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5eleetod As A Belt All Round Kentucky. Community Newspaper ER 9 --` _aaa allar-- 411` == Largest • •‘1 /4. 411*•-aa 1C. Circulation In GES rat3LEFI HELP CRIPPLED .,„11 The City CHILDREN! \\,\ Largest D S BUY EASTER SEALS rNaiL AX\ r g Circulation In The County United Press International IN OUR 83rd YEAR Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, UL April 18, 1962 MURRAY POPULATION woo° .•••• Vol. LXXXIII No. 92 LSTER • ci• ii • Winners Of Several V Cases Are Tried By Open House I - $3.50 o mes 111 o Poster Contest • • Judge Robert Miller This Week Is Held At 'College Budget A number of cases Named Today were tried Arresting officer, the SherifI. defure Judge Robert 0. Make Miller this Bond of $500 set to appear The Five Week on May Library week. Foriowing are those cases 10. -Mrs. Kenneth Palmer, chairman which have not been released. Mary Rowland Cavitt, Of 'Maple $2,700,000 of the poster contest for National Elmer Dillon, 200 Poplar Last week, National Street, Street, "sale of alcoholic bever- Library Week Library Week, today announced cecktes- driving. Arresting open house was officer ages in local option territory". held every day the winners from each school. Trooper C. Stephenson. Ar- at the Murray $2.50 • $15.00 fine resting officer the Sheriff. -Calloway County Li- 1 Fined European The conteat Trip was sponsored by the and $14.00 costs. brary. Each $20.00 and adult and each child 9.50 Young Farm . charged with costs I it Bureau Organization a $20.50. who came in was asked to register of the county. Roy Tracey Steele, M u rr ay Gets Approval for '4.50 Bernice Bridges, free gilts to be given by the 1 Three top officials of Dark In the grade achool of route three. speeding. Arresting charged with To- delegation is to explore the pos- the coun- forgery. Arresting library. hacco Grower Associations ty, two prizes were awarded. ofneer. Trooper C. Stephenson. officer the Jail- will sibility of establishing Market De- The er. $500 bond at urd afternoon a drawing • depart April 21, for Europe first prize winner 510.00 fine and $11.50 costs. to appear for trial An operational budget on was Ned Nance, on May In. was held and two names were of $2,- include: Joel). Whitmore, secre- a Foreign Market Development 8th grade student from Alm°. Sec- cdru-awn, one 700.000 for Murray State College I tary; Charles E. - $3.50 • Robert S. Skinner, 120 Spruce R. C. Kendall, Murray, adult and one child Cleaver. instruct- trip, to promote the sale of U. S. ond prize went to Carol B-re_ ach who was approved by-the College Board or of mathematics. Barrow, Street, speeding. Arresting officer ch Peace. Arresting had checked out a bee* Charles Hua- produced dark tobacco. The dele- 7th grade student from Hazel. officer the during of Regents here yesterday as sell i comb, Trooper Guy Turner. $10.00 Sheriff. Fined Natioaal Library Week. assistant professor of psy- gation is composed In Calloway Cooney fine $1.00 and costs of as a faculty salary schedule of Holmes High, the and $11.50 costs. 40.50. The winners were Laurel Park- that ' chology; F. N. Bone)', assistant Ellis, General Manager. Western only high school participating in er. 108 North ranges from $5.000 to $11.400. _ir40professor of social science: J. W. Harris, public drunkeness. 10th Sstreet, and John $2.00 t Dark Fired Tobacco Growers As- the contest, Vickie Crawford won Jack Oakie Sims. Breach 'of the Mrs. Treva Murrell. The new budget and salary sche- C. Williams. assistant professor Arresting officer the Sheriff. Fin- National Ho- sociation, Murray. Ky.; R. A Ham- first place. Peace. Arresting officer the tel. Both of the dule will be effective July 1. of biology; Chad L. Sher- ed $10.00 and costs of $20.50. winners will be Stewart. as- mack, General Manager, 'Eastern Each school in the county, spon. iff. Given 10 days suspended given A men's dormitory now under sociate professor seo- Noel Cole, public a list of books and may of health; A. L Dark Fired TobaccoGrowers sored by their various organiza. tence on good behavior, drunkeness. choose construction was named for the (Continued Arresting officer the book they want. on Page 3) sociation. Springfield, Lion, picked three winners. the Sheriff. Fin- late Hollis C. Franklin, Tenn.; and They e4 $10.00 Miss Parker told Mrs. Esco a former C. W. Maloney. Roberta Ferguson, charged with and costs of $20.50.. member of the MSC -President, Stem- a" now on cig1P4aY the 3- - - -nter, 4ibiaiiati, Wee Thlie will Boards-et -Re- MurraY- "sale of alcoholics beverages Ohn 13-wens, Murray, reckless gente ming District Tobacco Association, Calhavay County Public Library in choose a book. and after from Marion. local option territory". driving. Arresting officer, t he she has Henderson, Ky. etere the three big winners were Arresting read it, the Murray The board also approved a $10- urt Dons . . officer, the Sherift. 2(1)et-ioff.. Fined $204)0 and costs High School . This trip is being made under • . chosen last Friday. To appear for of Library may trial on April V have it for their col- the auspicee of the Burley and The winners from Calloway 23 at 10:00 a.m. . lectiOn. tucky students and a $20 increase Dark Leaf Tobacco Export County High, sponsored for out-o-state students. These in- As- by their Carl Eldridge, "wilfully or un- Mrs Murrell. a student at Mires Blue Jeans 4 sociatiun in cooperation P. T. A were Vickie creases were recommended with the Crawford. reasonably neglecting to provide ras State College chose a book by the 'Tobacco Division 1st prize, and Kentucky Council ,J of the Foreign Kathline Duncan, tor. the support of his children". Structure To on teachingShefeels Education Agricultural Service, USDA. 2nd prize. book and will be effective next fall. Also Arresting officer the Sheriff. Fia- will be helpful in aoms of Yesterday cooperating The contest Degree fees were also in sponsoring this at Kirksey was' spon- ed $20.00 and costs of $16.50. the courses she is taking and later raised. from promotional trip are the individ- sored by their P. T. A., and the as she begins teaching. $5-7.50 for bachelor degrees and ual Growers unners Maurice Be Built from 516-$20 for T tee Calloway Association represent- sere Gail Smith Wilson, Murray, Brear-h During National Library Week, master degrees. County Fiscal RIST of appointments Court met ed by William R096. the Peace. New yesterday these tobacco officials. 2nd prize, and 'Twila Arresting officer the 123 adults regtelered for the free to the facul- in an un- Sheriff. ty and staff usual all day The purpose of the visit of this Adams, -third prize. $500 bond set for appear- . • gift and 253 child! n mere were aproved by the board meeting at the coun- ance eat ty garage recently The Faxon's Mothers Club a- on May 2. r sey 1328 adult books checked out during purchased from warded the State Highway their prizes in Faxon the week and 471 children's books. Department, velopment Programs school 0 0 Dublin, cold checking. Howe And Williams County Jadise in Western to KkIll Eddie Pennington, Twenty six records and two paint- Robert-O. Europe, for County Atta-ney Adult Farme the promotion of U. 1st prize. Vickie Greenfield, 2nd Brown C. Tucker. contracting ings were also checked out. Combine To Beat James Overbey, S. leaf tobacco. prize, County Clerk Douglas They will confer and Linda Dleson, 3rd New Subdivision officer for the West Fork Clarks I Mrs. Russell Terhune, chairman Shoemaker with tobacco South Marshall and the members manufacturers in the prize. River Watershed, has announced of the National labrars- Week com- of the court Netherlands. Now donned blue Class Treated regarding the possi- The faculty at Hazel sponsored Open, Kopperud that Mullins Bros. of Benton was mittee, stated :she was very pleas- jeans and with other bility of their workmen cleaned initiating a cooperative contest The winners were the successful bidder on a retard- ed with the number of people who out the garage. advertising Howe and Williams combined Included in project for their pro- ('arol Barrow. 1st prize. Glenda ing structure for the project. had come in during the week. the daya werk was for teal_ hit Ntching in hurling planning for ich contain U. S. leaf to- Dale. 2nd prize. and David Knight, Plans The structure will be built She urged everyone in the the repair and added To Fish Dinner ducts wh to build a completely in com- the Tigers past visiting South construction bacco. The group will also visit 3rd prize. modern Calloway County some munity to continue taking on the garage. Lime- community of economical- 311 miles advant- Marshall 3-2 yesterday in the stone tobacco officials in France, where In Almo School the contest win- North Of Ktrksey age of the was also spread on the ly priced homes, located on North The contract books and services opening game of the season for a similar project a now ners were Ned Nance. 1st has been offered parking area. in opera- prize. Sixteenth Street extended, five awarded and work is at the public library; not both clubs tion. In addition to France John Huta, 2nd prize. and Belinda expected to start only during Dec(,-. .n- were made on the re- The Kirksey *doh farmers class and minutes from Murray State Col- shortly. National Library Week, alurray will be host to College the Netherlands. this delegation Hopkins. 3rd prrze. The Alm° The contract will but throughout pair and sale of used road equal- wa- presented a fish supper Wm- lege campus were announced to- involve con- theentire year. High this afternoon at Holland will Lai Switzerland. Spain. P T A nsored the contest structing a 35 /arena the repainting 4,1 part of day night „at Sue and Charlic'a Italy. day by Lakeland. Incorporated, acre lake, the sec- Field and will travel to Benton .lardnattro, Luxembourg, The Lynn Grove P. T. A ond in a series the building which is located on by the Bar* of Murray. Denmark, ward-.'developers of Panorama Shores. of 17 lakes to be on Thursday The • The din- Geinanv. Noreen ed their prizes built Tigers play this S•oith Fifth Street. and the stor- • Sweden Fag- by grades rather - in the flood water ner was given the class for its Land Will be developed inane- retard- first right here- Saturday at 7:30 Ian. Ireland and Scotland than individuals. The 8th grade ing program Cadiz Man age and distribution facilities for outstanding attendance mark They diately for 75 homes, according The cntract for p m when they host Reidfaritl. ii'? U I dur- will contact officials won 1st prize, the 7th another surplus corinnodlties. ' ing several weeks of manufact- grade 2nd to Dr. A. H. Kopperud the com- lake in Calloway Counts, Donnie Danner of class room uring firm, prize, and led Murray's Taylor Motors delivered instruction. and confer with. gov- the 6th grade third pany's secretary • treasurer, known as site No. 6, will be let swinging t w o has I ernmental who attack with two hits. 1962 eight cylinder Mune Rob and tobacco trade of- prize. said the sub-division in June. K.fl Wife, trucks Gingles presided at the will be call- Howe started on the mound but which they ficials in the countries to he The Concord Homemakers Club ed Oak There were 12 bids received recently bought on a ker I dinner . meeting. Gingles is the Park Estates on hurt his leg and had to be reliev- bid visited. in an effort to enlarge our sponsored the contest at Concord the 'project ranging from basis. public relations director for the "We are extremely fortupote the low ed by Williams. who pitched the export markets for Kentucky School Their sinners were Susan to a high of $57.097.54 Judge Miller said that a gooa OU ,- bank Also present was Joe - in obtaining this highly desirable Two pre- Then Self last two innings. Williams got Ditt, Tennessee Dark Fire Fogle, 1st prize, Suzette Johnson. vious contracts cleaning of the garage to 4: plaae the bank's agriculture -Cured. One land for development." Dr. Ki- have already been credit for the win. represent- Sucker and Green 2nd prize, and Alice let and that the facility will be worte the ative. River types of Parker, 3rd perud said. 'Its gently sloping They -include a flood wall re- Murray scored U S. produced prize tarding . two runs in the much to the county. Judge Millet The Kirksey leaf tobacco terrain should prove an re near sms fourth class maintained While ideal CADIZ, Ky. ITV - Authorities to come from a 2-0 deficit suffered an injured finger lg. 'an attendance 4 n Brussels. Belgrunt the setting for the and treatment of critical areas in in the record of 94.5 per new homes of said today that Frank Colson. 70. and added the winning run in the days cleaning. Cent delegation will meet with Com- young suburbanites." Calloway and Marshall Counties. The class met one night apparently shot his wife to death seventh South Marshall scored ,,, each mon Market officials to disc-uss Stephen Miller Is An innovation week for the -past several in West Kentucky with a 16 gauge shotgun Tuesday lone tallies in the - first and third A months the new tobacce duty rates re- will be a planned Billy for a two hour period of Benton Valedictorian playground and while their 13-year-old son watch- Ross Will ' intensified cently announced by the Euro- swimming pool instruction. H a m p for the families ed. then turned the gun on him- Murray- Mee. Williams and Enroll At Brooks. pean Economic Communita- These of the new Handicraft Illinois class instructor, will visit Stephen Thomas Skiler community. self Faughn; South Marshall- Cothran , members dieeussionsa will be held en an ef- Dr. Kopperud during the summer men- Dr. and Mrs. Joseph said the maint- The bodies of Colson and Miller fort to determine the possible ef- Miller is enance and his Billy I. Ross, 37 year old at- 1R ths and give on the spot train- this years Valedrctorian -free home with spaciouis wife, Alene Gardner('olson. fect of the new duty rates on fu- at Bent- 4IflIJ,II I I1tI 45. sistent professor of journalism at lots of approximately onenalf acre were found at ture exports of U. S. on High School. His scholastic their farm home St. Leo Catholic the University of Houston (Texas) Wives of the members leaf to- in area will be offered in a price near 's 5.1 were also bacco to Common standing is 10.970 out of a possible here. will enroll at the University 49 uests of the bank Market coun- range to meet the needs of fame of . "g▪ and received a tries. 11 points. This es the highest Stevie Colson told authorities Church Plans Services Southern Illinois this • gift as did the lies'ivho seek pleasant but fall to -work class members. The standing ever achieved by a stu- econe- To Income . he watched , the shooting through toward a doctorate all a Attending Association of Dark Leaf mical suburban living. in journalism. from Kiricsety were dent at Benton High. a porch window. Special Holy Week services will - Ross is the 31 James (Continued on Page 3) A completely furnished son of Mrs. Mary Brandon, Oacus Bedwell, Ile has been active in all phafies ditalay Trigg County Sheriff Prentice be held on Thursday. Friday, Ross i • Moan home on the If you would like to earn and of 706 Olive Street. Cunningha , John of schoolwork He was Hazel Highway will your Oliver said several other children Saturday St • president at Leo's Catholic prlecielairieocnentl4 sr. ninigham. be open to the public livingor supplement .your income neer-as gaitvenKaapnilaan.;p &id Collins, G. W. Ed- Holy Week Services of freshman, sophomore and Jun- this week- were in the house at the time of Church at 12th and Payne Streets. mons, en by handicraft work, be sure and Ernest Madrey, Malcomb ior classes and Vice-president of the double shooting. The Maundy Thursday devotion, Restaurant Majors. Are Announced visit the Kentucky Guild in Houston as a re- Hoyt McCallon Senior class, President of the Train. ' Oliver said Colson was to have (so called from the Lord's amen cognition R. The train is ' located beside - of his "unlimited de- P McDougal. Max Oliver, honor society, a varsity basketball the appeared in U S. District Court datum." or commandment votion Kenneth The South old L & N depot in of love). and loyalty to his students ---• Palmer. Hugh Palmer Pleasant Grove 'Me- guard. and National Murray. It at Paducah on charges a Merit Schol- is open to the of puss- will consist of Mass. at 6 p. m., and his profession." . a Baron Palmer. Sherwax1 thodist Church will hold .special public from 9 a m. session of Potts, artihup finalist. Well until 9 moonshine whisky. feenillaoutu'e,)nd alair ialopprocessionlyroc andre..ons- The dinner was given by more Lynn Parker, Clifford Holy We Services on Wednes- p. in. each day through coroner Smith. John He is the grandson of Mea. Sunday, W. I). Heaton termed than 100 students. ex-studertts Is B Smith. Billy Tohvell, day, Thursday, and Friday April 22. and John Tuck- nights Mavis Miller of Hazel and the the deaths murder and suicide. special altar to honor Christ's members of the lioeiston er, and Virdon of this week. Thoscerafptesoparlee eux- htoendwion awistpheeth Adver- Tucker. late Dr. E. W Miller who was a iael inglletisalatid (thaeilsocnhillItena bneotetaakeken- presence in the Sacrament." The tising Club Mr • a Res. Henry MacKenzie, Investigated ° wood Ross was present- , and Rev. family physician church I.• for almost tatty invitation to visa will be open until mitt- ed an engraved copper plaque. ; Donald Moorehead will be guest the train. Pile care of. years to -the people of Calloway Osolnik. head the Ile said that Olson al- night-Thursday. and from 9 o'clock a set of golf clubs. golf bag and Easter Egg preachers on Wednesday, and County of industrial so to Hunt until his death three years Arts Department asked be burled beside his Friday morning until after the car, -and other gifts. Thursday evenings. The services of Berea Col- first „ -1 Is ago. Sheriff Woodrow Rickman wife in the family cemetery evening devotions, for the private, Ross plans to visit his mother , Planned Saturday will conclode on Friday evening to- lege. will be on the train through s s day was called to plot. worship of the people. in June. MI a candle light Communion the home of Friday afternoon to consult and An Joy Thornton in the Locust Grove advise The ; F al •• devotion, b ' he Easter Egg Hunt will be Service conducted by the pastor. interested people on pro- held area of the county, where he in- doction ginning at 5:30 p. m., will corn- . aturviay. April 21, for all Brother Owen. and the congre- and design techniques in Preschool Miss Frances Perry children Conners vestigated poison in a well. Mr. wood. Mr. Osolnik Clinic memorate the sufferings and death . • of the Russells Chapel gallon extend to one and all a In ie on sabbatical a I • and Thornton told Sheriff Rickman leave to - of the Savior This service will In Hospital Again • Temple Jill Method rif Church- cordial invitation and welcome to serve as consultant of the is Planned Thursday es that he found the top of the consist of readings from the Old - - at the parsonage. share this pre4aaster worship em- well Depailment -of Economic Develop- • Sponsors pushed to one side and That the merits, Division Testament, the prayers of the Nine Frances 'Perry, (laughter of the hurrt invrte all phasis. Service will begin at 7-30 Cal 1 av Jail of Arts and Crafts. There will be a pre-school clin- faithful, chiadren white powder had been found One veneration of the crucifix, Of Mr and Mrs. II. M. Perry. te attend. p m.. and are sponsored by the of the functions of the ic I theHealth Centerbeers has ar,,,und the well. Kentucky, Th and 'the Communion ,service. admitted again to St. Commiesion on E.vdengelism. Guild of Artists and day April 19.afor Lyon Grove Ele- Mary's The white -powder. thought OR Holy Saturday.. the "Vigil." I Hospital ql 'Humboldt. to Craftemen is to locate and help mentary School and on Friday Tennessee. be DDT, was also found or eVebillg watch, will begin at Miss Perry was . .' William "Bill" Conners has been inside, craftsmen earn money through April 20 for New Concord injured here in the well on the Ele- 104 p m. It, will melee the an - automobile ,5 Alumni Meeting returned to ('all,oway County by casing for several "their craft work. mentary; School. accident last No- • . . Weather feet down. Mr. light caremony. in which Jesus ember. According to. •" Sheriff Rickman and Deputy Tay- Osolnik will -be able tia talk These clinic's will be. held from her father • ,• Is Set For Several bags of DDT were miss- to an is comenemorate1 as the Light she received a whiplash blow . April 21. lor .Gooch. He ts now in the Cal- interested person 'during 9:00 a na to 11;00 en. Post in . ing from 'an oirthouse and it is the of the World, the blessing of 'the. the,lecklent libel a fractured a Report loway County_ jail ,where a war- sal.sy. However, if 'you want cards have been mailed to par- neck. Harry Lee Waterfield. thought that • whoever pot the' technical baptismal eater and renewal of She will icidergo a aeries- Peeskient rant charging him with "carrying help, the ey.ening hours ents whose' children are on the of trest- E by r•fir. 1•••reatia•.1 of the ,National Investors concealed powder in the *ell uSeell this, as would the baptismal promises. and Mass mons in etrict traction and elec- , Life in- and deadly eeapons on be the best time to visit pre-school list, however due to surance Company, a s2Aurre and bonoring lae risen (Vise • trical therapy:. former ilaruai his' ersvn .ira • rall01E.V C/119C' bring your work. Mr. Osolnik people ;owing ?tom- one .. . . a ik -• 45 'tenant 11h. coroentrinai 'Itttfe-trf area .. • overcaor elf Kentucky; and s 'on •Sondiry Kpril' ft, - sad would' be able at this time to to another these mortick..V.41(0$1.'hpr ariers .0,411,,Visa?$••••••••••••,• 1.• :;•••:1 i-t • r coral, central taken a dr lists are not xi- to attenir the "selyelhilei-Vi.taiitkttspile . Ken- a former student of -Hazel High - of water leom.the work with yeti on, 'any of 'the- was aecurate • 73 sts'imitn-1117., - - 1. • Lucky - Partly cloudy and hydrint and some .may not and to casette to the church • warni- School address the Hazel ,nti e the, house. mks tools in the Demonstration receive for er tonight, high in trudge Car. carda but should tame to pervate worship upper 60s. Fair Alumni Association . at its annual Robert Miller ,said that ever the water had come froni the Other .craftsmea who en Holy Thursday a with little change would like the clinic also. evening Legion Auxiliary in temperature meeting April 21, 19432 at other indictmenteranight he forth- presaure tar*, not from the poison- to bring their work down and during the day on • • tonight and the are aaao - All children on the New. ('on- Good Thuniday. Low to- school. eaening when the Grand Jury re- ed water. invited to do Friday. ,An explanation of To Meet On Monday night in low ""ss .se. The Train Di- cord pre-sehoor list have been rimier MIMI 40s. The Alumni . Association ceived the case.* The -.wilily had been gone all rector the ritual will be given before _ Temperatures urges of Mr. Osolnik would be serat poetearcls - giving them an at 5 a m. (EST).: all former students and day and returned to find the well glad to discuss. each ceremony, and guide bcsolls 'The American Legion Auxiliary "mon-vale 45 graduates Conners held I.. J. 11111 your problems. appointment in order to avoid to attend this and in that condition. A large containing all the prayers and will meet Monday at 'Lexington meeting and to Hazel City Policeman piece The Exhibition car contains ex- .• g h dthose the Amen- 39 make Gorge Bar- of tobacco canvas had hymns will be available for those cat- Legion /. - their reservation now with row also been amples ( craftor a leading having an appointment Hall at 7:00 pm. • sa 1 Covington 44 • at gunpoint and made them split, which indicated, should who participate. James E. Hamilton. at that vandals American Craftsmen Mrs. Sylvia Atkins, Kentucky Parlocah 47 912 Syca- drive him to a point north which will come to the clinic between 10:00 more Street or at of might have been responsible. he of State Department of afflowling the Family Shoe Penney from Hazel, interest to every one in- a. 'm to 11:00 a. rn. Child Wel- Green 40 Store. where he The Health Department of the terested VEKEND GUEST fare, will be the guest iv, Ky. London let them out. in doing production wort. This appointment system is speaker. 41 Officers Ile was captired county worked with Sheriff new Mrs. Wayne - of the associadon an- near Symsonia Rick- The Kentucky Guild Train is this year and it Is hoped Flora. child welfare • Honk'nevi Ile 47 ticipate on Monday about man to pump the water that in Tip Curd and David WiThanks, chairman that this 'meeting will 10.30. out of sponsored by the Kentncky Guild the future it can of the Murray unit will Evansville, Ind 40 the eel! A sample be worked out students ae David Lipscomb draw the largest crowd of "any of the white of Artists and (raftarnen and the to make Col- be in charge of the program. Huntington. W. 'Va., Ile has been held in the Mar- powder has it more convenient to lege, Nashville. Tennessee, 42 of the altimnudinners. been sent away for Department of Economic Develop spent Hostesses will be Mrs. Claude 1 shall County - the parents and prevent children jail. • analysis. - the weekend with Mr and Mrs. Anderson. Mr:. -.. merit's Division of Arts and ('rafts. having to wait to e examined. Macon Erwin, ad . , ,.. .. Edward Curd of hazel. Mrs. Avis Smith. . . . , , . , . _ . . . • ...... , . . . 9 t - ar • • • _..._. _ _ . _ _ . . . - _ _ _ _ • _ r at • -' _------...._ ., - „..., . - . . ,

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• rm.!! TWO THE LEOGE.; & TIMES - MURRA KENTUCKY THE LEDGER & TIMES WEDNESDAY - APRIL 18, 1962 ressisseas br IMAMS PINISJIIIINNIA 1 Not Perfect Comositialks COINSINOPIL. Iwo. But How Else Ow libtatm, lialost, Ilia Can You often, mid 11Ms Descile OISMar ss, sr. oil So 1. DM. NOM limitallilltito aim/ The Pitching Of Cleveland's PRE - EASTER SPECIAL AMID C. INIAAANIII./WI Dick Donovan 41 By MILTON soserwo slat to wawa am. AtigerVaboo. RICHMAN a two-run Lath= Ile Was. __LAMBILY•••&-liatosorlionst homer in • the____I=4..umang___ralas---and-neeti-indueed wilsa. la ear 4.1111M. ost km -1kTi:i one's --111•TeTn/ - a Omit al war saidows. am boot Ia. perfect, but that's the another pair! Mays to pop up only way with a double for the final out ONE to describe in the II- X Dick filth and 14 PHOTO Dono- of the game %an off clearing the with the tying run JINP1111231111TAT/IPEEt WALLACI his pelionmances for bases with another on INTIM Cll. INS UW double base. Monopits T.; low Cie% eland Indians so far. in the ninth. •me 11106. bah AZI Willie arrived late at tke ball Dolma, NSA. - Dot: 'van has made The _Tigers__ trotted CHOICE OF FOUR two starts -out their park tetause be was PROOFS b) I Riled 1.1".• leishisdassi and conic up heavy artillery tied- up in aninled el Sia PRO with a pair of five- against the Sena- court in connection Ciatra. Marras. .1frorroidsg. Nanwraloom NATIONAL LEAGUE nit tors with home with his wife's Seoswei am shutouts back-to-back. Thai's runs by Al Ka. aivurce. Ome 1. Put OA lint', Don Drysdale, who gave not only par tor the Bill Bruton, Dick Brown and SUINSIMPTICIN Pittsburgh 6 0 1.000 course but up nine hits, including a homer SATES: By Carrier ta Noserag, it's also the kind of Norm Cash. Jim Bunning stopped Ian& flig- Da piw work las. pee St LouLs. 4 01000 1 patching which by Ed Bailey, during the ONLY Celbolog ooNsisang the Senators first - makes on - - i soawilos. $4.95 IoNsmo. WAIL par poome. MIN dem- San Francisco General Manager Gabe seven hits fur his IP.x innings, - 6 2 .750 1 Paul first victory. was credited with look like a genius for Bennie Daniels, wrio For Babies or Houston 4 2 .667 2 obtain- stopped his second victory. Mike McCor- Small Children, Teenagers or ing Donut an in a deal Detroit on five hits in Los Angeles 5 3 .625 2 with Wash- last mick, knocked out in the third, NVEDNESDAY ington during the week's opener, suffered his - 18, 1962 Philadelphia- 3 2 .600 ott-season. first was the loser. He yielded Adults 21 'lite 34 homers $1.00 Extra for Re-touching A 16J Cincinnati -year old Donovan is in to Tim Harkness Negatives. 3 5 .375 4 a bit lossTreeh errors, and Frank How- Milwaukee of a rut, the kind every two of them by ard. POLITICIANS 1 6 .143 al pitches veteran Giv ARE INCONSISTENT would like to Eddie Yost, helped the - at New York 0 5 000 51 fall into. Casey Stengel watched the &lets' - He blanked the Boston A's to their victory over the An- Pad Chicago 0 7 .000 bj Red Sox hopes for their first victory of on Site hits April gels, who played their first Tuesday's Results 10 in Cleve- game the season suddenly dissolve when M ANY folks are shocked over -Jinn's opener a n ever at Chavez Ravine. Yost methods used d came back had Dun Buddin Mes by President Houston 5 New York 1. II inns. trouble judging blasted a three-run Kennedy in against tne Red Sox Tuesday the bounce of the LOVE'S Kathl heading off an increase Pittsburgh night homer tor the Colts STUDIO in the price 10 Chicago 6 witn two out of steel. to ueat them, 5-0, ball un the new playing field and the I COInbrnatl%Cs in Los Angeles 8 Sari Francisco 7 with another in the 11th. Gus Bell sent the both political hurtle- wonder if he Ken McBride was charged 503 Poplar visite is with game into overtime when PLaza 3-2342 "hell bent" to sok'ialmc St. Louis at Phila.. night, ppd., The the loss although none he tied the steel Lidustry. e don't think two shutouts represent Don- of the four the score pital so. cold weather runs he gave at '2-2 with a two-out Socialism isn't indicated ovan's entire total with the up were earneci. Th in the background of either Only games scheduled. Sena- Rookie homer in the ninth. the tors last season. John Wyatt, who held the to Kennedy or Fitzgeralds Even though nit Jim although both families Today's Games lust his Angels to four hits over Bolden, who took over for were have been first five games in 1061, the first leaders in Ruston politics. St. Louis at New York the 613 innings, was the starter Bobby Shantz in the sixth, first veteran Quincy., Mass., rignt- winner. Dan- San Francisco at Milwaukee ny 'McDevitt and was the winner and reliever Herb Fascists, maybe,. but not socialists. hander still I c d all American Bob Grim mop- whic A "dictator-complex" Houston at Chicago ped up. 1Motord the loser. Norm Larker is almost League pitchers with of BOO must in the kind of bare Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. night a 2.40 earn- the Colts knuckle 'political buck- ed run astrage The Pirates handed the Cuos also homered off Met au-p. round Angeles Cincinnati. and this year it that elevated a elloston saloonkeeper's Los at night looks their seventh straight loss tarter Jay Hook. grandson to likeVhe may even better by scar- the presidency. Thursday's Games that. ing six runs in the last - Aucl two inn- St. L. ins at New York ings. Chicago tied All dictators Owns Good Slider a major league hair are inciinsiStent, Liss ever, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, night record when and President Owner of one of it used five pitchers W is Kennedy is all of Los Angeles at Cincinnati. night the best sliders that. And he gets by W.itb it. tkr.o. in the business. in the eighth in a vain attempt 'I at San Francisca Milwaukee Donovan's big N‘e mentioned his at trinble to halt the rallying Buccaneers. iiici-istency during the campaign with the Senators, for is Houston at Chicago Don Leppert drove in what hen we saw him on televi;Iiin whom he won 10 and lust 10 proved Pm as he walked out on a stage last to be the deciding in' . year, was that he rarely run with a Ka Liuisvillr claiming to be a frnnid AMERICAN LEAGUE was single in the of TVA. given much hitting support. ieghth off Jack War- Stu "slimy folks W. L. 1,, I oft ner. Lou remember he ousted Henry With the Indians Bruck and Ron Santo e Cabot Lodge in New York 3 1 750 he expects humered a Republican more and is for the Cubs and Leppert lor landslide in 1952 on a pledge to Chicago 4 2 .667 getting more. Rookie "destrur '1An. AI Luplow connected for the Pirates. Harvey Ii ',trainee ht. -then bald -Angeles -2- 2- .600 and Willie Kirkland llert ^=811115 -A-was inducing' industry to each H-addtx was the winner leave New Cleveland 3 2 600 1, hit homers. The loser was a---na Bar- England. ney Schultz the loser. Was_hington Bill Monbouquette, who pitched 2 -2 500 1 a Sherry EASTER parade styles for little boys The Nashville Panner comments 12-inning shutout against Saves Victory on another bit Zif in- 2 a00 I the In- Larry cunsistene) diani last week. Sherry saved the Dodg- -4 of. the Kennedy clan. in Chicago. Ketiirstlast City - 3 4 .428 lj ers' victory It is pertinent The New York Yankees over the Giants when now that so Balt.nore 2 3 400 lj moved he struck many falls wonder where we are headed into first lace with out Willie Mays in a oi price control. It t..ry over ng-ruie to end a seventh reads: Maniesota 4 .333 2 the Baltimore Orioles, the ."Managers uf Chicago White Sox blanked the Joseph 'I'. Kennedy propertie Results are Detroit 9TlaWeedasahYili the Minnes,,ta Twins, 8-0, Detroit not going - to let increased operating costs principally Chicago walloped Washington. 9-2, labor 8 ht and the and taxr•i stpiek'.7.e these Kansas City Athletics Murray High V set rral e'stablishments Cxleve:Na.onrcik.58 defeated th... • out Los Angeles e of husine,s. brad of t.110 Angels, 3-3. clan didn't get rich that way' -or Ka s sAng.tames Pittsburgh's unbeaten Pirates ..by submitting to %% ring City 5ax L...sa 11.3..g nightiht ers. as between the .upper made it six tn-a-row- by Spring • • -downing Sports Black and Dark and nether millstones. the Chicago accumulate the fortune already Chicago at Minnesota Cubs, 10-6. in the 1 National Brown bequeathed in part to hi e progeny.. Wasohingt,in at Detroit League, the Los Angeles . Doo4el's u..w- ned the San Francis- ”Scs w as..as announced York Announced jast eck, that rents eu - Giants, 8-7, and being are KaNNenv sasoCityatt aLiitimosAnrgeede ns.nightigat the Houston raised On crectipant• of Cults handed the the Nlereliandise Mart at Only games scheduled. New York Mets thicagte---largest their fifth straight loss. Coach Ty liolizod of commercial structure in Thursday's Games • 5-2, in 11 Murray the woirld- innings. Cold High School today which he owns. The Nev. York at Baltimore. n.ght weather caused pust- released the. afterthought explanation, that p.mement .0 the. spring sports schedule •Increase the Kansas City at Los Angeles Cardinals-Phillou tor the Is efiCCII\C ulli) Tigers. Murray AVALON as leases art- renewed, dn't Chie:ige at Minnesota while the Reds and Brave; will participate in $250.00 alter the facts acre idle baseball. track. 'nee include, stated. Hardly does one Detr..it at Boston and golf meets. )....4...J Tax. Let him go parading in real he-man raise rent in the Murray Prig ealarsed to at.. eirt•ti. shoes that feature the duration of contract. On!) games i•cheduled. Skowron Homers organized its first golf Bill Skuuron's team last year and entered slim trim styling of big brother and dad. -Anylio%%. seventh inning some Ws a Keepsake Oxfords and Its going up 3 to homer off reliever four or five 'meets. Diamond .5. per cent: and nut . Dick Hall snap- Holland in- Ring slip-ons, all constructed so carefully word Lis dicated ... permanently reg- for long wear and been heard irom 11.-iiington tied a 3-3 tie between the Yan- that added emphasis would about "irrespon-i- Federal State Market istered, guaranteed perfect Lug lasting tidily 7 or defiance kees and Orioles. Skowron drove be placed on the snort this year good looks. All so correctly fitted by us too. of the imbue intere;t and the diamonds seething that News Service in three runs and Clete Boyer and Lew etopect the Tigers to be ore pro- ---decieton. President kenivel_...s tected must feel that the ace.ainted for two more a tougher competitor on the green. against loss. • Lillie. custodians with a father's property are MURRAY. Ky.. Tuesday. April homer and .two The Tigers entered the Padu- eminently justified iii meeting aounies. Jim Coate with 1962. Murray Lives: 'de Co. Coates hurled four hitless cah Imitation Track and i$499 $799 increased innings Field prieese-and didii•t the present case RECEIPTS: Hogs, 99: Cattle. and in_ relief of Whitey Ford ana was Meet at Memorial Stadium in Pa- froxl 61.11.41•••00 to .epeing the -rrein,g--e-U-Sts-- UT iiifng -.48. Sheep. 7.- The' ainnt.r. • dame+ - last Saturday and finished thees, ,people, et cetra, being a HOGS Receipts with 16 points. The baseliall figment of the greedy imagination. - mostly calmed Rookie Joe Horlen• and Fi sch , 'Maybe the steel grad. _tchers. Steady. U.S. N- Roomson .of dole opened Tuesdaj with Murray firtiez should concert the White Sox did a their aesi.'• 1. 2 5:.0 3 barrows and gilts: thorough lacing visiting South Marshall. Sogh to rentai property:for 67 two-man j d on the leasing through 216 1115.75:•247' On Wednesday and 1% a lb. lb, $15.23. Twin, !torten Fetched a six-hit the Tigers face ington ui the College iaitiry. Maybe the setock 263 . 282 lb. $13.25 to $1400. N shutout for his first victory High at Holland Field and rches loll ex lila- and t ai.phcs It's different 2 and 3 s iws 310 to 510 lb $1225 Robinson drove Thursday they tra%el to Renton FAMILY SHOE to hen it .iappens in seven runs by STORE to U. or • , 413 50 • All of the first three r tagging loser Canute. Pascual for games this CATTLE and CALVES: Reeeipit eek be 1.1 la) ed in the after- JEWELRY 510 Street mostly $tock steers; siaughter noon Main 327.au; Medium to Good steers and cows. All classes about 923.00 Saturday night at 730 Reidland I.. $23.75: Good and ••eady. Good Ch.,ice. 300 will furnish the baseball A and Choice 1100 to to 500 lb. competi- Fine Track stock heifers, $24 00 to Performance 1100 lb. Slaughter Steers $24.90 tion for Murray at Holland Field. By $25-75. Med:um $2225 to t $26.30; Standard to Good $22.75 $23-00; This will be A good opportunity S. Good and Choice 600 to ann • . $23 60: Gaod and Choice 700 to M. for local fans to see a Tiger base- Murray leder steers $23.40 1,. 425.10: Med- Trounces .tf.10 lb. Slaughter heifers $24 60 ball exhibition. Spring Cleaning II 1)eaton &urn S22.75 to $2323; Time!! Mon. Medium and Murraj sas 40; Good -and Choice 301 sill meet Tilghman in .•••••• •I. Good Stuck C,XNS with to 500 lb. Slaughter Calves a duel track meet at Par1iscab Calves 924 7.0 00 $21.06.00. on WW, A w •...1126.50:- Standard 'Tuesday. April 24th Then on Wed- of tug toughest opkeiftets 622.75 to BABY CALVES: uf tht4511l About 20 head inesdaj NIurraj meet,, South • --Ai/Isola fur Marray 14e;i4DUIS - : tx2 2 - -C.ornineteral Mar- s tract Learn. en. CYA'S ti; ' 5=15 00 itcr head shall sway. Calloway tout It-an the Morris!.. Serimidt.- Murray. 614.40 to $1680: Canner and VEALEAS: at Holland chin neve Mon. nigh. etyner Mostly steaoy. Cho- Field as taw . Wheat ,n Cutter $11.50 to $1520; Good 3(10 on Thursday. and Mayfield unaceateu "nacers ice: 131 73 to $33.50; Good $27.50 LOW RUMDLES 1., SOO 10. Stock Steers $24.50 away on Monday. April 30th LEE'S Mc auel met: 96-36. 24 9 - t $30.75:- Standard, Adcn, !.. $21.75 to The gok schedule is Murray- Mursoy. Drake; Wrreatoli; 3: -e16 lb. low cr incomplete turned in a great at gmaner tatiuenberry. Murray the present time. However beioie an estimat - buti 440-YARD RELAY Coach Holland stated the team tans teat 2.41, tat Race.; mate_ - 4.2.2 Murray I ei: would probably participate in four c.van sweep in four ei s, Lake Cheaney, Ba 1.rst den and Duty 1 or five meets and then enter the place in 11 ellen and tie. COIN regional golf tournament LAUNDRY tar lar.i _poi.E VAULT - 120" - on May & areencr. roe -schudi 1: 16th.spring rec.ro, Vuy.les. Murray ar.i - tumult:a ou # Ine meet. McGov., as Wheatori. Webb. SAirr...‘ Bob's -ports schedule as W htlitthr3 to Lawn re- staueum & HIGH l-ased follows: Mark, .n twit et' JUMP - - giurray: Watkins. Baseball Sehodoli Lave Willie rain toe W ai, mot in Ater. Murray Apr 17 S Shar,tiaIl 424 tot a. n nfiats only _ -- COIN tu Dry CLEANING 18 College prated b Wheaton's High ritnee tsurgnie BROAD JUMP - Wltfla 1. 2: 9'C Garden 19 Benton Away of 4:19.7. Curt Sand- Aiien. Muiray. Center Murr,. 21 Reelland (N) ers __a inald O. Inc 'Lwo- Barden. H Murray. • - Zit Mayfield Why w-, . Leo to securid.bemna s I IA% lit 'et, s Home take a chance on your home 7 Dist. Tour. - laundry equipment With a Unit SHOT PUT - 3IarY . _ 21 Regional Tourn. Boling. Murray: literr:•. when you can use our Mar: Track Meets heavy duty machines for all relay team Chuck. Boling,. Murray GRAND your linish.fb OPENING Apr. 24 Tilehman

44u yarn in•4a.2 br Away Spring cleaning DISCUS - 137'7 25. S. Marshall at so little cost. _,10 tube ill - - • the 20th Away .rig. Murraj. Chuck .and 21st of April! 26 Calloway sung tor 'ale Racers were Home •ay. Austin. '30 Mayfield CT/tan-CY, Stun-a% Away LEARN . .-. - May 1 College TO COIN DRY CLEAN . Ai.cii Hi Home . eniasiaed JAVLIN - 165'5- - lec.ara Mein. FREE DOOR PRIZES 2 N. Marshall Home q.ning trie.1., a. Wheat in. Ho.rrit•-•,_Wheateu; Ha, - 3 CallowaS• Home in a titisteruig time of 2 - €"!. Robert (Bob) Overby, Mossa*--- -.. formerly with Eaton's of 5 West Ky. Con Meet it Ts a, .,en w.ii -botn hurdle eve, Mayfield, Pad .1,,intz your 1:imidry. Have all yoiir i; here to offer you the 11 Regional- TrSck -s‘inter garments and t e br -jump MILE RE1.81 - 3:246 best buys in Meet -•• to rack . -• Ma Lawn and •blanket Garden Equipment. From the Ietv ▪ 17.19 State Track Meet -s moth proofed at no extra cost, e. Murray .- aoirig Hart. Gross priced no moth 14. 1 1 -melt.. ,c an ; mowers to the superior • Golf Moot Summary :Laden) .. Jacobsen Riders and Panzer 'Trartor. (Incomplete) 10-lb. load, $2.00 - in large stainless steel 100 ARO DASH _machines that are rated -- 10:ll., • Li! 16 Rez,.:,-m.11 t;,,If t urtaj.., Meet among the best in Dry Cleaning. There is little s: ifolloyeel or no pressing to be fdone. Odurrae•' • • • 220-.YA41) MOWERS We have a steam presser. .1)AS14, - 2:2 5- - I-. 114. U R R FROM. $39.45 available for' ,mit- use if yen Snot Salargas.' „„... • )folifes • Holl'oues.1 an. r Hi AT r' SPRING SPORTS 15.1j. :11.,!raj t. r Mrs. IA.(' Will 'Help Oisb • You .If You • •4•401-1t: S.Ob • Start --..1•10, Nti IOTA . • , • ''.17"4. .74'S -- .,...: Assistarice - ---- '••:•-!-- fi.r. ;i:i•ii•••TeTtatis thuridayi .• -It - a. _ 1.68o-TAft1.1. /tat..N. 1 -57.5 -7 TROY $109.g5 T4 MURRAY STATE • Minray: Tweedie,--Murra,. DOROTHY 11E4.50 . • Kriegteiorn. DONAHUE Wheaton. . • &CRUM * . LILL us FOR INIORMATION EXPERT REPAIR Thursday MILE Vitt)N CONNIE SERVICE * 4:18'1 - Bark - 1.110YR Tehnis - at Western inert. W heatoh, WrIliams. Shure>. STEVEN NOUN Lawn- 1 Baseball e St LOWS U. here Sanders. iterray. • 1 • . 753-9184 8116.1fil syfiar Bob s & Friday " G-arden.(,enter fennis - U. 2-51l1.1. RUN -- 9:43.0 of -ft tin. here On Chestnut Street 206 E. Main Saturday ., Across From Ellis Pump and StUilai;; 14 Phone 753-5767 Murray, Pipe Company kv Da /Leal! Ciri(irutati C. MURRAY. KENTUCKY • Tro‘k 'a' at blesiipnia State

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'MI. 18, 1962 , =Ws - ESE/AY-wee. -APRIL IR, 19Ii THE LEDGER & TIMES -44FIRRAY, KENTUCKY I 1 'ECIAL PAGE THREE Ad Ten --1 Coldwater Years Ago Today HOTO Buy sla RENT HIR News Ledger and Times File TRA H E "Wash day is "PI health day," according to the Murray High School fund Mrs. Hess Darnell raising cotnmitee who will use next Monday )FS and Mrs. known RECENTLY DECORATED Rob Darnell as "Wash Day Down South" to 5-room gains offered in this town were Thursday guests solicit funds for the house, ceiled upstairs, ,for of Mr. Calloway Health Center. FOR back-porch years. Sale price Evansville, Indiana. ale and Mrs. Hill Adams and SALE is less than $2 HELP F and garage, located at 1112 Syca- per WANTED The leaders of Girl Scout troops sq. It. Anyone who has had are in the midst of a more St., owned by the RELIABLE PERSON TO WORK Mr and Mrs. Relda training course PARTS FOR ALL ELECTRIC Scott's experience in building knows thai Watson in the Girl Scout cabin with Mrs. 1.95 Grove Baptist Church. under pleasant conditions spent Sunday Orville SHAVERS. For fur- during with Mr. and Austin as LINDSEY'S JEWEL- it costa approximately $6 a sq. ft. LADY WITH CAR TO BE Local Mrs. instructor: The course is. -planned for five ther information, contact Joe Mor- summer months. Contact William G. L. Bell and Tommy. all-day enagers or a30 to construct a building ut this supervisor over two or three other events. ton, phone 753-3379 or Billy Tur- 0. Spencer, Kengas Corporation, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barnhill lePe. • ladies, to do door to door survey The Murray Training fats() CHEVROLET Convertible. ner, plume 753-4927. PL 3-1823 or after 5:00 p.m. PL 3- and children of School Chapter of the Future aldc 10 YOU VETERANS WHO work setting up appointments for Bruceton were Farmers Straight shift, solid white. WISH 3794. Sunday guests of America won seven of eight first place Negatives. Call to take advantage of our local representative. a20c of relatives. awards on PL 3-5446 after HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND your 0.1. This is a Mrs. District FFA Day April 5:00 p.m. al9c benefits, the permanent position. Wildie Mae Smith, Mrs. 10th. The chapter was also rated as electric full size range. Must sell. Veteran Administra- Salary plus a gold tion car allowance. Earl Lamb and Miss Carlene Lamb emblem chapter. HOUSE TRAILERS FOR SALE. Bell's Grocery, 406 6. 8th. will have ,additional money Must be 21 or old- aldc er. FOR RENT were Monday afternoon callers of Jack Story will coach the gxtellent 35x8 foot New Moon lor 0.1. loans on July 1, of this For personal interview write South squad in the North- 1951 PONTIAC, P.O. Mrs. Hattie Watson and children. South basketball Wailer. One bedroom '56 mod, 4 DOOR Sedan, year, come in and let us give you Box 574, Mayfield, Ky. giv- game to be held in Carr Gym, Murray State clean ing THREE ROOM DUPLEX, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Mary of College. exceptional buy at $1695. Also inside and out. Good motor, all Lhe information in regard tu address and phone number. Newly a decorated, couple only. Memphis spent Sunday with 110 '56 General 45 foot 2 bedroom, tires, paint, new battery, radio these loans. It is very important attic Call PL 3- re- 1246. 503 Olive. latives. you can't beat heat er and defroster. $150.00. that you obtain your eligibility al8c $1995. Matthews TWO OR Mrs Ethel Darnell RAPS WALKER 3-2342 Trailer Hume Comfort Company, Hazel certificate and get your THREE LADLES TO is seaendIng HOG MARKET CHARGES Sales, across from Pipeil se priority work NEWLY DECORATED es BRICK a few days Highway, phone 492-2502. number as early with our local lady super- with Mr. and Mrs. Service Station, Paducah Roao, aide as possible. We duplex, unfurnished Dewey visor to do door to door survey five rooms Bazzell and bons. Federal - State Mayfield, Kentucky. Call CH 7- will be glad to assist you in this and bath, gas Market News WASHINGTON (VD A Re- ALUMINUM INSULATED Siding. work, setting up appointments for furnace and garage. Mr. and Mrs. Jemmy Seller and Service, Wednesday, 9066. a20c at no cost or obligation to you. Call PL 3-3943. April 18, publican congressman said Friday Thirteen colors. Aluminum win- our local representative. This is a ans. children of Henderson were Sun- 1982. Kentucky sucker Real :estate and Insurance, Purchase - Area former Gen. Edwin Walker was NICE 7 dows and doors, aluminum awn- permanent position. Must day guests of home folks. ROOM MODERN Brick a02 Maple, Donald R. Tucker, PL be 21 SIX ROOMS AND BATH. SEE Hog Market Report including 9 "out of line and out of this world" house with ings, a n y size. Horne Comfort years old. For personal interview Mts. Opbella Bazzell was a Sun- 40 acres land on U.S. 3-5020, G. Dan McNutt, PL 3- Paul Humphreys at Humphreys' buying stations. Receipts Tuesday in his charges against administra- Company, Hazel Highway, phone write P.O. Box 574, Mayfield, day night guest of Mr. and Mrs. 641. Has nice road front on 5859, Office 505 Maple, PL 3- Ky. Grocery, 9th and Sycamore. al9c totaled 549 head. Today barrows tion officials. # roads. 492-2502. a2Ic giving phone number Lyman Dixon. a a Owner will finance this 4342, Hiram L. Tucker, Holcomb and address. and gilts 25c higher. Mixed U.S. Rep. William S. Broomfield, THREE Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dixon a place with /14 down and balance Crevrelet Bldg., PL 3-2617. lie al8c ROOM APARTMENT spent No. I, 2 and 3 barrows and gilts member of the 1957 FORD PICKUP. SEE AT with Sunday night House Foreign Af- monthly payments over 15 years bath, 100 South 7th. Heat with Mr. and Mrs. 180 to 230 lbs. $15.85 to $16.00; fairs Roberts & Lovett Gulf Station, WANTED: SALESMAN. SOME Clifford Committee, said Walker's with 5 per cent interest. Will sell and water furnished. Lady pre- Rogers. 235 to 270 lbs. $14.40 S. 4th St. a2Op NOTICE selling experience necessary. to $15.50; claims that Secretary of State house and approximately 5 acres Part ferred. Call PL 3-2.402. a20c Jennings Turner was honored 275 to 300 lbs. $13.90 to $15.00; time. High class popular selling. Dean Rusk was part of a group on same terms. Roberts Realty, 7-INCH HOIST AND 13-fl'. Flat on Sunday, April 8th, with a 150 to 175 lbs. $13.50 to $15.75. seeking to HILL'S JANITOR SUPPLY. Calling on business men. Must sell out the United 505 Main, phone PL 3-1651, Hoyt dump bee, giain siees, perfect stuprise • birthday dinner No. 2 and 3 sows 300 to 600 lbs. States Cleaning needs for automobile, have car. Good earning power. LOST to the Communists was Roberts, PL 3-3924, Jimmie Rick- condition and priced reasonable. in- - FOUND Those present were Mr. and $12.00 to $14.00. Boars all weights "baseless, dustrial, commercial nd See me personally. Warren Mox pointless and pure fic- man PL 3-5344. a 1 tic Call Herman K. Ellis, Ellis Pop- a home Mrs. Robert D. &well and Mrs. $8.75 to 514.00. tion." uses. Wholesale and retail. ley, Plaza Motel, room number corn Cu., PL 3-5451. a20c Clean- LOST: BLUE TICKED HOUND Ophelia Bazsell, Mr. and Mrs. Ly- ers, polishers, waxe e, brooms six. After 6:30 p.m. al9c lost near Jones Mill, Tenn. the man Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd FIRE KILLS SEVEN A LOVELY Con-AGE Located soaps, everytnurg f u r cleaning. Carter, Mrs. WOMEN Nies:nee) FOR PART night of April 9th. Contact Jones Ovie Carter, Mr. and FOR THE near Ky. Lake. This cottage con- Fourth and Sycamore. Phone PL Mrs. Carl FISH FRY! 'Holmes... time work. 3 in Murray, 1 in Ly tin Shoe Shop, Murray or call HY 2- Hopkins, Thurman Turn- JUAREZ, Mexico 111P0 - Seven -ants of three bedrooms, large den, 4-e067. This is a locally owned er. Mr. Grove, Coldwater, and Hamlin. No 3318, Hazel, Ky. a2Op and Mrs. Noah Williams, children burned to death Wednes- living room, kitchen with a lot of firm with a complete line of needs Mrs. experience. Contact Mrs. Erlene Catherine Patten, Mr. and day in an apartment house fire We boys Continued from Pogo Ono built-ins, bath, utility room, car- tar every cleaning purpose. allfc LOST: 1 300-LB. BLACK CALF Mrs Billy G. APRIL dee t) Smith, Route 1, Benton or Turner and children, Fire department officials said Tobacco Dealers endorsed the pert, and storage room. phone in vicinity of good Approxi- 52/-8232. south of town. II Mr. and Mrs. Lester Butler and the blaze was will nussion being made mately ROBERT SMITH ORNAMENTAL al9p seen mused by faulty by these 31 acre lot, with lots of call Ann Kelley Ellis, PL 3 daughters, the honoree, Mrs. Turn- wiring. • tobacco officials, Iron & Welding Co. is now located A fousemonth-old baby al- ; in the hopes that beautiful shade trees. Sale price MAN OR 'WOMAN, SPARE Time 2934, Murray, Ky. • a20c er and Edwin. 771 ----it will in the same office as _The J & Igewas badly burned in the fire. -7 expand our markets for is very reseruhabie, -small down tu -reeett-and collect Money from IN PERSON Glass Co. at 509 Main U. S. produced Dark led. The payment with VA. loan, trans- St. The our machines dispensing Ornamental Iron & Hershey- Foreign Agricultural Service has Ierrable. Welding Cu. etts, gum and sport WANTED TO RENT are steel erectors cards in this APRIL SPECIAL arranged for the U. S. Agricultural A l'WO ROOM COTTAGE locat- and fabricators area. Easy 01111 of ornamental to do. Excellent in- TWO-TRACE TRIPLE TILT seAttache to aorst the group in each ed in Pine Bluif Shores. iron and chain link come. Price fencing. 4440.00 cash required secur- LOCAL FAMILY WANTS ALUMINUM STORM WINDOW irof the countries to be visited. 52.250, $250 down Phone 753-3530. a20e A Two $10.50 and ;remainder ed by inventory. Include phone to three bedroom WINTERSEAL STORM DOOR easy terries, house. Cale PL $28.00 or will trade fur va- THE J & J GLASS CO. WOULD number. Write P.O. Bo x 476, 3.1469. FIVE DAY FORECAST cant lot here aide in Murray. like to announce that they have STARKS HARDWARE ;lack and Dark By Unitad Press International A NICE WOODED LOT f00x200 moved from 105 N. Sin St. to Brown LOUISVILLE, Ky. 'UPI located 509 - The near the college. All pub- Main in the building formerly extended five-day weather forecast lic utilities available. Price only occupied by the Dollar General OW for Kentucky, Thursday through $1250. Store. The J & J Glass Co. has a MURRAY Monday, issued by the U. S. De- A NEW LOAN CO. THREE BEDROOM brick. complete line of glass, mirrors partment of Commerce This 806 W. Rain St. Telephone Weather house is ideally located for cut to size, wall plaque, shower PL 3-2621 Bureau: schools. "YOUR This lovely home has a chairs, tub enclosure and glass HOME-OWNED LOAN CO." Temperatures will average to built-in Tappan 7 range, cedar lined glazing. Whatever t h e sob is, ail0 degrees below the Kentucky closets, insulated through out, whether large or small, the J & J '"'neirmal of 58. storm doors and windows, and Glass Co. will do it best. Phone 1 ;Lit feature Louisville extremes 69 and 47. electric heat. the Priced at only $12.- 753-5970. a30c Cool beginning of period, earns. 2.50. $500 down and remainder \( . Oxfords and at er over the weekend. FHA terms. HILL'S JANITOR SUPPLY, (PL WOULDIOgthie ong wear and Precipitation will average one- A REAL NICE FRAM'E HOUSE 3-5067) is now starting its P.B.M. Hanna fourth to one half inch in show- on South 13th Street. Service (Professional Building Paint to deliver texl by us too. near Carter ers Sunday or Monday. School. This lovely home can be Maintenance). Anyone wishing a beautiful 1962 Admiral purchased for $8,750. Small down this service on a daily, weekly, or BAN "DRUMMING OUT" payment. remaindir monthly basis may nave Duplex Refrigerator et, on easy terms. a nee -Free. A COMMERCIAL building located ebtemate by calling PL 3-5067. Combination to your near the downtown business dis- Cleaning needs also for autumo- home 0* \Oil T trict. • WASHINGTON 411'D The Ma- 11._ ti• solid -brick and eels leslgial. _ceentnercral and absolutely 26.500 mime uses. rine Corps has banned - "drum- sq. ft. of flair space. This Wholesale and retail. b Cleaners, polishers, ./ ryZi-\- . ming out" ceremonies hke the a well constructed building, and waxes, brooms soaps. A locally 7 % 11 one used in Norflok, Va.. last week has additional parking space fur owned firm with AP cars. This a complete line for a young Marine with a bad is one of the best bar- of cleaning needs. conduct discharge. a21c CORNO PIG STARTER *# AND The Cerpe seid 4 TORE it had completed TO CLEAN CARPET'S WE'LL its investigation, of the incident HIS College loan a Blue Lustre Carpet Shain- and a directive would • • • be issued pooer FREE with purcnase u1 ordering that the centuries This Is the most important feed you can give -old Continued from Page One Blue Lustre shampoo. Crass k'urn- I ORCHESTRA discharge ceremony "is not to be eure Company'. your pigs. When given the right start, pigs used." a20c ors Hough. instructor of languages AUCTIO SALE thriftier and are worth more at marketing. n CITY AUDITORIUM and literature: James T. Hayes, PARIS, TENN. assistant professor of languages your thoice of Extra palatable so pigs start eating earn's% Dance Starts 9 p.m. and literature; Al' EDWIN PARKS FARM, 8; five decorator Douglas Bolling, in- I eeireieoril l'aris structor miles Southwest: of Murray, Sat- colors Gains are heavier and require less feed. of languages and litera- -four awarded per 5011 OD jay cces ture: M. B. Wade. urday, April 21 starting at 111:00 professor of month! for CORNO PIG STARTER and for informational. Advance MOO Couple social sciences; Jerry S. a.m. Household: 1960 20-cubic It. Come in today for ' Faughn, full At Door $3. per instructor of physics. Frigidaire food ireezer, Klutuma tic details the remarkable Coma PaVem Swine Person -nothing to Feeding GET YOUR Leaves of absences were Mae tag washer used lb muntns, buy! ADVANCE granted Program. It means money to Alice Koenecke. home econom- solid maple bed, box springs aria to you! TICKETS NOW AT ics. Ann Herron, assistant hbrar- mattress, 50" solid maple dresser, Ian; Charles Reidlinger, biology; utile( maple furniture and numer- a ous nousehuld MurraN Lumber Co., James elatthai. social sciences.; items. Farm mach- Inc. Thurmond UlIENOLY FINANCE inery: 1960 Coal Jack tVilson, Ferglson 35 & Special Feed (Across mathematics; Ted M. from Post Office) George. tractor with pick-up disc 104 East Maple Street physics: William B. Phil- and cul- Murray, Ky. South Second Street MURRAY. KY. lips, physics; Rex Alexander, phy- tivator, 1960 rubber tire wagon Murray, Ky. sical education: Came White, with custom bed- and sideboards, LIL' ABNER 4961 Remington physical education: Charles Obeli, SL-5 chain saw, business: Shirley Garland, dietitian, ,1961 Bubh Hog mower, 1955 Chev- and James S. rolet pick-up truck, 50 barrels SOcrHEARTED (JOHN &lanes, languages SAND N Ti-i' BROWN -AN', LEANS TO OAS - Georges and literature. corn, 50 bales straw, 16 gauge AREPARES FOR 77-/E NOW, LET'S THEY Itidault NEXT SUGAR - - CRANK - is,CUSS L.^.1!!At-1 labove), former Dr. William Read, physics: Ar- shotgun, 22 caliber rifle, skill saw, DAY'S BUSINESS SEE IF SCALES French premier - CASE OIL IN Is GOTTA FIX THET!! and former- he Scott. agriculture, and carpenter's work bench, numerous p. TH' 1-4oNEs-r-fr ly President Dr. H. Charles de L. Oakley. industrial art, were farm tools. Livestock: 31 head MOLASSES-- Gaulle's foreign minister, FUST- A LI'L is granted summer sabbatical leaveS. white face cattle, 13 graded and In Switzerland to rally opyie• registered cows, 11 cows with WATER IN TH' Dillon to De Gaulle's Alger an NOW YOU KNOW calves by side from three weeks LMILK- poneres. He apparently is By United Press International to six months, two springer Here- aligning himself with ,Z the lov. a le a Sioux Indian ford cows, T graded and registered GAS in Algeria. ' word Int ening "one who puts to sleep." 'heifers 12-17 months, 4 bred and 3 open. All cows oangs• and Ili tested. Farm located - From Mur- ree: 4 miles West YOUR . oreley•nn Grove MURRAy-CALLOWAYCCIUMT HistSe:4e- 94, turn left Highway ,783 four miles south to gravel highway, turn eright follow signs .mile. • From Hazel: North on BUSINES,S Highway 641, turn left at Midway on gravel Highway four miles west, follow signs. Ample parking on farm. Terms; Cash, Auctioneer Joe Pat Lamb. In 'ease of rain DIRECTORY sae will be held A 11.41 IE AN' fullowingeSatur- • SLATS OlIMINIRIAveriariesak.t•iik-itu:darir • elaae LueiCh wagon will be on the by Rookie* Von Buren premises. • . /19c AP HE KEEP'S TALKING • SUE'- I AD/Arf (COUGH: COUGH!) THAT ADDING IN 'HIS SLEEP. OfftE I LOOK!! MACEHNES 'OFFICE SUPPLIES SATUT4DA Y, APRIL.;I, 10:60 am. POPS ACTING VERY THE SIGHT 0'YER CCD MAN CAUGHT, 4 • MYSTERIOUS AVON, LIGTti4ED AND I SWEAR. and TYPEWRITERS at Preston 'Taylor Farm;. 5 mile, BECKY. 'IN TS& ACT 0'PERFORM IN' A USEFUL I ew-#- UP TNE-CRAOCW wrSpONDED LIKSee)E kg.;Jes 5erviese I.. PL 3-1510 sesst'ed Puryear mixt 4101sighetn NE 0T5 AT TAS15„ IS 511,18ARRASSeN' TO-014E 00•114 talk f.111,1r.7:7: ` Church. ""B7' Model Allis IWO tICICSN'T S444.7e / terps vet/Otte) FIrS LIFE T' Charmer PL 3- UP AGAIN UNTIL AFTER. . aliONEY1 s tg16 • • PRINTING Tractor with equipment. culti- iitEiN' A BUM - pecker, four DINNER! STILL, GIRLS,THERE'S Ledger milk cows, four Y.eare DRUG STORES & Times ,PL, 3-1545 ling heifers,' mule, some hogs, corn. ALWAYS TIME- hay, antique -buffet, R.E(COUGH)FORM: (Scott Drug/ FL. 3-2547 and oilier TYPEWRITER RENTAL' items not mentioned. aalle . INSURANCE AND SERVICE FOR LEASE Frazee, Melugin & Holton Ledger & Tunes PL 3-1916 Gen. Insurance PL 3-3415 USED AUTO PARTS MODERN 2 BAY SERVICE Sta- LADIES READY TO WEAR tion. downtown - businees district, Murray Auto Salvage - Hazel Rd. Major iol company. Phone PL 1-- agatletuns 3-4623 PO Parts Fur All Models - PL 3-3750 3571 or 733-ate17. aele

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and elders, of blasphemy by the priests ACCUSED Pilate, the finally was taken before Pontius X1 Jesus authority. Pilate, torn Roman governor who had final conscience and the unruly demands of between his own only Jesus over to them for crucifixion the mob, turned of this just DRESS-LP am innocent of the blood after declaring, "I Jesus, mocked With that the soldiers seized person." head a crown of struck Him and .placed upon His Fuzelian Class • Has Mrs. Will Rose Is Coleman- Home Scene Him, being king of the Jews. thorns in derision of His claim to ACCESSORIES -Meeting In Home Of Hostess For Meet Penny Homemakers Mrs. Denny Smith . North Murray Club Club 'OnMonday FOR LITTLE Will Rose's home at 217 Mrs. 'James Coleman and Mrs. GIRLS Mrs. Denny Smith opened her Mrs. the scene 'Delia Graham were hostesses far home for the monthly meeting 0! South 15th Street was just in time for Easter parading! All with grown- School Class of the meeting of the North Mur- the meeting of the Penny Home- the Euzelian Sunday up c2 , crnled down to of the First Baptist Chuich. ray Homerriakers Club held •n makers Club held at the Coleman fit very young budgets! The guest devotional speaker Friday afternoon at one - thirty home on Monday morning at ten for the evening was Mrs. E. C. o'clock. o'clock. Jones who gave an inspiring talk The major project lesson cn A .most interesting and chal- on 'Spiritual Housecleaning." She •Promoting Good Mental Healtn" lenging lesson was presented on was introduced by Mrs, Jack Ken- was presented by the leaders. Mrs. "Promoting Good Mental Health" nedy. devotional chairman. Commodore Jones and Mrs. Will by the major project leaders. Mrs. Mrs. I. H. Key. president. pre- Rose. They quoted mental health Leota Norswortby and Mrs. sided at the meeting-. Nineteen as a reaction of everyday living Brooks Moody. members and four visitors. Mrs. giving t he characteristics of a Mrs. John E. Waldrop gave the Jones, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Tom person with good mental health devotion on 'Tear" with the scrip- Shelton. and Mrs. L. L. Dunn, and those with poor mental heal- ture reading from Psalms 56. Mes- were present. th. They stressed the importance dames N'ernon Moody. Er ne;t Refreshments were served by of taking time to live to avoid the Madrey. and Brooks Moody were Group VI composed of Mrs Denny common American disease called appointed to serve on the nomi- Smith. captain. Mrs. C ha r I es -hurry-itis." An interesting cii- nating committee. . Schultz. Mrs. Bailey Riggins. Mrs. cussion followed the program. The county home demonstra- James Kee, Mrs. Oliver Lee. Mrs. Presiding at the meeting was tion agent. Mrs. Barletta Wrather, Rome Parker. and Mrs. Ragon Mrs. John Workman. president. conducted the program planning McDaniel. Mrs. Charlie Crawford. secretary - for the new club year. She an- treasurer, read the minutes and nounced t ha t all county club called the roll which was answer- members are to meet at the Col- Social Calendar PERSONALS ed by twelve members. The devo- lege Student Union Building on tion from the 56th chapter of Thursday. May 3. at 9 a.m. to Wom- Mr and Mrs. John 'Patterson Psalms and some Inspiring poems make aprons for t h e national Wednesday, April 18th Blood River Associational will be of Paciueah were guests Sunday were by Mrs. B. J. Hoffman. convention. The New Conc..rd Homemasers an's Missionary Union of Mr. and Mrs. E M. Stoke- and Mrs. Hallett Dunn read t he Mrs. Vernon Moody conducted Club will meet in the home of held at the Locust Grove Baptist period. A delicious Mrs. Pete Hughes at 1:00 p.m. Church at 7:30 p.m. Mrs.. 5Hallie Hogwood. landscape notes and Mrs. Greene_ the. recreational • • • • • • Wilson directed the recreational potluck lunch was served to twel- period. Mrs. W. E. Mischke dis- ve members and three visitors. Nature's Palette Garden Club The Wadesboro Homemakers will meet at the home of PIAIFUL POP played some of her hand work. Mrs. Charles Coleman. Mrs. Alvin will meet at one-thirty o'clock in Club HANDBAG JEFFREY'S refreshments w ere and Mrs. Elizabeth Bright. the afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Lowell Palmer at 1 p.m. Delicious Usrey. • • • PLASIH. SIBAVI served by Mrs. Rose. Olin Moore, North Sixteenth St. EASIBIL-APPROVEDI. '10P HER The lesson will on corsages T h is Chllege H1h PTA wil HANDBAGS to1.110 asked to meet at 7:30 p.m., at the school. 0941 Missionary. Society. and each member is , P that '3. COSTUME JEWELRY to All parents ate urged to attend (ALF tor Kenlake HoMemakers bring t he needed materials fed. ttot 6ght site imported Of Flint Church make a corsage. this meeting. -.. plus Just the -handle Sunk • • • • • • 1.00 Double - 6X'erl lop is all Meets At Home Of hopesl Poodle pup Holds Meeting The J. N. Williams chapter of s handle snows. The Home Department of the Interesting top Mrs. Lud Larson Church Wom- the United Daughters of the Con- borrels, group. The Flint Baptist Murray Woman's Club will meet handle blli in Homemakers Club Missionary Society met at federacy 'will meet at the home Wht., The Kenlake an's at the club house at 2:30 p.m. pouches. April 13. evening of Mrs. E. S. Ferguson, Sharpe met Friday afternoon. the church on Wednesday with Mrs. Kerby Jennings as pro- Lud Larson. for the regul- Street. for a luncheon at 1 p.m. .n the home of Mrs at six-thirty o'clock gram leader. Hostesses will be president. • • •• Mrs. Frank Parrish. ar meeting. Mesd a rnes Maynard Ragsdal,.. meeting. The Are Needed" was The WSCS if the First Metho- presided over the "Missionaries Leonard Vaughn. Garva Gatlin, aevotion which included the read- the theme of the program pre- dist Church will have a Spiritual Bars 1:5,ne 0. B. Boone, Sr., K. T. Crawford, ng of:Psalms 56 was led by Mrs. sented with Mrs.,Bill Miller as Life Study on the "Meaning r,f o'clock and Will Rose. Larson. the leader. The devotion was giv- Suffering" at seven-thirty • • • onk S6 99 The major project lesson on en by Mrs Joe Dee Hopkins and in the social hall. Promoting Good Mental Health" Mrs James Miller. • • • Saturday. April 21a5 was very efficiently given by Mrs. Those taking part in the pro- The Woman's Society of Chris- An Easter Egg Hun: will be Grover Lovett. gram -were Mrs. Junior Garrison. tian Service of the First Method.st held at the parsonage for all chil- Mrs Toy Morris gave the land- Mrs Martin Bailey Jr.. Mrs Mac- Church will continue its spiritual dren of the Russell's Chapel and scape notes. Ten members and on Rickman, Mrs. Robert Herring, life study in the social hall at Temple Hill Methodist churches the special guest. Mrs. Barletta Mrs Pau: Hopkins. and Mrs. Wil- 7:30 p.m. fro.n two to four o'clock in the • • • Wrather. county home demonstra- lie Gruggett. afternoon. ti..n agent, were present. A short business sererion was Thursday. April 15th * • * Refreshment were served and a conducted by the president. Mrs. The Susanna Circle of the Me- of the Paris Dis- There will be an Easter Egg The Little delightful recreational hour foi- Paul Hopkins. thodist church iwed • • • trict will meet at the home of Hunt from 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon H••1 Cowboy The May meeting will be held Mrs. -Burkeen and sons, Mrs Opal Underwood. Paris. Ten- at the Calloway County Country preschool its. 4 to 10 in the home of Mrs Roy Tuetter. David and Danny. Of Nashville. nessee. at 10:30 5 in Club for all children, • 1 • Tenn . are spending their spring • through third grade. The party When clearing t h e yard for vacation svon her parents. Mr. The quarterly meeting of the will be held rain or shine. spring planting, don't burn twigs, and Mrs. 011ie Workman, and her FAMILY SHOE STORE leaves and other debris on a win- husband's parents. Mr and Mrs. 510 MAIN dy day Keep the children away Barnes Burkeen Mr. Burkeen will from the fire. join them here for the weekend. EASTER

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