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is based United Press International IN OUR 83rd YEAR Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, October 10, 1962 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXXIII No. 240 .•••101•110111=1•••• ilk INS Dessert Bridge To - Connie Seen & Heard Be Held October 22 Buffeting Felt in Basket- In X-15 Trials ;corer with A dessert-bridge will be held by has sign- the Garden Department of the By DOUGLAS DILTZ the Pitts- Around Breaking Murray Ground Woman's Club on Monday, EDWARDS APR. Calif. tUPU - 52-63 cam- October 22, at 1 p. m. at the club Space agency pilto John MeKas MURRAY house. said mysterious buffeting during Mrs. James Byrn, chairman of his X-I5 flight Tuesday shook the OALS the department, said this will be rocket ship so much he "felt like a benefit party with the proceeds it was going to For Hiller pitch Hospital and Haller both play out of con- Is Tan winger • for to be used for civic projects such trol at any minute." two goals the San Francisco Giants and we • as the Mental wealth program. "It really shook. was ruins to a have seen mixups all the way from . .it really The tickets will be one dollar annoying." McKay said, Amen - the press associatiork. down to the after the ,OLedger and may be purchased from any streaking the X-15 to the champion and Times in the two. highest member of the Garden Depart- altitude and speed it yet has ac- Held On Tuesday he v'etory„ It was 1.400 that knocked ment. In charge of the arrange- hieved without its lower tail-129,- at Boston the two run homer in the second inn- ments is the committee composed 000 feet 25 miles and 3.717 miles final pre- of Mrs. Lenvel Yates, chairman, an ing of the fourth game on Monday hour. The formal ground breaking diligence of all individuals and e. Mrs. Freed Cotham, co-chairman, McKay also and it was Hiller that slammed the executed the high- ceremony of the Murray-Calloway groups concerned with causing the Mesdames Carnie Hendon, J. B. est angle of attack four run homer that iced the game -18 degrees- County Hospital took place yester- Murray-Calloway County Hospital Wilson, Robert Etherton, Ray Kern, without the lower tail. for the Giants. The attack day at 1:30 p. m. to be a relaization after many T. C. Emerson 111, and K. D. Wing- angle, a crucial re-entry maneul Administrator Bernard C. Har- years of planning. ert, ver, is when the - Chuck Hillor is the Giant sec- X-15 juts up its vey opened the program, followed Mayor Ellis formally represent- nose higher than ond baseman and Tom Haller the its tail to slow by the invocation delivered by Rev. ed the City Council, Magistrate down. Giant catcher. Murderess Still Walter Miseke pastor of the Metho- Cecil Holland represented the Cal- The X-15's highest attack angle dist church. A large group of Mur- loway County' FiscalCourt. County Not Found Today with the lower tail is Sydney Harris, syndicated col- 23 degrees. ray and Calloway County residents Judge Robert Miller was out of umnist told this story the other day Expressing concern over the composed of members of the City town. PHOENIX, Ariz. 1UPE - Uncon- X-15's vibrating, of Lord Halifax, who at one time McKay said: Council, Fiscal Court, Murray-Cal- Carl Kingins, present Chairman firmed reports circulated today that "The whole plane was Great Britain's foreign secre- was shaking. loway County Hospital Planning of the Board of Directors, of the escaped murderess Winnie Ruth It lasted for tary. some three minutes. Commission, current anti past Murray Hospital represented the Judd may have fled to St. Paul. REDS SEAL-OFF ESCAPE TUNNEL-Withua hours after an escape tunmil to West Berlin WILS I reduced speed, but that didn't members of the Board of Directors present and past directors of the Minn.. after disappearing from the discovered, Communist guards stood by in Last Berlin as Conununbe equipment alleviate H• used th• illustration about was used it. The shaking just stop- of the Murray Hospital, architects, hospital program. Arizona State Hospital where she to seal-off the escape route. ped as Lord Halifax to show that the unexplainably as it start- contractors, members of the Cal- Administrator Bernard C. Harvey was a mental patient. ed." British do have a sense of humor. loway County Medical Society and presented Harry Fenton past The Arizona Republic reported The National Aeronautics and employees as wed l as volunteers Board Chairman; also recognized here today that a "reliable source" Space *mouthrati Halifaxowdaasydsharedantravelingt o. aPorts- Paxton Hits Administration NASA pilot of the Murray Hospital, were past chairman guy Billington. one said the 57-year-old convicted slay- Yankees Win Murray noted that it was at least the third 6 High - Mayor Holmes Ellis in his' re- Luther Robertson, Waylon Rayburn er of two roomates in 1931 had time the No 2 way compartment with two very version of the three marks of dedication recognized the and others who laid the foundation gone to St. Paul after making X-15s had been prim and militant-looking ladies. stricken with such many.years ago for the building of good in her seventh escape Monday Wyatt's Tresh iced the fifth unusual behavior-"both As the train passed through a tun- ADA game of Open House with and this new hospital. night from the mental hospital th• World without the nel. Halifax took advantage of the Series for the Yankees lower tail fin." Mayor Holmes Ellis formally re- where she has been confined for when he "It appears darkness and noisily kissed his homered in th• eighth to be something is- Car Is Taken. cognized Lee Potter Smith, and 30 years. inning driving herent in the No. 2 own hand a couple of times. Connection in two runs ahead Is Tomorrow ship," McKay f.tRo4jr_Vee thLaarchitecturalttrLitnectil The Republic quoted the source of him to win over the San Fran- said. • -Whew- 1t0-trirTrt-W#0-itiftr7ftle as sayings-There probably will be owereo Giants 5 to-h- The Giants 44s....i....s..=-44.-100--pflet-said -Ms a story about details of the trip William Paxton, mission uickl station, he rose, raised his hat and prominent Pa- got one run in the ninth to add Members of the Murray High was "highly successful." The construction firm of Hartz- sometime Wednesday." ducah hosiery manufacturer to It was the asked gallantly:" To which of you and their tw-i runs obtained ear- School Parent-Teachers Association most important experi- Kirkpatrick was represented by Detectives said they had not civic leader lier ment to two charming ladies am I indebt- said last night that in the game. will -Go To School" tomorrow date in a series to see if • their president engineer Al Worth- • been informed of the reports in Lt. Governor Wilson the X•15 By Police ed for the delightful incident in Wyatt's lib- The game had been tied 2-2 nig)at at 7:30 o'clock during the can gain more stability ington the Republic and could not con- eral, A. D. A. going without its lower the tunnel'!" background has into the eighth. regular meeting of the organiza- tail fin for plung- Members of the City Council in firm the report. caused concern ing back into the among industrial- Bobby Richardson scored from tion. earth's atmos- attendance were Heron West, Rich- Mrs. Judd was convicted in 1931 ist& seeking phere from Lawrence And he stroll* away, leaving to locate plants in third on a passed ball by catch- students have been given space. Daniel Fuller is in the ard Tuck, Roy Starks. and Mayor of killing her two roomates, lied. Kentucky. Tie Calloway them glaring at each other. er Tafel Haller in the sixth to schedule sheets to fill out and take County jail charged with pro tern Leonard Vaughn, who wig Samuelson and Ann I.eroi and Paxton was "Unlawfully the principal speak- tie up the game 2-2. home to their parents. It is import- taking, operating a were introduced by Mayor Ellis. shipping the bodies to Los Angeles er Walter Waterfiiild had a close at the Morton rally held last The Giants got their two runs ant that pants receive these Several Cases Are vehicle without the consent or per- Representing the Murray-Callo- by trunk. She bad dismembered night at call yesterday up at Scott Drug. 7:30 at the court house. when Hiller doubled to left *cor- sheets so that they will knew what rnuaion of the owner on October way Cuunts Medical Society were fame .of the bodigaL - -Me Tried Before Judge Ile started' feeling bid fee 'Mee elearged-ttrat 'Wyatt gloat ing Pagan in the third and in dates to attend Shrift/ We& -10SIL" Pretkaen. *motets, Jobs She was sentenced to hang but over four reason and apparently went into million dollars to create the fifth Pagan homened into school periods. Robert 0. Miller Sheriff Woodrow Rickman said Quertermoos. and Harry U. Whayne. was judged insane shortly before new jobs in that Fuller, shock. Quick work by Dr. Querter- Kenycky, more than the left field stands. All parents will assemble in the is charged with taking •mous pulled him out of it her scheduled execution and was the combined efforts of six other a car owned by Jerry Schweizer and The Yankees picked up their auditorium for the first part of A number of cases have been checking sesterday committed to the state hospital. southern states. These states have of Murray State College Schweizer late at the hos- first run in the fourth when the program. They will then be dis- tried before County Judge Robert pital, he was reported ok. created 119.938 jobs on less money and a friend attended the Varsity Final Tresh scored from third, on • missed to go through the schedule. 0. Miller in the past several days.tz Rites, while Kentucky has created only theatre Sunday night and when wild pitch which hit home "The Murray High faculty is Listed below are those on which 6,370 positions, he continued. plate they came frorn the theatre the Drive out to the two housing and bounced toward anxious to meet the parents of action has been taken Paxton commended Morton's the Yankee car was missing They notified the projects. They are getting to the Dr. Steely Is dugout their students". Principal Eli Alex- Dan Moore Hale, Murray route Edgar Taylor point where you can see how the position on Federal Aid to Edu- ander said. "They want to explain three. DWI to Breach of Peace, sheriff about 11:16 on Sunday night and by entire project will look now. cation Senator Morton believes the basic objectives of their class- Arresting officer Trooper C. Ste- 11 30 the car was returned him. Speaker For the best way to aid education :a es, homework assignments and phenson. Given twelve days in to Held Today One is on North Cherry and the by furnishing Federal Aid for class- class procedures." county jail to be served on week- Rickman said that a description rooms and buildings, not through Needs of the 1982 Four Door Falcon was other is on South Ninth extended. Of The Principal Alexander urges all ends. Fined $50.00 and costs of broadcast to local direct control from Washington of parents to attend this meeting. $10.50. law enforce- Final rites for Edgar Taylor, 50, Demo Women textbooks and salaries, ment agencies. Fuller apparently 111 Another big change has been he said. Mrs. Ed Frank Kirk, P-T. A. presi- Columbus Waldrop, Murray route of Murray route three were held drove toward wrought on the Hazel Highway Ile praised Morton's vote which Adolescent dent, asks all parents to join P- three. speeding. Arresting officer Lynn Grove, then this afternoon at the Elsa Grove came back toward where the old gravel pit was lo- helped to defeat Secretary Orville T. A. on Thursday night. Harvey Trooper Stephenson. Fined $1000 Murray Leo Baptist Church of which he was Alexander, campus cated. It has been cleared and The Women's Democratic Club Freeman's farm bill. Paxton said Ellis is chairman of the high and $15.50 costs. policeman spot• a member. ted the car and smoothed up to present a pleas- met Tuesday nigfot at the Murray that this bill would have giveh Talk school group. Special nausic will Donald L. Howland, Paducah, stolen stopped it. Rev. M. T. Robertson conducted the Federal Topic Sheriff Rickman and City Police ing appearance. Women's Club House. Mho Lil- government the right beu given e Juniortu Highf Chomrrs• speeding. Arresting officer Trooper the service and interment was in lian Tate, Dean of Women at to jail farmers who violated grain the direction Guy Turner, Fined $1000 and costs Sergeant Barney Weeks arrived onishe church cemetery. Pallbearers Murray State College introduced allotments, even if the grain was Joan Bowker. the secne at about the same tune were Alfred Williams, Hardin "The Adolescent and His Final Game Of Dr. Frank Steely who spoke on to be used just on the farmer's Needs" Phillip L. Francis, College Sta- and Fuller was turned over to Morris, Herman Wicker, Beauton Year will be the topic of the the primates* of the Democrat farm. The bill would also have Mental tion, speeding. Arresting officer them Lassiter. Tellus McDougal. Denny Health Workshop Thursday, Oc- To Be Played In party. given the government the right Trooper Turner. Fined $10.00 and Smith. Fouch -Givens, and Scott tober 11. at 730 p. in. The work- Wallace McCord To Dr. Steely stated that one of to declare a farm inefficient and costs suspended. McNabb. Grade School Program shop, co-sponsored by the Callo- • the greatest fallacies of our think- create a recreation area out of Speak On Thursday James Wells Nix, Murray route Richard Workman To Mr Taylor passed away Monday it, displacing way County P. T. A. and the Ment- The final game of the grade ing today * the idea that it is the fernier from his two, speeding and breach of peace. night at 9.30 at the Murray Hos- life long home. al Health Association, is open to Direct PP&K Contest school football program will be intelligent to be non - partisian. • Arresting officer Trooper Stephen- pital of a heart attack He was Paxton referred to Wyatt's con- the public. held on Seturday night at 7:30 at According to a Gallup Poll taken Wallace McCord. Hopkinsville. son. Fined S1.00 and costs of $15.50. well known in the city and coun- nection with the state ('ooke Truck The program will introduce Wal- Holland Stadium some months ago, those who did Head Consulof the Kentucky Jur- Jack Elihue Swinney, Greenfield, ty He had been an employee of deal and Lustron deal. Ile told lace Haggett, psychiatric social Richard Workman has been nam- the Murray This program has been carried not take sides were found to be isdiction, Woodmen of the World Tennessee. speeding. Arresting of- Paint and Wallpaper his audience that Wyatt was the worker of the Paducah-McCracken ed the competition director for the Company for the years on for the past six weeks on Thurs- ler% informed then those who did. ficer. Trooper J. Barnett. Fined past 17 co-founder of the A. D. A. He County Mental Health Center. Ile Murray Punt, Pass and Kick pro- The J. H. Churchill Funeral day afternoon of each week. No The high type citizen is the in- $10.00 and costs of $15.50. BSS summed up his talk by saying that is also director of the Murray gram, it has been announced by Home had admission has been charged for dividual Jessie Walker, public drunken- charge of the arrange- who studies the issues Senator Morton was Mental health Center which is James Parker, president the game, but there will be an not running ess. Arrested by sheriff. Fined of Park- ments. and takes a stand, one who is as a candidate against now open each Thursday. er Motors here. admission charge on Saturday and the Demo- $10.00 and costs of S21.50. concerned about the principles in crats but as a candidate agair,st Mr. Haggett received the Bache- Richard is a graduate donations will also be accepted. the Thomas Farmer, DWI, arresting of Mur- politics. He also said that we AiDA. Mr. Paxton was lor of Science degree from Murray ray High School in the Austin PTA Holds Delmi0 Taylor, who is in charge accompanied officer Trooper Stephenson. Con- spring of should decide which party pos- to Murray by his wife. State College in 1954, and taught this year-He won all state guard 19 of the game, said that attempt will tinued until October 22. 1962. )pen House Tuesday sesses the principles for which we high school in Ramsey, Illinois. honors was an honor student by made to raise funds to par- Harold Jones, Benton route five, and stand and vote accordingly. He I Ile received his Master of Science a member of the National Honor chase six more uniforms for each passing on hill. Arresting officer Austin Elementary PT. A. held stated that the Democrat parts in Social Work degree in 1961 Society. of the four teams. State Acquires Lake Trooper Stephenson. Fined $10.00 open house Tuesday, October 9th has the type of leadership our from the University of Tennessee As Competition Director, The Murray Rotary Club. Junior and costs of $15.50. Work- at 730 p. m. state and nation needs today. Near Hopkinsville School of Social Work. man will be responsible for Chamfier of Commerce. Lions Club Larry Lee Hale, Dexter route all ar- A short business session was held Dr. Steely called attention to A member of the National As- iangements for the contest whieh ant Murray Manufacturing Com- one, speeding. Arresting officer in the cafeteria. Group singing oome facts pointed FRANKFORT, Ky. sociation of Social Workers and puts boys seven 'through eleven pany purchased the original uni- out 'by -- Lt. 11TPI - The Trooper Stephenson. Fined $10.00 was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Leon Gov. Wyatt in state Finance Academy of Certified • Social Work- against others in groups forms eighteen unifors for each of the speech made Department. Tues- and costs of $15.50. the age Beale announced the awards that day ers, Mr. Haggett resides in Padu- the four teams. earlier at Murray State-College approViff plans to acquire fish Gerald M. Sherman, College Sta- in testa of their abilities to punt, Murray PT. A. received last year. and wildlife rights cah with his wife and two daught- pass and kick, using a The kirogram is an intramural in whieft he pointed out that of to a 90-acre lake tion speeding. Arresting officer kicking tee, She introduced Bro. Howard Nich- 0 near Hopkinsville ers. He is a veteran of five years the football for distance sport in the grade schools. the five presidents rated great for the state Trooper Turner. Fined $10.00 and and ac- ols, pastor of the First Christian by the historians, three Department of Fish and Wildlife service in the I' Marines. curacy'. The Murray competition Church, S who were costs of $15.50. gave a short devo- Democrats, one Republican and Resources. Herbert CaIlsoun, cold checking. will be held on Saturday Novem- tion. CALLOWAY SAND one, George Washington a non- The rights will be purchased Wallace McCord Arrested by sheriff. Waived ex- ber 3 at Holland Stadium. Refreshments were served before from the city of Hopkinsville Registration for the program, portisari. for speaker Thursday amining trial and made bond of being dismissed to respective Light Bulb will be the guest The Calloway County High Band $25,000 Finance Commissioner Rob- Sale Well which features expense paid trips The invocation was given by night, October 18th at hazel Camp 9500 to appear before the Grand rooms. Mist Skinner's third garde Boosters Club will meef ert F. Matthews said the lake was to National Football Leagues games Friday Mrs. Heron West. Pledge to the Received Last Night 138. Jury on February 7, 1963. was awarded the attendance ban- night at 7:30 o'clock. created by a 1.200-foot dam across for area winners, culminates with flag was led by Mrs. George E. The meeting at be Billy K. Morton, Lynn Grove, ner. the Hazel will a trips Washington north of Little River in Christ- to and a White Overby. Chairman Loyd Boyd today re- family night affair for members of cold checking. Arrested by sheriff. Hostesses were Mrs. John Trot- ian County and is part of a flood- ported that the light bulb sale $1.00 of House reception and playoff games ter, Mrs. F. L. In a Slhort bueiness meeting Camp 138 and their families. The Fined and costs $21.60. Hopkins, Mrs. Mau- control and recreation project for ten finalists. Mrs. Lucile Thornton was appoint- Tuesday evening by the Murray barbecue supper will be held in rice Crass, Jr., Mrs. Bill McDougal, originated by the U. S. Soil Con- The following will assist Work- ed to fill the vacancy as a result Lions Club was well received and the cafeteria of the County school. FIVE DAY FORECAST Mrs John !man, and Mrs Bernard * servatior'Service. following man in the program: Steve Wil- of the resignation of Mrs. W. P. a clean-up sale' allbelbs All Woodmen and their families LOUISVILLE, Ky - The Harvey. The Fish and Wildlife Depart- are expected liams, Johnnie Weatherly, Gene West. Plans were made for the to be sold. are invited to attend. extended weather forecast for Ken- ment said the purchase will allow The Murray Lions King, Tommy Wells, and Maxie Barbecue on October 20th and Club conducts tucky by the U. S. Weather Bureau it to regulate boating on the lake the sale annually and proceeds are Lowry. also for the personal appearance for the period of Wednesday thro- Dance Planned On and to make biological studies of used to support its sight conserva- ugh Sunday. of former President Harry S. Vet Man To Be In the fish population. tion program and other local pro- Temperatures will average a lit- Saturday By Club Truman. President Mrs. Joe B. Western Kentucky - Moststly When the lake is opened for jects. Murray Wednesday tle above normal. CALLED MEETING Littleton appointed the following sunny and warmer today and fishing there will be no charge 960 bulbs were offered for sale Kentucky normal mean tempera- Thursday. Fair and mild tonight. committees; hostesses for the except for a state fishing license. this year in a door to door cam- 13. D. Nisbet, a Contact Repre- ture is 60. Normal extremes for The Calloway County Country High today and Thursday mid 80s. barbecue; Mrs. Bill Nall and Mrs. paign in. the city last night. The sentative of the Kentucky Disabled Louisville are 72 and 48 The S'alloway County -Homemak- Club will have a dance for adults Low tonight mid to upper 50s. Charles M. Baker; ulhers for the FISHING TIP bulbs sold for $2 per bag with Ex-American Men's Board will be Only minor day-to-day tempera- ers Crafts Club will have a called at the club house on Saturday, Temperktures at 5 a m (EST): Truman speech; Mrs. Bob • Miller Kentucky Lake rates crappie as eight bulbs to the bag. in Murray next Wednesday at the ture variations are anticipated. meeting Thursday at 9-30 a. m. at October 13. from 9 p. m. to 1 a m. Louisville 55, Covington 52, Padu- and Mies Madeline Lamb. good with scattered good takes of "The Murray Lions Club is grate- American Legion' Hall to assist Little or no precipitation expected the Calloway County Extension of- Jerry Ford and His Orchestra cah 57, Bowling Green 55, London The club decided to have a bass. Bluegill are being taken on ful for the support given this and veterans and their dependents. with a chance of isolated thun- fice. will furnish the melee for the 48. Evansville, Ind., M, Hopkins- large "Welcome Ta-urnan" sign put wet flies and worms. The lake is other projects by the people of Mr. Nisbet will be at the hall dershowers around Saturday or The purpose of the meeting is dance, according to a spokesman ville 56, Huntington, W Va , 51. across Main St. clear, stable and 89 degrees. this community," Boyd said. from 9:00 a. m. until 3:1)0 p. m. Sunday. to plan the year's program. for the club. •

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Letters to the Editor, Patients dismissed Sunny Lane; Miss Mary Oakley, NEW YORK IIPB - Texas or Public Voice itern.s which, in our ...... _.._... 0 and Maryland 9 over North Carolina; opinion, are not for the best in- New Rt. 4, Benton; Mrs. Riley Alabama, terest of Mr readers. Citizens 0 Crawford, the country's top col- Duke 145 over California; Clem- 407 North 4th.; Mrs. Elias William- lege footbiaLl Patients admitted from Friday II:26 powerhouses, were son 9 over Gemara; Florida 5 NATIONAL RHPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER son and baby boy, 1104 Vine; James established AUTOMATIC COMFORT CO., .55011 a. M. to Monday 11:30 a. on. heavy favorites today over Terms A&M; Georgia Tech Madison Ave.. Memphis, Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., New York, N.Y.; Emerson, Rt. 6; Master Michael to remain unbeaten Stephenson Mrs. 011is Edward Anderson and in Saturday 14 over Tennessee; South Caro- Bldg Detroit, Mich. Willoughby, 1816 College Farm games. baby girl, 6a2 Main St.; Master lina 12 over Wake Forest; Louisi- Road; Mrs. Louis Willitms, Rt. Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as Kelvin Beard, 300 East 9th., Bent- 3. The powerful Longhorns, who ana St. 11 over Miami (Fla.). ----- on: Hatton vaulted past Second Class Matter. Garner. Rt. 3; Mrs. Lu- fallen leader Ohio M 'detest-Michigan St. 75 over ther Rhodes, Rt. 1, Almo; George State and Alabama to siace the SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Michigan; Iowa 10 over Indiana; Murray, per week /0e, per Hargrove, Rt. 2; Mrs. Federal State Market voting in the United month 85r. In Calloway and adjoining counties, Hayden Mor- Press Inter- Wisconsin 75 over Notre Dame; per year, $3.50; else- ris, Rt. 6; national where, $5 50. Mrs. Newman Grogan. Board of Coaches ballot- Kansas 5 over Iowa St.; Nebealika 1861 Ryan; Mrs. News Service ing Joe Ed Pritchett this week, were Wicked by 14 over North Carolina St. "Tim Outstanding Civic Mast of a Cesmusity is tha and baby girl, Dexter; Mrs. Sheltie 131 point*. over Oklahoma while MURRAY, Ky., Oct. 9, 1962. Southwest-Texas Chrietian 11 Integrity of its Newspaper' Lamb, 106 So. 10th.; Mrs. Ellen the CI imettol Murray Liveseack Co. Tide were an even CAW Texas Tech; Rice 2 over Dixon, Golden Pond; Ronnie John- more prohibitive choice NOW - Ad the Cleanness, RECEIPTS: Hogs, 32; Cattle to down Oregon. \VEDNESDAV - OCTOIIER 10. 1962 ston, Rt. 1, Benton; Mrs. Paul Simp- and Houston, the Economy and Even Heat of Calves, 881. point 'creed being West-Washington St. 15 over son, Rt. 3. Rumpus Mills, Tenn.; 21. HOGS: Receipts mostly mixed Stanford. Wood with the Automatic Mrs. By Gibson and baby boy, Only Penn State, Washington grade butchers. Steady to 25c Comfort of Gas and Oil! 101 South 8th , Central City, Ky.; low- and Northwestern Quotes From The News er. US. No. I, among the top- Mrs. Jimmie Lane and baby boy, 2 and 3 barrows ranked teams figured to be in- MAKES FLUORIDE MAP Rt. 2, Cadiz; Mrs. and gilts 219 R. $17.00; 383 lb. SST IT AND FORGET III w a y's Thermostatic Control keeps your horn• By United Press International J. Raymond Jones, volved in tough scrims, but all 4.11 North 5th.; Mrs. Leemon $1450; No. 2 end 3 sows 300 to th• temperature ye. select-outomatically1 Instantly adiusts to weather LONDON - ir Vivian Fuchs, head of Britain's Antartic By- were picked to win. Penn State num, Rt. 3; Mrs. Jerry L. Clark 385 lb. $13.50 to $14.25. changes! and was a seven-point pick over survey, on learning that valuable geological specimens had baby boy, Rt. 2, Benton; Frank CATTLE and CALVES: Receipts WASHINGTON KT -The U.S. WILD ONE VW Fuel toads too 12 awes or more. No mere odd Army, Washington was 61 over mornings-no g•tting bp early -stoke the fire,' Just steady, even, earlo- been lost between Southampton Hall, Rt. 1, Mayfield. Mrs. Oscar mostly stockers, feeders and cows Geological Survey has published to and Birmingham after iravel- Oregon State and Northwestern, bes comfort-winter lo,gt Jackson Jennings - and baby girl. Cows mostly 25 to 50c lower. a fkiorida map of the nation to ing safely 9.000 miles from the Antarctic: a newcomer to the top 10, was NEEDS 14/11.F AS MUCH FUE1.1 Cut only half tile wood needed for ordinary 215 Woodlawn; T. E. Taylor, Rt. Other classes about steady. Choke aid in community efforts to con- "I am very annoyed." a slim half-point choice over hooters! Forget *boat splitting, tool Ritsway takes big logs up to 10" 3; Chester Lee Kendall, 102 Gard- and Prime 800 to 1150 lb. 4-21 trol dental decay. in sae. Minnesota. • Cu! Fuel Costs Up 80% en; Mrs John Pittman, Box 117, club calves $26.25 to 228.75; Stan- The agency said the map, which To Riteway • Uses Fuel Wcptes To Heat tour Hazel; Mrs. Al Youngerman. dard and Good In other games involving top- can be purchased Works On A ROME - Methodist Bishop 1305 $24.00 to $25.25; from it for 50 Horn* Fred .P. Corson. speaking ranked teems, Arkansas Revolutionary New Principle Poplar; Master Mike Dill, 314 So. Good and Choice 500 to 900 Si. was se- cents, covers nearly 90 per cent • Lentz for a group of Prote.Stant leaders, arriving here lected Twice As Long As Ordinary for the Ecu- 9th; Mrs. James Wyatt. Rt. 4, mixed slaughter yearlings a n d by 191 points over Baylor of US. counties excluding Alaska Gets All The Heat Kea t•rs menical Council: Benton; Mrs. Donald and Purdue by 20 over Miami and Slum. 1835 heifers $20.75 to $23.50; Utility of Hawaii. It shows the density Out Of Every Stick Of Wood! • Hondsorne, Compact Modern Farmer; Mrs: Don Robinson, and Ohio. of fluoride Dosign "We are here simply as observers, not as negotiators- No. Standard $15.50 to 92136; content in each eras, lath. Utility end Commercial Ohio State, which dropped to -" TERMS TO FIT YOUR BUDUT! that has to be understood." cows $12.80 to $14.20; Canner 12th peace following its loss to Patients dismissed from Friday 1:20 and Cut- ter $9.00 to $13.75; UCLA was made a 27-point fa- a, in. to Monday 1:30 a. in. Utility and WASHINGTON - Sgt. Orville Ballenger, who survived Commercial bulls $16.25 to 217.25. vorite to bounce ba ck against Donald Hudspeth. VEALERS: Mostly Illinois. • one and a half years imprisonment by the communists in Laos: No. 2nd., Mrs. 50c to $1.00 Bob's Vernon Ramsey and baby boy, RL lower. Choice $21.75 to 229.50; Other top games by seotian: "God is the one who pulled me through. Him and our 3; Mrs. Carl Dowdy, ftt. 1; Mrs. Good $25.75 to 227.25; Standard Eaet-Syracuse 71 over Boston State Department." Noma Rickman. Rt. 2. Farmington; $2050 to $25.00. College; Princeton 7 over Penn; Baby boy Starks. .Rt. I. Anno; Mrs. STOCKERS & FEEDERS: Good Dartmouth 10 over Brown. Lawn & Garden Amos Perry and baby girl. Rt. 5; and Choice 800 to 1000 lb. $22.50 LLANDUDNO, \Vales - Chancellor of the Exchequer South-Mississippi 206 E. Main Mrs. Harold I.-ones and baby girl, to $24.10; Good and Choice 600 St. 71 over Phone 75.3-5767 Reginald Metalling,' Tulane; Navy on Britain's proposed entry into the 308 Aghum. Paris. Tenn: Master to 800 lb. $23.00 to $25.75; Merburn 17 over Cornell; Common Market: Rickey Bradley. Rt. 2. Calvert City; $21.50 to $22.75; Choice 300 to goo I. D. Brandon. Rt. 1. Almo; Mrs. "Inside- the market the British., economy would thrive lb. $24.25 to $2830; Good $22.75 Mattie Thomas. 208 East Poplar; to $25.75; Medium $19.00 to $23.75; more vigorously than out of it." Jerry Wahl. all Olive. Mrs. James with a few Good and Choice 180 Robinson. Cedar St , Calvert City; to 285 lb. $25.00 to $34.00; Good Mrs. Lots Thurman. 4e5 Elm; Mrs. SAN RAFAEL, Calif. - Speaker John McCormack. and Choice 300 to 800 lb. heifers D.- Bobby Stubblefield and baby boy. $2075 to $23.75; Medium Mass., paying tribute to the late Rep. Clem- Miller Califor- $19.30 of Rt. 5; Mrs. Linda Garrigus. Rt. 4; to $21.25. niawho was killed in a plane crash Sunday: "Clem Miller was deeply concerned .with the .geperal svel- fare of the American DISCOVER people. Ile was ii.ut concerned with . SPORTS PARADE political pettifoggery." =••••••.=•-••:,,••

Sy' OSCA RALEY I he hacPto receive first aid. It alto. rives WeemsWool Fasts Lucky .0!7 YEW YORK '121 - A line drive "I feel real lucky," he said, iremr_Years_Ago____Today 'metro big 434-11 Staffereis prtramg ',when I think of where it maigit career and he felt fortunate today lane hit me. For a couple that another one hadn't ended it. of minutes I was so drzzy I couldn't Alvis E. Junes, Murray. has been employed by the Jack- That first one was eight years FOR see the catcher." son ago, when Stafford was a I6-year Purchase Production Credit Association as field repre- Shortstop Tony Kubek ran over old high school stiortstap in Mb- sentative. to Stafford and aoked ens, N.T. ham how be felt. The Matinee Music Club of Paris has announced that it "I don't Like to think about it," -I'm okay," he replied. "VU will present 1 bonus H. Vi ehher. Jr.. in an organ recital on he recalls reluctantly. 'Our pitch- maim ite -er was struck Tuesday at the First Methodist -Church. over the heart by He tird, although just barely. a line drove The popcorn and died of r. some! Stafford got Chuck market got off to a fair start Monday when time Later." Hiller to tend the inning and cling to local popcorn markets opened to 'pay a 3-0 YOURSELF farmers $5 per hundred -Orval E. rumbas Stafford was lead. Then, when he returned to MW GOVERNOR'S GOVERNOR (left) at pounds for drafted to finish newly elected chairman of the Southern Govern- ear corn and $7.14 for shelled corn. the remaining the bench. they put an ice pack 111211Snals. five innings of that Conference, accepta the gavel from former Chairman Pvt. Benny L. Ray is now on the shinbone and gave ess. stationed at Redstone Arsenal. game. struck out all 15 men he the leilington Tennessee. white-faced Stafford Buford of Huntsville Ala., where he is attending faced - and became a pitcher. a few miffs the guided missile of sane:ling school. sets. Then came Sunday in Yankee "When I went out for the ninth Stadium when the towering Yan- inning." Stafford related later, kee FDR FINE FINISHES roghthander had a two-litter "the leg hurt like blazes But I Bucy s going in the eighth inning and didn't have any doubt that what WREN WILL For your cabinet top needs we MS BE CORED? San Francisco's Felipe Alou lash- I'd finish and I simply concen- feature gertu in• formica, large ed a smaking line drive trated on the hitter." Building Say when.., with your dollars! straight seleeticm stocked at all times. back to the mound. It crunched It wasn't easy. The threbbing ' HELP PIOHT elltfLTIPLIII !CLIME/SIB against Stafford's left shin and, in his leg wouldn't be ignored Supply See Jimmy Duey wtth 27 Years while Sow esiesaassora se SS see Pealasssour he leaped forward. recov- and Stafford's pulse hammered Building Experience. ered the ball and threw out Alou when Willie Mac's led off with a 623 S. 4th Street - - - - Phone 753-5712 double. • "I just put the pain out of my 'I mind," Mg Bill said. Popped Up Cepeda• Come to Mays went down to third when Willie McCovey grounded to Bob- by Richardson and stayed there Boone's Automatic Laundry SPECIAL SALE 116 Stafford apt the second out en Orlando Cepeda's shallow fly to, right. WASH and DRY Now he needed that last big On PHILCO out and catcher Ed BalTey waited WIN A $5.00 menacingly at the plate. Stafford SHIRT ON BLOUSE uncorked his fast ball and "put 13th and MAIN STREETS - Attendant on It right where he wanted it." duty 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. * Television "I &met knew svhart it was," Bailey said later. couldn't .w'e' .3th and POPLAR STREETS - Attendant on anything he'threw me all day" duty 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. except But Bailey cracked it into the * Refrigerators right field stands far a home run Wednesday afternoon which scored Mac's ahead if him and now Ritoffiirti was down to a slender one run lead RthISTER - 4 DRAWINGS EACH WEEP * Automatic -I had Washers two pitchers warming up but it was just a precaution." saki manager Ralph Houk "1 ask- Pickup for Laundry and Cleaning, ed Stafford if he could finish and * Stereo Hill's he said 'yeall, pea-don't me any blood, do you7'" I Finished Bundles for Main Plant Got Last Man So Stafford grit Jim Davenport SELF-SERVICE DRY CLEANING on a fly to left and thereby put the gilt ed4Prig on a career Whit* began back there in 1952 with AT 13th & MAIN 3 DAYS sornerealy else's STORE ONLY line drive injury. 5. .He worked hard to make it. ' "My dad was a Feint-pro pitch- LAST WEEK'S WINNERS... THURSDAY er end - FRIDAY - SATURDAY ass., 7::Z".•'.-rd all his life in a bircicyard," big Tam related. "He Bernice Bazzell - Gel. Thompson - From 7:00 am to 8prn gets up every morning at 5 a.m. 0 and it's tough work He wanted Mrs. Jo Clements Mrs. Billy W. me - Sumner to have something better. SO he fixed up a canvas with heists ,BANK of in MURRAY FREE FIRE & DONUTS ROM it out in •our back yard 'and PM TO 3 PM NIGHTLY after I .started pitching "The Friendly PrInk it was his /mils that., gave me my control" He had it Sunday. allowing girth two hits and two walks white BOONES INC. striking out five Giants before Main Plant, So. Side Square PL 3-2552 FENTON FIRESTONE "that inc drive !struck him in tes Member of the eighth inning. The main turned ha 13th & Mitin Automatic Laundry PL 3-2554 face chalk white. 205 South 5th Street FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. 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10, 1962 EDNESDAY — OCTOBER 10, 1962 THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KY. fieds Y SELL TRADE BENT HIRE 4HELP •7.., plus insurance and taxes. Special FOR SALE disociunt for cash. PL 3-2849. NOTICE FOR RENT 012e HOG MARKET REGISTERED BOXER, 3 year 1956 VOLKSWAGEN. Call PL 3- ATTENTION NAVAL RESERV- FURNISHED APARTMENT for old male, has — had pesmanent Vac- 5611. ol2e ists!! You can complete your ob- two college boys. Call Plaza 3- cineticei. Phone HU 9-2189. Federal State Market News erne ligated service arid qualify for 3914. Located on 400 North 8th, 'MOST t1NLIKEI.1"—Chinese Communists' economic chaos and Service, promotion and retirement points TFC Wednesdiay, October 10, technological lag make it "moat unlikely" that they will ex- 101417MIWWICHrt ...4r-e-aeN09, 1953 FORD, ROUGH. HAS radio, AUCTION SALE by affiliating with U.S. Naval 1962. Kentucky Purchase - Area plode a nuclear weapon soon, Nationalist Chinese Ambassa- heater, four good tires, new bat- NICE FOUR ROOM UNFURN- MURRAY Reserve Composite Company, Ful- Hog Market Report including 9 dor Ilu Chleh tens the United Nations General Assembly. F fry. Contact Frank Cunningham, *shed 'apartment Gas heat, 1101.11VIE ...IN THEATRE = ton, Kentucky. For information storm buying Stations. Receipts Tuesday '116 Orchard Heights. ollc ANTIQUES AND Lois OF them. windows. Adults only. Call cull: James H. Warren, Fulton, 753- totaled 276 head. Thelay barrows Friday, October 12th at 1 p.m. 1672. Open — 6:00 Start — 7:00 1588 or 141, K P. Beacham, Ful- ol2c and gilts are selling steady. A at the Mrs. Betty Phillips home GOING BUSINESS IN Mayfiekl. ton, 9 or 1200, Or write either of few No. 1 190 to 230 lbs. $17.25. Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle * Tonite Saturday South Eighth St. in -Mur- SMALL 'FURNISHED HOUSE for CROSSWORD PUZZLE & ' liestiummt next. to Post Office. at 303 No,. .1, 2, and 3 190 to 250 lbs. above `a Post Office box, Fulton, rent. Call 753-3378, ray, Ky. Victuresin black walnut after 2 p.m. AC ROSS -To strike Excellerd location. Annual as Ky. olOc moistly $16.75 to $17.00; 255 to 270 t rut dresser, high headboard beds and • tfc down BOO= OUOMM 41E leen ant about $40,000—owner in ill heelth lbs. $15.75 to $16.75; 275 to 300 lbs. 1-F.quality 9-Reach house DOMMPM OMMIIM welothor dresser, very old doctor's desk 4- —must sell now — Everything $15.00 to $1625; 150 to 185 lbs. Shalt 10-To unclose Oa BOOM MEMO IF balder peovie et and chest, old picture frames, WANTED TO BUY 1-lass Isoet. MN MONO NOM oe• sold complete — $8,000. Purdcen and $13.75 to $16.75. No. 2 and 3 sows between 11-Conducted dishes and glass ware. 3 small I viounts.ine 1$-River Island UMUN AGIOM UQ TENNESSEE leo, =If. Thurman Insurance and Real Es- VOLKSWAGEN. 300 to 600 lbs. $12.50 kero- Coil PL 3-6611. to $16.50. 12-Guido's 111-To cones- MOM ii00:2M012 tate. PL 3-4451. o12c coal burning heaters and 1 high note crate to.= '411 WILLIAMS' ol2c Boars all weights $8.50 to OMOO MOM codioory sene cooking stove. C. A. Phillips, OPENING FOR $12.00. 13-Pertaining to 20-Exceptional punishment 2i-Random cut MOOMMMO =COM ad filly o to 10'' *WO BEDROOM HOUSE, F.H.A. owner, Terry Shoemaker Aue- 14-To Imitate 22-Passageway MR SOMOO MMOM Wan, $500.00 ck.wri, $49.00 month tioneer. oll I6-To stay 23-Mountains UMM OCOMM MOO irnie! 17-Cried In Europe MOOM at Your NEWS CARRIER 13-Storeg• box 25-Trumpeter mum BO Cherry 20-Roman 26-Anon OMODUM 3OOMMM and Young garment 16-Coainnetioa Head MOW fitalIM hcrinory 21-Sermoninla 29-To close oo - LAURENCE HARVEY 3.3-Above noisily MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY Ledger YOUR The & Times has an 24-Pertaining to st•More 40-Country or 47-Maeaw :7416E kidneys unusual Europe 4E- 4,00 qiening for delivery boy in the 21-Falsehood Pronowa MSC Young 23-Teutonlis tt-Tide of 49-Music, Democrats -Native Flve Points area. Apply in per- IS metal respect (pl.) deity as written ., ad the Leclgin• & Trmes. tf 44-Part of 30-11ernic tale IN-Church church 341-To soap EP 31-Whtle festival BUSINESS Bill Young, senior, Murray, and He listed 46-Headgear &I-Spanish as proof TVA, REA, -Seers 32 U-To achieve 46-Adage article Mike Cherry, sophomore, Prince- social sorority, 34-Near and todaiy's tenies, 36-Winter bre bon, were elected co-choirrnen of medical care under social secur- vehicle 113 ::::::4 ail7 11 X:9 II LOVELY CHRISTMAS CARDS the Young Democrats for Wyatt 37-P Mattis 111 sty and fedend aid to education 33-Wooden 1 111 :•:•:* ••.:.•. imprinted with your name. Print- at a meeting last Wednesday 13 II 14 DIRECTORY "Yes, Democnats are for big form P:.•::: NO ed or engraved, Oiler seventy- night M-Directs a :••.': SMOker government. 0 n1 y the federal 41-Part of 10 18 eight designs to choose from. Young has served as chairman government h,a fon ds to do these "to be" qt:',:te,,,,. 17 42-To mix illI1RI 111 Many different sizes and shapes. of the organization let the past things. They doh,* came as the 43-Part of :gle 7 ADDING MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES Choose the theme of your choice. two years. Cherry was elected resubt,of eonapii.oey, hut heed.- flower ....SOO' aISW idlial.muse 4 "Outstanding 44-To strike 21 22 ':•:•:11 9,,,t 24 2S 26 sod TYPEWRITERS Ledger & Tunes PL 3-1916 Order today before the holiday Young Democrat of 76-Petry ruler AM.. me. MI rush mitioes you wait until the last Kentucky" in 1961 and is heed- On the international level, hi 43-To bother Sales & Service 61-Exist 27 VV.ill ing an assesery eum,rnetibee tort:stated falitiela wove & TWOS PL 3-11,16 minute. Distinettie Hall -o'- Holly that the Democrats sup- 52-Small Island cards at the Ledger and Times. Mr. Wyatt on campus this year. ported a tespinsibte foreign 64-Japanese 31 ese.32 33 III PRINTING pol- statesman • . Dr. Frenk Steely, social science ley, because they approved of 66-Armed MIMI 40 DRUG STORES Ledger & Tiros PL 3-1916 011ne 35 36 235 III department, appropriations conflict lleoet Drugs PL 3-2547 spoke to the group liberal for defense SS-Approaches I I:37III on "Why I An, a DetooL.at." _stele only language Russia un- 67-Short sleep 39 art 41 V:g742 016 00e TYPEWRITER RENTAL The first question with which dersea-1,S " He further credited III° INSURANCE WILL DO IRONING IN my DOWN Se;:NO,"MaIai43 itf 45 haze*, melugin Rotten 3ER1' Dr. Steely concerned himself was the Democrats with the creation osevs. & AND ICE home. 311 S. Irvan. Phone 753- 1-Thronsh 44IIIlilt Gen. basurence PL 3-3413 Ledger & Tunes PL 2-1916 whether or not it was scholarly of the Peace Corps and Alliance 2-Beverage 44 47 4Yea 'Itc IMI 1237. to be partisan. His answer was for Pr 'glean. 3-To wander SCP.0 ilv 5° about d, 32•... "yes" and he peoceeded to sub- 4-To tairl illII .. ib;761 IOW I "In fsreign policy emphasize MIIW S4 11 atittiOr stantiate this with. Moe remits of we 6-A number askiiie boa fart =JEAN [ lhe MN/ gaNidell 0- Ind ti n its the ba.oe thLng—freedom—not an 11.4t,re. I the Gallup tell which _ sri kieTWpa.d, gmil Stiononerr ill _ _ nonlikirtis-in's were lot objective Distr. by t.,sltad Featureyn ca Iheirnien t .. . iruin it,,. oilesc Sc.'. oe0TT R OWED DI131 et all, but were uniullenned.- - "Therefore," he sakai, "if it ts sound bO' ehoese, =Mt I JU51" WANT YOU To KNOW one choose the 'Democratic' party? 7HAT THREE HUNDRED AND L ...o..• ea.— Because, since the New Deal ens, PIP( MIUJON DOLLAR AtrEAR CP Democrats nationally •"Try' 15 irenm six o'clock have obv- 15 SPENT ON DOG F030: on. Alone. be-!idea ... Make It a E.( ,aid Roes hem send- iously been the party of progres- l'IUT nel was or a visit wich, on white, -ALLrTh DOS Call and coffee. sivism — the All rignt." He to some friends m La party of the future droppee Jolla please. No, hot coffee ... But heavily back into his She gave her —whereas Republicans have been address and occu- it looks to ma ,as chair ano put Ms bean in hie pation. 12.4121113Mo defendere of the steam quirem- Mona s the only person hands for • long moment. who's "So now." said Duncan."come really much cut up beesuse Dr. Steely said that the Demo- "Would it expedite matters if . the reporters, and net name all Helene, dead. Of course, we cratic party met the needs of the wrote out • nice neat confine Over the front pages—girl friend haven't met many of her time both at home and *brood. sion now?" His tone was bitter. lit arrested man. And maybe friends yet.' -Did you kill your ex-wile?" She loses tier Job over it—may- "1 wasn't thinking an much asked Sergeant O'Connor. ANNIE AN' PLATS be you'll say she ma In It with of Mona." said Variant), lighting by Raieurs Vas Bons "No!" said Duncan amaj" violently. a cigarette, -as of Marty Mona • "Itut it sure as hell looks may CHARLIE. MIAS NeVER mat "Rosa" she said quietly. be a nice biddable wife, but ATI RET ITC. RECORDSANENODDOUBT ARE PeiNK HARD, I the eaposne, doesn't AT It I can "They nave to look. You didn't he's a virile specimen—it could THE DO YOU REMEMBER MUCH 600D hardly deny I had a iitSTORY motive. I'm —do that, so they'll find out." be tie likes a change now and COMPLETE AND CLEAR. ALL I WV OF YoUR FAmiLV eirr I'LL so damn obvious. And now— then. And HISTDRV- I *EP.) TICS- "That's so, Miss Morgan," roped some girl NEED IS FINAL PROOF now you'll bring Miss Morgan friend in on FAO.* Alvoti Mid O'Connor But his eyes IL Not, of course, into it, and the met newspapers— Varallo's knowing about the trust Be- BACK 2 Oh, across her; both Susan, why did you come?" cause there was a thought of Lieutenant King. woman in It, She had turned there had to very white, "We may want a statement be. That phone belatedly call and nO on." understanding — and from you, ru let you know— understanding "Sure." wHo they were. there's no reason any reporters said O'Connor. 'MI -They Mink yoss--did bet Marty spends that? But should get hold of Miss Mor- a lot of time you couldn't have—you reading about wouldn't gan's name unless you give it famous Bntash have, no matter What—" to them? truths' A few questions, "That's the drawback," ad- Miss Mor- Varallo said, "Duncan. I want gan." O'Connor mitted Varallo. "Because who- e. Introduced him- you to write out a detailed ac- self and Vic ever set it up was familiar with Varallo. He was count of all that business about aoncommittal the Wallace case—had to be. now. "And lies the phone call. Every last little won't help Mr. The details are too close for Duncan, you detail you remember. And will know. Has there coincidence. Another thing we ever been any you alsa think back and try to Ii • discussion of have to keep in mind: whoever marriage between remember any person who came you and Mr. X is, he's got to be somebody Duncan?" into the office at about the time "Do you have who knows enough about Dun- to bring her you misplaced your pen, any NANCY In?" asked can to know he has a motive— Duncan In a low stranger to you, who didn't hy Ernie Busimillis voice. "Let and who took the little trouble me Mee IL It's come back again. Maybe some- obvious that to find out when Duncan would rm—was --In no one who came in ostensibly to position to be alone in the office. And consider marriage. discuss insurance, river came Sarum knew that." more little trouble to get hold bark. Like that Write out a "Yes Are of the pen. you hoping to descxlption, as near as you can. marry Miss Morgan -I don't think whoever it was WHAT HAPPENED flow'?" And ask Mrs. Starr if she re- "No," said Duncan. was after the pen specifically, "Probab- members anyone like that com- YOUR ly not. You'll just anything easy to pick TO see to that, won't ing in when she was alone." up you?" that could be identified as Dun- WALLPAPER They went out, and "Why do as the can's property. Stage you think It was door prop to closed saw her rise to go leave at IN THERE? Boas. sergeant?" She h a d the scene of *the crime. over to Duncan. O'Connor said Even steadied quickly: she was an if It turned out he's men- heavily, "The licuteriant'll prob- Intelligent, level-headed tioned some little loss like that girl, ably apply for Varallo that warrant to Mrs. Starr, it wouldn't thought. himself. carry It makes a nice case." too much O'Connor said the whole ques- weight—she's worked "In spades," agreed Varallo. for him tion was still open; she under- a long time, it could "And for ninety percent sure, be stood they had to investigate. she'd tell a little white lie somebody arranged it that way. for hlm. Mr. Duncan had • motive; Or so somebody might But it's going to be damn hard figure. others might have motives. Nobody who knew Dun- to show." can They didn't intend to ralhoad could walk in there and • ^I don't go quite give a 4 anybody. If she'd answer a few that far on false name and business, questions — said O'Connor. "Maybe so I think X sent a henchman. seventy-five percent. Eas, as 9 made It worse,' she said Doesn't you'd say. The woman make sense to in to Duncan. Blankly, starkly. say he's a little the case." too obviOus, becaose, hell, "Why," "C,orning. rm so sorry, Ross. I usual- asked O'Connor.eick- ly the obeiouti answer frig up never dreamed— 1 took it for is the his sandwich, "not just right answer. nut I a lone granted, a sneak thief, some- don't eke woman? Given a heavy LIL' ABNER • the feel of it Which enough br Al thing like that, from what the will make weapon, a woman could Capp no sense at all to have paper said. I'm sorry, Rosa." the lieuten- done IL Maybe Helene ant." stole her Duncan was silent. "What do boy friend. Maybe she YOU DIDN'T QUITE TELL They went LIKE A TURN I P, I you want to know?" into. the restau- told tales on her to a husband THE TRUTH, rant. MOTHER" "She !mom like a flirt' And they tell me women MUST LIVE IN THE O'Connor asked questions and gossip NiCti ARE CARRII girl," said Variele. And. as they together about NIG A DARKNESS • she answered them, men. Maybe this — economi- sat doles , VEGETABLE!! rally, Of: (hi tee end stools MAIMS had heard all about ME!! HIDDEN FROM succinctly. She and Dun. of the count(T, n little apart Duncan from Helene, con had known each other about without , HUMAN EV ES from other citstomers 'That's ever meeting tour months. Yes, him, and figured they had had a nice piece 01 dates ehange the sister he'd make a handy fall guy." together., Yes—since It inherits Probeblv — even if "Implausible," said wasn't much good denying Varallo. it— Helene was secretive— Mona awe "That kind of t hey had titscussed motive lrnpllea a marriage. • Marty could pretty sudden Yes, well nglire loss of temper—murder elie supposed they both It would come to her." on Impulse. Doesn't fit with felt resentful toward Helene. the And nobody ever Inui too elaborate frame." but Ouncan was not the idnd much money," sail O'Connor. ot man to try to solve "So. find out e hey're tie. ir urgent reran() am/ O'Connor , by murder. No, of course need ef mem", learn • in spate of eeme surprising sm tad never heard Mtn utter fai his silent Mrirt 'a fa*. unso.: wage/. the any threats to Helene. pain of the mnedered On Mon- Doesn't nay at vartong If they're day evening she Helene Duncan. Continue. the had been home, not. They might :to! tethe story here tomorrow.

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snr. FOUR THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KY. IVELTINF.SnAl' — OC,TORER 10. 1962 4...MMOMI• .11rs. A. II. Newport' PERSONALS Mattie Bell Hays .41 Presents Program Guests in the home of Mr. and Circle Mrs. J. B. Burkeen - PLaza 3-4947 Mrs. Perry Brandon on Sunday Hears Talk For Hazel If'SCS were Mr. arid Mrs. Eugene Barnett By Airs. Wilson The Woman's Society of Chs4s- and son, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Mc- tem Service cif the Hazel Metho- Fadden, of Nashville. Tenn., Mr. The Matte Bell Hays Circle of dist Church held the general and Mrs. H. M. Johneonius of the Woman's Society of Christian meeting October 3rd at 7:30 pin. McKenzie, Tenn., and Dr. and Service of the First Method:.' Following the opening prayer by Mrs. K. B. Humphreys Sr. of Church met in the social hall .• wt a tf • Ve Mrs. J. Robert Taylor, the pre,- Paris, Tenn. the church on Monday evenea • ident, Mrs. Rex Huie, conducted • • • at seven-thirty o'clock. the business sessicn. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jones of Mrs. R u e Overby introduced American Revolution will meet at Mrs. Jahn McCullough, Spiri- Detroit, Mich., have returned Mrs. J. B. Wilson who gave a preview of the 12 mien at the Collegiate Resta- tual Life Secretary. announced. home after a visit with his father, sixth assembly of Social Calendar P. the WSCS held urant. the week of prayer arid self denial A Jones, and brother, Madison at Atlantic City. • • •' w-ould be observed with an all Junes and Mrs. Jones. • • • The chairman, M r s. Wilbert Wednesday, October 10th October 1bth day program October 25th at the. dinner meeting at 630 p.m. fol- Monday. Outland, presided. Mrs. Harry The Ruth Wilson church. Mrs. Kosice Jones, Mr. and Mrs. John Hanes Circle of the lowed by the Grove inspection. The Penny Homemakers Club rec- Sparks gave the eoeial • • • Lary of Missionary Educatio9 ante ently returned creed as First Methodist WSCS will meet will meet at the home of Mrs. to their home in the devotion. at the home of Mrs. Robert Glenn T he Mental Health Seminar Raymond Workman at 12:30 p.m. Service, announced the safu d y,1441011and Park. Mich., after a Jeffrey, 226 South 15th Street, at will be held at the Calloway Members --note change in time. "The Rim of Asia" to beigin Chive weeks' visit with his sister, Refreshments were served by Iober 7:30 p.m. • County High School at 7:30 p.m. • • • 22nd, and centanne through Mrs. \Powell Wrather and Mr. the ihostesses who were Mesdames • • • the week. Wrattileaof Parents and teachers are especial- The Cellowey County High Camden, Tenn., and C. L. Sharbrough, Yandel Wrath- :MECKUP FOR PHILIPPINE SPEAKER—In John Hopkins HG3- The The Wesleyan" Circle cif fh-i urged to attend. Schoel PTA will hold its regular oroenam "Leeted Nationie relatives friends in Murray em, Prentice Lawiter, and Vernon ?ital. Baltimore, Md., for a two-week checkup, Cornelia T. Family" was First Methodist Church will meet • • • meeting at the ixbool at 7:30 p.m. prepinted by Mrs. and Callo=County. Stubblefield Jr. Villareal. speaker of Philippine House. chats with his wife. A. H. Newport 4. • • at 7:30 in the social hall of the The Dorothy Circle of the First • • • The informative church. Mrs. Martha Ergs and Baptist Church WMS will meet Wednesday, October 17th program was Planned to inepirte Mr. and Mrs. lhardorn Park's of within each tine Mrs. Doretba Jones will be the at the home of Mrs. Castle Parker The Pottertown Homemakers the noble goals' Lansing, Mich., are- visiting her hostesses. at 9:30 a.m. Members note change Club will meet at the home of for which athe second Secretary father, John Wells, is a pa- • • • of meeting place. Mrs. Goldin Curd, Benton Rued, General of the UN gave his life, tient at the Murray H tel and Tile Arts and Crate Club will • • • at 1 p.m. and tee show how the society her sisters, Mrs. Charles the to meol • • relates' to the United Notions. Mrs. Victor meet at the home of Miss Cappie The executive board of t h e • Seaford, and "'be Fames,'" was represeated Richard Newport. Beale, 314 North Seventh Street, Karksey PTA will meet at the Saturday. October 20th Jae by/ Mrs. Claud White, Mns. • • • at 2:30 p.m. home of Mrs. Ray Broach at 10 The annual fall rummage sale Real Mule, Mrs. J. Robert Mr. • • • ant. A potluck lunch will be of the Women's Auxiliary of St. Taylor, Mrs. and Mrs. Rudell Parks end hosier- tirt Thursday, October llth served. John's Episcopal Church will be John McCullough. Mrs Ralph ad- daughter, Marilyn, of Memphis, The Flint Baptist Church Wom • • • held at the American Legion Hatt wards, Mrs. W. P. Russell, Mrs ' Tenn., will arrive Thursday for of the )11" Kosice Jones a rid Mrs. a visit with an's Mary Society Will meet Group 111 of the First Christian Gail Messiam.es Bennie Geçege Chen his sister, Mrs Madi- Brandon. son Jones at the chime% at 7 pm. Chineh CWF will meet at the Harry Wheyne. or Norman 'and family, and Mrs. Due to the illness of Pares' BEAUTIFUL, SHEER • • • home of Mrs. Gene Landelt at for any donations which be the or, parents, Mr. a rid Mrs. Rev. Co' Garrett, The South Murray Homemakers 8:00 pm. appreciated. e ' Mrs. Newport Prentice Thomas. grave the devotion. • • • Club will meet at the home of • • • • • • / During the fellowship Nets. S. C. Co:.s.n, 1617 Ryan. at • Friday. October 12th Monday, October 22nd hour, cof- Mrs. E. L. Jones of Garden City, 1:30 prn. 'babe Nellie Outland Sunday A benefit deseertehrsdge will be fee end cake were served by the New York, is the guest of her • • • &heel Class of the Cherry Corn- held at the Woman's Club House h°stesl'es: Mrs Claud Anderson niece, Mrs. Lace L. Clanton and The Suburban er and Mrs. A. H. McLeod. Mr. Clanton. She will also visit Homemakers Baptist Church will meet at at 1 p.m. sponsered by the Gas- • • • HOSIERY\BY Club will meet at the home of the home of Mrs. Perry Hendon, den Deparervent. Tickets for one other relatives a rid friends in Mrs. Gera Cole, Story Avenue, at Broad Street, at 7 p.m. dollar may/be purchased from Murray and Calloway County. *swum George T. Moody • • • 7 pm. 'Minn • • • any dertment member: Corn- Sp • • • The North Murray Homemakers matee embers .a re Mee:lames eaks At Meet Sgt. and Mrs. 0. E. Herndon The Shining Light Sunday Cub will meet at the home of Lenve Yates, Freed Cotham. and children. Michael, David, c -1 Of Bethany Class of Ronnie. and Stevie. have left for ...the new, longer webing nylons School Class Setts Grove Blip- Mrs. Ivan Outisnd at 110 p.m. car Hendee J B Wilson, Rob- The home of Mrs. C. C. Farmer that •• • Fort Bragg. after are a sheer delight to viekr tee Church will meet at the home diersonEthertore Ray Kern. T. C. on Main Street was the scene of N.C., a visit with their parents. Mr. arid LivLons ... of Mrs. Randall Undeenll at 700 III, and K. D Wingert. the meeting of the Bethany Sun- Mrs. the stockings that weal p.m. Saturday, October 13th • • • Burgess Marine and Mr. and Mrs. day. School Class of the First on and on when most are gen*: For a • • • A dance, fur adults will be hele S. S. Herndon. They recently Dept:1st Church held on Monday re- old-fashioned long wear, yet neve\ 411‘ at the Calloway County Country turned (tern Fort Richardson Missions Program everang at seven o'clock. near fashionable sheerness, choose LivLorel.... The Cello wa y Homemakers Club from 9 prn. to 1 a.m. Maisic Anctiorage, Alaska, where George they by Claussner. Styled in proportioned • Crafts Club will have a luncheon will be by Jerry Ford and his T. Moody, minister of Heard .4t Meet Of spent three end one-half years. lengths to assure meeting at the extension room. Orchesne. education of *w church, was the S'S perfect fit. • • • • • • guest speaker and gave an in- Temple IIill if'SCS Mr. and Mrs. Leonard spiring and challenpng talk on Crawford Grove 126 of the Supreme For- The Captain Wendell Ou r y of Detroit, Mich., spent the lase Woman's Society of Chris- lames of Opportunity for Ques- week- art Woodmen Circle will have its chapter of the Daughters of the end with relatives in t= Service of the Temple Hill teen Service" wadi scripture from Murray and Methodist Church heid its reguler erearsisereasys - Calloway County. ineeempertathe-earacirrageen fitanshgee O.- "slew orogErvirtgre-_- _ .•-.!!--_. Mr and Mrs. Bobbie day evening at seven-thirty o'- sided and Mr's. Vester Orr led the Grogan THE e 11 fPglinit p 111URRAY. LOAN, CO. clock. and children, Gary end Jennifer, I opening prayer. STOCKINGS and Bull Lawrence, • Ya4ephofs• PI. 3-a1ei An witereeting p roe r• m During the social tiour-refreiti- all of Teets- w.gbilita• vele, spent the THAT GUARANTEED 4. "Missions" w a s presented with merits were served to twenty-one weekend yzith 0111111•011111ED LOAN 00." their parents, Mr. end Mesdames James Futrell, B y pereons by the hostesses, Mes- Mrs.• faun !WEAR Swann and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nat Galloway. Frank Erwin, Ken- dames Lectra Andrus, C C Fer- Grogan: They attended the Wag- ON AND ON. Wear-ability ton Waxlall. Rob Jones, John nier. Graves Hendon, and Opel of each 3 par box goner-Mayfield football game on YOU AND YOUR FAMILY WILL LIKE OUR Grogan. and Joseph Welker tak- Ernerine. 4. WHEN of Likons is guaranteed for Friday evening. ing part us the discassean. • • • - • • • • MOST 45 days from date of purchase! .The %ice-president, Mrs. Gm-. Fresh Euzelian Class Has Mr. and Mrs Lee Ross Melugin HAVE Fish Dinners presided in the absence of of USIC0111. Maine and Mr. and president, Mrs Wayne Dar- Meet At Home Of the Mrs. Phil Harney and children, GOtte 10 I Steak Catfish and Fiddlers nell,. Plans were made for the 11 1111 1111 Mrs. Humphrey Key Phil Lee end Jay, of Atlanta, Ga., 1 week of prayer and self denial Mrs: Humphrey Key opened her have returned home after e visit propern to be held on Sunday home on Papier Street for the with their parents. Mr and Mrs. evening, October 28. following a Choice Steaks meeting of the Euzelian Sunday Noel Melugin, Olive Street. supper. potluck Sdhool Class of the First Bapteet WE ALSO CATER PRIVATE PARTIES Refreseertents were served by • • • Onech held on Monday evening Open Daily 7:00 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. Mrs. Walker. Littleton's at seven-thirty o'clock Closed All Day Wednesdays • • • The devotional speaker w a s Mrs. F. A. Tucker Bill and Ruth Hooper — Phone GR 4-2259 ENTERS HOSPITAL Mrs. R. H. Thurman who used as her subject. "Women Doing God's Hostess For Meet Work". with scripture reeding WASHINGTON CPI — Army from Proverbs 31:10-31. Tuesday Morning Kentucky Lake Secretary Cyrus It Vance entered Lodge ). The president. Mrs. Key, pre- Walter Reed Army Hospital Mon- Mrs. E. A. Tucker was hostess sided at the meeting. Highway 68, Half Mile West of Bridge day for therapy arid obese-eaten for the meeting of the Bereie Refreshments were served to of a beck injury. Tucker Circle of the Woman's the twenty persons present by Society of Christian Serve of Group I compared of Mesdames the First Methodist Church held Verbs Ray. Ciliptairt. Key. J W. on Tuesday rnorrang at nine-thir- Tornme. Bailey Higgins. Brice ty o'clock. most exciting new bra King. Preston Boyd. Jeff Massey, "Areund the Ran of East Asia" and E. D. Jehrrean. of the program • • • was the theme presented by Mrs. Conrad Jones. since Hidden Treasure*! NOW YOU KNOW Mrs. Glenn Doran gave the devo- • tion from Luke 10:25-37. a,concealed elasticized gore By United Press International Mrs. Audrey Simmons, chair- gently hugs the foot for Samuel L. Clemens adopted the man, presided over the business nom de plume "Mark Twain" seecion. Ftefiesiimehts were served perfect fit and comfort from a call used by riverboat to !sixteen members. pilots on the Mississippi, accord- Thilibrr.•tess for the November ing to the Encylopedis Britanni- meeting, will be Mrs. Foreman c*. I °OM Graham.

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