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Total( ach $550 IN OUR 82nd YEAR riited Press International Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, May 27, 1961 MURRAY POPULATION 10 100 1 Vol. LXXXII No. 125 showed he pro- io make College High aPyroloram per cent Young Father Is Saved From To Be On M Wendell qualify Butler corn re- The Commencement program cent of of 45-Foot Well Early Today Murray College High will be held Speaker Riders Fined, To arms in- At on Tuesday May 30. It was incor- rectly reported that the program FREDERICKSBURG, Va. (UN) — 'but returned the to rural farm in would be on May 31. scuers working in 40 degree time to see his son rescued The Calloway Murray State C.,Ilege has a High mperatures at the edge of a Ci- youth wore a broad grin as he commencement program on Mon- Remain vil War battlefield In early today was placed Jail on a stretcher and day in the college auditorium. with Calloway reed a young father of two trap- taken to Mary Washington Hos- County High School's College High using the same au- first commencement address will d since Friday afternoon in a pital in Fredericksburg for ob- By AL KUETTNER walnut paneled courtroom, ditorium on Tuesday, followed on be delivered by Wendell P. But- which 45-foot well. servation. -. United Press International seats only 122 persons. The "Harden- Wednesday by Calloway County "Mb. ler, State Superintendent of Public mu- Ralph Burgess, 19, was finally His wife broke through a cord- JACKSON. Miss. !UM -- Twenty- nicipal jurist said in a statement way of High School. , Instruction, on Wednesday, May auled safely to ground eve a on of well-wishers and rescuers seven convicted "freedom riders" it appeared the 27 riders an insid- ' 31, eight o'clock, at the College came 7:15 a. m. (EDT) and gasped -boy," and shouted: "I hope to God he's sat in a downtown jail today, re- here "to take the law into their tp on its as Auditorium. he saw daylight for the first all right." The she managed to Texas Picks Man fusing to pay fines imposed for, own hands and to engage in open able dam- Superintendent Butler has a time snce 2:30 p. m. Friday. squeeze into the ambulance which breaking Mississippi segregation defiance of the laws of Mississippi." The To Replace Johnson baccalaureate degree from West- youth was trapped in the was taking her husband away. laws A new wave of protest rides The defense had asked for a tth Caro- ern State College and a Master's All, located on the rural farm of Dr. Lloyd Morris. who had been swoop. was expected to sweep the south directed verdict of acquital, say- Doctors By BRUCE MILLER Degree from the University of Ey r tt Henderson 10 miles east at the scene since the pre-dawn during the week-end. ing the arrests were made solely Kerr L. United Press International Kentucky, and has completed of this historic community, while hours. said Burgess' condition ap- The 25 Negroes and two white because of racial issue involved. ric test- DALLAS, Tex. UPt "'" - most resident work cleaning it to earn extra money to peared to be good. -- Texas for a doctorate men Frday were given 60-day The motion was denied. 1 of rou- went to the polls today to pick -at the University of support his family. The youth was trapped about 20 a Kentucky. suspended jail sentences and fined Young then contended Mississip- for per- man to replace Vice President Fre is a native of • His 17-year-old wife. Linda, and feet from the surface for a total Metcalfe $200 each by City Judge James L. pi's 1960 statute outlawing breach imination Lyndon B. Johnson in ' County, where he • ath his parents, Mr. and Mrs. of 16 hours and 15 minutes. The the U. S. attended ele- Spencer on breach of peace charg- of the peace in public places istrument Senate and • for mentary was Robert L Burgess, stood huddled commercial well - digging firm the first time and high school His edu- es growing out of their arrest in eyeballs since Reconstruction ' cational (Continued on Page 2) in Army blankets as rescue crews sunk a parallel well 30 feet deep the Republi- experience began in a Wednesday's "freedom rides" into tarty. can party . one-rbom worked gingerly in the glare of in the record time of 53 minutes had a fighting chance N1011111 school, where he pro- the Mississippi capital. to win. gressed to floodlights to free Burgess. in order to get to him. the position of County Negro attorney Jack Young said It was a race l. ooThe father earlier had been told His wife later spent about an between a multi- Superintendent in Metcalfe after the two-hour court session Watson To millionaire financier • County. • rest at a nearby farmhause. hour with him in his hospital and a col- He was elected State the riders agreed to stay in jail lege professor. . room. "He told me everything was Both are conserva- Superintendent of Public Instruc- "as a means of calling attention tive. tion in fine." she said. "The only thing 1951 and served in this to others the conditions in Mis- The candidates Take Stand In he said he wanted was to take a are interim Sen. office from 1952 through 1958. sissippi." William A. College High hot bath," Cowboy Bill Blakley, After an interim of four years, But Young indicated the group d2, a Democrat, Although apparently uninjured, and Republican Mr. Butler would soon be freed on he John Tower, 35, who resigned as the office of appealOWII Behalf was to remain at the hospital Superintendent of bonds. For each day in jail. $3 professor of government at Mid- Public Students Win overnight for a thorough checkup. MISS MARCIA CHUMBLER Instruction in 1959. He is is deducted from the $200 fine. Burgess had western University, Wichita Falls, the only man in the been sent into the history of the The riders thus could remain con- DETROIT •IPT — Gordon Wat- well, 45 feet to run. Mountain office of Superintendent in depth but only Laurel Festival Queen of Public fined for 67 days. After five days son was scheduled to take the 36 inches Both candidates closed out their Instruction wide, because his 54", under the present con- in jail. they could be removed to stand in his own defense Class Honors campaigns Friday night with today 165-pound frame was just small state- stitution to have been elected the Hinds County prison farm for as the wide television Lassiter murder trial con- enough to make the job somewhat programs. Both twice. work on a road gang. cludes said they its sixth week. comfortable. were confident of vic- Mr. Butler was State Senator Negro leaders in Nashville. Seven College High seniors will tory. Murray Watson is accused of plotting Henderson State from the district NOW be graduated with honors at the said Burgess had Final Concert, comprised of Tenn.. and Atlanta indicated, the murder of auto dealer Parvin been scooping dirt After their television appear- Adair, Metcalfe. and tommencement exercises at the into a large Hart Counties meanwhile, that -freedom rides" Bill Lassiter, who was slain in bucket when he ances the candidates went to their from 1948 to College Auditorium, on May 30, suddenly shouted 1952. In that year, he could be expected during the April, 1959 Three Tennessee men 'e per- up the shaft homes—Blakeley in Dallas and Girl initiated the according to Wilson Gantt, Col- that " a piece of pipe Reigns Is movement and pro- weekend. At least one was aimed pleaded guilty to the actual shoot- 1INIX fell Tower at Wichita Falls — to vote Tomorrow lege High director. on me." The well is reinforced vided the major leadership which at this city. center of hard-core ing and are serving life this morning and sweat terms for with concrete and metal tubing out elec- resulted in the enactment of the segregation in Mississippi. second-degree murder The tion returns. Foundation !ail, Ky. At the top of the list is Charles young father, whose son, Over Festival Murray and Callowtay County Program for Educa- Charges "Open Defiance The last of the 51 prosecution Robertson, Ralph The election is a runoff of a son of •Mr. add VW Sr..-16 only four welbks oltf, tsirtents are urged to bring theft how by the 1954 legislature. *MINA r n his deci.- witnamet—tm called to the stand ly: call tried to special election held April 4 to Charles S. Robertson, 1711 Main pull himself to the top of own chair and enjoy a Sunday Professional organizations in sion after a brief recess in the Friday. leit two will be recalled the shaft determine who will serve the re- R00. "Feet . with a rope which had PINEVILLE. Ky. inn —A Mur- afternoon of music by the Murray which Mr, Butler holds member- to the Detroit courtroom Monday been tied maining 5102-years of Johnson's ray State to his waist. At this College coed from May- State College Band tomorrow'. The ship are: Kentucky Education As- for further questioning by Wat- Two girls, Shirley Crutcher and point, the term in the Senate. Polls open at field, casing gave way and Ky., Marcia Gail Chumbler, outdoor concert will be held on the sociation, National Education As- son's attorney. Albert Summer. Patse Bailey are on the honors halted his 9 a. m. (DT) and close at 9 p. m. progress 30 feet from reigned today over festivities at lawn of the Fine Arts Building sociation, Kentucky and National Miss Sprunger Watson has pleaded innocent to list, as are six other boys— Jerry Voters cast a total of 1.058,000 at ground level. the annual Kentucky Mountain the college. Association of School Administra- the charge that he and Mrs. Nelle Hendon, Hamp Brooks. Charles The sand votes for 71 candidates in the and gravel, mixed Laurel Festival. The outdoor concerts have be- tors,tors. and Phi Delta Kappa,- He is Lassiter plotted the slaying and Eldridge. and Robert McDaniel. with chunks April 4 election, and election offi- of concrete, pinned Miss Chumbler. whose father, come traditional and. will continue member of the Masonic Lodge Crowned As hired the three Tennesseeans to him from his cials said it may run around that Shirley. daughter of Mr. and waist down and his William W. Chumbler is principal throughout the summer months. and the Methodist church. do the job. The three, Richard right leg became figure today. Democrats hope so. Mrs. W H. Crutcher, of the coun- entangled in the of Lowes High School in Graves The band, under the direction Diplomas will be awarded to Jones. Roy Buck Hicks and Charles hucket. A pocket knife Both candidates have indicated County. ty is an outstanding student in was tos- was chosen from a field of Professor Paul Shahan. will 1 10 graduates of Calloway County Nash, took the Fifth Amendment sed to him by that a heavy vote will favor Blak- Prom Queen art and -home economics She has his father, but ef- of 19 representatives of Kentucky play Robert Ward's "Jubilation" High's first graduating class. and refused to testify against Wan forts to ley. last been awarded a scholarship cut himself free from the colleges and universities. and "Concerto for Trombone" son. Although Republicans had • home economics rope and bucket were unsuccessful. their She was crowned and, following Mrs. Lass at Murray best chance in history which will feature as soloist RonRon-- State. The Fredericksburg Rescue squad to get their tradition, lightly kissed by Miss Tina Sprunger, daughter removed from man Gov. ald Cowherd. a sophomore music a Detroit hospital as hastily summoned and arriv- elected, the odds were still Bert T. Combs Ed ward ,f Mr and Mrs. at the climax of major from Hopkinsville. The con- Curd Arlo Sprunger of to the Ionia State Hospital for the Patse Bailey ed at the with Blakely, if for no other rea- is the daughter of scene in about 15 min- a colorful pageant in the Laurel certo was composed South Fifteenth street was crown- Criminally Insane Monday. She col- Mr. utes son than he is a Democrat. Tex- by Nicolas and Mrs. William A. Bailey. The commercial well-digging Cove. amphitheater at Pine Moun- Rimsky-Korsakow. ed Junior Prom queen at the lapsed in mid-trial and was found Route 1. She is interested firm decided to dig as is an overwhelmingly Demo- 1 in math out the paral- tain State Park Friday afternoon. Also on the program will be 1o Address Junior-Senior banquet last night. emotionally unable to assist in and has participated lel tunnel cratic state and it takes a major in dramatic and accomplished the Coronation of the 18-year old "Commando The occasion was held at the Paris her own defense. issue to make the Democrats Sam Barber's Mar- events. task in 53 minutes. bolt education sophomore, a brunette, Landing Inn. Judge Joseph G. Rashid ordered their party ch", six selections from Leonard was threatened by cold rain which ernstein She succeeds Miss Mary Wells. her committeed and declared a Jerry Hendon, son of Mr. and n In the first election, Tower led s es e ory an Hazel Grads • fell intermittently during the day other Overbey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. mistrial in her case. The case of Mrs. E. L. Hendon, N. 18th Street, all candidates with 327.308 votes standard works. and forced postponement of the WellsOverbey of North Seventh Wilkon continued has an outstanding record in sports I"hver and Blakely was second with 190,- This concert will be the final Henry parade in downtown Pineville for Commencement exercises will be street. Miss Overbey was crowned lid in class and club work. 818. But all the other candidates concert of the regular school year three hours. Even then, most of held in the Hazel school auditor- queen last year. She placed the rt. with one minor exception were and will start at 4:30 p.m. after Officers Named By Hamp Brooks, son of Mr. and the candidates for queen carried ium Tuesday evening May 20 at crown on Miss Sprunger in a Democrats. And they way politi- the baecaluareate program. )ars. W. H. Brooks, Route 2, has Dies Today umbrellas as they rode in open 8:00 o'clock. Edward Curd. Gen-•beautiful ceremony. Calloway High FHA cians look at it, Most of the state's eral Made an unusual record in FFA convertibles. CHECK RETURNED Supervisor of Calloway Schools The election was by secret ballot Republicans voted for Tower, and will deliverthe where he has won many honors The pageant also was held up address to the in which no one knew who the The new officers of the Callo- Oliver B. Henry, age 27, died Blakely can reasonably be expect- eighteen members ii .for himself and the school. He by the weather, but shortly after BENTON. Ky. (UPI — William of the graduat- queen would be until the conclu- way County High Future Home- today at 6:45 p.m. at the Kentucky ed to inherit the majority of the ing class. been active in speech and Miss Chumbler was crowned, the Powell of Calvert City. is a happy sion of the grand march. makers of America were installed Training Home in Frankfort. His votes split among other Demo- The valedictory address ama, and recently won state sun burst out to provide a happy man today—and $1.750 richer. will be Junior class president John Hut- by the retiring officers Friday death was attributed to compli- crats. given by Mary ognition in an essay-writing omen for her reign as Laurel Powell lost an endorsed insur- Bell Pasehall. son presented an arm bouquet and 'night, May 19. The new officers cations. Henry is the son of the daughter of Mr. and ntest on soil conservation. Queen. ance check Friday afternoon for Mrs. Sylvest- escorted Miss Sprunger to t h e installed are as follows: president, gs late Emmett Henry who died Sep- DAUGHTER IS BORN er Paschall $1.750 and he had no idea where and the salutatory ad- throne. Miss Sprunger's escort for Judy Hughes; first vice-president, Charles Eldridge. son of Mr. tember 23. 1958. Mr, and Mrs. David Bogard an- dress will be given by 0 he lost it. But a frantic call to Toni the evening was Jimmy Rose of Ruth Fulkerson; second vice-pres- Mrs. Leroy Eldridge, Route lie is survived by his mother, nounce the birth of a baby girl on PERFECT SHOT Scruggs, daughter of Mr. and WM. radio station here and a Mrs. the Senior class. ident, Frances Armstrong; Secre- , has also been active in FFA Mrs. Emmett Henry of Murray May 23. She has been named Kim- Thomas C. Scruggs. quick broadcast brought the check The program at the banquet in- tary, Carolyn Erwin; treasurer, which he has received numer- route three, two sisters. Mrs. Ves- berly Dawn and weighed seven Music will be furnished by the hack. without a crease in it, and cluded welcome addresses by John Cynthia Ezell; historian. Marilyn s honors. He is president of ter Thomason, Murray route three, pounds and six ounces at birth. seventh grade accompanied by Mrs. CAPE CANAVERAL ITP1) — A within 20 minutes. Hutson and vice-president Miss Youngblood; parliamentarian, Ju- , e senior class and was selected and Mrs. Pauline Guest of Wash- Bogard is stationed with the U.S. Oneida White. Bro. M. M. Hamp- mighty U. S. rocket which could The check had been found by Donna Kimbro and a response by dy Walker; reporter, Barbara :0 outstanding in speech. Charles is ington, D.C., two nieces, Prestine Navy at Great Lakes. Grandpar- ton will give the invocation—and lob a package of nuclear destruc- Holland Rose of Benton after he Robert Lee. president of the Senior Steele, recreation leader, Peggy a member of the Calloway High and Edwinna Guest of Washing- ents are Mr. and Mrs. Troy Bogard Bro. Bruce Freeman will give the tion nearly halfway around the heard the broadcast on his car class. Fred Schultz, principal. gave Armstrong; and song leader, Peggy debate squad. ton, one nephew, Gary Ballard, of South 12th street and Mr. and benediction. world flew 5.000 miles with a radio. Ihc address. Miller. Murray route thtee. and two brot- Mrs. Leon McKeel of North Thir- Certificates of promotion will Robert McDaniel, son of Mr. dummy warhead Friday night in Music was furnished by Misses Judy. Whitlow. Rita Chapman, hers-in-law, Mark Thnmaso n, teenth. be presented by Baxter Wheatley. and Mrs James C. McDaniel, Route a near-perfect test of its accu- GRADUATES MONDAY Lit Cowell, Jacqueline Johnson Janet Like, Georgia Coles, Lila Murray route three, and Preston principal to the following grad- 5 was editor of the 1960-61 year- racy. and Mirxine Bennett on the violin, Smith. Reba Garrison, Mary Beth Guest of Washington. NOW YOU KNOW uates: gook and has been outstanding The success indicated the. Air Tommy Hutchens. son of Mr. accompanied by Miss Sandra Lil- Bazzell, Ruth Fulkerson, Judy Funeral arrangements are in- Bonita Chrisman Larry Gooch lin basketball and other school act- By United Press International Force's advanced model Atlas, this and Mrs. Walter Hutchens will ly. William Davis, member of the Hughes. and Frances Armstrong complete. The body is being re- Jackie Hughes, Glen Lee, Paulette' bit . Vatel. incomparable cook to one nation's most powerful war rock- he in the graduating class at Mur- faculty gave the invocation. are the retiring officers. turned to Murray by a Max Chur- of Lovins, Mike Morgan. Kenny Ol- — All these students are members the princes of Conde in the et, apparently has rid itsef of ray State College on Monday May James Frank Wilson, junior, an- Following the installation serv- chill ambulance. Friends may call committed iver, Joe Paschall. Mary Belle PAS- the Beta Club. an honors or- 16th Century, suicide most of the electrical and mechan- 29. Graduating also will be his wife nounced the grand march and ice, a style show was presented ▪ at the funeral home after 8:00 a.m. because a . nization for high school stu- fish he had ordered ar- ical "bugs" which plagued its Mrs. Nancy Owen Hutchens, form- dance music was furnished by the by the Home Economic girls. Judy t M ric w rived tr late first few tests ] f Ktt Escorts. Whitlow and Judy Hughes narrat- 1 • • • _ Refreshments were served to the mothers, members, and o e r guests present. W•ather !Lippert

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Western Kentucky — Sunny to- day with warmer afternoon tem- peratures_ high 68. Fair and cool again tonight. low 45-48. Sunday 5 fair in the morning. increasing cloudiness and wanner in the aft- ernoon. Temperatures at 6 a. Ill. (CDT).: Louisville 37. Paducah 36, Lexing- ton 35, Bowling Green 37. London 33, Covington 35 and Hopkins- ville 36. , Charles Robertson '• Shirley Crutcher Pats. Bailey Jerry Hendon Hamp Brooks Charles Eldridge Robert McDaniel Huntington, W. Va.. 36. • 1- Evansville. Ind., 35. autromillr"

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0 PAfIE TWO . LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KEN1eCKY 'SATURDAY - MAY 27, 1961 THE LEDGER & TIMES Kentucky News Big Upset In ViewWith Ne wSenators Now Irl Briefs )UBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc.. . aim:Mutation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Time,., and The ames-Herald, ()eloper 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January ''' By UNni_tedORPT,re sKs ylsntwerpnat tionaDI . 1942. Dr. Crowdingg Old Transplanted Squad For 5th William Herbert King, professor JAMES C. WILL1A„MS, PUBLISHER of preaching at McCormick The- By MILTON RICHMAN the first-place Detroit Tigers, 5-4, came home on a wild relay bY Je reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor ological Seminary, Chicago, will Believe it or not, the new Wash- in the only other game played in right fielder Billy Williams. r Public Voice items which, in our opinion, are not for the best in- deliver the commencement ad- ington Senators are threatening to the American League. Inclement 4. •rest of our readers. dress at Kentucky State college overtake the old ones in what weather forced postponement of Jones Gets Victory June 4. Degrees will be bestowed could turn out to be the biggest the Boston-Baltimore, New York- AT1ONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 1509 Sam Jones, fourth of five Giant on 87 seniors. upset the tortoise and the Chicago and Kansas City-Cleve- ladison Ave., Memphis. Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., New York. N.Y . since pitchers, was credited with his tepnenson Bldg.. Detroit, Mich. hare, land games. fourth victory although he, too, SCOTTSVILLE. Ky. l'I'D - was knocked out when the Cubs -old The old Senators, as everyone In the National League, the pace ntered at the Post Otfiae, Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as Everett Lyles, 52, and 2-year came back with a run in their Second Class Matter Wood. with whom knows, are now the Minnesota setting San Francisco Giants de- Jerry Lynn half of the 13th. he was baby sitting, perished Twins. Some experts tabbed them feated the Chicago Cubs, 3-2, .in RATES: By Carrier in Murray. per week 20, per Southpaw Warren Spahn of the U13SCRIPTION in farmhouse for the first division this year 13 innings; the Milwaukee Braves lonth 85e. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $3.50; else- Friday a flaming Braves gained the 293rd victory of Spivey farm near here, and they started out as if they buried the Los Angeles Dodgers, here, $5.50. on the his career and his fifth of the The child was the son of Mr. even had designs on first place. 10-2, a n d St. Louis massacred season with a seven-hitter ovir 1961 and Mrs. J. D. Wood. of Scotts- Pittsburgh, 12-2. The Philadel- SATURDAY - MAY 27, the Dodgers. Spahn, for whom ville Route 4. A coroner's jury - The new Senators, as everyone phis-Cincinnati game was post- the Dodgers always have spelled ruled Lyles, a farmer, had tried also knows, are a rather undis- poned because of cold weather. trouble, beat them for the second to light • fire in his stove with tinguished collection of cast-offs, Reliever Ryne Duren won his time in 23 days. He helped his Ten Years Ago Today kerosene, hastily put together last Novem- ber and picked by most everyone first game for the Angels by hold- cause with a two-run double, and Ledger & Times File ing the Tigers hitless over the homers by Frank Thomas a n d HAZARD, Ky. IRE - Former to finish either ninth or 10th. last _Vs's innings. Earl Averill's Hank Aaron didn't hurt him any, 'I OUTSTANDING MILITARY SENIOR cadet Colonel John A. students of Mrs. Emma B. Ross, So what happens' The ungainly double off the left field fence in either. Murray has been named secretary and Mitchum is presented the superior-cadet ribbon by Dr. Ralph H. a Hazard High School English . • e Ann Stokes of Senators are now crowding the the eighth broke a 4-4 tie and Ken Buyer drove in six runs for Alpha Woods. The award was given to the outstanding senior student of teacher, will honor her at a din- . . reasurer of the Murray State College Chapter of transplanted Twins for fifth place sent Frank Lary down to his sec- the Cardinals with two homers the academ.c year by the Department of the Army. ner here June 3. Mrs. Ross will • ii Omega, dramatics fraternity, with only one game separating the und defeat, and a single against the Pirates. be given a ticket and traveling A full weekend is coming up for the 248 6rraduate, two clubs. Southpaw Curt Simmons picita .,, expenses for a summer trip to broke up a 1-1 Murray State College beginning with the alumni - Harvey Kuenn up his second victory although if !ter native Great Britain. The Twins returned to Wash- the award- 26 Awards Are Presented tie between the Giants and Cubs tagged for 10 hits. Pirate starter ianquet Saturday night and coneluding with ington Friday night for the first loser Don Bob Friend, rapped for seven runs ng of &Trees- by President Ralph H. Woods. LOUISVILLE, Ky. TIM - Lwen time since they officially left the when he singled off the two innings he worked, The first anniversary of the Mary Ed Mecoy Hall ir Hammon', Louisville, was nam, city last And what a left- Elston in the 13th inning. Kuenn's in suffered his fifth loss against the at Murray State College will be marked by a I 0 MSC Military adLillery secretarletreasurer of ttve handed welcomewinter. they got. third hit of the game scored Joe Students Workers' Na- same number of victories. tiecial exhibit of art selected from the Kentueky-South- United Automobile Amalfitano, and Felipe Alou also Council. Twins Get Boos NI Indiana annual art show. Twenty-six awards were pre- Business Men's Club of Murray, tional Ford represent- to outstanding cadets by and the Murray Woodmen of the ing 123,000 UAW members ern- All veterans who want to obtain training under the sented As each Minnesota n I a v e r's the MSC military science depart- World. ployed by Ford Motor Co. Ham- • - ;.I. Bill of Rights must b enrolled in school by July name was announced the crowd at its annual Awards Daymonsheads the union's local at ' ment Also receiving gold medal of 14,033 let go with a cold shower 5th of this year. program held recently in Cutchin Ford's Louisville plant. • 'rims To awards were: John D. Franklin, of boos. Then when the names of ___ Stadium. Clifton J. Summerville, Charles the new Senators were called off, $IM A Superior-cadets ribbon awards. D. Trainer, Kenneth M. Heath, the same crowd cheered them like presented by the Department of SHOW I James H. Fuller, Roy J. Byrd, Edward.. . conquering heroes. were awarded to the John A. Mitchum, John H. Ray- the Army' 2.0 Years Ago 'This Week outstanding cadet in each class. man, and Johnnie L. Gentry. (Continued from Page 1) Fittingly perhaps, the 'Senators VARSITY: "Leech Woman," feat. Receiving these awards were: Ledger Si Times File These awards given by Mr. came from behind to win the ball 76 mins., starts at 1:12, 4:33 and freshman, Madi- James D. KeeVen, George Hart, th e Honorable chall, Gale Raspberry, Dwain game, 4-3, when third baseman 7:34. "Last Days of Pompeii," feat. Floyd, sopho- sonville; Gary L. Holmes Ellis, the Calloway County Richerson, Kathy Scarbrough, Toni Harry Bright singled home two 100 mins., starts at 2:28, 5:39 and D. Parker, Mary Russell Williams, County Court Clerk. 111111Outte- more. Clinton; Johnny Post of the Veterans of the Foreign Scruggs, Mary Stanley, Judy runs off losing pitcher Jim Kaat 850. and John A. ..1 txmlay. Tuesday. Juite AN. s%iiiild be the last day for junior, Murray; Wars, the Murray Chamber of Thornton. Edwina Vance, Tommy in the sixth inning. Mitchum, senior, Hickman. 'estietralion to Vole iii Ilia' COnting elections. Commerce. and Pershing Rifles. Vance, and Donald Wisehart. MURRAY DRIVE-IN: "Sign of ggc. Four cadets received gold medal Just to rub it in. the Senators Garman. head of the ihiparttok•iit of agrieul- A plaque award, given by the Gladiator," starts at 7:15 and 10:36. Prot. A. awards based upon military pro- nominated Joe McClain to do their Murray s erarticii•ii- . Murray Junior Chamber of Corn- "1 Passed For White," starts at nee al Murray Stalti Etilleue. operoe.1 scholastic standing, and Slow Motion Count pitching. The 28-year old rookie „ _ ficiency, merce, was given to Johnnie L. (le ea 9:09. .iiin in Jilin. !Wiry Molifii taith a alleet'll bvilire the Yoll"t4 qualities:• TTerry LL. was just another super-numerary leadership Gentry, who compiled the high- `-'t Ballots Underway • Sunday - iflisiiiess Niel'''. Club. Weatherford, Coleman T. Mc- in the Twins' farm system who est total score in record match been given a chance to MURRAY DRIVE-IN: "Cinderfel- NI i•;s 1. rbenn St.irh: has been :". ,1 0141 as Call"8.Y Devitt. Charles D. Trainer, and JACKSON, Ky. WI -The slow- never had firing. pitch in the big leagues when the la," 91 mins., starts at 8:05 and , :4 inn I a s :strum lii•rry 1,1iletai to reproselil this County 111 Douglas D. Harris. motion count of ballots in the 10:50. presented by Senators bought him for $25,600 thea%Calli annual N1 esteen Kentucky Strawberry Festivfl These awards were The Pershing Rifles' presented 34th District Democratic senatorial VARSITY: "Private Lives of Ad- Club, the last November. in Paducah the first wrck iii June. the Murray Rotary four bronze awards to the out- primary resumed today after a am & Eve," feat. 85 mins., starts incomes American Legion of Murray, the standing members of the society, cat-and-mouse game between ri- Two crops that are (Altioelcti to add to the !McClain limited the Twins to MEANS IT- Whatever at 100, 2:39, 4:21, 603, 7:45, and Reserve Officers' Association of Receiving these awards were: sal in 'it Calloway County fanners Illib year are greets wrapped political families Morgan seven hits, beating them for the "ILeuam Insialengmay, 9:27. the United States (Department of Douglas D. Harris, Coleman D. and Breathitt counties. tomatoes anal peaches. second time this season, as he won Royal Laotian deiega- & Kentucky), and the Association of McDevitt, Larry Lynn, and Albert The contest John was'between his fifth game comparedLionwith Pt th*at -Geneva. Is saying _-•doirsisi,iiiii-iii the United States Army, Cole. - - - Raymond- Turner, member of a three losses. about Pathat Lao reprosen- There were 13 other cadets who Sgt. Halford, newly assigned to Breathitt County family long pro- Angels Edge Tigers tall" ha siaLty means IL gold-medal awards. They 1 received MSC military science depart-Theminen' t •politics,in - anda MMrs. MMar- Las Angeles Angels beat ----- were: Charles H. Story, Harice R. HEALTH HINTS ment received a citation of corn- garet Stacy, wife of West Liberty _ _ _ Week Page, James W. Wiser, Coleman • By OR. E. H. OAKLEY, D.C. 30 Years Ago This mendation from the Armyfor• bankerCC. KK. StacySt an d auntt uf re, . T. McDevitt, Edwin B. Jeffress, Secretary of State Henry H. Ledger & Times File outstanding service. Car- and William E. Terry. ter. Two other candidates were weiia. .s, -.iv'.- i • a These awards were presented by . Presentation of the awards was not regarded as strong contenders, the Mur4 bade by members of the military - • Preliminary permit fur the Aurora power darn wag the Murray Lions Club, and were obviously out of the race ta ray Civitan Club. the Wendell science department, local civic of ballots counted so : s .s. Oralitell Wiehle-:lav in Wasliiiiaitin. according to reliable on the basis - Oury Chapter of Daughters of the leaders, and the administration. fat. 4 •, 'I information received by the Le,11.7vr ea Tim. -I-41 American Revolution, Disabled Parents and friends of the cadets Breathitt County customarily • 'Aryl Skitincr, a substantial and well known r Josiah It. Veterans of Murray, the Yosra after in program, counts no ballots on election night .it his home in the farmer of the county died Tio•-lay and this time Moraan County fol- - ... , . .• . __ ___...... _viimouvieu .. F.l Iii I irove ••••r% Irt-4 a; ere lowed suit. The Morgan County I Iron] the grass' election board started tabulating, I.:rim lord-G.01UL !wok slowly, Wednesday morning but tit.. iiiiiqiie liffelr iii slIIihi.liiiI.r iii 11••• quit when it was learned Breathitt nail. r until fortiii-r 111410.. %% ilia tor, for llic farmer- County hadn't begun its count. , and farther.' wi‘e. of the ntantal!.. Both finally gut underway Wed- nesday afternoon. . Ilritio• Tucker. 15 p.ar old -on of \1r. Sir-. F.. .1 -Charles IT. - 1? 9t Mrs. Stacy charged that her FOUR WIVES . Tucker.'5 a,',,..Iits'mi'-s-tl to_preal Ii iit Hie Nlettifilii4 District wash- t precinct workers were "run out," Fowler, 38, a window , CwitiTene.. ;if 1.1•4 Frldity. , of Breathitt County Tuesday, and er, arparently 1,5 doing a lot , -- ! sent watchers to observe the count of thinking about marriage , • • _ . NATIONAL LEAGUE Clc‘a.:and 23 15 .605 3 in Breathitt County. Turner sent as he feta in custody in Bt. i .471 4; watchers of his own to observe • Tr Arrn New York 20 15 Louis, Mo. He admits he Is ...... 4"-- .... 2w3 11-3 .631"9 6 n. Morgan tabulation. ill Francisco County ii, the 11111 Read The Ledger's Classifieds San Baltimore 22 18 .550 5 ;I __' married to four women and Pittsburgh 20 14 .588 2 Minnesota 19 20 .487 71 The eventual winner will run in has obtained only one di- Dr. Oakley Los Angeles 24 17 .583 I i Washington 19 22 .463 St November against Newton Blan- 74 . . _ vorce. Two of the women. _ ARE YOU "ACCIDENT PRONE"? Cincinnati 20 16 .556 3 15 18 .455 8i ton Maggard, who was nominated -' -.- Kansas City Mrs. Dorothy Finnegan It is well recognized that some _....._., - Milwaukee 17 17 .500 5 s342789 1911 on the Republican ticket without 1117 : ., •. ipenJ o, spi,l,en are prone",themtowhhwoich y.s R.614502:30 - • .i. ' r 162 94 33 ameecaidnesnttsh.erNeowis einninenreeromcopikui 14 24 .368 12 frF e iSalasthow}-1:Fillns- Res1 1u2i2its3 .2452274 116111 C13.4:ciA'aingnogeles eaFnr°dwofiMerakcll'aeafgt‘!ao,ilaoe which causes ;hcsh.il`Lidg'ueoilspFhiraidays Mule office in St. leI . Friday's prosecutors this offr. 1 Louis. The others bee in skin is something of which they San Fran. 3 Chicago 2. 13 innings Wa.-hington 4 Minnesota 3. night itzuers •• • Cincinnati, 0, aria Pitts- k. corn- J - . Milwaukee 10 Los Angeles 2, night L., Angeles 5 Detroit 4, night 4111If.. are not aware. Insurance , a , ....., v - burgh, Pa. Fowler also has panics have become well aware St. Louis 12 Pittsburgh 2, night Clocago at New York, night, FPd• ''Plxksiti°n' 'Ci..ke ' (Continued teem Page 1) flys children along the way. that persons who encounter sev- .- Phila at Cincinnati, night. oPd. B-iston at Baltimore, night, ppd. . unconstitutional. a violation of the eral accidents are likely to have . - cald weather Kansas City at Cleve., night, ppd. ------104 • :Os ' • 141h Amendment. - many others, Today's Games Today's Games ENDS TONITE fr.- "For all. practical purposes these * The only steps which can be Los Angeles at Milwaukee Chicago at New York people were under arrest from “LAST DAYS OF well-being of San Francisco at Chicago . taken to insure the Minnesota at Washington the time they left , Montgomery POMPEII" and Philadelphia at Cincinnati. night accident-prone persons is to guard .. ‘ Kansas City at Cleveland 4 Ala.. under control of the Na- "LEECH WOMAN" • AlktikrIII Pittsburgh at St. Louis, night 0°11111531111rdr . them against the "short odds'? Boston at Baltimore, night tional Guard." Young said. The • an accident, and since the grrat Eathrr Lads Dr. Mares MS Sunday's Games here aboard two buses Dr. Hugo lltrafkit .- Detroit at Los Angeles, night riders came majority of accidents happen in -- . .. -San Francieco at Chicago from Montgomery. now under mar- . • Sunday's Games the home, precautions should be- • 'ssiT f.o -Angeles at Milwaukee nal law because of last weekend's D A \' Chicaga at New York, 2 Stalea S U N gin there. Switching lights on Philadelphia at Cincinnati touched off by the I S Kansas City at Cleveland, 2 racial violence while in the bath-tub, or handling i Piesburri at St. Louis riders" arrival in the - B,rston at Baltimore "freedom 1111113182111111111Wsvom • yr • -. ‘ .....urr '.'- 4'"%oe'••rak''' ..ii. - alli any electrical appliance Is clang- AMERICAN LEAGUE Alabama capital. w ,1 is, G w Minnesota at Washington crous and can easily lead to chic- '• T.., Asst. City Prosecutor Robert Detroit . . 27 13 .675 Ti. •r iif ;a' I. is Angeles trucution. W h e n bathing there • Nichols told the c4urt that 'every- NEDEED,N igbp TNRTI4ElEl iclaR.Y,RDE14NporpE should be a ribbed rubber or plas- body knows shy these defendants WNAI /.... mis.s,... tic mat on the bottom of the tub rairka.' came to this state. They came 411 . Pr ' i 9 ...... - to avoid slipping, and another on ' : here to violate the laws." mamaas • ;at the floor. - . ." Asserts Passainaors' Right • • , . ant ?.,..'1 _. should be well lighted , I Wiley Blanton. in Arkansas at- - Stairways att ).,. . and have a guard rail. The edge I AV . torney who guided the Negro side 'The.,,,IparLipe , ' i 491 - - ''''" . 1. : of each stair, should be painted I 1. .0' . of the 1957 Little Rock school de- • ,. • •P with luminous white p a i n t to 1 . / --is. 4 segregation case, said Mississippi . 't . • - ie. ,41L-5-,, more visible. To guard ;11111. , i• al 4-a. eists es... , ,..r.4 ,was obliged to abide by federal ROONEY `'I''. .' make them - a:, 5-Mingsrters alidlust -taking poison, Bakes ., ,, .6ii - -if I laws giving passengers the right - Agin!• P. P. Precidger Yehuda i 5 -"Y'".- 7.- compounds should Moehe - !Ir '-'.. "to travel free of signs of race all poisonous -...... -srg . . *OWE be kept out of their reach. e segregation." r Small rugs, which are dangerous' ..it ._ ,,...„..,,,,, ... Blanton said the "freedom rid- k ,,' . traps on polished floors, .. because they ' fl booby ..., ens' were arrested IMIDOREN : :., be anchoorbfedeactesajec kfieeunnrteslt,oy ._ 'eaijge-dared' the• tyo ,,chhaadllethnegesimMpisiesiscsoipupr.i , should . • ,,,,,' i, the kitchen, a most popular P c „. .7 . .. • • customs. The two white men were , , , , I arrested, Blanton charged. be- *FAY SPAIN for many lipserene- e .• It , ..,, ...•• P. : • , \ ,. ! .. tr. sthyoPeulsd , that all sharp knives are not just age to travel with the Negroes." *MR is , . . . ,- TORII a A Negro student group in Nash- thrown Into a drawer, but into knife-holder, which renders the . .. vale, headed by Bob Isllard, said *MARIY MILNER edge harmless. The low pilot-light • ' i a -group of "freedom riders" would e; ADAM .., ,,,: a.: -, ,,,-° on the stove should be watched ti .s. s es i '' leave the city today for Birming- . prevent minor explosions whic • ham. Ala. The final deitination *CECIt KillAWIY ••• • . . w . , can bring painful burns. Electrr .4 • was Jackson, Lillard said. 4 . Ed.. EV IE wiring anywhere in the hoe I "We might not get to Jackson," , - Mamie Van Doren and Marty Milner taste the fort- should be checked to see if a .• . - .- - --. d,,I, he commented, "ht we are go- *TUESDAY V1RD &Ira Hand Brand A alwr larks 1)1,1414./i I cud f d. ow Ti,,,, io hltiM ledge. il (hi. Gar Adolf Englestela 'ng to Birmingham first." insulation is frayed. of Eden sequence of • The Private Lives (if Adam & • In spite of all warnings, "iic- EICHMANN-fiere are a few of thn vIto Sense Negro colleges in the ,....46au„„,„,,r - W1714ESSFS AGAINST Albert ZUgsliiiili production for 1 niversa l- dent-prone" folk still are the st are-just Adolf F.ichrnann in Jere. Eve," the South closed their doors for the .4`,PAIJI ANKA *lessee scheduled to testify WM - of easily avoidable Incidents w14 on gear(' against dist - A-1s- iiiii•rmitioutii reictoke Mal also slurs Mieki.). [looney, summer Friday and indications poime PIMPS asiern. some son ponce wni be many times are disastrous. .; :lawsuits are covering the trial. Fay epain. Mel- Tonne, Tuesday Weld and l'aul ,were that many st.cnts would Welt More Ulm WO CALL PL 3-1903 Allkfl and opeus 4`unday al the Varsity i Theatre. • • , 'join in the riders' movement.

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a- S 61 SATURDAY — MAY 27, 1961 LEDGER & TIMES — MURIIAY. KENTUCKY PAGE THREE Visitors tossed more than $100 The floral clock on the Capi- into the "wishing well" reflecting tol lawn in Frankfort is the on- pool in front of Kentucky's new ly design of its kind in the world. YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY floral clock the first two weeks of operation. The clock is located on There are floral clocks similar in the west lav.n of the Capitol in size, but recessed in the ground, Frankfort. Money taken from the Scotland. Ken- relay bY NwOULL FIND IT IN THE WANT AIDS pool will go to charities and child- in Canada and jams. o , BUSINESS care organizations. The first mon- tucky's clock stands on its own ey was used to buy recreation base above the ground, behind a tory equipment for patients at Ken- ' five Giant I FOR SALE 1 NOTICE I Female Help Wanted I WANTED tucky Training Home in Frankfort. reflecting pool. I with his he, too, DIRECTORY c?LAN COTTON RAGS. No but- n the Cubs ALUMINUM AWNINGS, ANY MONUMENTS—MURRAY Marble tons, no zippers, no overalls, and storm in in their color or size. Aluminum and Granite Works, builders of etc., please Ledger & Times. windows, two track or triple track, fine memorials for over half cen- FEMALE HELP MURRAY aahn of the aluminum siding, thirteen colors. Kentucky's floral clock on the tury. Porter White, d victory of ADDING MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES Home Comfort Company, U.S. 641 Manager. Dial Capitol lawn in Frankfort was ifth of the AND TYPEWRITERS Highway, Hazel, Kentucky, phone PL 3-2512. junelk WANTED well visited over the Derby week- Ledger & Times PL 3-1918 492-2502. tfc Friday before the Derby hitter o‘ce • Sales a Service WOULD YOU LIKE TO EARN end. On for whom 3,414 cars passed the clock. On * Start _ _ _ _ 715 EXTRA MONEY? 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PL 3-3415 Walston-Young Tex. 24 PL 3-2810 4 ROOM HOUSE on North 3rd -Forced air- 29-Walk wearily 35-Pertaining to le-Tattered violently 30-Climbing punishment FC Street $4,250.00 through nose cloth T CARD OF THANKS palm 38-Coin JEWELRY 3 BEDROOM BRICK, large 26-tnitial 31-Transaction 44-Compass rD wYNN JUDITH ANDERSON TYPEWRITER RENTAL den, 27-Conde- 32-Wipes out MI-Stockings point Furches Jewelry living room, bath and la gas heat, scending took 46 Huity SavA ...COUNT BARE at wv.rii .... PL 3-2835 28 33-Title of 41-Carpenter's -Babylonian extra The family of Monroe Mitchell -Location respect (pt.) tool deity laud Iran,'Jon %Woo oman," feat. AND SERVICE large lot. Has F. H. A. 29-Stumbles ROBERT SUTTON LADIES loan, owner will transfer. Located wishes to thank each and everyone 31-Flurried 12, 4:33 and READY TO WEAR 34-Rodents , Ledger & Times PL 3-1918 on Covey Drive. $17,000.00 total. who helped in any way during the 35-Young ANNA MARIA ALBERGHETTI.-Ti. mpeii," feat. 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PL 3-3131 GOOD CONDITION. -Cut of meat Call PL 3-5989. shown in the home, hospital, and 10-Mountaln 15 and 10:/6. • 1 tp (abbr.) funeral home. il-Tendon starts at 42-Flower FIREWORKS DISPLAY! 43-Central We wish to thank doctors Hahs, American Clark, and Houston, and all of the mmary : "Cinderfel- 45-Rent. worked 17-Stialr post * TUESDAY, MAY 30111 * at 8:05 and • nurses at the hospital who 48-Wise men 'so faithfully, and especially Mrs. TUE FERGUSON MTN DOWN MEMORIAL MITE _Oyes of Ad- aes-vaY,) Hardie, our neighbor and register- 1-Marine snail mins., starts grxi.____-mvirtql 4,A1W.. ed nurse, who stood by him in the 2-13e borne On The Screen . . .. 33, 7:45, and 3-Beast of last hours. burden 4-A stabs (abbr. 93 MINUTES CIF INTENSE SUSPENSE! • Wit tr RAVI ITAPPFVED and Gus was in the reformatory A split between Ca:nos an ' To all the ministers who visited inurder• and • kidnapping 5-Edible neb Two for stealing a car." Broadman would account for In the hospital and offered prayers 6-Abort loekets have .-onfounied Gur.oar- 7-Climbing THE LAST VOYAGE son's belief is bee lasocesce when "There's no necessary Con- Broadman's handling of Ero in his behalf and ours, especially Malt be became JU rt-appouited lawyer nection." Barkers diamond ring. 8-Company #44.21, smip, roviDomheMLTROCOLOR of • nurse. Ella Barites. Police ar- Bro. IINTS rested her as informant of crooks "1 know that, but Secundina "Does Secundma admit that those in charge of the service point Di tr. by United Feature Sonehotte. Inc 27 who rysternatically tooted homes of Jack Wright, Bro. Frederic Col- LEY, D.C. hospital patients. Rector Streadmam thinks there is, Once Gus was Gus killed Broadnaan?" the dealer who identified her as the out of the way. Granada moved "No. She claims that CL3 tharp, Bro, Hal Shipley. source of a stones riot folic, locat- in on her. She claims that's was sent to take care of Brood- ed Is Ids shop. was raurdwed. Theo I It/ FARON'S VP Donato, • pareiee suspected of the way its been sorer alma man. Gaines told him to gather To all the neighbors, friends, or NEED OUR IN A TREE,AND HA! TH1516 lOWAT YOU GET Gus 14E toulog Eloodustad.wu OA down Granada keeps making trouble up the loot in Broacinian's relatives, for food, flowers or any HELP, CHARUE CAN'T CET DOWN— FOR 14AVING A CAT! YOU'D. by Pike Grans as Milo& who BROWN; NEVER CATO.% could neve bees was tar for Goa, so be can get at tier.' basement and knock the old act of kindness. To the singers, 9400PY th• burglar., ring. Tint the mur- "She's not that much at an boy off. But Gus 0-0(611.46 A 7REE: dens dlunnareon now believes. In couldn't go the Max Churchill Funeral Home e the abchsrtioo of Mrs. -111y Mar attraction, Is she?' through with it. He'd never Fercuand. who was dallying with 'You didn't see her ten for the most heartfelt and efficient Larry (Ulnas •lltaguard at the ex- years killed a man. He hit Braadman clusive Foothill Club. for its learned ago, even five. She used to a couple of times and beat ito service possible. We say thank you that Ella Barber was enurted by melt the aspnalt And I icnow She saw Gus right aft.er, Galatia Mil she raftmed to tell tilm that and God bless each and everyone. the mania of wealthy patient& for a tact Granada chased ner same afternoon, and be was Geanstfbee. who woo • witness In for years, and bad a down on enflamed of himself Mrs. Munroe Mitchell and chil- an attach by Polly Illow'• husband for chicken- on tile manager of the Foothill Gus. According to Secuntnruk Lng out. You get Unit? He was dren. ltc Club. is telling the story. „ he never forgave Gus for man- ashamed. She didn't make that ing nim run, and that's whY be up.' NANCY by Ernie SushmIller CFIAPTILlt 13 snot Gus last night.' "Gut OLONEL FERGUSON'S maybe he did.' "It sounds elks a one-sided "Gus? fie's—lie was no bet- ° nous. was Impressive story to me. She's trying to get ter than a moron." HES THE JUDGE WHO • daylight, • green and gray back at Granada.' 'Then he could have been I'LL TAKE A modern structure of stone and "THROWS THE "l hope that's an there is In mistaken about what happened_ SHORT-CUT BOOK" W0130 and glass, distributed tn it She sald other things, too He may have struck Broadman AT EVERYBODY unobtruaive tow shapes which Granada was always dropping a fatal below without knowing THROUGH blended with the landscape and In Broactrnan's store. Manua it." JUDG-E the seaseape. and oak saw hfln there every Padilla said: "'You're sure The door opened Sa my car week, oftener. They used to go Broadman wasn't choked to DIMDOMEt ty entered the turnaround. Tony In the back and ta/k." death? Seetandasto tainlia he YARD NT PRONE"? Padilla, the bartender at the -That's interesting.' was." Tony wasn't a timid ed that some Foothill Club, came out. "Yeah, it is. Because Broad- man, but tie looked frightened. prone", which He climbed In beside me, man was fencing for the gang, "1 don't know what to do about e inner cola.- closing the door very genUy that's definite. Gus was one of all this, Mr. Guanarson. I been them to hire • as ,f it might shatter under nil the break-in boys, and natural- carrying It around ever since inner compu- hand. '1 drove Seenndina Dona- ly he knew who handled the SIG molded It ta my lap. It s f which they to home mat night," he said_ stuff. He also told Socundina too big for in. to handle.' ;urance corn- "She did stxne talking. that they had police informs- Ferguson's telephone rang ! well aware thought better pass the word Bon, somebody at the force piercingly. I Started for the to somebody who d know what Upping them off on '47 11.1,t s. p0111,..A. AsIN mow*. icounter sev- when and service entrance. Padilla was Cep, 1041 5 11•411 Poe.,%wad* ikely to have to do. I can't take it to the where to strike. She thinks L there ahead of cops." was Granada." Irergusco's woke was a elm.- "Why ?" "I don't believe it." mur Lag ABNER Areseislifecop6:: kr thipp which can be far truckle the house; then Mint: _ well-being of lie tiesitated, and them said That's raw privilege." Pr almost a shout: "Holly! is that rapidly: "She thinks Pike Gra- dUla's tone made CAIN'T GO THROUGH CY/UCKLE.i:•- ns is to guard it clear that you, Holly?" (ITIT WERE WORSE'N ?.r.r—AH nada Is mixed up with the rob- he did believe it "Then I hort odds"at won't "My gosh, het talking to EE-MAGINED, IT, AGIN!! AM CAIN'T 55 Astra acivr • bery gang. Don't quote me, and bother going into the rest of IL" rice the gr/rat her," Padilla said. FINISH TH'WEDDIN.11 LET YOWIERRUP1,- don't quota her. He peered "Is there more?" We went in BUT,AH PONE IT!! ts happen in together. Fergu- 50W7Ail /WOWED through the wrindahlead as it "Yeah. rn give It to you ft son met es is the is should be- center hail- AN DONE iTfl COULDN'T searching for hovering nelicop- you want. There must be some way. His weathered face SAM rig lights on was ters. "She's in bad enough truth hi it because k checks broken with joy. 'I talked to MAKE /T.!'" b, or handling trouble now, with her husband out. This business about the het. Sbe's alive and well, and ance is dang- deed, end kids in tent I 'loot kidnapping, for in/stance. Pleeun- be home today." lead to elec- want to get them orphaned dina got wind of ft long ago. "Not kidnapped, after all?" bathing there completely." She didn't know what the Job I said. Libber or plas- -You take her serlously. do was going to be, neither did "Oh, they're heading her, an m of the tub you?" Gus. But ft was going to be right But they haven't ens- id another on "1 dunno. She may be mak- big—a lot of money for every- treated her. She told me so dlito ing it up, put I didn't think one body, enough to solve all their herself." 3e well lighted was that smart. She's known problems." "You're sure it was your -sit. The edge Granada for a long time. He 'Who an are involved?" wife you talked to?" Id be painted used to be one of her boy- "She doesn't know that Gus "Absolutely certain." te paint to friends. Her and Gus and Gra- was one, of course. And this "Who else did you talk to?" ible. To guard nada ran with the same gang character Gaines. Gus knew 'A man —one of her captors. taktng poison, It was a pretty wild gang, NM from way trult, met ttim I didn't recap/MS Itte voice. 16 is IP IL *I di...)111401ft •••••d But 6. An.* *NOM.I. etunds should stealing cars, beefing people In l'shiston yeast ago tinder ma- it doewa matter. They're re- reach. up. They used to have parties other Same." leasing her." •VINO are dangerous' out in the old ice plant—the "What name?" 'Without rankom?" AMUSE AN' SLATS by Raeburn Van Soren olished floors, same place where Pike shot "Seculadina doesn't know. Gus He looked at me with dis- I seeurely.min Gus didn't tell her everything. She Pleahhoe- In the relief of bear- THIS IS GOING TO BE 'iouR. popular pWce • "How long ago waa this?" did find out that Gaines was tag from his wife, he didn't DAUGHTER-IN-LAW. HER 144ME accidents, pre- "Not as long as you'd think. the leader, anyway after Brom_ want to be reminded of obsta- IS AL. AL, 4W FATHER; taken to sec Ten years at the outside. These man broke with the gent cles to her return. oi are not just people aren't old. Sexy—they Broadmaa goofed some way, "I'm paying the ransom," he ,et, but into a used to call her Sexy—Secun• and the cops threw a scare into said in a flat voice. "I'm glad dine • renders the says that Gus and Grana- him_ He decided to pull in his to do IL" da low pilot-light fought tor her one night. horns, He didn't want any part "When and where?' Granada a be watched t was football player, of the bag deal. Sexy says that's 'With your permission, rn and Gus couldn't ilosions whic take him with why they killed him. He was keep my tnaLructions to myself. Ms bare hands. He I burns. Electi- took aim ready to turn State's evidence have a schedule to meet." with a knife. He He in the hot put a little against them." turned with awkward hole in Granada's chest. / was losing my scepticism haste and to see if and walked a rather ex- Granada ran away. Noxt thuig I of Padilla', story. It tied in ratio course to his bedroom. they knew, the place was raided, amines, "a( with some of the things 1 knew. (To Be CantWard Tomorrow) Ill are the p ncidents istrous. a-1903 • rim. MEM LEDETER TTME9 — MURRAY, KENTUCKY SATURDAY — MAY 27, 1461

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Potluck Supper Is Social Calendar Held Thursday By Zeta Department Monday, May 29 foam, add a little lemon juice or The Executive Board of --the cream of tartar before beating. The Zeta Department of the Murray Woman's Club will meet • • • • • Murray Woman's Club held at 'he clubhouse its at 12:30 p.m. Packing shirts? Lay them face- for an important last meeting of the club year with business session. to-face with the collars at oppo- • • • • • potluck supper at the club site ends. Protect the collars by house Tuesday, May 30th filling the necks with handker- on Thursday evening at 6:30. chiefs. NEWSPAPER CHIEFS Heading the list The Calloway County Country Mrs. Cecil of new College News Farris, chairman, appointments for Club will have a catered picnic nest year are: Editor, Mrs. Harolene Pridy, 100'0- presidec at the brief business ses- supper at 6 p.m. Reservations Wednesday, May 31 more from Poplar Bluff, Mo., and business manager, Tom Farthing, sion during which six must be made by noon on Monday, The Ladies Day luncheon will new mem- Junior from Sturgis. bers were voted May 22, by signing the bulletin be held at the Calloway County into the depart- ment. The group board at the club. Country Club at 12 noori:owith also voted to in- crease its membership • . • • • Mrs. A. H. Kopperud as chairman to sixty- • five. Pridy, Farthing to Head To help egg whites hold their of the hostesses. Please make bridge reservations wIih Mrs. Hu- The table was attractively de- go Wilson or Mrs. Don Robinson. corated with a centerpiece of red RADIOLOGICAL Ladies • • • • • MONITORING is one of the Day roses. The supper wan Staff of College News principal new Illinois Civil Defense Agency served courses stressed today by most civil de- training officer buffet style. fense orranhations under the shared-cost program, sits in Luncheon At as a preparation for saving toring on a moni- Fredrica Wilkerson Mrs. Harolene Pridy, sophomore I appointed by President Ralph H. We from radioactive course in Evanston taught by Mrs. fallout which could follow Nissen. the Laura Country Club Hostesses for the evening from Poplar Bluff, Woods. a nuclear attack. A corps of clO's training. information and radio- . Becomes The Bride were Mo., has been citizen specialists is logical defense Mesdames Robert named being trained to measure fallout officer. She also has recently be- The Ladies Day Luncheon Club Miller, James editor of The College News Other staff and fares am come a paid employe, Of M. Lassiter, members are selected Ike public. New laws allowing the selected to devote full time will meet at the Country Club Jerry lioness John Quertermous, for 1961-62. Tom Farthing, junior Federal Gov- to civil defense under by Prof. L. H. Edmondson, director ernment to assume half the costs of the financial aid pro- next Wednesday. Jr., Maurice Ryan, Buist Scott, from Sturgis, has been named bus- Stole hiring more gram. Ritz later worked May 31. Miss Fredrica Wilkerson, daugh- of journalism, and the new edit°, and local civil defense workers the material obtained at Charles Shuffett. and Lubie Veale, iness manager. Speeding are nos Evanston tat,, a similar HoStesses for this week are*, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred They are: this and other CD programs. In course at the under. Wilker- Jr. the top ground Du Page • Mrs. Pridy picture, Robert S. Ritz ifar right County Civil Defense contrail Mesdames: Conrad Jones, Rubin. son, Jr., of Murray, became the and Farthing were in audience', center near Nheation. Il. hottorni. ,0(.05! James. Russel Johnson, John bride of Jerry Maness. son of Betty Jo Ray, Lyndon, news Irvan. Don Keller. Ray Kern, Al Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Maness of editor; Wayne Anderson, Fulton, Kipp. Z. Enix. and H. C. Corn. Dexter. on Saturday. May 20, at assistant news editor; Betty Joyce No reservation§ or cancellations the Coldwater Baptist Church. Morris, Pembroke, feature editor; will be accepted after 12:00 noon Rev. Alfred Harris performed Evelyn Lamb, Kuttawa, assistant on Monday. The luncheon will be the double ring ceremony at three feature editor. followed with bridge. o'clock in the afternoon in the Gene Campbell, Ansonia, Ohio, . presence of the immediate families. sports editor; Julie England, Arrangements of red roses and Springfield, Ill., society editoiii I white peonies were used as de- Ruth Ann Vaughn, Hawesville' corations. copy editor; Larry Barton, Canton, Mrs. Columbus Adams, pianist, cartoonist; and special writers, Kay I played the wedding march and Brewer, Albion, Ill.; Mrs. Diana sang ''l Love You Truly." • , Murray; and Paul Miller, The bride chose to wear for her H ris ur . Ill. wedding a white chiffon dress with white accessories and a cor- Mrs. Pridy is secretary of Sock sage of red roses. Mrs. Charles di Buskin, dramatic; organization, Lamb. aunt of the bride, was the president of the Collegiate Press only attendant and wore an orchid Club. and a member of Delta Delta dress with white accessories. Delta sorority. Hughes Pritchett served as best man for the groom. Farthing. an English major, is I vice-president Following the ceremony the Fairy of the Collegiate Godfather Ed Wyrrn waves his magic wand Press Club. • •* , • 4 bride's grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. and woniterrul a • Fred Wilkerson, Sr., entertained things begin to happen to 'Cinder- Idle' Lewis in his By SUSAN RAISIN with a wedding supper at their music-sparkling comedy, • '.• • • home Coldwater. due Sunday at the Murray Drive CASUAL,- clothes designed . . in -In Theatre. "Chi- • 4 Those present were Mr. and derfella,- a Paramount release in Technicolor, DON'T LOOK for leisure hours and well- stars also earned vacations Mrs. Wilkerson, Jr.. and children, Judith Anderson as the wicked stepmother, are the most Anna and LIKE THIS exciting part of any summer Bonnie. Sherry, and Freddie; Mr. Maria Alherghetti as the princess. wardrobe. And that is exactly and Mrs. Charles Lamb .and daughters. Patricia and Kathy; • what these fun outfits are. • Whether you're planning a Mr. and Mrs. Bobby G. Watson trip to the seashore, the moun- and daughters. Jackie and Judy; tains, long weekends or ituit Rev, Alfred Harris, Johnny and SCOTT Butch Manes, DRUG relaxing in your own back- Junior and Hughes these styles veal be ex- Pritchett, the bridal couple and actly righto the hosts. Coordinated Separates Will Be Open This Sunday Each of these costumes is Mrs. Edwin Larson for a set of separates. However. your Drug, Prescription and Sundry Needs the milkmaid ensemble of Speaks .4t Meeting combed cotton gingham was Of Magazine Club WE WILL BE CLOSED from • fashioned so it could be used 11:00 cm. to 1:00 p.m. as a basis for a, weekend Dr. Ora Mason opened her home for Church Hour wardrobe. for the meeting of the Magazine It comes In a choice of blue, Club held on Thursday afternoon 'PUT YOUR DUDS pink or yellow checks and of at 2:30. course each item may be worn The speaker for the meeting IN with other tops or skirts and was Mrs. Edwin Larson who has OUR SUDS' shorts for added changes served as program chairman for of and relax, attire. the year. She gave a review of visit with your fie- the book, All Women of the - NOTICE •ncle and neighbors, chances Yersatiln - Culottes Bible- by Edith Deen. Mrs. Lar- Sr. some ot them will be here. Culottes are given star bill- son. in her charming and interest- ing • because of their great ver- ing way, discussed the most out- CITY PRIVILEGE AND AUTO * LOTS OF WASHERS satility. A culotte and shirt is standing women in the Bible from * PLENTY perfect for both active and OF DRYERS Eve in the Old Testament to Lydia * BARRELS OF HOT spectator sports and the two- in the New Testament. • LICENSE some ARE DUE can go shopping in the Mrs. Larson was introduced by SOFT WATER village or suburban supermar- Mrs. A. F.'1oran. Miss Cappie MURRAY'S ket with the greatest propriety. ORIGINAL Beale. president, presided at the A 10% Penally will be added For completely June 1st Coin Operated Laundrette casual wear, meeting. the poncho is a new favorite Refreshments were served by . . and a bright complement to Dr. Mason to those present. shorts, tbreadors and fitted CULOTTES, ALWAYS A Gallic favorite, are getting a big play here In America. This out- • • . • • • • b pants. fit Is In an •G. exotic print of blue and green. The sleeveless blouse has a chic scoop neck. - • Junior Golf' 207 So. 7th The Ph. PL 3-9181 Planned For City Clerk's office will be open all We Ar• Also • Pickup Station Country Club day Saturday, May 27th, For There will be a junior golf day 'but will be for Country Club Members each closed Tuesday, One Hour Martinizing Monday"8:30 to 11:30 beginning May 30th in observ- June 5th and continuing through THE REST IN DRY CLEANING Monday ance of Memorial Day. the last in August. Seine Prices and Specials as at All interested boys and girls the 4th Street Store! ages 12-16 are eligible to parti- cipate. They are asked to please • plan to attend the first junior golf meeting at the club house May 29th at 3:30 p.m. MrsCharis Graham is chairman of the junior golf committee. MOTHERS-TO-BE RADIO CAB You Are Invited To FASHION SHOW WILL Just-For-You BE May 29, 8:00 p.m. For Reservations Call 442-3666 °UM'S MATERNITY Closed on Sunday FASHIONS 708 Broadway TILL FURTHER NOTICE Tomer Togs Paducah, Ky. THESE CHARMING milkmaid r,,st•irres ums,st of Jamao A PONCHO TOP IN a gay plaid in about every color in • Across From P.J.C. Sitort.s. tiouse, hill, pleated alOat, iLall a matching bonnet. the rainbow is teemed with a pair of soild-colored shorts.

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The Newspaper Largest Circulation In With The The liege News City •idy, sopho- Largest m Farthing, Circulation Circulation In The County aad • IN OUR 82nd YEAR Unite-d Press International Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, MURRAY May 29, 1961 POPULATION 10 100 Vol. LXXXII No. 126 ,1•1•11P it Ralph H. 'Band Boosters Two Injured In are selected Accident Saturday son, director Near Million new 71 . Murray sal 1- . State editoll Name Officers College stu- New dents were injured Saturday Record eve- Is In ning when their motorcycle got scion, news The Murray High School Band, out of control when the two struck ion, Fulton, under the direction of Irvin Gil- gravel in trying to avoid an acci- Betty Joyce To Be Paid By son, presented its annual concert dent on the eiat highway about ture editor; Sunday afternoon on the lawn of dusk. The Making For 'a, assistant the Murray High School. The pro- Denial Herron, age 21 of Han- gress and versatility of the band son, Kentucky and Franklin Men- was shown in the variety of se- doz, age 19, of Detroit, Michigan sonia, Ohio, TVA To Counties lections played. Student directors, were cut and bruised when their England, Eddie Lee Grogan and Jimmy Oli- motorcycle slid in gravel. Memorial ety edam& Day la conducted the band for two The two turned off onto the Hawesville, Mk record $17,378,577 will be $2,617,272 over the amount paid numbers each. A special drum duet. side of the road to avoid a colli- by I meted Pre.6 :on, Canton, paid by TVA and distributors of two years ago. written Intersortionwl 299 deaths in traffic. There were by Chuck Simons, was pre- sion when the accident occurred. The nation's motorists raced to- writers, Kay TVA electricity to states, counties. Payment to Calloway County 108 deaths from other causes sented by Ronnie McKee! and Herron, t he driver suffered a wards a new Memorial Day holi- for Mrs. Diana and municipalities during the 1961 amounts to $3.890 12 Mike a holiday total of 407. Baker Seniors of the band lacerated scalp. possible concus- day traffic death record today. 'aul Miller, fiscal year as taxes or in lieu of Payments of $6.478,577 in. lieu were The breakdewn: recognized and thanked for sion and multiple bruises and cuts The toll for the first 84 hours of taxes, L. J. Van Mol. TVA Gen- of taxes will be made by TVA to their Traffic. 299 contribution and loyalty. a n d Mendoz suffered multiple the 102 - hour holiday weekend eral Manager, announced today. seven states and 137 counties. Following NIrs. John Paseo, eliiiirmitti Drownings. 58 try of Sock the concert the Mur- Board. receivea bruises and a cut elbow and knee. neared 300 and was higher than This is an increase of $1,026,148 Power distributors' payments are ray 'mills. front llie Ministerial .% Miscellaneous: 50 rganization, High Boosters Organization Miiiislers present They were dismissed from the that of any other Memorial over the previous fiscal year and estimated at $10.900.000, an in- From left. are Day Total: 407 met in the High School Auditor- Howard Nichhis, Waller Miaelike, Murray Hospital this morning at holiday on giate Press crease of $860.000 over last year record. Traffic acci- California ium. The Chairman, Mrs. J. B. l'haelstos 9:00 o'clock. led the traffic death Delta Delta and $2.039,000 over that of two dents were claiming more than Wilson, presided. The following of- count with 28. There were 23 years ago. The Murray Ministerial four lives every hour. • Leers oere elected for the 1961- Associa- Atlas of The Bible; Stuuth, The traffic deaths in Mishigan. 19 in The amount paid by TVA re- tion presented National Safety Council Presi- major, is Mrs. Lassiter 1962 school year; Chairman, Ber- 21 new books to Jews From Cyrus Ti, Herod; Dana, Solon G. Bucy Is both Illinois and New York State, presents 5 percent of $129.451,900. the Murray-Calloway dent Howard- Pyle said "unless Collegiate nard Harvey: Treasurer, J B. Wil- County Li- The New Testament World; Brig 17 in Texas. 13 in North Carolina. the gross proceeds from sale of brary Monday night Awarded Air Medal our mutortists show more respect son; Concessions Co-Chairman, J. at the regu- The Kingdom of God; Stewart, A 10 in Kansas. 9 in both Kentucky power, excluding sales to federal lar board meeting for traffic law and exercise better Not To Co To D. Murphy and Floy. Jewell; Pur- of the library. man in Christ; Maston, Right Or and Pennsylvania. and 8 each in agencies and TVA interdivisional They were presented judgment in every other way., this chasing Chairman, Maurice Ryan; by three re- Wrong; Brunner, Faith. Hope and HIGH WYCOMBE. England — Minnesota, New Mexico and Ten- sales. An additional $5.982 was presenatives of the Memorial Day holiday will become Chaperone Chairman, Mrs Ronald Ministerial As- Love. Morrison. Masterpieces of Captain Solon C.. Bucy, retiring nessee. added this year to bring the Geor- sociation Reverends the most tragic we have ever ('rouch, Publicity Chairman, Mrs. Walter Mischke, Religious Verse, Lewis, Mere Christ- :Der 20 years of active duty with Spring weather kept the drown State Hospital gia /3ayment up to the property president. T. A recorded. John Pasco; Popcorn Chairman, Thasker. chair- Mnits. Finegan, Light From The !the United States Air Force. re- ing toll climbing In the worst tax replacement minimum as de- man of book Mr. and Mrs. N. 0. Story; Work- selection committee; Anc.ent East. ceivect the Air Force Commenda- A United Press International single tragedy, three young chil fined in the TVA Act. and Howard Nichols, ers Chairman, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Mrs. John tion Medal recently, prior to his count at 12.30 p. m. (EDT). more dren drowned in a private dam 21 DETROIT 1.11; -- Nelle Lassiter, As these former taxes on pur- Pasco. chairman Kyle; Maintenance Chairman, Arlo of the Library departure from 7th Air Division than 65 hours after the holiday's miles southeast of Watford City, tke blonde widow of the slain chased property required by the Board, accepted • Sprunger assisted by James Payne; the books. headquarters in High Wy.come, start at 6 p. m. Friday. showed N. D. Alto dealer who was excused from Act be replaced total $1.316277, The books are to Fred Schultz Principal. Murray given to the pub- England. Near Ellenville. N. Y., Dan Pi- trial for her slaying because of this year's TVA payments exceed lic library to be of Joe Morgan High School. announced that the help to the In ceremonies in the Command- per. 17-year-old grandson of the her mental condition, will not go the minimum requirements by average library user band would march for the first who wishes er's office. Captain Bucy received fonder of the Piper Aircraft Corp., to a state mental hospital as sche- $5,162.300. aid in Bible study home football game on September and understand- the award from Major General Miller To Head was killed when his red and white duled today. State governments will receive ing of the Christian faith. Addresses Piper Commanche 1st. He also thanked the Boosters MSC Charles B. Westover. 7A1) Com- crashed into a Circuit Judge Joseph G Rashid $5375.350 of the total, $1.103,227 The books given Club for their support and co- are: Revised mander. for his outstanding con- mountain. this morning summoned reporteri. • counties. Counts.. etandard Version os.g to in operation during The past year. Bible, The New irilautsons to the Inspector Gen- watershed The safety experts had hoped to hi.; chambers and stated that Kentucky, Mississippi, North Caro Testament in Modern English, The Alumni Here eral's office during his three year the sbeeth pace would slow doers Mrs. Lassiter's physician, Dr. Ralph lina and Tennessee Abingdon Bible will receive • Commentary. Hal- tour in England. Monday as many Americans re- Johnson. reported Mrs Lassiter additional amounts as laws in ley's Pocket Bible Handbook, Fil- Captain Bucy is married to the turned to their jobs for one day went into a "mental tailspin" when those states provide for redistri- son. Opening Joe Morgan, Tennessee Com- District Here Resident Dies the New Testament; former Ernestine Miller of alur- of work before embarking on the (Continued on Peg* 4) bution of a part (all in North Francisco. missioner of education, told some • Introducing the Old ray, and they have two children; official Memorial D a y holiday Carolina) of their TVA payments Testament; Burrown. 450 Murray State College alumni The Dead Sea Shawn. 14. and Sheila. 10. Tuesday..The from governments Scrolls; May, at the MSC Alumni Banquet Sat- the state to Early Today Our English Bibles He graduated from the New Con- highways will continue to Student Released local jurisdictions. in the Making; urday night that their main gains Van Baalen. The cord High School. Calloway Coun- (Continued on,. Page 4) The county payments represent Chaos of Cults; in attending Murray State were After Friday Fall Walker, A History ty, Kentucky. in 1938. and attend- the amount equal to the average of The Christian Church; Harper's not their increased earning power Harbarcl W. Jetton, age 72, ed Draughop's Business College in annual ad valorem county and dis- died Bible Dictionary: Wright and Fil- but an education that, became their Ed White. Murray State College today at 3:00 a. m. at Nashville. Tenn . for two years trict property taxes paid for the his home at son, The Westminister Historical aersonal possession and enriched student who fell from the fire 314 South Fifteenth before entering the Armed Forces Kiwanis Club your fn- two tax, years ionediately pre- Street. His their lives. escape on the Fine Arts Building death was in 1940 Prior to coming to Eng- ceding acquisition ton power pro attributed to complica- Morgan. a Murray graduate in chances was released from Murray tion land in 1958, Captain Busy was Hos- perty purchased and operated by following an extended illness. the Class of 1935. said, -I'm sure be here. pital Saturday. Mrs assigned as Munitions Supply Of- TVA as of the end of the 1960 Effie Mae Jetton preceded Almo we all share with Pres. Ralph Officers To -.I was reported that her Man Dies ficer at Homestead APB. Florida, • his injuries fiscal year and ors that portion of husband in death December Woods the pride he must take in ottre not sufficient and also at Lake Charles AFB, HER8 to hold him land acquired for reservoir pur- 10. 1959. the contribution that our college furl her. Survivors La. RYEFt8 poses and allocated or estimated are; one son, Rue) has made and will make in the Be Installed White fell off On Sunday HOT backward from to be allosable to power. The 1961 Jetton of Murray, two sisters, Miss lives of students and of those with the fire escape, Willie which is about one payments to 104 counties are the Jetton. Murray route one. whom the students are associated Work Day Is Set story h i g h. Conflicting reports and Mrs. Charlie Cain of May- in later life. ; The Murray Kiwanis Club will were (Continued on Peg* 4) John Burton meet on 1INAL received as to how high he field, two brothers, Nolan Jetton Smith. age 80. died "I think we alumni Are justified For Pony League Wednesday May 31 at Sunday at 7:30 6:15 p m mdrette was on the fire escape when he of Murray and Carl Jetton of Mur- a.m. at the home in sharing that pride because -we at the Murray Woman's 4 fell. iif his son, Acie Club House. Ile was taken by ambulance ray route one, four grandchildren, Smith, on Almo are partially responsible for the A work day has been scheduled Lieutena at-Governor Route one. ');Iton Boyd to the hospital, but he apparently and three great-grandchildren. His death was the re- prestige enjoyed by Murray State." for the Park League diamond. on of Mayfield will in- sult all the escaped serious injury. Mr. Jetton attended the North of heart and complications (Continued on Page 4) Thursday from 4:00 to 6:00 p. m. officers and directors of • Pleasant Grove Cumberland Pres- following an illness of several according to James Ward. league the club at this meeting. • • byterian Church. Funeral rites will months. president The club was formed in Murray . 3-9181 uneral Held For be conducted Tuesday at 3.00 p. m. His wife. Mrs. Eula Mae Smith, Fathers who plan to have a son on May 16 with clubs from Paris, Station at the J. H. Churchill Chapel. preceeded him in death August 17, in the Park League this year are L. D. Miller Tennessee, Benton and' Mayfield Oliver Baccalaureate being Brent Henry Officiating at the service will be 19.r4. requested to come and help get the sponsors. The Directors Bro. Loyd Wilson and Bro. Wil- Survivors are: two daughters, the park in order. of the' East Fork Maurice Christopher. chemistry of Clarks River Watershed Funi rd rites were conducted for liam E. Glover. Burial will be in Mrs. Mable Collins. Murray- route Park League tryouts will he held Con- instroctor at the college has been iervancy District nixing Oliver Brent Henry at the Max the City Cemetery. five; and Mrs. Beatrice Dick. 600 Program Held at the Little League Park Monday, met to re-elect named as Oresident of the or- officersulast week Churchill Chapel today at 11:00 Friends may call at the J. II, Vine Stseet, one son, Acio Smith, June 5th at 500 p. m. All boys Elected Chair- galizat ion. man waS L. D EANINCI a.m. Conducting the service was Churchill Funeral Home, one brother, Sam Smith of May- interested in playing in the league Wier. Murray; Vice-Chairman. Leon Byers, ale as at Bro. Paul Matthews. Burial was in field, three grandchildren; Mrs. Sunday should he present accompanied by Bent- Night on and Woodrow Hill ire! the Hicks Cemetery. Jackie Herndon. Miss Janice ,Col- a parent. of Sharpe,' Secretary-Treasurer. Other Water- County Actis'e pallbearers were: Otho Firemen Called lins, and Pat Smith, and two great To be eligible for Park League Woman Two shed Directors present were • 4-ton. Jim McCuiston. Rayford grandchildren, Donnie and Gary pity, a boy must have reached his Mar- Times Over vin Hill, Carrinan Parks and G. Lenry, M. W. Henry. Connie Weekend Herndon. The Murray High School bac- eight birthday by June 1st and not Steele. W. Edmonds of Calloway County; and John C. Steele, •Funeral services were held to- calaureate program was held last be over 12 years of age. Passes Away Firemen were called hut Wallace Roach and Norman At- The Max H. Churchill Funeral two day at 2:00 p.m. at the J. H. night at 8:00 o'clock at times over the weekend. the First wood of Graves Comity; Raymond Home had charge of the arrange- Saturday Churchill Chapel with Bro. Henry Baptist at 9:15 Church. Powell. Marshall Mrs. Ella Craig, age 92„ died . ments. _ _ a.m, they were called to nfliciating Waltnr Murray Drive-In To County. Na Mc en an -Poplar streets Acre a soros- .. the old Salem Cernetery. the First Methodist Church de- Murray car had caught fire. This fire was ave ed this reorganization meeting. route three. She died at Active pallbearers were: Gilbert livered the sermon. out by the time firemen arrived. Watershed plans discussed in- the same farm on which she was George Parks. Deward Cook, Chester Yar- Rev. Howard Nichols I Hart Little damage was caused gave the The Murray Drive-In Theatre cluded the completion of survey born and reared. Weather it is brough. R. C. Miller. Aubrey Far- invocation and reported. benediction. will have their annual fireworks and design on three floodwater Mrs. Craig is survived lsir one ris. and Jesse Wells Lassiter. The Senior Girls Ensemble com- display tomorrow night on On Sunday at 5:l3. p.m. they the retarding structure.; in Calloway daughter. M r s. Wybert Morris, Report The ..J. H. Churchill Funeral posed of Nancy McCuistion. theatre grvinds. e Fall Drive were called'to the Collegiate Res- Mary County and two in Marshall during Murray route three. one sister, g United Press Internettenal Home had charge of the arrange- Anna Wallace. Linda Collie. Linda The city Fire Department will taurant where an overheated light summer of 1961.. These 5 flood- Mrs. Van Clark. Murray route ments. Harris, Donna Wilson. Linda Ma- be on hand at the theatre on had caused the celotex ceiling to a water reservoirs would then be .Nree, t w o grandchildren. Mrs. rine. Janet Sykes. Martha Billing standby basis in the Western Kentucky -- Consider- catch fire. Dry chemicals and CO2 - event of scheduled for construction in sum- Guy Luther and Craig Morris, and Planned By ton. Brenda Smith. Anne Wrather, emergency. able cloudiness and a little warm. had been used by the time firemen Bethel Richardson On mer of 1962. During summer of aro. great-granddaughter, Kathy Joyce Spann rendered "0 God said that it has been an annual er today, with scattered showers arrived and it was just about ex- Our event 1962 several other structures in Luther. Help Ages and chance of scattered thunder- tinguished. Board Of State Group in Past" by Isaac Watts, said that has been an annual event Calloway and one in Marshall She was the oldest living mem- Civic Music Miss Mary Anna Wallace sang at the theatre to have a specta- ber of the showers. High today in the Mid Chief Robertson said that the will be surveyed and designed arid Elm Grove Baptist Bethel Richardson, local Certi- a solo "I'll Walk With Goff". eular fireworks display on May 30 70s. Gradual clearing from the management had done a good job those resevoirs plus necessary Church having been a member for fied Public Accountant has been Ushers for the occasion were end July 4 for several years. west and north tonight and a The annual membership drive in extinguishing the blaze before channel work will be ready for 78 years. Funeral services will be 'notified of his election to the Dickie Farrell, James Kerlick, little cooler. Low tonight near 50. for the Civic Music Association they arrived. construction in 1963. During Spring held Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Board of Directors of the Kentucky John Yokingerman, Jimmy Bucy, NO PAPER TUESDAY Gekerally fair with little tempera- will be held October 2nd through of 1962 approximately half of the J. H. Churchill Chapel. Rev. M. T. Society of Certified Public Ac- Richard Workman, James Parker, The Ledger and Times will Robertson ti s‘ change Tuesday. October 7th it was announced critical gullied area acreage will and Rev. Harold Las- to- ANNUAL PICNIC countants. Steve Williams, Jimmie Tabers, not Temperatures at 6 a. in. (CDT).: day by George Hart. publish tomorrow. Tuesday, be stabilized within this water- siter will' conduct the rites. Burial president of Richardson received notification Bill Sturm. and Jimmie Paducah 62, Louisville 58, Lexing- the local association. Smith. May 30. Memorial Day, in order shed. will be in the Miller Cemetery. The annual picnic of the St. from Bill Caldwell, executive sec- Nancy McCuistion played the that the employees ton 58, Bowling Green 58, London This date and other plans of the daily This Watershed Conservancy Dis- Active pallbearers will be: Obert for Leo's-Catholic Church will be held retary of the statewide organiza- processional and recessional. newspaper 52, Covington 57, and Hopkins- the fall drive were may spend th• day trict was organized in Itarch 1957. Garland. Jack Bailey. Carlos Hod- formulated aft- Wecinesdir May 31st, at the city tion. His term of office will Commencement Ole 60. er a be exercises will with their families. It includes 2.600 different farms ges. Jake Mahan, Tellus McDougal meeting of the board of di- park at 5 00 p. m for three Evansville. Ind., 62, years. Richardson has he held on Thursday evening at Reports indicate that practical. covering approximately 190.000 arid Beauton Lassiter. rectors of the Murray Civic Music All parishioners and college stu- offices Huntington, here in the Colonial Build- the Murray High School audi- ly all stores in the city will bo acres cif land in Calloway. Graves. Friends may call at the J. W. Va , 53. (Continued on Page 4) dents are urged to attend. H. ing. torium. closed as well as public offices. Marshall and McCracken Counties. Churchill Funeral Home.

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York, N.Y.; the approach of the pen- round- Ken Boyer trippers by Leo drove in four runs nant races' Memorial Day mile- Posada, Dick Entered at the Post Office, Hawser, with a single and double as Murray, Kentucky, for stone. Norm Siebern and Joe the Second transmission as Pignatano. Cardinals routed Harvey Class Matter All told, there were Norm Bass spun a six- Haltx 37 homers, in the first inning. Al SUBSCRIPTION RATES: surpassing the previous hitter, including homers by Ro- Cicblte By Carrier in Murray, record of won his second game month 85e In Calloway and per week 20e, per 34 for a schedule mano, Woodie Held and Jimmy for the. where, adjoining counties, per of 11 games, to Cardinals. Hal $5.50. year, $3.50; else- excite the Piersall, to win his third game Smith, Dick Groat 154,756 fans who turned • for and Dick out for Kansas City in the nightcap. Stuart homered for the. the pre-holiday action. Pirates. And Gene MONUA1 — MAY when it was all over the Green's two-run homer 29, 1961 Detroit Tigers and San Francisco helped the Senators complete a Giants were virtually of occupy- three-game sweep of the Twins ing first place on the night of with Marty K u ty n a receiving May 30—a fact which history says credit foe his third straight win. gives them a better - than - even Harmon Killebrew humered for chance to meet in the World Series the Twins. next October. Dun Schwall turned in the best No less than 26 homers were pitching effort of the day with a h it in seven American League seven-hatter embellished by eight games and another 11 were hit strikeouts for the Red Sox. Frank .11UDGE OF SIGHS—The anti-Polaris in four National League Malzone's three-run missile demonstrators are packed so tightly contests fourth-inning budge, either) at Dunoon. Scotland. (wouldn't as the big men homer was that U.S. naval officers have to walk with the long, the big blow of the get to the U.S. submarine over them to tapered game Proteus. These demonstrators are the bats enjoyed a field day. as -hard luck" Jack Fisher 2,000 who demonstrated "hard core" of some There at the Holy Loch submarine anchorage. were 10 homers hit during suffered his sixth loss fur the (Radiophoto) the Cleveland - Kansas City dou- Orioles. ble-header and another nine belt- Dodgers Beat Burdette SOMERSET, ed Ky. ITN — Darrell during the Chicago-New York Dick Farrell pitched six innings Hall, bargain bill. of shutout the blind Pulaski County Yet, with it all, there relief for the Dodgers, were a few pitchers who brat Lew clerk, was defeated in who came out Burdette for the last Tues- relatively unscathed. ninth time day's at Milwaukee since For the second time primary election in his bid Tigers July, in his long Widen Lead 1956. Hank Aaron drove in career Mickey for re-election to When Rooney uses a a fourth term. the last baseball flew out all the Braves' runs with a homer make-up of sight, device as he dons plas- Complete returns Friday showed here's how the big league and a double but the game-win- tic horns for a hilarious por- Marshall Dovenport, picture shaped up: ning blow was a fourth backed by a -inning trayal of Satan in "The Private government-reform The Tigers, powered by single by Maury Wills. group, polled three Lives of Adam & Eve," in 1,799 votes homers, walloped the Vada Pinson hit Spec- more than Hall. Los Angeles a pair of two- tacolor. Mamie Van Angels, 9-4, and took run homers and Doren and a 31-game Bob Purkey pit- Marty Milner are lead in t h e American ched an eight seen in the NATIONAL LEAGUE League. -hitter for the Reds, title roles. It Cleveland 9 Kansas City 1, They're assured vehu dealt shows today and TP.I111 W 1st of leading Frank Sullivan his CAUGHT I. itt G B. Kansas the fifth Tuesday at the Varsity BY VESUVIUS—Workmen carefully San Francisco ....25 City 8 Cleveland 4, 2nd league the night of Theatr • flea ashes separate solidi- 13 .658 May 30 no from bodies of Roman adults Los Angeles Chicago 14 New York 9, matter what happens mified ana chilaren mum- 25 18 .581 21 1st in the next in lava by the sudden eruption New York 5 Chicago 'TIME 48 hours. of ML Vesuvius in 79 Cincinnati 22 16 .579 3 3, 2nd :F01. AD. This is one of the Boston 5 Baltimore 0 The excavations at Pompeii. ttsburgh 20 16 .556 4 Giants overcame Ernie Detroit 9'Los Angeles Sall A Banks' grand MURRAY Milwaukee 18 18 .500 6 4 slam homer to beat LOAN CO. Saturday's the Chicago NI W. St. Louis 18 19 .486 64 Results SHOW! Cubs, 6-5, and now Male Si. Telephone PI. 1-21121 Chicago lead the National 12 26 .316 13 Washington 14 League by 21 "YOUR HOME-OWNED Minnesota 4 games. They'll LOAN CO." phaladelphia 11 25 .306 13 Kansas City VARSITY: "Private have at least a 7 Cleveland 5, 12 in. Lives of Ad- share of Federal Sunday's Results Baltimore am & Eve." feat. first place Tuesday night State Market • 5 Boston 4 85 mini., starts if they Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia Los at 1:00, 2:39, don't blow three games in 2 Angeles 10 Detroit 1 4:21, 6:03, 7:45, and 36 Los Angeles 4 Milwaukee 927. hours to the Cincinnati Reds. News Service 3 Chicago at New York, ppd., rain St. Louis 8 The New York Yankees Pittsburgh 4 Today's Games scored San Francisco a 5-3 victory after losing, 14-9, Merviy 6 Chicago 5 New York at Boston, night to Kentucky. May 23, 1961 the Chicago White Sox; the Cleve- NOW! Saturday's Results Only game scheduled. MURRAY DRIVE-IN: * Murray Lveetuck Company St. Louis 7 "Cinderfel- land Indians beat the Kansas Market Pittsburgh 5 Tuesday's Games la." 91 mins., City ENDS TUESDAY Report: San Francisco starts at 8:05 and Athletics, 9-1, and then 8 Chicago 2 New Yurk at Boston 10:50. lost, 8-4; before they do Milwaukee the Washington Senators Receipts: 10 Los Angeles 8 Los Angeles at topped Hogs: 89. Cattle and Washington the Minnesota Twins, serious Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 4 Minnesota - Tuesday 6-4, and the 'MICKEY RUNEY damage .. 280 Sheep inonel at Cleveland, 2 Boston Red Sox Today's Games Kansas defeated the Bal- City at Detroit, 2 MURRAY timore Orioles, *MAMIE VA M Kegs: eceipes Cincinnati at Sam Francisco Baltimore DRIVE-IN: "The Last 5-0, in other AL DOREN mostly mixed grade at Chicago, 2 V,s age," Termites eat butchers: St. Louis at Los and fireworks display. wood, IIC— Steady. U. S. No. 1. Angeles, night *FAY SINN arid 2. gamesIn the National League, the '3 barrowe and gilts' Only games scheduled. Los 0111/ 'MEL TIVIin Struy 190-230 Angeles Dodgers construction from lbs. S16.75; 240-250 Tuesday's Games shaded the Mil- lbs. S16.00- waukee Braves, • MARTY MI1/101 16.25: 380-325 lbs. Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 4-3, the Cincin- the inside out. $14.5015-50: 2 nati Reds downed I *DECILKEILAWN Get our 150-165 lbs. 515.00-15.50; Chicago at Pittsburgh, Talent the Philadelphia No. 2 and 2 and Heart Phillies, free 3 sows 300-600 ellftrilmati at 4-2, and the St. Louis inspection. If they're lbs. $13.50-14.00. San Francisco, 2 Cardinals 'TUESDAY WELD • St. Louis at Los w h i p ped the world Cattle Angeles, night champion present, we know and Calve-a: Rezeipts most- Pittsburgh Pirates, 8-4. :PAU how to ly cows, ANKA stock steers and mixed AMERICAN In Warren's Walks Three Straight sAtult slop slaughter LEAGUE Novel Charlie SOMERS them in their tracks! yearlings All classes Team w Maxwell, Nor m Cash steady. Utility Detroit I. 1. B. and Dick Brown and Slandard 500- 28 14 .667 THE CAVE. BY ROBERT PENN hit homers to 700 lbs. Cleveland WARREN offset round Mixed slaughter yearLngs 24 17 .585 31 -trippers by Earl Av- • S1875-22.75: New Reviewed .erill We exterminate pests l'Llav and Commer- York 21 16 .568 4i by Ernest Vaughn and Ken -Hunt and enable . c •ws $15 Baltimore Robert 'Detroit's Jim Bunning 20-18.75; Canner and 23 19 .548 5 Penn Warren is somewhat of a curiosity to win his of all kinds at low utter S1310-15.40; Washington third game. The cost. in the Tigers r Utility and 21 12 .488 7; literary world. He writes books and poems won the Commercial Bells Kansas City that game with a four-run $17 25-19.00; 17 19 .472 8 are acclaimed by critics and avidly-read eighth-in- Common and alecLum Minnesota by the general ning rally featured 300-600 lbs. 19 22 .463 81 reading public. One of Warren's by the homers KELLEY'S Stock Steers Besten most popular books by Cash and Brown 516.00-23.00; 3 Head 16 21 .432 91 was the Pulitzer Prize-winning and climaxed ROSE _esid 675 lbs. (Average) Los Angeles "All the King's Men" when relief pitcher =.50. 15 24 .385 111 written in 1946. Johnny James PEST Chicago of the Angels walked Voider': Mastly 15 23 .375 12 three 50c--75e loser. Sunday's "The Cave" is Watren's sixth straigia batters to force .'1,..):et 155-345 Results and perhaps his in a run. lbs. 128.50-30.75: Washingten 6 best novel. It opens in Jose Pagan's ninth CONTROL Good S24.75-27.50: Minnesota 4 the woods near Johnstown, -inning sin- Standard $21.50- Tennessee, where gle drove in the winning 2425: Good Jasper Herrick has been exploring run for BUSHES Phone and Chmce 255-299 a cave. the Giants, who 1 . He leaves his guitar propped up against handed the Cubs S24.50-29.25. his their seventh boots near the entrance where later consecutive defeat. it's found by his The beneficiary younger brother, Monty, was Stu Miller, out walking with his girl- who yielded friend. Jo-Lea Bingham. a ninth-inning homer to FA Bouchee but nevertheless to The girl runs for help when she realizes that picked up his third win of the Jasper would never have left his guitar out in the night air unless he was trapped in the cave. seasoHoerl runs by Al Smith, Wes AZALIAS Jasper Covington a n d Floyd Robinson and a friend, "Ikey" Sumpter, had been planning paced the White Sox to their to expiun the cave as a tourist attraction opening game victory that ended Azalia and Jasper had g,,ne into the cave Fertilizer to explore its a six-game losing streak Jasper's friend but the realizes that Jasper is Yankees split the double-header trapped in the cav.e and rushes back to the cave to behind Jim Coates' six innings of and Peat find him but doesn't succeed. _ Moss But he does dream up a shutout relief and a homer by scheme to focus nationwide attention on the cave Roger Mans. Coy in g t on and with himself in the spotlight. pinch-hitter Bob Cerv hit- grand The slams in' newspapereradineand tele‘m:ion move the first game and Rob- in, and inson you can take the •aery from tliere. also drove in four runs. But Warren tells Bill Skowron his story about Jo-Lea; Jasper's singled home the father, who is dying decisive of cancer; Jo-Lea's run in the nightcap. HUIE fathef..who is cursed FLOWER by a domi- Senators Sweep SHOP nerrivg wife; Twins Robert and Ikey" Sumpter, who is longing 15th & Poplar Stack and Dorthy Malone for - Homers by Vic Power and John- Phone PL 3-3981 head his college girlfriend. After the 'he ca' M "The announcement of ny Romano paced the Indians to Jasper's death, the n,,vel I. ie V .4,•" pic'tirv play; winds up with each character finding an answer eav nee enk. a• a secend to his problem and some of them ato ,c•1 acting on it, while ONE •':'14. .vorks head others, unfortunately, do not. e HOUR SERVICE -" ,it w Floe at the Hebert ti Ll! Penn Warren has 7 D: “Ft Theatre. both talent and heart in "The Cave" and les nook comes vividly to life. — * nese DRY CLEANING SPECIALS *

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ROSS MACDONAIITS beses.91/er m rier 7.47-Leavie out 51-1111ez in mod ISS.Omo 411 Wake 15-Bass ve.36 5i0Wati born* SW35 46: 1ESDAY 67-remale 38 39 al40 41 .0 • sheep 42 *43 III DOWN IIPUIlill 1-Uncouth •:•:'46 m47 46 ill person al :!:..C. .w; III -Charles Mason Baker 3-Stray Willi 4-1 ieb at "II Sill•III CHAPTER 14 "What she said" "No. He would have Caouz,- "it.' 7.47111's name ARRY GAINES told me he "1 didn't know you ever I was silly, keeping it" I-French lila Mil Mil article .D7 I flhtSO lestur, _ 1-'always wanted to be an ac- talked to tier. How often did you "You kept Ma clipping?" Syndicate. 21 see her?" tor." Ella Barker said. "I guess "Yeah, 1 tucked it back fn- *11 he'd make e good one." -Only the once—the time I side &Rd kept it. You'd thlia told you about 1 remember ex- tier tone WWI sardonic. She it was money or somethirgi. was finding her armor, harden- actly what she said: 'You Little get?" How silly can a girl NOTES, NOTES—Adolf Eich- ing her personality against life tomcat'—talking to Larry — "Do you still have It?" mann is busy with his Writ- In Jail. 'have you been playing games behind my back?' She said. 'I'm She nodded. "I foret to ing materials as a former "Why do you say that'!" nut flattered by your choice of throw it out. It's In my a;tar:.- Slovak Jewish leader tells "Look now tie took me In. a.-choice of a substitute, some- ment." the court in Jerusalem that The great lover When he gave thing like that" "Where in your apartment?" the Nimbi in 1943 said they me that diamond ring, that would consider stopping A slow blush mounted from "In the bureau. thatop drawer de- watch, I thought fled bought portation of Jews for a pay- Ella's neck to her chccht.s. It of the bureau in the 'tiedroodi. 41 • them for me. Honest." ment of two to three million softened her mouth, and then 1 have a tittle redwood cheat 1 • dollars. Arm of guard .11•••• "I believe you." her eyes. She said in an un- call my treasure chest. 1 put it can be ' k seen beyond. )SE "Nob's:), else around here steady voice: -1 made a fool of In there. Mrs. Cline will let you (RadsoPhoto). does. Even the other girls think myself with that Gaines, didn't iri" She shook fax head. "I 1M holding out They keep ask- 17" hate to think what her opinion SANOV ing me questions alx..ut,learry. "Everybody's entitled /to one of me must be." Envie SuahmIllar like 1 was really close to rum. big mistake. You could bave "I'm sure it hasn't changed." ;HES and knew all about him. 1 AUNT FRITZ! tleen come out of it worse." LOOK AT asked so many questions. She raised her head and SAYS IT'LL, "Yeah. if he really had mar- looked at me levelly with soft, A head spina. I wake up in TAKE THE THAT middle of the night, and near ried me. 1 see that now." bright eyes. ua&Y, LION voices aaeing me questions. I'm "Did be ever give you pres- • • • HUMID WAVE OUT t. • going to go nuts if I don t get ents besides the watch and I LOST NO TIME in getting OF ONE'S out of here." the ring?" to Ella's apartment, and the DAY HAIR "If we can get our hands on "No. He gave me flowers landlady let nie In. I found the Caine*. it's going to help you." once. One flower, a gardenia. clipping in the wallet,' where -Where Is he 7" He said that it would oe our Ella had said it would be. "That's the question. It's why flower. That was the night ne It was a tired old clipping, :er I'm bothering you again." let me in on the big robbery beginning to come apart at the "You're not bothering me. It. plan.. Thank Heavens I didn't folds. As Ella had said, it nice to see a friendly fano, go for that, anyway." seemed to be a review of a somebody 1 can talk to. You're "Do you have anything of high-school play. Part of it. in- nice to me, Mr. Gunnarson. his? Clothes, for example, that cluding the headline and byline, Don't think 1 don't appreciate he may have left with you?" was missing. The rest of it k It" She gave me a dun smile. "What do you think 1 am? said: fte. . her first He never took off his clothes in "Dorothy Drennan was her Carr 1941 by Unwed Pees,..-• "You should smile more often. my apartment!" usual charming self in the role 41•11. Your of ingenue. Claire Zanella and smile is your best fea- "Sorry, 1 didn't mean any- LILP ture." thing wrong, Miss Barker. I Marguerite Wood were charm- ABNER bAZII:L3 I A.tt r lop It was a broad compliment, thought you might have Dome- ing as the bride's-maids. Steph- ttBP by Al a•PP but not too broad for the oc- thing persona'. of his. Some en Roche and tiilda Dotery per- 981 casion. really smiled keepsake." formed excellently as the comic SHECKS.f- IT 4 She this (A pITCHER OFA SARTIN GAL!! time, an • dropped five years. "Nu, all I had was the ring, servant couple and had the DIDN'T WHUT audience of friends and "Thank you, sir." and 1 sold that. 1 forgot about laree TINY? WHY "Getting back to Gaines, if tho watch." She wrinkled up parents in stitches, as did BOTI-IFR wurA PITC1•17.3, you can bear to—did he talk her brow again_ "There's some- Frank Treco and Walter Van WHEN THARS A REAL GAL • much about acting?' thing else 1 forgot, It doesn't Horn with their usual live-wire HERE,IN GORGEOUS COLOR, "No, just once or twice, lie have any value, though. It's antics. --'" AN'THROEZIN' WIF LIFE? mentioned that he did some lust an old sharkskin wallet" "The surprise of the evening acting." "Larry's wallet?" was Harry Haines in the de- "Where?" "Yeah. I noticed one night manding role of Jack Treloar. "I think in high school." when 1 gave him my picture— harry is a newcomer to local "Did he say where he went one of those wallet-sized pic- high-school theatrics, and trn- to high school? Think hard." tures. 1 noticed that his wallet pressed us all with his talent Dutifully, she wrinkled up was all worn out. So 1 went Also to be commended are hii-• forehead. "No," she ...sael downtown next day and bought Sheila Wo-d and Mesa McNab, after a pause, "he never men- him a new one, an alligator wal- who performed well in support- tioned that. He never told me let. It cost be twenty dollars, ing roles. as did Jimmie Spence. • are.ethlng about his past life." with the tax 1 gave it to him The play itself left something •• • "Did he talk about his next time 1 saw him, He liked to be desired in the writing de- friends?" it Ho took all his money and partment hilt our young Thes- "Just Broadman, lie thought Stuff out of the old one, and be pians made it an enjoyable eve- - C vilSk idiatsimhimiiiinds:.miiV • Broadman was a slob." was going to throw the old on• ning for all concerned." "Did he ever say anything away. 1 wouldn't let him." The sentences about Harry AIM AN' SLATS shred. 'Delors At pet rr gars?" "Ilid he ir-7.1.1111 anything Ilanies had been imderliogeLta__ by Raebum Van Duran "No. He never even took me the wallet?" pencil For a boy of that name, WITH FLYING BETTER COME to the movies." She added bit- "I don't think so. But wait I thought Larry Gaines would COLORS, DAD: TAKIN' TIAdf Oi F terly: "I guess he was saving a minute. There was a piece of be a natural alias. 1 turned the SO YOU'RE FINALLY GETTING Willi ME, ALL 'SMACK IN The /11:0OU his money for the blonde." paper in the back compartment clipping over. The other side i#11f7HED, EH, SON? WELL,up OF YOU. 1 0'A WCRION'DAY. "What blonde do you mean?" —something cut out of a news- carried a news-service story YOUR INTENDED YOUR OLD MAN'S SCP.E • "The one I caught him with, paper." about Dwight Eisenhower's PASS THE ACID GOT A LOT 0'PULL the one 1 said looked like Holly "What newspaper?" election to the Presidency, into 'TEST "? AROUND HERE, May 1 guess he was going with "It didn't say. It was just r. in the fall of 1962. I folded the JOSH her all the time." piece cut out of the middle of clipping carefully, replaced it "All what time?" a page." in th^ wallet, and dropped the "When 1 thought he was my "What was the piece about?" wallet in my jacket pocket boy-frtend, and maybe we'd get "A show, some kind of a married, and everything. It's show. I think it was a school Gonenoion is going to lose really her he was interested in, play." the friendship and help of a prehl bly." "Did yot ever oak Larry police lietitenant. The story "What makes you think so?" about it?" continues here tomorrow. - - - - -• • _ • • ^ .• . •

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The local association will be Mrs. Lenora "Proper parent education is the conducting Johnson died Yesterday after an its' third drive for of nineteen days preventive, a nd parents should members after at her home sit, Murray route two. Social Calendar two successful sea- Is survived She swallow their pills out of sight Joe Mot sons which by her husband, F.. G. -clan • • • have brought to Mur- Johnson,_ and one of their children," Dr. Alfred J. R. 411111)4liter. Mrs. tay such outstanding artists of the Ernest Underwood. Loumans warned. Monday, May (Continued from Page 1) Hee. Kuria 29 for an important business session. concert stage, television, and the Mathis has accepted I he pastorate The Executive North of the Board of the • • • . • Metroplitan stage as Walter Haut- Pleasant Ilrave rintliberland Murray Woman's Club In. his annual -Report of Pro- Presbyterian Chilrell. will meet zig, pianist. Blanche Thebom, Met- lie is attendailee officer at the clubhouse TUesday. May 30th gress" President Woods reviewed for Marshall County and pashir at 12:30 p.m. ropolitan Opera star, Ferante and of Ike t•nity Church. DON'T LOOK • The Calloway County Country the vast developments of the phy- Tichener, duo-piano team, The J. 'W. "Will" Club will have a catered sical plant now underway and said Hutchens died Saturday LIKE.THIS picnic Theatre Men, vocal ensemble, the o at supper at 6 p.m. that more Murray State the Murray Hospital following several Reservations students St. Louis Sinfonetta Orchestra, weeks illness. Mr.' must be made by noon on ere giving attention to learning Hutchens operates! a barbecue Monday, Martha Lipton. Metropolitan Opera stand in Benton id one May 22, by signing the opportunities than ever before. tittle. lie is siirviVed bulletin star, who is now head of the voice by his wife, and one snit, Hilbert board at the club. In answer to critics of public Hutchens lot' Gulden department at the University of Pond. education, Dr. Woods quoted from Indiana. PRESENTS "DOCTRINE" — In a study made by the Institute of The one week drive is the only a serious, personally To help egg whites hold their Higher Education, Columbia Uni- Brewer. 20, of Mercer County, delivered opportunity for music lovers of message to foam, add a little lemon juice or versity: "...the facts in this study Kentucky's "grassroots ambassa- a joint session of Murray and surrounding territory Kentucky News dor" cream of tartar before beating. suggest that those who continue to France, leaves for Eu- the Congress, President Ken- to become members of the Niue rope to search for the shortcomings in this week. A junior at West- nedy unfolds his "Freedom Doc- ray Civic Association as no tickets Briefs ern Us Roll Of our educational system exclusive- Kentucky State College and trine" calling for heavy, new Mail A Packing shirts? Lay them face- are sold at the performances. It Film To Develop ly, or even primarily, in the 4-H Club members, she is Ken- federal ;o-face with the collars at oppo- ex- is only by this one week of spending. The plan in- And Print At The cessive emphasis in con- tucky's International Farm Youth -ite ends. Protect the schools of certed effort that the By United Press International cludes a 5-year, e7-99-billion Prices Mentioned collars by education on organization Exchange IFYE de'egate filling the necks 'methods' courses and can make RICHMOND iUNI — this drive to seize the Below. When Wd with handker- plans for the ensuing Dr. Duke K. year. space lead in the limited liberal education of McCall, Return Your Pic- sirnefs. season. president of the Southern and put an American on the our teachers will be using a fic- , tures You Will Membership in the Murray Civic aptist Theological Seminary, Lou- moon by 1970. tion to come to grips with a reali- GEORGETOWN, Ky. IUD — Tony Reeekie A New Ron Of Film Music Association entitles the sviTle, said Sunday that the jet ty. This exercise will mem- Raisor, principal of Scott County 'PUT Absolutely FREE Of Charge. Wednesday, May 31 not only ber to attend concerts age has made the world too YOUR DUDS be unredwarding. in the neigh- small High School for six years, The Ladies Day luncheon will but in terms boring towns for "little men with §ub- WAIAIOS SIM WOW of of Mayfield, Paris, little minds." mitted his resignation be held at the Calloway County our urgent material need for and McCall --spoke to during the Martin, Tennessee, thereby 457 candidates weekend, effective IN OUR !Country Club at 12 noon with teachers and a strengthened pro- for degrees at June 30. Raisor SUDS' giving everyone an opportunity to the Eastern State said he has Mrs. A. gram of elementary 3nd secondary been named district DRIVE-IN H. Kopperud as chairman see a full season of diversified College baccalaureate service. THEATRE and relax, rf the hostesses. education, it will also be a dis- manager of the State Farm In- visit with your frIAIC Please make artists, ranging from opera to pop- bridge service to our country." surance Co., with headquarters at Open 6:30 - Start 7:15 ends and neighbors, reservations v.-7:h Mrs. Hu- ular Broadway show tunes. LOUISVILLE, Ky. a'Pt — Jef- chances Alumni Secretary from Somerset. are go Wilson or Mrs. Don Robinson. M. 0. Wra- instrumental stars ferson County Patrolman Charles _sit I.:\ some or them will be here. • • ther presented to vocal stars TOM 11: • • • Alumni Scholar- to dance groups. I T. Phillips, 41, was ordered sus- ships to Judy Lee Roberts. FIVE DAY FORECAST * Clint- Mr. Hart, also, announces pended from the county pol.re Jerry Lewis In LOTS OF WASHERS LOUISVILLE, Ky. UPI — on: Michael Morgan. Benton: the By United Press International Mrs. and following committee chairman 'force Sunday after his car struck "CINDERFELLA" * PLENTY OF DRYERS Myrtle Coons Downing, widow of Kenneth Kell, Paducah. for a utility LOUISVILLE, Ky. 1P1— The the fall campaign: pole. Lt. Russell McAdn- advanced y. BARRELS OF HOT John Downing, former executive Officers of the Alumni Associa- I iel said forecasts for the five- Tomortit(lw Mrs. Howard Olila. Membership Phillips told him he had day NITE SOFT vice president of Standard 0,1 tion for next year were also in- been period. Tuesday through Set- WATER Chairman, Richard Farrell, Con- driving 55 miss per hour urday, Co. of Kentucky. cl,ed at noon stalled at the banquet. The new in prepared by the U. S. Wea- Presenting MURRAY'S cert Chairman, Mrs. Charles Clark a 35-milo-per-hour zone. ORIGINAL Friday at a LoLiisville hospital. officers are: J. D. Rayburn. presi- ther Bureau: Our Coin Organizational Chairman, Russel Temperatures Operated Laundrette She was the daughter of Samuel dent. and Lindsey M. Freeman. LOUISVILLE. for the next five ANNUAL Johnson. Publicity Chairman, Jack Ky. — More days will average • Warwick Coons, •-onfPfat I press ear. -iprosident, than 60,000 near the Ken- Winter, Prissjaect ettairlitS1t. Roman Catholics are tucky normal dent and chairman of the board New class representatives are: scheduled extremes 81 and 59 MAIL ORVIRS TO Mrs. C. C. Lowry is secretary to participate in the degrees. FIREWORKS of Standard Oil of Kentucky. Mrs. W. Z. Carter, Class of 1926; 35th annual and Mrs. James Rudy Allbrittenais Corpus Christi pro- Moderately 144°. ilYj%:*M.SRY- JENKOLOR—BOX 212 Carmon M. Graham. 1927; Mrs. cession cool Tuesday and treasurer of the local association. at Churchill Downs next Lucille Sisk Fraser, 1929. Thursday and mildly warm for 207_ so, lilt__ Ph. PL 3-9181 HOPKINSIIILLE, KY. Mrs. Sunday. Archbishop John A. Flo- 015PLAY Susie Humphreys Beale. the retnaindet of the period. To- 1929; Hugh ersh, of the Louisville We Are Also 8 Pickup film Mailer Invoices* Read today's Sports Diocese, will tal rainfall will average Station May, HEW Connd L. Smith, 1937: be the celebrant, one-half — On The Screen — Fres Oa Request assisted by 12 -to one inch, with Hugh Hawthorne Wallis. 1938: newly scattered show- For ordained priests. ers and Lyle L Putnam. 1939: 0. J. Al- thundershowers most like- len. 1941: Mrs. ly about Wednesday and Friday, Jean Hicks Tucker, New .. . LEXINGTON, Ky. ,UPP — Janet One Hour Martinizing 1943. possibly Saturday. (Continued Mrs. Rella Gibbs Jenkins, 1945: from Page 1) THE BEST IN DRY CLEANING/ Mrs. Louise Herron Allen, 1947; Read Same Prices and Specials as at L G. Tubbs. 1951: Robert Heath, The Ledger's Classifieds the 4th Street Store! Collars, cuffs are cleaned, 1953: Chesley W. Hallowrnan, Jr., I be crowded." Pyle warned. "Don't 1955. Odell Walker. 1957: Miss let carelessness get you into a ' trim Barbara O'Nan traffic is unharmed, buttons are safe Hart. 1950, and accident. Take extra care Kenneth Patrick McNeely. 1901 to meet this extra danger and -1 when you send your James H. Phillips. principal of expect to arrive late but safe." -1 Hickman County High School. in- The National Safety Council es- troduced members of the Class timated 100 persons would be kill- BUY of 1936. NOW. ; SUMMER which was observing its ed in traffic during the 30-hour DRESSES to 25-ear reurson a: the banquet. "official" holiday period from 6 - - p.m. (local time) today to mid- night Tuesday. , BOONE'S Mrs. Lassiter The estimate, together with the .• • toll for an average three-day May (Continued from Page 1) weekend, added up to a possible COTTON CLINIC 413 traffic fatalities during the informed she as going to lonta four days. State Hospital today Record 371 Deaths Meanwhile, the trial of Gordon With Memorial Day a n d its Watson. her lover and her hus- frantic dawn-to-midnight jaunts band's business partner, went on along "familiar" neighborhood the witness We clean so thoroughly that stand. streets still to come, the highway Rashid said he agreed to John- colors sparkle, so toll ran well ahead of safety ex- expertly son's request that Mrs. Lassiter t*rts' projections. that whites are brich't. We be permitted to remain in Jen- have the cleaning methods, nings Memorial Hospital here for During a three-day Memorial fabric at least a few more days in view Day holiday last year. 367 persons conditioners and of her condition. died in traffic. professional equipment to Rashid's announcement came aft- The keep er Joseph W Louisell, Mrs. Lac- three-day Memorial Day your cottons looking weekend siter's attorney, had asked the in 1958 set the nation's brand new, cleaning after all-time record Supreme Court to delay her re- -371 traffic deaths cleaning —for the Even the most moval to Ionia Louisell had asked May holiday. on the high court an painstaking home for a hearing at electric laundsring 10 a. m. today can't Loutsell match argued her commitment our to Ionia should be postponed on Sanitone Cotton grounds that some 30 other pa- Near .. . Clinic care. tients were in line ahead of her 'ry our for admission to the state hospi- (Continued from Page 1) clothes tal. and because he dryer! feared her SCTNKC,..— transfer would cause a more se- today. rious mental condition. same as last year. six Rashid ordered Mrs. Lassiter counties have slight increases, and excused from trial at this paynrets time to 27 counties are after she twice collapsed smaller. Sales of Time is running out in court surplus reservoir on our electric clothes dryer cash bonus and a panel of psychiatrists land account for offer. During ruled most of the county she was unable to payment re- participate in ductions, only this offer, you get a $15 cash her own defense two of which ex- bonus just for buying and installing an The ex-model ceed MOO. electric and Watson are charged with con- spiring clothes dryer. All you have to do is with threii hired killers to Payments to state governments. bring your bill of sale to our office. You murder get her husband. He was slain except Georgia, represent 5 percent in April. 1959. $1-5 on of gross power revenues appor- the spot. But you'll have to hurry. This offer will Watson's trial continued end Saturday, without tioned to each state, less the re- Mrs Lassiter and the state wound placement of former ad valorem December 10. Don't I; up its let this wonderful money saving offer case Saturday. taxes paid directly to the counties. pass you by. Get The percentage of gross The state sought to prove that pbwer electric clothes dryer and revenues is apportioned end washday weather worry. Remember, SPECIAL Watson and Mrs. Lassiter planned among the the states as follows' One half the slaying of Lassiter so they on the basis of the ratio_gf .sun shines every day, when you could continue an illicit TVA power own an electric clothes dryer. romance revenues attributable and claim his fortune. to each state Woo ... I to total power revenues, and one - Any Garment iat 117 redo of Roy Hicks, Richard Jones and book value of TVA power property within But you'd ('harles Nash, confessed the slay- each state to total hook better hurry... ing and are serving life terms value of the power property. for second degree murder. The 1961 payments to state g-iiv- 1/2 PRICE ernments Offer They accused are - .."1"'• ends Watson and Mrs. 9165.756 more than , .• i Saturday, .. ,- December Lassiter the payment s. 10 of hiring them to kill last year as a re- , Lassiter, but all three sult of the continued *' ‘' See your favorite Electric Appliance With Similar refused to increase of Dealer Today •.. Garment at Regular Price testify as witnesses for the prose- TVA revenues from sales of pow- Ii ii il Carr\ cution in the current trial. er to non-federal customers The To collect your $15 cosh bonus, bring yew state governments of bill of sale to our office , A N lTivio OTN HE pRGUARANTEED Alabama, — s Mississippi and Kentucky gain the MURRAY ELECTRIC SYSTEM major benefits of Bonuses paid on the FREE NOW YOU KNOW the larger pay- following applianforetos new installations only, unless replac- ments. North Carolina's payment ing flame appliances: dropped slightly - because of a ,.....4 FR11:00enemgzeer $$$21105 Central Air-Conditioning downward shift of that state's US BOONE By United Press International r-conditioning $60Air-Conditioner relative proportion of the t CDeignhtrwaalshAeir The longest of all snakes otal is the value of TVA power property; Water Heater Clothes Dryer $15 yellow. brown. elm Nur., V and black reticulat- Tennessee's payment decreased Automatic Washer $10 LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS el python python reticulatus native $10 nearly 650.000, reflecting a de- teralt0- and Heating to Malaya, Bigma, and Indo-China $IO cline of about 2 percent in Ten- HOUR to Malaya. BIlrma and Ind-China. • 1 SERVICE * nessee's proportion of both TVA It has been known to attain a power revenues and value of pow- ength of 33 feet. er property MURRAY ELECTRIC SYSTEM