beam DRUG STORES TY/IEWRITER RENTAL 1311. jllc 29-Attacks 23-lair 75 feet to a stake; thence 31 40-North 4,-Prepeeltion COUNTER GIRL AT LUNCH West -Jumped 35-Picture- African AND iERVICE with Crawford's south 34-Man's name taking device Scott Druea FL 3-2547 NEW GIRL'S BICYCLE AT A counter for Ken Lake Boat Dock, line 190 1:.-Center valley (pt) art: le )N1TE Ledger & Times PL 3-111111 feet to a stake bargain. See Dr. McElrath at of- Call in an old fence 36-Brother of J. W. Witham, Glt 4-2211, Odin row; thence South with an old 7 s- 8 9 ,,3 „ 5 ISLAND" INSURANCE fice. Phone PL 3-1312. jllp ext. 66. j9c 37-Prohibits USED AUTO PARTS fence row 86) feet to a stake, 11-Chess piece 'ill;iiii ._*:i 46 , • Frazee, Melugm & Holton ....irray Auto Selvage - Hazel Rd. „DEHUMIDIFIER, in EXCELLENT thence West -Emerge .„...... ,3 014 29 feet to a stake, victorious MI• Gen. Insurance OF THE PL 3-3415 Parts For All Models - PL 3-3754 condition. Phone PL 3-2475. 111c NOTICF the northeast corner of the prop- ft -Outfit 1 8 It19 erty of 47-Residence /NS" Mack Thomas Tarry; 43-Mournful 15 1 ill gii thence South 323 feet to a stake 44-Conjunction u. M22 PRIVATE INVESTIGATIONS, 15-lie defeated 65! *4.11 in the North right-of-way of West confidential service. J i m Arm-- 46-Beneath 4224 in .25 Main Street, thence 102 feet'along 40-Plumlike ill RIR A VAUGHAN'S Fran?!iovehtfReVehiNaWril ROOM" strong, dial 442-3186 or 444-6516, fruit the north edge of right-of-way 26 E28 208 North 5th, Paducah, Ky. alc 60-Perlode of of West Main Street to the point time Mil Ma of 52-Girl's name 2131 iii33 MURRAY WELDERS ON Indus- beginning." 53-Dispatch WI 3° ./010tlic'i'D'IILUi trial Road, owned and operated FOR SOURCE OF TITLE SEE 54-Rattonal :40,(33 15-Pigpen gt.1 C 14. • tb. e4 by g ,rey Nyacti.a. by Vernon Stalls, builds bar joists, DEED BOOK 36 page 482, of the 114%14 al • HE'S PROUD OF HER, TOO— 37 38 Mi40 any office of the Clerk of the Calloway DOWN size quick. We make the joist Arriving in Denver en route ONii..RR RRRRR County Court. 1-Farm animal or contract the entire roof. Phone to Boulder, Colo., where he 4 I HAPPENED runaway bonnernen In 2-FIrithuerits- ACS:n WHAT 1114,i. eonderoga, a strong Brit!sh' crept PL 3-1329. was to erfe•=III High wit San Sala j9p address the high tic tribute it fort In New York. their army. They might be EXCEPT: Beginning at a stake 44 1.•:Ka • • Dean was impatient for tier moth- school graduating cla-ss, as- 3-Carried 47 er s return born Bath where Lady In mid-June the New Fog- tempted. I'll grant you. because JUST RECWC A TELEPHONE on the North edge of Main Street, aeay .0•.•,P:...... 139 aid tronaut Scott Dean holidaying with the Carpenter 4-King ' was Landers tried force the Brit- they re loitering from a short- call from our supplier. S.W. Corner of Myrtle Farmer's a to We have Pram e. of Wales ento.irace. to •sli meets his mother, Mra. Flor- Arthur'. U.*" for Sara • hand in marriage. That ish to evacuate Boston, but age of trained officers, out several tiundred dollars worth of lot, said stake being 8 feet West lance 012RU ence Carpenter, with a hug 3-King of ge.54 was 7onventional la 15th century at we're still living under the Jur- electrical of a concrete wall, thence north tresses Gage defeated them, gt,.mt merchandist on the road and a proud smile. Realm. ill URUOF” 6 Hugo wad Suddenly Involsed In a oust to hunself, at what came isdiction of the King a courts. to us. First Come first served. We with Farmer's west line a distance -Threefold Distr. by United Ftal,-re Syndicate, Inc- 7 cruel turn of events. While he was to be known as the Battle of and Fleming would be v. Mini timing with Sara in a London tav- are the hrst in our type of oust- ern. she asaed him to safeguard Bunker Bill. The news spread his rights to firig you." ness in this area with UHF 2-way pa. knee of currency she explained quickly through the coloniei • . • had been paid mer hy the family radio. It always pays to have the ITE plantation unusually lewyer Unitilapertinely High mit that raw militiamen had re- was very best. Dill Electric, New Con- wallet Sara Lb. bills in his el pd -wired Gage a reguiars twice, T quiet during the Christmas away when • royal bailiff • cord Road, PL 3-2930. jlIc produced a warrant and after • and had been forced to abandon season. The tobacco planters of /wart srrested Hugh for posses- the field only when they had Bedford County. sympathizing THE ROLLERDROME ON North • • sin, counterfeit notes. Ti,. offerers who insest d run out of ammunition. wit!. the &merit an cause, saved 18th Street has Monday night., only isi,e Hoch • story found By autumn even modernt- themselv2.s emnarrasament and June 11 vacant for a private witnesses Judges Stripped him of party his posseestons and sentenced him men were saying that Independ- avoided the red brick noose on If your church or group want as indentured servant to he wild ea ence was the only solution to the bluff overlooking the .18/Ilea t,, rent the skating IC North America, Hugh. made to rink on Mon- realize he Wee the •Irtirri of • ring America's problem. George River. day nites You may de so by -cont. rfelters, 1111w a means of of Washington of Virginia, the The indentured servants and dialing • through 'neutering counter- PL 3-9103. 111c feiting te.nniques sad found • tutor most respected sillier in the slaves were given a holiday on , IS his ,ellmate. Beaty Flati•rty. New World, had it‘ ceptecl a con- Christmas Day, Out Hugh, thor- After eve weeks at sea. the slip •rri,ert at Philadelphia and Benjy gressional appointment as com- oughly disaatistied with himself and Hugh were put up for sale. mander-in-chief of its army, and and nis drab life, Wandered thigh anew master was • Virginia THE LAST TWO plaster, Osbert Fleming. who reeog- recruits flocked to his banner down from hls little house to ROLLO—IT MUST Mired Hugh's useful qualities ..n.i from every colony. An Amer- the deserted stables. REFRIGERATORS I • made him overeeer of the rabies BE NICE TO BE Tat reculted in Ildwh's meeting ican force succeeded In captor- The horses had been fed ARE FOR J.rely Fleming, who taunted lin.] big Montreal. Arnold assaulted RICH AND NOT whipped Hoch In front of her te- shortly after dawn, and most of ther to conceal the infroostion she Quebec in spite of great odds them were quiet. but a two- HAVE TO LEFTOVERS Englishman. had formed for the against him and his untrained year-old gray stallion, Tony, ECONOMIZE troops, and General Gage. who was restless. Hugh understood CHAPTER lo had made war inevitable in the how he felt and decided to ex- VIOLENT Ira-Monti, opinion of his superiors in Lon- ercise the beast- Toby permitted V Ingly unrelated, began to don, was supplanted by General no one else to ride him, much thir- form a pattern, and the William Ilowc. to Osbert Fleming s annoyance, teen AnitrIcan colonies gradu- Life at the plantation no'.: so Hugh felt closer to the KM- ally became aware of their des- Bedford remained almost un- trEs1 than he did to any of the tiny. changed. however, in spite of other horses, and, saddling the 111 0 The most significant took the ferment everywhere. Osbert stallion quickly, started up the place in Massachusetes on April Fleming and his friends toasted trail that ran parallel to the 19. 1775, arid it did not matter e King George every night and, river. Burt some men thought of the refusing to allow rebel agitators After he had ridden past the affair as a battle, while others to set foot on their land, swore tobacco fields, he increased his referred to it as an unfortunate they wiped remain loyal to the pace. Toby responded eagerly L1L' ABNER brawl. General Thomas Gage. by Al Capp crown. The militia sent recruit- to his touch, and only when .r t military govern•ur of the colot.y, ing teams into every county. they reached a stapd Of hem- Find learned that a group of IT'S but only free men were being locks did Hugh realize that no CAN'T PERFECTLY HE YES.A MODEL IS rebels ied by Samuel Adalhs. UNDERSTAND acrepted by the army, so flugh had gone beyond the boundary NORMAL. HE DOESN'T' the not headed editor who was WHY HONEST ABE- NOT A HUMAK1 THEN,WHUT Spencer and the other inden- of Fleming's property. Hugh FEARS I'LL preaching the doctrine of inde- TOOK SECH A UNDERSTAND gEi NG TO ME.r.r N CREATION tured servants who were Flern- didn't care, and galloped on to- pendence, were collecting antis DISPLACE THE PECULIAR ing*a bondsmen were not eligi- war" the Blue Ridge Mountains, DISLIKE TO YO:.rr IS and Munitions in the village of HIM IN YOUR RtLATIONSHIP ble for service. Whose pine-covered peaka had Concord, northwest of Boston. Hugh, increasingly restless as beiome a symbol to him of the AFFECTIONS!! I HAVE WITH Gage sent a del.ii liment to news of the developments from personal liberty he had lost. MY MODELS!! seize the muskets, but a com- the outside world reached the He urged Toby up a slope, pany of local militia blocked the plantation, saw a chance to im- and the stallion. sensing his ex- advance of the troops on the prove his own lot, afip express- citement, pounded recklessly village green at Lexington, a ed his mind freely to his friend across rocky ground- Hugh wasp few miles from Cencord. Dr. CampbelL "Freedom for staring so intently at the sky • No one knew whether a ner- America can mean freedom for line that he paid little attention 500 i vous soirlier or an untrained me," he said vehemently. "Why to his immediate surroundings, ▪ ft ...illitlaman fired the first shot, shouldn't 1 just disappear some and was startled when three tt . Lit the fact remained that Brit- night and Join the militia?" men appeared unexpectedly troops and American pro- s "Yem'd be returned in chains. from behind a large boUldee • 'Ancient became engaged in open . lad," the physician replied flat- sonic distance in front of aim. 5°0 hOatintlea. 4 ly. ~Liberty doesn't mean Li- Two wore buckskins, the 'Gage's detachment dispfrsed cense to run wild. 1 have no third was dressed in somber, the rebels and proceeded trf Con- way of guessing whether the homespun, linsey-woolsey, and 500 va.4 . ordered, that cord. as Mit colonies will take up arms for- all were armed with rifles, ABBIE AN' 5 I. ATI; •-•,...... a.arftmets.. mm by Rnsiourn the beginning, of the incident. mally or whether Lord North which they raised threateningly,. Van Buren 'not tfle grid; when the soldiers and his ministers will have the Reacting instinctively, Hugtf started their march back to good sense to make peace while reached into Ms-belt for a pie- Boston, milltiameh hiding be- they can. But I do know that rel. remembered that he was 5 'hind trees ancibbouldcrs tired at 0° no how matter - hard they curse unarmed, and, as chagrtnea as tfierh. then vanished in the dark the colonial leaders at the great he was annoyed, drew Toby to and the surposedly Pivinlhte house., General Washington is halt. 000 red-coated troops were badly no radical. Neither is John a T youneer of the pair In beaten. A-dams of Massachusetts. and buckskins laughed grimly."Ile's On May 10 the Continental gentlemen like Robert Morris a Tory spy." Cohgress 500 convened to discuss believe in maintaining law and Hugh was bewildered and In- ways to obtain redress for legi- order:. dignant. "I'm neither a Tory timate grievances, hut It WIN "But it America is fighting nor a spy." too late for the colonies and for her independence-" "You sound English." •'" Fr...,lanel to reconcile 500 their dif- "There's been talk of inde- ~I am. Or 1 was, rather. Is reyeuers. tin the same day that pendence, but the Continental that a crime?" the Congresa eat down to deli- Congress Is still trying., to ne- 'Anybody who sounds like an berate, forces led by Benedict gbtiate a settlement -with the Englishman and who is visiting Arnold of New T -irk arid Ethan king's Ministers. The colonies Fleming is sore tn be a Tory!" Allenof Vermont captured Ti• aren't so desperate that they'll (To Es Contlitsed Tamar/N/4M

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FACE FOUR THE EEDCER a TIMES - MURRAY, RENTUCKT SkTURDAY - JUNE'. 9. 1962 more to the door," one official Chinese is 105 a year. A bill is • 101'111er Problem Providing .1111rIllyein To Ii ed said. "And then you would just pending to incr:ase this to 1.000. Haven For Chinese have to cut it off someplace. There There is no U.S. refugee law to Mrs. J. B. Burkeen - PLaz.a 3-4947 are a half-millioia Chinese within permit Chinese immigration above Is Said Enormous walking distance of Hong Kong." the quota, but the President does No one knows how many Chi- have power to parole refugees but EDITOR'S NOTE -What can nese might want to come out, into the country. have spo-- the free world do to help refu- refugees io Hung Kong Could Hurt Reds - thousands gees from Red China? Where ken of hundreds of Rep. Francis E. Walter, fl-Pa,, can they go? Thousands already ready to fellow them. said Monday the Chinese Nation- ell Kong As to making arrangements to alists could deal "an almost mor- wt #4• a have fled through Hong • the and thousands more want to resettle refugees to permit tal blow" to the Red regime by flow through Hong Kong to be taking substantial numbers of the Crawford, Alton Barnett, A. Et follow, but the overcrowded increased, the problem is where? refugees. Walter said this could Simpson, and J. I. Hosick. British crown colony has sealed Most com- Social Calendar • • • its border. This dispatch reports free countries in Asia al- demonstrate the failure of ready are overcrowded and many munism. Tuesday. Jung 12th on some proposed remedies and such as Thailand have strong anti- A British poll of other countries The Bessie Tucker Circle of the the apparent hopelessness of the Friday, June 8th will be held at the Murray City Chinese feeling. Australia has av- was repGrted to hive shown that First Methodist Church WSCS will ; situation. Members of the executive board Park. All Butterworths by name ailable land, but also has restric- only a few nations would be will- Of the WSCS of the First Metho- or relaticn are invited to attend meet at the home of Mrs. A. U. MAY tions against Chinese immigration. ing to take "token" numbers of dist Church will conduct an of- and bring a basket lunch to be Butterworth at 9:30 a.m. By DONALD • • iinitool Pry.. lateruatioonl The U.S. immigration quota for Chinese. ficers training day for new and served at noon. WASHINGTON Web - U.S. dip- • • • The Mary Leona Frost Circle of old officers of the circles in,in said today the problem of the First Methodist Church WSCS lomats 9 to 11 a.m. at the church. Monday, June 11th providing haven for refugees from 0 • • will meet at the home of Mn. The Penny Homemakers Club Red China "may be too enormous Piano students of Miss Lillian will meet at 1:30 p.m. at Table Neva Maxedon. Woodlawn. at 9:30 a.rn for solution." FOR Watters will be presented in re- No. 2 of the Murray City Park. • • • Several hundred thousand Bucy's cital at 7:30 at the Murray High Members please note change in Chinese a r e reported Circles of the First Baptist Ch- mainland Scheikil auditorium. The public is date. ready to flee to the free world. • • • urch WMS will meet as follows:, Building FINE invited to attend. the hard fact is," one ad- F • • • I with Mrs. J. H. Thurman and! "But ministration official said, "there The South Pleasant Grove II with Mrs. Hillard Rogers • at' The North Murray Homemakers the free_ world Homemakers Clot) will meet at 10 a.m.; III with Mrs. Fred Gin-: may be no place in Supply Club will meet at the home of for them to go." FINISHES the Murray City Park at 11 a.m. gles and IV with Mrs. T. C. Emer- Mrs. H. E. Mischke, South Six- The Nationalist government on teenth Street, at 1:30 p.m. A potluck lunch will be served. son at 2:30 p.m. 623 S. 4th Street - Phone 753-5712 • • • • • • Formosa offered Monday to take • • • • all mainland Murray Star chapter No. 433 in and try resettle through Hong The Kenlake Homemakers Club The Bethany Sunday School Order of the Eastern Star will Chinese fleeing DISCOUNT SALE Class of the First Baptist Church will, meet at Kenlake Park Friday. hold its regular meeting at the Kong. potluck has its PLYWOOD Monday thru Friday June 8th, at 10:00 a m. for a picnic will have a supper at Mrs. Masonic Hall at 7:30 p.m. But Formosa already lunch. Noel Melugin's lake cottage at • • • own acute land shortage and one 6:30 p.m. Group VIII, Mrs. Way- biggest population explo- • • • Wednesday. June 13th of the. Ion Rayburn, captain. will be in greater than - Sunday, June 10th The Arts and Crafts Club will sions in the world - believe it A Butterworth family reunion coarge have a potluck luncheon at noon India. Officials do not Regular Price • • • numbers of 10% Off at the home of Mrs. Gatlin Clop- could accept large new refugees. CHERRY Sunday School tom Mayfield Road. M 0G. T h e Euzehan • • • Reds Relax Controls Church PRE -FINISH PANELING PRE -FINISH PANELING Class of the First Baptist In recent weeks Communist • the The Mi.ssioitary Auxiliary of the 4.8 - 4" per panel 4 x13 's per Panel will have a potluck supper in guards have suddenly stopped en- church at North Pleasant Grove Cumber- First grade Lauah $5.76 Select $10.37 fellowship hall of the forcing travel controls along Red arrange- land Presbyterian Church will 6 pm. In charge of the China's 22-mile border with Hong OAK FIR PANELING Norsv.oirthy's ments is Mrs. Zollie meet at the church at 7 p m. May 1. 30,000 to FINISH PANELING • • • Kong. Since PRE 4.8 4- per Panel group composed of Mesdames Ful- 40.000 Chinese have flooded into 4 ' a' per Panel V grooved $3.60 ton Young, Eugene -•;'‘..pi.o K the British crown colony. already Clear Grade $8.64 MISS NANCY LEE HARVEY Jammed with three milldin people I 4 BIRCH for CABINETS OAK Mr and Mrs. Berry Francis Harvey, Staunton, Virginia, in 398 square miles. per sq. ft. 48c - 58c - 72c PERSONALS PRE -FINISH PANELING announce the engagement of their daughter, Nancy Lee. to Mr. Dwaine Because the colony could absorb 4x8 per Panel OAK for CABINET Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mousier C. Riley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theron C. Riley of Falls Church, no more. British officials have 34" Tight Knots $7.49 per sq. ft. 50c TWO OPENINGS were visitors in the borne of Mr. Virginia. sealed the border with barbed • "nr and Mrs. Jesse McNutt, The Mos- "Ore and have been •sending refu- BIRCH FIR PLYWOOD Miss Harvey is a graduate -of Dunsmore Business „College, gees back. •Iers were returning to Miami,- PRE-FINISH PANELING A.D. AB to the West Staunton. and attended Radford College, Radford. Virginia. She is U.S. officials up to President Florida after a visit 4x8 Vs" per Parte! 4103 $7.20 $8 64 Coast and to the World Fair. Mrs. employed by Westinghouse Electric Corp., Verona. Virginia. Kennedy himself have been ur- FOR CARRIER BOYS, SOON Blacks- Tight Knots $8.04 4,8 5/8" - 5.67 Mossier is executive secretary it Mr. Riley is a senior at Virginia Polytechnic Institute, gently studying whether this Cadets. 4,8 $6.34 the Miami-Dade County Board of burg. Virginia.• where he is a second lieutenant in the Corp of country and possibly others could BIRCH PANELING 4,8 4.60 Education. Mrs. McNutt A late summer wedding is planned. act on humanitarian grounds to 4.8 'a" per Panel i where 4,8 3.34 4.06 At employed for several years. help the refugees or somehow turn Select Nat $8.64 - was 4.8 5/8" - Ptte 4 99 • • • the situation to political advant- BIRCH PANELING 4.8 A.C. 4 00 Mr. and Mrs. Brigham 1Flitrell and age. THE LEDGER & TIMES 4.8 4 pee' Panel 4.13 - A.C. $5 00 ,on A. B.. returned by train after, ur. nil yo One idea has been to Increase TIght Knots $7 20 4.8 A.C. $6.40 a visit with their daughter and I • surplus food aid which the U.S. Good opportunity for the right boys. Only sister. Miss Jean Futrell of Hous-i alread.y supplies through private ton. Texas. Their other daughter I BONDS of organizations in Hong Kong those m ho want to work need apply. Apply ip arid family. Mr. and f•trsOlfbustort --relief- 1.1111.-WrATHERTITE SHEETING at a rate of $5 million a year. Hawley and son. David, of May- person No phone calls please! May More field motored to Houston -Tor a FREEDOM "But iff ullrfiel 000 more -/1 2x4x8 '1.73. suit there and also to Orange. Chinese.)ou ma io bring 50.000 Texas, to visit his brother. Truett ; Hawley. Their mother. Mrs. A. M. Hawley. also made the trip and th.-12645 ACS6.0 AAA g Ken remained for a longer visit. N OfC1.4ED c..x,seziES • • • I. Vebti, Mrs Paul Butterworth a n d FIIIEDOP4 O Rol PRESS. • DR. J. L. GILBERT 1E' 17f SPITE 140 RAHATIc daughter. Carolyn, are spending imam ro Ai:PPR/St NI - LADIES ! !six weeks with Mrs. Butterworth's Pt5 -E3 TRirK CC`..12XSEJU5 _ • I family in Puerto Rico. They made Mel aEcarly sa 4,ED Amp 05"1.41,710 HEASCAREDi CHIROPRACTOR !the trip from Memphis, Tenn._ to L•40ED THE San Juan by jet. cc ,X5JPl5i8 TROOPS. ITS YOUR TURN TO • • • Mrs. Hallett Dunn has returned i home from Detroit. Mich., where 1 she visited he.i.r daughters. Mrs Ofrc'es NOw Open For Practice Hardy Cul.pepper and Mrs. Gas- ton Neale, and her son,. Wiitord • Dunn, and their-families. Prior Ti wad NE PRINTS* PETER ZINCER to this she accompanied Mr. and V4HZT :AIMED AmElar.J(6 ;BST &REAr %CORY IN THE ni$HT at Mrs. Culpepper on an, FOR FREE:040c extended Tat :Vane NORD. FOR ertnieto motor trip. They visited Uri. Cul- szrals rt33 N i5 HEHSPAPia pepper's son. Charles Smith. wne DPROSeler ti46 ADt.crEs 0c ii4E BRITifiti 201 North Fifth Street Vatewilt oc NEw rob. is serving with the Army at San' piE v‘AS ARRESTED AND $1100614T V TRIAL Is 1515 Antonio. Texas. and Mr. Culpep- FAA/141.1S TRIAL HE 1,4115 AZ.D.PITED CV per's brother.,T. B. Culpepper and C.AR"...,ES AND WAS AISLE C.001n141.4 IMF.JENCE family in Williston. KWIC °ONION AateiSt Office Hour-: Mon. - Tuec. - 'Fri:9:00 so 12.00 North Dakota ragCaDlONAL 6016kKnENT. Enroute they visited scenic points 4. and 2:00 11'. 6:00 - Saturday 9:00 to 12:00 of interest including Mt. Rush- ***11 more at the Black Halls • in South Nati CAN DErEND For Appointment Call 753-5674 Dakota and and Mackinac Bridge. AMERICAS FZEErxm a New • • • Spell SANITONE and win *41,15156 IN IT... Mrs. Earl Tucker teen. U C m Atniaa.aav to deiela.... Hostess For Annie "by Appoint ment" Blouse Armstrong Circle Read The Ledger's Classifieds Mrs. Earl Tucker opened her home for the meeting of the Annie Armstrong Circle of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Fir... TYPEWRITERS Baptist Church held on Monday; HERE'S how t co Win -lune 4.. at seven-thirty o'clock in package until letters on the collar support portion of your shirt the evening. Save 'the ''Ways of Righteous In Pakis- .WnfOrtiOtt! -I-T-O-N-E. you have enough letters to spell the word S-A-N tan" was the theme of the program r (pi prize of a new "By presented with Mr. Tucker as When you have a complete set, you may claim your the leader. Ot.h.eo in the program -74 any of our routemen. were Mrs. I"; oris, Mrs. Ver- Appointment" blouse at our store or from FOR SALE non Nance, " :Merles Hale. laundered and Remember, every one of your husband's shirts sent to us is 'Mrs . Edgar F. and Mrs. W. Is J. Pitman. Paz. The finished to perfection and packaged in our Crush-Proof Shirt The closing prayer was led, by Mrs. Pitman after which refresh- collar support of every Shirt Pax is printed with a letter. Save them all, ments were served, by the tioatesa. SANITONE and win • blouse. OR RENT- trade with your friends and neighbors, spell SUIT NAMES EXCHANGE . NEW YORK II.T1) - The Ameri- FROM . . can Fa:Change and some of its pact CHOOSE • oefleers were aineng the defend: • OFFICE SUPPLY DEPT. ants in a-15 7,million suit brought Kentucky State Parks! •• in federal court Thursday by tots- THE PRINCESS THE QUEEN tees ;. of Swan-Finch 011 Corp. there's more New this Year ... Tbe coinplaint • eharod the ex- Convertible Sports Collar Roll-Up Sleeves change facilities Lowell M Bit- Id,. 1.e, are 1.....y Settees in Tented/ State Part. ... mary no. 94 0011, pk.n.c emends 9•Ior•1 ,...0.,... tr.a refl. to loot §e'an-Fincti and de- . i Roll-Up Sleeves Sizes 30-38 Don', IrOf eiel be fraud its shareholders. el...pee:M.4 titer. Plea view and mei. yew reeeveriens for a far Rited-leikley in Col/way *is yea.. Sizes 30 to 38 Smart Peter Pan Collar &Time e... , 1 i bat tio feed pee pivli tr/en In Ono ear... IT, yews... enjoy edger 11/11 PRINCE JOINS LE-MAY THE HAGUE TPI - Dutch ••• Prince Consort Bernhard flew... to IT. YOURI•,T 550 111eYFI. DIVISION Paris Friday to join U. FREE! Cerael Dept B IA LUCK * S. Air Frankfort Kro0.11,1 * GOOD Force Chief of Staff Gen. Curtis o• (411- Greene 0. Wilson el.n. L 1,0may WRITE wad we yew calm Pipette...xi womb% Lerma): and the prince consort NAME are scheduled to ispect distant TODAY AnCIOSS early warning radar posts in & D ry Cleaners Car Boone's Laundry to. Phone PL 3- I 9 I 6 Alaska and Greenland and will 20811 oos• vit the U. S. Air Force Acad- 1116$:,TE, emy in Colorado Springs.

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