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United Press la Our ilikh Yeas International _ Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, April 8, 1968 10* Per Copy Vol. LXXXIX No. 84 Dr. H. S. McKenzie Seen&Heard Murray TOPS Club Membe- rs Your State Wins Appointment One Person Is Free For All In Demo Senate Fulbright Program 'lend. We Around Win Scrapbook Plaque lovely Officials Injured In Race May Boil Down a Dr. H. S. McKenzie, son of To Two Rev. and Mrs. Henry McKen- Five members The meeting was held at the o' 3, 1967 Murray of the TOPS FRANKFORT — Former zie has received an appoint- Accident By DREW VON BERGEN nomination may boil down to a Club of Murray attended the Phoenix Hotel in Lexington ment year Happy U.S. Representative W. Howes for the academic FRANKFORT, Ky. (UPI) — contest between former state 1 state convention held in T. os- with about 450 persons attend- 1963-69 under the Fulbright ,-hunting We feel that every Presidential Meade, 54, Paintaville attorney Events of this past Commerce Commissioner Kath. ington last week. ing. Toe Murray club was the weekend time and candidate should show enough TOPS stm who campaigned for Congress Program to become a Consult- Ted White of Greensburg. indicate the erine Peden and former state for Take recipient of a special bronze free-for-all race maturity to get a haircut every Off Pounds Se .1' ly. by helicopter in 1954, is Ken- ant in Management (Personnel Ind., a student at Murray State for party chairman Foster Ocker- plaque for winning the Democratic senatorial now and then. Those attending were for their tucky's new Commissioner of Administration and Human University, was treated at the man of Lexington. hInk this scrapbook they had prepared. Wanda Colson, Murrell Personnel Relations) to the Government emergency room of the Mur- With seven weeks remain- The inscription reads "S.R.D. Mrs. Cora Potter Among these who received a- Smith, Mrs. Nadine Smith, Meade was named to the post of Cyprus, under appointment ray-Calloway County Hospital ing before the May 28 primary, Of coons Mrs. 1968, First Award, Scrapbook. wards for making significant Pauline Jones, and Mrs by Gov. Louie B. Nunn front a by the Department of State. after he sustained lacerations Succumbs Saturday organization becomes increas- Pat One of the highlights of the ng these contributions to society in var- Weixler. list of three recommended to In writing to friends here of the scalp in an accident on ingly important. • convention was the style show. ious fields are the following Dr. McKenzie said -As with Sunday morning at 1:55, ac- Mrs. Cora Potter, half-sister Ockerman and Miss Peden One woman modeled a size 12 people. We are running this Dewey H. Jones all Fulbright Scholars, my ap- cording to the report filed by of Mrs. Eulah Waters of Mur- were the only two candidates Is dress and two years ago her entire list because it shows pointment will be for one aca- Sgt. Max Morris, Patrolmen J. ray, died Saturday at the among 14 hopefuls that Academic Dean, size was 22%. showed what some people do. All this demic year of 10 months; but, P. Witherspoon, Mozell Phil. Smith Rest Home, Paducah. any semblance of organization In checking the weights of talk about being bored with Baptist College unlike other appointments. lips, and Earl Stalls of the Funeral services were held at the Jefferson-Jackson Day the members in Kentucky, it life, nothing new going o ti, this one is not to a university Murray Police Department. Sunday at the Kennedy Fun- dinner in Louisville Saturday, RIVERSIDE, CALIF., Spec- was found that two tons of everything's been dons, world (there is no university in Cyp- The police said White was eral Home, Paducah, with bur- which was preceded by a meet- 4 ial — A native of Murray. De- weight had been lost by the going to pot, etc is • lot of rus) but, rather, to the Gov- a passenger in the 1964 Chev- ial in the Mt. Kenton Ceme- ing of the party's state central wey H. Jones, has been nam- members in the past year. baloney and these people are ernment of Cyprus. I will be rolet two door owned by Dale tery. executive committee. ed academic dean of Califor- The Murray club meets each proving it. Here is the list as holding Management Develop- A. Watson and driven by Dale Survivors are five daught- aifias Peden nia Baptist College, Riverside. Tuesday night at seven o'clock opened her state set forth by Who's Who, Inc. ment classes for businessmen M. Watson-11—Grayvi1le, m. ers, Mesdames Arthur Medsk- campaign headquarters beginning with the fall semes- at the Community Center on on the Read the comments, they are in Nicosia and courses in Ad- The police said Watson turned er, Roland Miller, Clifford same day, only a few doors ter, September 1. His mother, Ellis Drive and all visitors or not bad in themselves. ministration for Government onto Chestnut Street. lost con- Anderson, Elwood Peyton, and away from the party functions. Mrs. Pearl Stamps Jones, now new members are urged to at- officials. The family and I will trol of the car. ran off the road Bill Uvann; two half-sisters, And former Gov. Edward lives in San Bernardino, Calif. tend. T. We'll run half of the list today be leaving in late August, and into a tree. Mrs. Bertha Whatley and Mrs. Breathitt made sure everyoae Dean Jones came to Califor- The TOPS Club was founded and the rest some other time. our current plans are to sell Damage to the Watson car fulah Waters; eight grandchil- knew who he suppm for the nia Baptist College as assist- in January 1948 in Milwaukee, We'll change that to one third our cars, pick up a Volkswagen was on the left side. dren; six great grandchildren. nomination. He was 1 day- ant professor of history in Wisconsin. by a housewife who today and another third an- bus in Germany, and drive to Sunday at 9:40 a.m, a two long buttonholing Dr., ,cratic 1955 Five years later he was suffered from overweight. With other day. then the last third Greece or Turkey. The child- car accident occurred at 16th leaders from across the state appointed Director of Minis- only four members the club The Ladds' Dog another day ren will be attending an Eng- and Main Streets, according to in the lobby of the Sheraton Mons. which title he has con- with its sane and sensible ap- lish school in Nicosia, and we Sgt. Ed Knight and Patrolman Rescued By Hotel and asking them to work tinued to hold while serving proach to the ptablem has wen Doctor Architecture — Moshe Safdie, will be living in a furnished Dale Spann of the Murray Po- for Mis.) Peden, whom he since mid-year of 196647 ses- the wholehearted approval of ap- Montreal, Canada, Israeli-born house there. lice Department. "Mitzi", the small dog of the pointed to the commerce post sion as acting dean of the col- the medical profession and the • architect "whose boldly orig- will be receiving a lea"'e Cars involved were a 19115 late Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ladd during -his 1963-1967 term of lege obese for whose benefit'it was Chevrolet four door driven by inal concept in urban housing W. HOWES MEADE of absence from Carson-New- is now reported to be doing office. Formal installation service begun Franklin (Habitat 67) was one of the Personnel Commissioner, , man, and our tentative plans Otis Towery of Mur- fine through the care of Dr. But Ockerman received a for Dean Jones will he inelud- The purpose of TOPS is pri- ray Route key attractions at Canada's Ex- are to return here after our One and a 1962 J. M. Converse, local veterin- boost in his campaign when marily to help all the over- him by the State Personnel Studebaker four po 67 . ." His citatioa con- year in Cyprus. door driven arian who removed the dog former state Highway Commis- weight who are sincerely in- Board, which had interviewed by Clara Tucker Hutchens of cludes: "Safdie and his work "Needless to say. the family from the wreckage of the Ladd sioner Henry Ward, the par- terested in losing pounds sen- 11 possibilities for appoint- 715 Sycamore Street. symbolise the hope that man- is elated We look fonvard home Thursday morning fol- ty's 1967 gubernatorial nomi- sibly. It is based on the prin- ment. Police said the Towery car kind wW meet the challenge with great anticipation to lowing the tornado the prev- nee who lost to Louie B. Nunn, ciple of group therapy, gett- Meade, a native of Johnson was going east on Main Street of its booming urban populat- appointment. In a very ious night. disclosed his support of Ocker- ing together those who have a County, was educated at Ken- and the Hutchens car was go- ions, while rescuing them from sense, it is a privilege to he in TIMM • common problem AO discuss- tucky Military Institute, West- The dog was pictured in the the faceless anonymity of mod- a post of respoinibility work- ing.4iorth on 16th Street when Ward.' now publisher of The Mg it frankly II/Met fear of ern Kentucky University and Friday issue of the Ledger ee ern urban life." ing for reconciliation in a the collision occurred. Paducah Sun-Democrat, said he • being laughed at or misunder- the University of Louisville Times as it sat in the wreck- troubled place. In a world of Damage to the Towery car doesn't intend to campaign ac stood. Law School, where he was age of the home near the purse Art — Mary Bauermeister, war. I will be working for was on the right rear door and tively, but said "I'm for °els- Members of the local club graduated in 1939. For three to the of Mrs. Ladd. Both Mr. and New York, N.Y., whose unique! peace. In this sense, it repre- Hutchens car on the erman." said they compete with one an- years during World War II, be front Mrs. Ladd died in the storm fusion of painting and sculp- sents a real "Call". We are in- end. Ockerman served as Ward's other in a friendly fashion served in the Navy as a com- Dr Converse was in the tor- ture has gained her world-re deed grateful for this opport- campaign chairman last year. while attaining their weight munications officer. nado stricken area Thursday mown and a position in the unity " Several senatorial candidates maintaining that weight. In 1946. Meade was elected Funeral Today For morning and got the dog out forefront of contemporary art- and Dr McKenzie who preached were present at the dinner. In- Ea, member has to weigh in to Congress from the Seventh of the wreckage_ The doctor ists. Her citation describes her "here on several occasions while Mrs. Maude Beale troduced in addition to Ocker- at each meeting. District after a year-long jeep thought at first the little dog work. "Her textures are var- its father was pastor, is chair man and Miss Peden were for- The group therapy treat- campaign. had a broken jaw and leg, but ied . treated abstractly, ere-, nan of the Department of Ecc Mrs Maude I. Beale of Al- mer state Rep_ John Young baited oni Abe same He was defeated for re-ties- it-was found later that he was sting an interplay helve's' ments-4s nomics and Bulimia Adminis mo passed away Saturday at Brown of Lexington, former principle of Alcoholics Anony- lion in 194 out in 1954, un- only scratched up. ephemeral transparency and tration at Carson-Newman Co! 1 -13 p.m at the Murray-Callo- state Rep. Ted Osborn of Lex- mous. If the club is to be coin- daunted, he sought the nomin The families of the stricittin protean solidity." lege at Jefferson City, Tennes- way County Hospital. She was ington and Mrs. Catherine pletely successful each mem- ation for Congress in the old couple were able to pick the see 77 years of age Dixie Lee of Fort Mitchell. a Dewey If, J. ber in it must be dedicated to Eighth District. dog up at the Converse Clinic Banking — David Rockefeller, The deceased was the wife The latter three all were de- the cause,. each member must Meade was living in Lexing- toduy. It has been cared for at York, N Y., president and ed in the May 27 Commence- of the late Pat Beale who died feated in races for statewide Maw be willing to fight with all her ton at the time, in the Sixth Oaks Ladies Day Of the veterinary clinic since it chairman of the executive com- ment Ceremonies. March 30, 1956 They have wreca- office last year will power for her own salva- District, so he used a helicop- was removed from the mittee of Chase Manhattan Dean Jones holds the B. A. Bridge Wednesday been life long residents of the Some 900 persons attended tion from fat and equally will- ter, which attracted crowds age Rank, active in the leadership degree with highest honors Almo community. the dinner and heard a tele- ing to help every other mem- everywhere, to campaign i n of several institutions and from Murray State College He Shirley Wade will be hostess Survivors are two daughters, phone hookup address from ber in her battle against the the mountainous Eighth Dis- !wads, author of two books and rimed the M Ac degree at for the regular ladies day of Mrs Glen Hodges of 603 Mea- Rites Held Sunday Vice President Hubert H. craving for food that can be trict, Eugene Siler. Williams- " responsible for innum- Claremont Graduate School, golf to be held Wednesday, dowlane and Mrs. Jesse Rob- Humphrey, who cancelled his almost as harmful to the over- burg. won the Republican no- For Young Couple • erable benefactions ." His where he has done additional April 10, at nine a m at the erts of Murray Route Three; scheduled appearance because weight person as drink is to mination, the November elect- citation notes that his heavy graduate work. Oaks Country Club Her num- three sons, Max Beale of 210 Fatally Injured of the death of 'Dr. Martin Lu- • an alcoholic. ion and served in Congress un- banking responsibWtiss ". . . He also holds memberships ber is 753-4748 to call for re- Siuth 12th Street, Joe Ito b ther King. The TOPS pledge is as fol- til he retired in 1965. Beale of have not deflected David in American Historical Asso- servations. Almo. and Paul Beale Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ladd At the state committee meet- lows Appointed in 1953. Meade Rockefeller's sense of civic and ciation and in American Asso• The official ladies day of I Jeffersonville. Ind.; nine who were fatally injured in ing earlier Saturday, state par- OR "I am an intelligent person served for about a year as social responsibility" nation of Collegiate Registrars g',If will start the. first Wed- grandchildren; 12 great grand- the tornado last Wednesday ty chairman Lawrence W. We- I will control my emotions, Kentucky director of the Fed- children. and Admissions Officers. nesday in May, according to a about midnight were buried tberby of Frankfort, a former control eral Housing Administration. Block, Before coming to California not let my emotions uh spokesman. Mrs. Beale was a member co yesterday at the Blue Springs Business — Joseph L In 1957, during the Eisenhow- governor and now state sena- Chicago, Illinois, recently re Baptist College, Dean Jones me. the Flint Baptist Church where Cemetery in Caldwell County. tor, submitted his resignation Every time I am tempted in er Administration, he again funeral services are being tired chairman and chief ex- was for 25 years pastor of held Funeral services for the effective June 1. He said, how- lit use food to satisfy my frustrat- became connected with FHA Easter Egg Hunt today at two p.m with Rev. ecutive officer of Inland Steel churches in Kentucky. There couple were held Sunday at ever, he will stay on until af- desires, build up my injur- and served in Washington Is Company, where he helped he was elected to the Execu- ed Planned At Oaks Willie Johnson and Rev. Lloyd one p.m. at the chapel of the ter the primary to keep the dull my senses. FHA commissioner for 19 officiating, pioneer the policy of equal em- tive Board of the Kentucky ed ego or VI iison Max H. Churchill Funeral party organization nonpartisan I ,will . remember, .steen states and Puerto Rico. Since Pallbearer; are Cecil ployment opportunity Founder RantiXt Convention And held Oeks- Country Club will TaYlOra Home with 11r. k C. Chiles, during the -primary rampaigns. though I overeat in private 1961,- he has practiced law' ill John Imes, fois Ilyan Cooper, Copeland, and of the Business Advisory Coun- other offices in the denomin- have an Easter Egg Hunt for Rev Waid Rev. My excess poundage is there Paintsville. Odell Colson, Milton Walston, Allen officiating. cil of the Chicago Urban Lea- ation pre-school children through the Randolph . for all the world to see What Meade is a Methodist and a and James Gilbert. were Denny gue, his citation praises h I s Mrs Jones is the former Lo- third grade on Saturday. April Pallbearers former teacher in the Men's Interment will be in the Al- Grogan, Isaac leadership of that league which leta Enoch of Marion, Ky. They A Fool I've Been". 13, at ten a m at the club. Smith, Melvin the Bible _Class at his church in mo Cemetery with the arrange- "Butch" Thom- Immo Members of Murray Club Wayne "has kept many Chicago bus- have six children, three of Each child is asked to bring Grogan. interested persons Paintsville. He is married to ments by the J. H. Churchill Miller, Gaylon iness men informed as regards whome have attended Califor- invite any six hard boiled eggs for the pson. Johnny LONDON IPS — A British the sclub meetings each the former Laura Howard Funeral Home. Burkeen, J. W. Redden, Wayne sae of the major problems of nia Baptist College. Dewey R. to visit hunt. Overseas Airways Corp BOAC Tuesday evening Neel, Morgantown, and they Redden, Rev. Ellis Campbell, oar time, and has doubtless Jones was for 12 years a mem- Children of all the members jetliner with 126 persons a- have two daughters, Mrs. Les- Edwin Beach, Jackie Burkeen, • contributed to Chicago's avoid- ber of the faculty and coach. in this age group are urged to 7. '- board crashed and burned at ter Wieland, Phoenix, Ariz, Leo Alexander, all co- venue ance, thus far, of maior social He is now coach at Belmont A. N. Morton Dies attend. Television Set- And and London Airport today when and Laura Lloyd Meade, eight. workers of the fatally stricken upheavalt." College in Nashville. Tenn. it tried to return to the air- Two daughters-in-law and a Suddenly Sunday Meats Stolen From man. port minus an engine and California Ladd. age 25, was the son of Business — Ferdinand Kram- son-inlaw are also Grant Awarded To Senior Citizens The McClard Home with • wing in flames. Morning At Home Mrs. Floye Malone of Dexter, er, Chicago, Illinois, president Baptist College graduates. The EOC First reports said about 70 Dean Jones's two sisters, as Purchase Club Meets Tuesday and Mrs. Ladd, the former passengers of Draper and Kramer, Inc., A. N. (Artie) Morton of Mur- A portable Zenith . television managed to jump mother, live near Shirley Outland, age 19, was from "One of the Middle West's most well as his ray Route Four died suddenly At Local Center set and two. hundred pounds the burning plane as it They me Judge A grant of 4141.383 has been the daughter of Mr. and Mn, prominent, enterprising and Riverside. Sunday morning at one o'clock of frozen meats were stolen smacked into the ground and Jones Morris, San awarded to the Purchase Area It G. Outland of Murray Route enlightened real estate com- Margaret at his home His death was The Senior Citizens Group of from the home of Mrs. Lillian erupted into • mass of flames Loren due Fconomic Opportunity Counfil. Two. Mr and Mrs. Ladd were panies ." An advocate of In- Bernardino. and Mrs. to a heart attack urray and Calloway County McClard of 1703 Farmer Ave- The big Boeing 707 had lost Rialtd. The grant will fund the por. married last July. an tegration, "he planned his Watkins. Mr Morton was 52 years of will meet Tuesday, April 9. at nue sometime Sunday between engine on takeoff and its lion of the coancirs program The Max H. Churchill Fnn- ' Praibie Shores apartment corn- age and was a Member of two p.m at. the Community 930 a.m. and 830 pm. accord- left wing fell off when it the dealing with program admini- eral Home had charge of the plea" as a complete commun- Oak Grove Baptist Church Center on Ellis Drive, accord- ing to Sgt. Max Morris. Patrol- hit the ground. stration. small business deve- . rangements. ity, with tenants integrated on near the Kentucky-Tennessee lopment, neighborhood cent- ing to Bryan Tolley, president man Earl Stalls, and Capt. the basis of a given ratio of WEATHER REPORT state line His brother, Ed Mor- ers, and the summer Head- of the group. James Brown of the Murray con- Brown led the the races (benign quota" l'alt.d Crime* Int•namtloull ton, just died on March 23 of Start program The grant will Mrs Thomas Police Department. cept), to assure stabilisation" this year. run for 12 months. group in singing last week with The police said entrance was AT NE WPOST BULLETIN Survivors are his wife, Mn, .„ The small business develop- Mrs. Lillian Graves accompany- gained to the home by break- Dr. Karl H. Van D'Elden has cloam' inif MEMPHIS, Tenn. — theatre — Rich West Kentucky --- Mostly Eulala Paschall Morton of Mur- mentitwill be funded only thr. ing on the piano Bingo was ng out the glass in a back door been named chairman of the ard St John Thousands of NH:prows gather- Harris. London. cloudy and mild with showers ray Route Four; three daugh- ough June 30, 1968 After that played. and reaching through to open modern languages department England, received the best act- ed around a gray, high-steep- and a few thundershowers this ters, Mrs Shirley Overcast of tune, the program will be plat- The hostess, Mrs Mary Lou- the door After the subjects at Hamlioe University. St. Paul, or award in 1963 at the led church today to await Can afternoon and tonight decreas- Murray Route Six, Mrs.- Diane ed under the control of the ise Baker, assisted by Mrs. Ce- gained entrance the house was Minn. He now holds the same nes Film Festival for his Mrs. Martin Luther King Jr role ing late Tuesday Temperature West of Highland Park, Mich., Small Business Administration lia Crawford, served refresh- searched from room to room, post at the Citadel, Charleston, ,n "This Swirling Life." His and a massive march in the this afternoon in the 60s and Mrs Carolyn Windsor of Approximately 463,000 of ments_ according to the police. S. C. In 1950. Dr. Van D'Elden .ortrayal of King Arthur- in memory of her slaim hus- Winds variable 5 to- 10 miles Chicago, Ill , two sisters, MM. the grant will he used for the Those attending the meeting Mrs McClard reported the served as associate professor of the film version of "Camelot" band. per hour Lows tonight in the Ara Nance of Route Three, neighborhood centers in t h e last week were Mr. and Mrs. theft to the police at 834 p.m. languages and literature at is described as "the master. Marchers milled in upper 50s to low 60s Highs Puryear, Tenn., and Mrs. Rai- Purchase area There is a cen- Bryan Tolley, Ivy Culver, Mes- Sunday Murray State College. Te held the piece of this great actor" The streets around Ciayborn Tien- Tuesday in the 60s Probability ford Cooper of Hazel Route ter. in each of the four coun- dames Brown, Edwin R. Hagen, that post until being called to citation further praises the phi AME Church, a of rain today. tonight and One, four brothers, Melvin and ties of the area, Hildred Sharpe. Goldia Curd, for the Korean few blocks rule in that "Its Calloway, active duty from spiritual mes- Tuesday greater than 90 per- Carman Morton of Hazel Route ,raves, MeCnic. Jewel Parks, Lula Dunn, Vir- the spot where the in- s.ige was Marsha!), and Calloway NFO War. portrayed by Mr but decreasing late Tues- One. Bee Morton of Murray set', gie Clark. LiHian Graves, Nor- tegration header was felled lianas, in this merger of musi- day Outlook for Wednesday— Route Four, and Joe Morton. man Klapp, Lela Shackelford, Meets At Pavilion last week by a sniper bullet cal and drama, with consum. while Partly cloudy and mild. 1000 Walnut Drive, seven Gladys Hale, Johnny McCallon, BABY planning this march mate understandin. SEVIN CITED -. BOY compass- grandchildren Winme Fluegge, Celia Craw- The regular meeting of the .& Ian. humor, and superb reali• FIVE-DAY FORECAST Mary Louise Baker. Calloway 'County National Far- Funeral services will be held Seven persons were cited ler ford, mg Mr and Mrs. Charles Byers zation of its sublime idea " LOUISVILLE. Ky (UPI) .— interested persons are in- mers Organization will be held Tuesday at two p m at the the Murray Police Department All of Columbus. Ohio, are the par- 40. The five-day Kentucky weather attend the meetings. Tuesday. April 9, at 7:30 p.m. BULLETIN Oak Grove Baptist Church with on Saturday and Sunday, vited to ents of a son, Keith Allen, Civic Affairs — Ralph -Nader, outlook, Tuesday through Sat- at Ole Murray State University Rev M C King end Rev. Tom- nine; to the records of the weighing seven pounds Winston. Connecticut, descritt urday livest)ck pavilion. one TOKYO 'IN — Radio Hanoi mie Jackson officiating. department. They were two fo, ATTENDS xioriee, born Thursday lApril 4. ed both as "the jet-ige ven- Temperatures will average 3 SEMINAR A spokesman said it was of said tonight North Vietnam Burial will be in the Smith driving on a revoked license. Mrs Evelyn They have one daughter, Me- t in of the turn-of-the-century to 6 degrees above the normal Palmer, hostess extreme importance that all was willing to meet the Amer- Pleasant Grove Cemetery with Uvo foi public drunkenness at lanie muckrakers" and as a "Robin 62-70 highs and 39-49 lows the Murray Woman's Club members and interested per- Grandparents are Ithe. ican diplomats at Phnom the arrangements by the Max one for' driving while intoxicat- and Mrs 11 od for consumers" He fost- Rainfall will merage about a clubhouse is attending an Ex- sons attend as information Herman Lovins of Penh, Cambodia, or any other If Churchill Funeral Home ed. one for going ivr•mg way ecutive Almo II iute ered the ,aito safety legislat• half inch or higher later in the Housekeeping seminar irom the national headqtrart- One and Mr and mutually agreeable city for where friends may call until en one way street. and one lot at Mrs.. Rex (Continued en Page Bier steek Louisville today, through i.rs will be given. Byers of Murray preliminary talks. the funeral hour le, k less driving. March 11 Route Two. /

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• THE LEDGER & TIMES Construction ALMANAC by LEDGER • Tuna rvassiumo COMPANY. by United Frees International Cilhigair nem oni el the Murray Ledger, Tim Today is Monday, April & Min 111111481811/01. thigatier 11/. ISM, and the WWila8811011.. Permits For the 90th day of 1968 with 2117 ot follow. IN 14.Pt. 81Ib Weak Minitay. Keatealry 411191 The moon is between the JAIWKS C WILLIA1118. PUBLISH:MR March Given first quarter and full phase. The morning star is Venus. Wie to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor, reserve the right The evening stars are Mars or Public Votes items which. In our opinion. are not for Use beat Building and Electrical per Interest of our readers.. and Jupiter. mita for the month of March On this day in history: NATIONAL REPRZSENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER 00.. WM have been released by 1. Ii. In 1513, Ponce de Leon of Madam Ave. Memphis, Tenn.; Time & We Bldg,. New York, N.Y. Key, City Building and Elec- Spain landed at what is now fatisphenson Bads, Detroit. Mkaa. trical Inspector. St. Augustine, Fla., in his Following are the permits: Kentucky for toinmninion search, for the Fountain of Inntarad at the Poet Office. Murray, Building Permits Second Gus mama Youth. Jackie Burkeen, construct In 1917, Austria and Hung- inTlincettPrIcei RATES By Oarrier In Murray. per week Mc, par single family dwelling, Circa- ary severed diplomatic relat- year. 44.60, month $1.10. ZnCeillowe,y and adjoining counties. per mma Drive and Fairlane Drive. ions with the United States. • MAO Zones 1 at 2, MOO, Ifiamthere $11.00. All service aubscelptions Jackie Burkeen, construct In 1952, President Truman gle family dwelling, Kirkwood "l'ha Owiatandlog Chie Aeon sf a Canmannity le the seized the steel industry to Integrity efK. Newspeper" Drive and Meadow Lane. forestall a general strike. Mrs. Louise Guess, park house In 1963, President Kennedy trailer, 202 Cross Street. made Britain's Sir Winston News Joe Pat Lee, construct single Churchill an honorary MUM, Quotes From The family dwelling, Audubon of the United States. Plt[Sa INTSZNATIONAL By UNITED Drive. A thought for the day: Bea- Parker and MeCuiston, con Junin Franklin said, "He that WASHINGTON -- Gen William Westmoreland, U.S struct single family dwelling. goes a borrowing goes a sae telling newsmen at the military commander in Vietnam, South 17th. Street and Dudu rowing." White House about the Vietnam war• bon Drive. "Militarily we have never been in better relative po- Mrs. Sadie Coboon, construct sition in South Vietnam" utility house, 1800 College Farm Road. A Child's Spann and Wilson. construct SAIGON — Marine Lance Cpl. James Hellenbuick of single family dwelling, Cata- Clements. Mich_ upon shaking hands with a Mount lina Drive and Parklane Drive Booklet land link with member of the allied force that forged a Trenholm's Drive - In, con- the long-surrounded Marine fort at IQ* Barth: struct addition to commercial by Mary Elizabeth Mitchell -We're really glad to see you guys." building. 12th. and Chestnut TILE BLACKM.‘11, SPRING is im na bi lar widmmers at outdoor pool down skiers at Mt. Snow, Vt Fountain Mountain, they call it. It's Street. —by Felice Holman—illustrat- below but the 170-feet-high mountain of snow Midi out for about only site left in Southern Vermont which offers skiing Rev Martin Luther King, Elr., sob- L C. Winchester, construct ATLANTA — The by Victoria de Larrea. single family dwelling. South ed bing at the coffin of his sort: The "blackmail machine" 9th. Street. Two 14-110MS TEST He never hated anybody, he never hated anybody." came into being quite by acci- Hazel Route Calloway County Lumber PAPKETE, Tahiti — Fran- Murk installed a giant Company construct duplex dent. News ce will climax a summer of — James A. Smith, a Negro, telling in Oggy's treehouse. in WASHINGTON building, 1304 Vine Street. fan atomic tests in the S:itith Pa- a hos- tending it merely as a coolini; a newsman of taking his cancer-plagued wife to Harley Roberson, construct by Mrs. George Linville cific by exploding a one-mega- device, but when the switch pital after their apartment and all their possessions duplex building. South 14th April 2, 1964 ton H-bomb in late September, flipped on. the treehouse were destroyed in a flrebomb-set blaze: Street. was Once again will try to write military sources said Thursday suddenly launced itself sky• "I took her to Providence Hospital today and it cost Jackie Burkeen, co n $t r uc t a few items. We have had sick The tests, designed to perfect ward. The children's parents and run That's kind of three unit apartment building, nes and arthritic hands the French nuclear striking me $9 because her medicine had out. even the Mayor begged South 10th. Street. and can't write very good any more. force arsenal, follow three years had when you've got exactly nothing." to land, but land the, construct single faintly dwell them First we wish to tell Mr. of testing atomic bombs and not. "What is it you Rickmanand Norsworthy, would Williams we enjoyed his editor- the triggers for •the hydrogen Arabella's exasperated ing. Minerva Drive, and Audit want" ial. I believe. on Friday of last bomb on remote atolls south asked. Days later the bon Drive. father week very very much. of this French tropical Island. Bible Thought for Toda children were still airborne, but L D. Miller Jr_ construct There has been so much sick- parents, the townspeople commercial budding, Industrial their ness .and deaths this winter. VISITING U. S. some government officials Then he said unto them, 0 feels, and slew W Mart Road and Hardly a family hasn't had flu LONDON CPO — British Chan- begining to learn just Le believe all that the prophets have spokes. Electrical Permits were or an operation in the family cellor of the Exchequer Roy was these children want —LW 24:23. W. A. Lyons, single family what it Mrs. Coll* Housden has beer Jenkins flew to the Unit ed ed and that what children want • . Scene who reject the word of God's prophets regard dwelling. South 17th. Street. sent from the hospital to the States Wednesday for two days can be important Once again Brooks Moody. single family convalescent home and is do- of talks with Secretary of the theinseivee as wise, but Christ used another word to Holman has written a dwelling, Magnolia Drive. Felice ing very well we hear. Treasury Henry J Fowler. Jen- dew ribe them story rich in incident, char W. A. Lyons, sir: Mrs Daisy Williams has been kins also was expected to see acterization and wit—one that • dwelling, Glendale .... visiting a daughter in Cali- ether U S. officials in Wash- speaks directly to youngsters W. A Lyons, single tarn.. fornia and got word to come ington and have a possible today. dwelling. Glendale it ad home. Mr. • Sip Williams had meeting with Robert McNa- Ten Fiction; Ages 1112. Years Ago Today Brooks Moody. single f.rn been taken to the Murray Hos- mara, new president elect of LEDGER • TOWFILL THE FLIGHT OF THE DOV• ily dwelling. Magnolia five pital the World Bank. He will also ES—by Walter Macken. W A. Lyons. single farniI, Mr and Mrs. Curn Mathis' visit Boston and New York. suspenseful advent Norman Lovins of the Murray City Police is chiefly Another and Mrs. Gene Barrow attend- dwelling. Goodman Drive. whose ure by a fine novelist ed a wedding of Mrs Mathis' responeibie for the arrest of two teen age boys who left Alfred Duncan. single fain Mary Houaden, Melvin Grogan. first book for young readers. nephew in Evansale, Ind.. Sat- Cook's Cabins on Kentucky Lake without paying their ily dwelling. Fairlane Drive. Mrs Sally Spiceland, Mrs. Bob- ISLAND Of' THE GREAT YEL- urday bill. They were arrested later at Evansville, Ind. Joe Pat Lee, single family by Spineland. Mrs. Clietyn Dar- LOW OX. has many enthustaii. Jim Allbritton*, also had a dwelling. Audubon Drive. row and grandson, Mr and Mrs. The Calloway Fbscal Court made psychases of road 'tic Wieners. The new botil 1 W. B. Cole, replace main' birthday April Stub- equipment last week amounting to $:$1,11112.111, according tells the story of twelve-year Mil- Claret/Fe Milner, Benny switch with 100 Amps. switch. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Finn and his six-year-old blefield, Mrs. A W. Sonm-ns. Cav- to County Jugde Waylcin Rayburn_ 1629 Ohre Street. old ner of Savannah. Tenn., spent SEARCH AND ALMOST-DESTROYED A wounded U.S. 1st Den-al. who run away. Mr and Mrs. Clovis Grubbs, L D Miller, executive secretary Of UM Murray sister the weekend with the Ellis alry trooper .h.tres his cigarettes with a buddy following an their menacing stepfat McKinely Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Chamber of Commerce, is in Louisville attending the COLLIDE from Shoemakers Weather is hinder- engagement with the enemy on a search and destroy mission FREIGHTERS With scarel; Trellis Stone. and perhaps more her. in England ing their building plans very west of Hue in South Vietnam two day meeting of the Kentucky Chamber of 011inmente. HOOK OF HOLLAND Tel — have been recent callers of the 22 miles any money and only a vague much. The rna.rriage of Miss Sue Richishision„ daughter of The 22,211 ton British bulk car- Linvilles idea of where their grandmo- A. W. Simmons spent Mr and Mrs. M. G. Richardson. and Osinaidegatd, son rier Oakwood ran aground off Mrs. ther lives, they set out for Ire nearly three weeks, with the of Mr. and Mrs. Nomon Bogard, was selemidgsd an April the Hook of Holland dunrig a Mr and Mrs_ Glen Farthing Prevent Forest Fires land to find her The prii‘e Jackson She snowstorm early Wednesday Orval Simmons in and children of Mason, Ga., 5 at the home of the bride's patents are searching for them almost home last Wednesday after it collided with a French returned were with Mr and Mrs. Las- from the beginning, but Foal Colic Simmons of Ha- freighter Coastal radio stations Mrs. siter Hill Thursday night to eludes their pursuers and de .is spent several reported tugs pulled the Oas zel Route Two . Saturday, and on to Sturgis to successfully with a variety ,f hospital at Murray. wood loose shortly after the days in the see Mr Farthing's family Sat- 20 threats and obstacles, includo at home now. Years Ago Today incident and the French ship. He is doing well urday Mr and Mrs James Hill LEDGZEI• TIMIS riLi a mysterious Ameri..m. The and Mrs Buford Barton the 7.505-ton Vancose, contin- Mr and Robyn were Friday night strength of the plot, the rich- Tuesday and took the ued to Rotterdam under its own came last supper guests * TODAY and TUESDAY * ness of the langnage and tie Roberts Deaths reported today were Mrs Leonard Wilson, power No injuries were report- George lanvilles to Dr depth of the charactertraoim at Murray. and were dinner age 75, Murray Route One, Amandus Cain, age 76, Mur- ed and damage was minor Mr and Mrs Fred Th'ilhite I.. 1411 fa., • l',14 r Ote, • r, make THE FLIGHT OF THE of the Linvilles Sunday ray guests and Shona went to Owensboro Route One, and Mrs Ficsalee Hargrove, age CI, who DOVES a rewarding rercli.-s and Itieltard Illurtt)ti • Elizal)ct It la 1(),- dinner guests were Mr to attend the funeral of his died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Llla Drinkard. Land experience of Mrs. John Salmon and Tracy step grandmother last week Alec( :teitincs% • l'eicrl si nin H. Glenn Doran, vice-preildent of the Peoples Sav- Fiction: Ages 9-11 Transfers Paris Route One, George Sal- Little Fred and Leanna stayed ings Bank, will speak to Murray EDDIE THE DOG •I•ilAYER 111111)e Comediansl" ths chapter of AALTW mon of Buchanan. He has spent with their grandparents, Mr — written and illustrated by El- on "Current Economic Trend". Wu Lula ClIgnao, Beale Jerry Bowden and Joyce the winter with his daughter, and Mrs Eunice Housden Frances L.attimore. is in charge of the program;,::.-- • to Maurice Crouse and, eanor Mrs_ Gary Sanders, Mr. Sand- _ Eddie Wilson knew tuition:, Grum auction sales of the I947 crop of Waimea DIY Crouse. lot on Crouse ers and children Our best swishes are for re- Sae . about art except that his friend Stubblefield, Mr and Lila Fire-cured Tobacco amounted to 19.31CM pounds and. Collie coveries' for all the sick and Annie Pat had been paid filly Rudy Hendon. Mr and and averaged $27 19 per hundred Calloway County Land Co., Mrs our symathy to all the bereav cents by her Aunt Mable f.T.r Mrs. Curn Mathis, Mr and Mrs ed We sorry indeed to Edwin Inc. to Joe R. Sims and Wilma were "Oscar" Show Tonite2 Darrel Brandon, son of Mr and Mrs Noble an oil painting of her dolg It J. Sims. lot in Pine Bluff Shores Bill E Hendon. Mr and Mrs hear of the death of Mrs. Lu- Brandon, is attending a sctu:ol on radio and electricity that Eddie sac. ;•. Subdivision was then Lassiter Hill, Mr and Mrs Bob- cille Brandon and she is just at Paris, Tennessee chance to earn the money hr t Joe R. Sims and Wilma J by C Stubblefield and O.tIldren. one of the many that have pass ABC-TV, 9 p.m. - in COLOR! to buy his own puppy Sims to James D Futrell and needed Mr and Mrs. Oren Simmons ed away recently dog catcher, a few Nancy J Futrell, lot in Pine The local Mr and Mrs Joe H. Curd. Mr MURRAY DRIVE-IN THEATRE uncooperative sitters and un- and Bluff Shores Subdivision and Mrs Jerry Counce Many thanks for sending my expected competition all com- — TONIGHT THRI7 WEDNESDAY NIGHT — James D Futrell and Naope Kelley. Darrel Mathis. Odell and aper on. I know I have written bine to complicate matters for Herndon, J. Futrell to Joe R. Sims Danny Lamb. Danny off on A gaily humorous book thirty-five years and Wilma J Sims. lot in Meadow Eddie. Kim Puckett, Mrs. Jim Allbrit- "THE GLORY STOMPERS" delight children of Green Acres Subdivision that will ten, Miss Patsy Falwell. Mrs James T. Edwards and Joan alki ages. Ages 9. 10. and 11. H. Edwards of Marengoe. ON AN ICEBERG to Marcus Sayer. and Margaret A WALK Ellen Chase--illu- Sewyers of Cape Girardeau. —by Mary strated by Reisie Lanette. Mo., property in Calloway Co- Almost one hundred years unty. -year named John D Stamps. Frances ago. a 19 old girl St/imps, Ntason Thomas, and Ne- Eliza Ann Westcott married Chase. a young sea rene Thomas to James R. Wes- Melatiah captain She accompanied him ton and Ruth L. Weston of Gra- on all his voyages to many nite City, fll., lot in Grove places, through the Heights Subdivision. strange and ad- Hoyt Jackson and John Dee ever-present dangers of the sea, including Jackson to Noble Paschall and ventures a walk on an Now, the Cleve Paschall', 10% acres in iceberg. author recreates the numerous Calloway County. Louise H. Culbertson and stories told to her as a child by Wilma Scbucliardt to Harryet- her grandmother. 9, 11. tie Campbell of Sikeston. Mo.; Ages 10, and IS lot in Lakeway Shores. WHAT THE SOUND: -- Mabel Burgess of Fulton to by Mary I. O'Neill—illustrated Green D Nall and Charlene by Lois Ehlert. Get a short distance telephone Nall, lot in Pine Bluff Shores The sounds of life in poetry Subdivision. —the sound of water, of jazz, A kitchen extension saves you mad dashes every time the of whizz, the sound of giggle. James T Edwards and Joan phone rings.(Might even save the dinner.) So get one. And and the sound of music are Edwards to Layvell Darnell or enjoy just of lots of stirring conversations. Call your telephone Harold Darnell, property in some the sounds writ- ten about in verse by the business office and order an extension today. You can have Calloway County au- thor of one for only pennies a month.* That's not much. Fred M. Lovett and Elsie Lo- HAIISTONFS AND vett to Purdom M. Lovett and HALIBUT BONES. Facts for the Jo Lovett; 14 acres in Callo- 9, 10, and 11- year way County. -olds. $1"a month* *plus nominal installation charges Jackie Burkeen and Shirley Caldeeott Award Winner — 1962. Burkeen to Kenneth 'Turner and Joannn Turner. lot in Hen- ONCE A MOUSE illustrated by ry Addition Marcia Brown Ages 6 up. LASER REACHES INTO SPACE Ti', ti.. .411,1 orarn in oprr. A. B. Anderson and Helen Newberry Award Winner — Southern Bell ' anon at Goekbard Space Flight Center. Greenbelt, ktd. In an ISM. Anderson to Fred M. Lovett experiment to beam a mesaage to a satellite in orbit The and Elsie Lovett; lot in THE BRONZE BOW by Eliza- test message read. "NASA Laser Test' ens Addition beth Gorge Spears Ages 12 up.

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*PAGE THREE THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY. ILLPIL*LJuskii. LVIK.P,A Litt Str'11•11., 0 1500 TIME Batt* Stars White Sox Outstanding Team Three Players OUT Of Leagues, Says American League PrexySaid To Be In DEW '"by"' Are Discussed ay DICK A Comeback UPI Sports Writer Bowling Standings QALE BOSTON CPT — American NEW YORK RN — Roberto By GARRISON League President Joe Cronin OILLAI OR DOLLAR FRED DOWN Clemente is an overwhelming UPI doesn't make flat pennant pre- BOWLING LEAGUE Sports Writer favorite to win his fifth Nation- NEW YORK dictions. But he sounds like Wools of April 5, 196$ elPfl — Watch the al League batting championship headlines this he's going to have all his Red Team Standings: W. L. baseball season this year but baseball experts for the The April 13 issue of The Sporting News carries a Sox bleached white very short- Hot-Shots 65 39 names Zoilo Versalles, foresee a three-way battle for Boog Powell story that makes one stop and think how lucky he really ly. Tigers 60 44 and Tom Treah. the American League title a- Who? is Cronin, making his annual Challengers 56% 47% mong defending champion Carl Well, it's home office visit between a Jets 50 54 understandable if It is the story of Joe Walker, a sportscaster Who is Yastrzemski, Tony Oliva and those names have tour of spring training camps The 4 B's 47 57 slipped your blind "?rank Robinson minds because and a round of opening games Pin-Ups 33% 70% they haven't As the story states, men in the preen box tell the Clemente, the Pittsburgh Pi- made the in various AL cities, discussed Nigh Team Garne headlines very often 'stories They don't make them. But this time it Is dif- rates' 33-year-old outfielder in the last 12 each of the 10 teams during a Hot-Shots 644 months. incredible ex- from Carolina, P. R., was the They'll be right ferent, bemuse Joe Walker displays an news conference. Pin-Ups 561 up there in choice of 19 of the 24 experts 48-point type this ample of courage greated that has ever been seen on the When he was through, it Jets 544 year, how- who participated in the United ever, according to field. sounded like the White Sox, Nigh Team Three Csemes the United Press International's annual Press International's His knowledge of sports will easily surpass that of Tigers, White Sox, Red Sox Hot-Shots 1891 board oC pre-season survey. Clemente is teams baseball expertsiehich most statisticians, historians, sports editors, and the and White Sox are the Jets 1549 pre- working on a string of eight dicts that they will be the to beat in his league this sea- The 4 B's 1534 lead- drug store expert. consecutive .300 seasons and he ing candidates for 1968's son. High Ind. Gams Scratch come- Six days a week, Joe Walker is on the radio as a won NL titles in 1961.'1964, back of the year Hopa's For Tight Rees 190 awards. morning disc jockey, working from 5 a.m. until 7 a.m. Betty Dixon Versalles, the 1965 and 1967. Cronin went on to voice the 175 American Lea- Glenda Hill gue's He plays religious music. Yastrzemski, the American hope that the American League most valuable player in Mary Smith 174 1965 " Being small, the station is forced to use men in vari- League's triple crown winner can have another multi-team when the Minnesota Twins Billie Carroll 174 won ous capacities and If he is to do the sports he has to fie when he led the Boston Red pennant fight in 1968 similar the pennant, is hoping to High Ind. Gams H. C. build a In somewhere else, and the early morning show is it. Sox to the pennant last season to the one which pushed league new career with the Billie Carroll 234 Los with a .326 bating mark, and attendance to a record high a Angeles Dodgers. The Dodg- But, if Joe had his was he would concentrate on sports. Betty Dixon 225 ers Oliva, who won batting titles year ago. gave up pitchers Ron Per- The station which employes Joe is WAME, a 24 hour Glenda Hill 221 ranoski with the Minnesota Twins in He said the defending cham- and Bob Miller to get operation in Miami He worked for K.XLW in St. Louis Nigh Ind. Three Gam** Scratch him in 1964 and 1965 and batted .289 pion Boston Red Sox were the a winter trade. and WYMD in New Orleans, before coming to WAME. Betty Dixon 527 -Powell last season, received seven votes team to beat. But he also said has been a fitful star Joe also handles two daily five minute sport shows, Margaret Morton 463 for the each in the AL balloting. Frank the White Sox appear to have Baltimore Orioles, alter, Bobbie Garrison 455 nating on which he gives news off the wire service, plus his Robinson of the Baltimore Or- the pitching and the power to good and bad seasons be- High Ind. Throe Gamin NC tween opinion about sports in general and about the Miami ioles, the AL's _triple clown win pennant glory and once a- 1962 and 1967. The Or- Betty Dixon 632 ioles Marlins in particular. winner in 1966 and a .311 hit- gain recalled the theory that traded Mike Epstein be Billie Carroll 626 cause He goes to Just about all of the Marlins games, arid ter in 1967, was right behind pitching is the root of all vic- they had faith in Pow- Glenda Hill 582 ell's ability the pair with six votes. tories. to become consist- can tell just about as much bY listening to the game, as Splits Converted ent and Lou Brock of the St. Louis "It should be another close they aren't givinc up most people by seeing the game, and by listening I don't Mary Contri 2-7 yet. Cardinals received two votes in race and I'd say the Red Sox - mean over the radio either. Betty Dixon 5-8-10 & 3-10 & Tresh the NL balloting and Rusty are the team to beat for the is a 29-year old in- His ears are so attuned to the sounds of the ball that 3-10 fielder Staub of the Houston Astros, American League pennant. But -outfielder who was' ex- he Billie Carroll 5-10 pected can determine whether it is hit in the air or on the Hank Aaron of the Atlan the White Sox looked to me to develop into a star Braves and Matty Alou of th Top Ton Averages for the New lArgest whale in captivity, Es ground. He also knoas to what part of the field it le (D- to be more formidable than York Yankees. He A WHALE OF A TRIP Lupa, Bobbie Garrison 162 has ing and if it's caught, if the crowd noise doesn't inter- Pirates one each. any team I saw. They have four had two poor seasons that lowered into the New York City Aquarium's "Polar Bay" Betty Dixon 152 he'll fere Brock batted .299, Staub .333 of the finest pitchers in base- "show up" his critics this after a flight from Seattle. The 5.800-pound killer whale Aaron .307 and Lou. Margaret Morton 144 year. His one big ambition is to attend a World Berke,. 338 la ball in Gary Peters, Tommy was suspended in the sling-like stretcher for the trip, and season. Mary Smith 142 No John, Joe Borten and that boy fewer than 3.5 players cold water ',Vas sprayed over it during the flight "I am one of those individuals who believes you only Martha Ails 142 were American leaguers who re with the two first names, Cisco mentioned as likely come have 'to show a youngster the right way to go". Joe dad eeived Verona Grogan 136 back-of GET MORE JETS one vote each were Al Carlos. -the-year stars in the STRIKE ENDS "Kids only have to realize that the cards aren't stacked Glenda Hill 134 UPI TAIPEI 'tit — Nationalist &aline of the Detroit Tigers, "I was most impressed by the survey but Versalles, Pow- CALCUTTA, India tin -- Cal- against them and they can make the grade and have Ona Birdsong 134 ell and resumed China will get more F5A "Free- George Scott of the Red Sox, White Sox. They've got good Tresh were the only cutta port operations any Tommy Peggy Tobey 130 ones who dom Fighter" jets from the Un- kind of a career their abilities suit" Davis of the Chicago defense in the vital spots and received more than Thursday following settlement White Sox and Rod Ann Grogan 125 one or two that ited States to build up its com- Sounds like real good advice to me, and Joe Walker Carew of anytime you can call on those votes. Versalles and of a six-day dockers strike the Dons Scarbrough 126 Powell bat strength. the commander- Is living proof of it. Minnesota Twins four pitchers, you could stay got six each and Tresh had tied up all port operations. Reline. 33, Pat Scott 125 got five. stranded in-chief of the Chinese air force io• 00 batted .308. Scott right up there. Nearly 50 ships were hit .304. Davis had a .302 av- Hilda Bennett 124 during the strike, including five said Thursday. Gen, Lai Min- The Kentucky Colonels gave up on Westley Unsaid, Hotter Good Hitters erage for the New York Mets Mary Margeson 121 American vessels transporting tang Made the disclosure at a I after spending much of their time since last December "They've got a pretty good Beauton Brandon 121 ceremony marking the comple- and Carew batted .292. bench and Ken Boyer and Tom- wheat for India. trying to get him to sign a contract with them. The experts tion of a training program for obviously dis- my Davis and Pete Ward are Dental Student They even went so far SS to run a full page ad In counted Chinese Nationalist air force spring training perfor- good hitters. Detroit looks Federal State the Courier-Journal last week telling the things that mances in making their predic- Drinking Project pilots to fly the new U. S. meaner and more self-confident LONDON they had tions because Clemente has Market Report UPI) — et jet fighters. done to get Unseld to sign, and asking the and Boston's spring training Tastes Poverty Mary's been taking extra batting prac- Church in the London people of Kentucky to write or call him and ask him to record just doesn't mean that district of tice in an effort to improve /Federal State Market News Ser- SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Woolwich has ap- remain in Kentucky much," Cronin said. plied for a Heavy Sole _ his timing. vice Monday, April 8, 1968 Albert ',endued. student body license to sell al- Then over the weekend they issued an announce- Baltimore still has pitching cohol in its Youth SPRINGFIELD, Ore. (UPI) Kentucky Purchase Area Hog president of the school of den- Club. Church ment problems, the Yankees have officials said the The Lions Club and Jaycees' after the college all-star game between Lennie Market Report Includes 10 Buy- tistry at the University of purpose is to difficulty with the left side of teach youths over 18 sold 14.400 light bulbs recently from Kentucky and Indiana that they had withdrawn Sports Stations California Medical Center how to Weekend their infield, Washington hasl'" -drink sensibly instead of mix- The proceeds were to finance their offer Receipts 2415 Heed, Barrows wasn't fared a bit by sleeping come up with the tallest in ing their drinks or taking- too Christmas shoppint-tours for The Colonels said that they made a final attempt Summary and Gilts, Steady, Sows Steady. on the floor of a tumbledown field he's ever seen but Cron- Mexican orphanage much" underprivileged children. to sign Unseld immediately after the game, but that haistiS 1-2 200-230 lbs 11900-1950, by United Press International in doesn't think Minnesota Unseld maintained he still wanted to play for the Balti- US 1-3 190-230 lbs 518.25-19 00; Landucci who worked In Saturday "jelled yet." Celaya. Central Mexico. last more US 1-3 230-250 lbs 517 75-18 25. Bullets NEW YORK ,VPl — Peter Pi- He's had enthusiastic reports summer as an unpaid volun- College Cleaners It seems that Unseld has changed his mind since he Excelsiot Handi- on the California Angels and SOWS' per won the teer, was a member of Amigos 312 North 4th Street got out of high school, because that was one of the rea- cap at Aqueduct by lengths. the pitching-rich Cleveland In US 1-2 270-350 lbs 515.50-16 50 Anonymous. a group which has US 1-3 300450 lbs 514.50-15.50 — FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY — sons that he went to the Uuniversity of Louisville WILS diens, Oakland is still so young established' many self - help US 2-3 400-650 lbs 514.00-1500 Truly Fine Cleaning Phone 753-3852 because it was in Kentucky. GREENSBORO, N. C. 4/5 — the Athletics are hard to class- projects in Mexico In the past Billy Casper fired a 67 for a ify Cronin said. — - six summers girlfriend fled safely across 132 and a two stroke lead in The fifth year orthodontic COUPLE PLEBS Backstairs At The Communist minefields into the Greater Greensoboro Golf FINAL EXHIRMON student and two volunteer UELZEN, West Germany CPI West Germany, early Wednes Open. STANDINGS White House nurses examined and cleaned — A 26-year-old East German day, West German border po- by United Press International the teeth of some 1,000 chil- mechanic and his 18-year-old "ii Bowie, Md. ITO - Dancer's W. L. Pct,1 By MERRIMAN SMITH dren. most of whom had never With a twist Image, a Kentucky Derby hope- Cincinnati 16 9 640 UPI White House Reporter seen a dentist before. ful. scored a three length vic- St. Louis 17 11 .607 WASHINGTON run — Back "The kids were a little shy please tory in the Governors Gold Pittsburgh 16 11 .593 istairs at the White House: at first, but the novelty of hav- Ida ftIONDAY TELEVISION SCHEDULE Cup at Bowie. Atlanta 13 12 .520 1 President Johns,- n's surprise ing a strange gringo poking MONDAY APRIL I 1964 Los Angeles 14 13 .5191announcement last Sunday of around inside their mouths YISM-1V WIAC-TY WSIX-TY WBCN-1V JOHANNESBURG, South Al San Francisco 14 14 .50C is decision not to seek re seemed to tickle a lot of them," nee CPO — South Afnsan sprint Chicago 13 13 500 lection showed the wisdom of Landucci said Channel 4 Channel 5 Channel 8 Channel 2 star Paul Nash equalied the Philadelphia 14 14 500 tanning ahead, even in th: He saw thousands of cavities, MONDAY WINING PROGRAMS world record of 10 seconds for Houston 13 14 481 uncertain world of politics. but only two /Innings Wersalp Penvi Nem 100 meters. New. York 9 18 333 Take the sad case of a man The nurses applied cavity- 6 il!flow Lard , 04414 Janclion La.rus ----Assarican Lwow_ who had. invested in thousands preventive fluoride directly to_ . - ! • Rem* Pr14111 - AKRON, Ohio EN — Dave W. of "dump Johnson" bumper 'The youngsters teeth and train- . Mew that ed Mexican nurses In the same . Davis won the 1125,000 first Washington 17 8 .680 stickers on the theory - prize in the Firestone PBA Oakland 15 12 .556 scads of Kennedy and Arai-- technique 7 .4tc#4, M Mors, Mar. .. Tournament of Champions California 13 12 .520 thy supporters would snap them with Newman Directs " C apie Kenearee a 213 to 205 for Don Johnson. Baltimore 12 12 .500 up for display in the spring :la Togas; Mows HOLLYWOOD UPI, -Paul rodeo .483 primary states_ 8 :30 Detroit 14, 15 Newman turned director for 44 " HEAVENLY VALLEY, Chicago 13 14 .481 Quite obviously, it does not :0) Mt? Judgment 5.nwsv Room Calif. of Clod" at Warner pay to hit a man when he's up. "Jest 1 ine. — Gertrud Gable and Her New York 11 13 .458 Bros -Seven Arts starring his csriosainaisa The unfortunate bumper stick- 9:i bert Huber gave Austria a Cleveland 12 17 .414 wife, Joanne Woodward. An, of Dick sweep in the slaloms at the Minnesota 11 16 407 er tycoon might hunt around ASa•tiornr state gubernator- 1 11 Plerfaineir"rali" Oka VonOvate "Ce"."- World Cup skiing race._ Boston 9 18 133 in the various 0 aeuerelr - Devarnis She. Sunday's Results ial races for a candidate nam- AR Jeopardy Lave el 1441I43ie1 and try a cut-pri(e :45 Lae, Nero DALLAS MB — 1 he United Los Angeles 5 Cleveland I ed Johnson Romania Faces :10 eV* (HMS Loarch kv Ore. Tremont 100 his opponent. Or sell " OvIdlool twos States Lawn Tennis ASIVIC a a (Only game scheduled) sale to teams which MONDAY Arnamem PROGRAMS tion said it would hold an open the stickers to have scheduled football games NSs. Pone 33310.3041 0.517 11r.00fis Nakao tournament this year at a site Population Hike 12 to be JET CRASHES next autumn with John High Asi.744--werid wadding Parts selected VIENNA , UPI) --- Romania School, and there must be sev'- BRUSSELS nifi -- An F104 Is in the midst of a population si .00 Daft Our Love Is a Maris Game Sunday starfighter of the Belgian air eral of these. :35 Livip rwr2Taint explosion, one consequence of :10 This wears eisiaer's 541', Game HOCBENHELM, West Ger- foree crashed Thursday while a government decree last year :a1 14ossao Party The there 'are the inelible las 041.3.4 Hasosifat many cet — Jim Clark of Scot- taking off from its base at making abortion illegal. 2 11,A,„„,„„„ wake To Tali Robert F land, a former world champion Kleine Brogel in northeast Bel- words of Senator In the ten years of legal : Y•11, 0041 No rupsa-110 Dm* Warm issue of auto driver, was killed during gium, the Defense Ministry an- Kennedy in the new abortion prior to the ruling Goma %r.,*33111p.m April 16' 3 .1111 TM MiGainsld' Siitsmil Mow oe a European formula 2 raoe. nounced The pilot Was killed Look Magazine dated Romania's birth rate fell : n storooncon 0401w'. Island Hoi. The comiero "If I stand aside, I still count steadily until the nation's :4 ' Crow ____,..... Lyndon PARIS en -- Karen Muir, 13, SILENT VIGIL for -something, and population itself began to 4 :00 III'.'s Maim WNW: Mr . Id Decision of has to listen somewhat :IS Deal "si Tho Willianssibvro of South Africa, broke her LONDON MIT -- About 100 Johnson register a decline. :10 01114. Erman uriiinoviv' TVA or CAIldroWs„ I.,, —perhaps only to moderate his Arriasiew sonioar C400104.0100111 country's 800emeter freestyle women, working in shifts, Stag This alarmed the govern- .4/ that's some Deeri Jodie. 44.311 leortsivieollke record with a time of nine min- ed a 10-hour silent vigil out- course, but still ment in Bucharest. according : 1 S " Moro la; OOP". .- 031334411 Criarialle 54 VOA, 7'.". Aar utes, side Prime Minister Harold thing But if I challenge him to reports here, because it :10 Moat's"- WOW.. 54.5 seconds. 5 AS 11,1n111•V '. Rearm I Wilson's resident Thursday in and lose—thus he's been vindi. wants to become the most $15.99 MOPIDAt TIVI4 WIG PROGRAMS no more heavily populated nation in PHOENIX, Ariz. ITO — Bob- support of peace in Vietnam cated, there are almost 04 News Nom Nov*: - Canaille. restraints, just Johnson and southeastern Europe At the "Outl.maan Capers by Unser of Albuquerque, One of the demonstrators said •13 *Mr.; Sports Vefw.t &WM N moment It has 20 million peo- AR 141Mantes* Gramma* R 41 *4333"ri•oveo M., won the 150-mile the vigil was not supported by Nixon.... •4 ' 5.4.103, keit CPlidrows Eros Jimmy ple, about the same number as Bryan United States any formal organization. "Everything else is incredi- ---;111—R041111 end Craft Veresio Athaereeem' — - Auto Club Yugoslavia 7 ,„ rdevle toeloberomie race. bly complex and complicated. Lav'oeola The Lion 44 One Moro. Time Profiles la end, it boils down to Dr Alexe C'ristea, director ,a4 " ' '' tourism GLUTTON DIES but in the • of the Brancovenesc Hospital 8 [Iry Thomas A ,' °Wafts SAN JUAN, P. R. ine MOSCOWUPS — A glutton you either beat Lyndon John P has appealed son or he beats you. You win in Bucharest f4j Famii• Affair fil•sof Maanis 'forme Marks* Mark Cox of Britain beat Al ous Russian eagle drowned ra more midwives He said the " Gerrie Mos k tem or you lose" len Fox of Los Angeles for the ther than drop a 44-pound sal birth rate in his hospital alone say cvaieurfkot Modem', NI? Animal ilmarde men's singles title in the In- mon it snagged in a river in was five to six times higher And consider the case of 1,- /IP ternational Tennis Tourney northern Russia, a Saviet news than in 1956 • paper 672 federal employes who, will 4.10/Wil reported Thursday The Wilsr SOo•111 %Nth, Sports • quite some advance planning 10 11 daily paper, Rural Life, said east Asia," said the an which, qtti 11.3341.3. 4 Sara Perry Assam KOSYGIN TO VISIT names 4.9 • the eagle after and effort, affixed their as a result of careful advance RAWALPINDI. Pakistan 'UPI. surfaced twice A4e" diving into the Pechora River to a full-page newspaper adver-'planning, appeared in last Mon -- Soviet Premier Alexei Kosy- Maras: . from a "great height" and dig- tisement. calling for a shift in l day's Washington Evening Star 11 " Too Borisov, gin will begin a five-day visit giag its talons into the huge 'Vietnam policy. ; —only hours after Johnson, in- 044441" to Pakistan April 17, officials Ex Nasal. Weed fish. But the fish was too heavy, "We call upon our Chief deed, had announced quite a Tie Hooter said Thursday. Kosygin, frisk- ecutive to policy in movie and the eagle and the salmon, change his change in Vietnam policy look, his first official visit to ing both dead, washed ashore three Vietnam, to end his relianCe ing toward a political settla- country, is to meet l'resi- this miles downstream sit' on military force, and to seek ment which hopefully woold Mchammad Ayub Khan from the dent of the attack, the newspaper instead a genuine political set-'bring peace to Southeast Asia. Adams Shoe Store !Theta Schedules Prepared 6, Starbees—tevellI on April 18 said, Llement to bring peace to South-

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MONDAY — T It LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY APRIL 8, 1968 Hamburg Final Ilkee.J.IL lisifiesam Nino 11111-1111111, sr iii4s17 Meets Wimpy COOK'S TOUR HAMBURG. Germany (UPI) — The hamburger has come home, by way of London. British-owned Lyons 'Deo&-1461 1- The By JEANNE LESEM Company, Ltd. has an- and UPI Food Editor nounced it soon will be oper- VAW47404 48113.11118 NEW YORK (UPI) — Sam has found a Walls Purdom, Jr. Morgan ating 200 "Wimpy" hamburger Uncle way to get special program has boss shops in West German cities. school children to eat breakfast Sisk, and Robert Wilson are • • • planned and all members Many already are in business Serve it at school, either before dames begin or during SOCIAL CALENDAR urged to attend. Note the in West Berlin, Duesseldorf, morning study hall period. A two-year pilot program to do Just • The Theta Densrtment o f change in date. Cologne. Bochum and. of that recently began its second year with results that a United Monday, April S the Murray Wow • Cl ill • • • course. Hamburg, where it all Mom Takes Blame States Department o/ Agriculture i USDA) observer calls The Suburban meet at the chili ?•B1/ Homemakers Circles of the First Baptist began. Club will meet at the hams of p.m. with Mrs. Harold Beers- Church %VMS will meet as fol- German sailors ashore in The breakfast project, an outgrowth of the 21-year-old Mrs. Tommy meyer presenting the program. Corneas", On lows I with Yrs. Charles Mer- exotic foreign ports used to de- National School Lunch Program, was launched experimentally to South 7th Street. at semis Hostesses are Mrs. Edward p.m. cer at 9:30 a.m., 11 with Mrs. mand ground beefsteak for determine the role of breakfast in educating both needy children with Mrs James Bogard as co- Shrost, Mrs. John Long, and 'Grounding' Son travel long distances to te' As all for and those who skip breakfast they Rufus Saunders at ten am.; their dinner German because hostels. Miss Beth Broach. sailors were assumed to pchool. • • • • • • 111 with Mrs. Fred Ginglos at come 2:30 p.m., IV with Mrs. R. A. from the country's largest port, By Abigail Van Buren The breakfast and lunch programs are administered by the The South Pleasant Grove Tuesday, April 1 an order of USDA's consumer and marketing service in cooperation with SPnder at two p.m. Hamburg. ground C•ocapo Tel••••41 v. 114.4 sea, 4.1 Homemakers Club will meet at The Progressive Homemak- and local officials. Federal aid contributes most of the food • • • beefsteak naturally came to be DEAR ABBY. Our 16-year-old son [I'll call him George) state the home of Mrs Dan Billing- ers Club will meet in the home known as "a Hamburger" cost and some surplus commodities. The Goshen Methodist he was going to a hockey game with a boy his age, so ton at one p.m. of Mrs. R. I( Fletcher at seven The Americans made it into told us In an interview here, the USDA's Marshall P. Spear talked Church WSCS will meet at the • • • pm. their national dish. From his father gave him the car and permission to stay out an hour about the program's progress. Spear Is school lunch program church at seven p.m. • The Beta Sigma Phi sorority • • • S e. North America. it spread back later than the usual midnight. supervisor for the service's northeast district, which covers 13 will meet at the asi.lal hall on Alice Waters Circle of across the Atlantic to Britain, Instead. George went with a 24-year-old divorced man, and states and the District of Columbia. The Murray Star Chapter No. 43$ Ent Drive at seven p.m Syl- the First Methodist Church whence Lyons set out to con- didn't get home until four o'clock the next morning George Spear said the pilot project currently serves selected public Order of the Eastern Star will Rico, via Thomas and Linda Work WSCS will meet at the home quer the rest of the world with had been told that we didn't want him running around with this and private pardchial schools In all 50 states, pins Puerto meet at the Masonic Hall at far, the company Guam and American Samoa, He added that e will be hostesses of Mrs H. T Waldrop at 0:30 it. So oper- man the Virgin Islands, • • • 710 p.m. ates almost 600 "Wimpy" schools are chosen for • predominance of needy pupils. am. S e. For punishment, we grounded George for a week Last The Matte Bell Hays Circle • • • bars He also said that while no official studies are yet available on Employing rught he was bored, so he asked if be could go to town for a the project, talks with and letters from school officials in his of the rust Methodist Church The Beside Tucker Chide el laminesiley, April 10 centralised buy- ing and limiting their menu to couple of hours I said, "No, you're grounded." Then he turned district indicate a big difference in pupils who take part in the WSCS will meet at the social the First Methodist Chum& New Hope Homemakers The a few Items in order to cut In- to his father and asked him, and his father said, "YOUR program. hall at seven p.m_ WSCS will meet at the Imalla meet at the home of Chib will ventories and., reduce spoilage, School authorities report less absenteeism and tardiness, ' • • • Mrs Moon West, 1901 ORM Burkeen at 1:30 MOTHER said you couldn't'io." of lbs. Franklin "Wimpy" restaurants in Ger- greater alertness in classes and better health generally, Spear The Sigma Department of Boulevard, at 9:30 a.m. second George pouted a while and asked his father again His p.111. This will be their many are said to register profits said. the Murray Woman's CM 091 • • • father said, "YOUR MOTKER has grounded you issattag since the organgUtion of between 10 and 12 per cent The nurse at a regional high school in New Hampshire meet at the club lasaiii 7211 Later I told my husband that I resented being the The Martins Chain& list month. compared to 4 and 5 per cent made reported • drop in the number of pupils complaining of Mageniam p.m. he • • • Hostesses will liosekiss- hit Chum h WSCS MOM it for conventional German res- -bad guy" — that he arid I had made the decision together. A stomach aches. She added that such complaints usually man * es Z. C. E,nix. 0 B • w Concord Homemak- taurants quarrel followed My husband said it wouldn't have hurt to let from youngsters who skip breakfast ers Club will meet at the com- 'George go to town for a few hours I said once we ground the The principal of • Camden. N.J., elementary school with an munity center with Mrs. W T.p. boy he -Mould stay grounded average daily attendance of 710 reported that 96 per cent of its Kingins as hostess at one p.m. 00K'S I'd appreciate your opinion "THE BAD GUY" students had joined the program and that tardiness had dropped • • • 49 per cent, compared with the same period the year before the The Arts and Crafts Cluh TOUR DEAR BAD GUY: You had better get eves ganglier program was introduced. will meet at the home of Mrs( ...r'• because if your letter Is any indication of what Sea tike at year "The success of the program depends a good deal on the He said Spear He James Lassiter with Mrs By JEANNE LESEM house. you are going to have to administer any discipline your Interest and cooperation of school authorities," help earlier than Myv, d/64€1 len Lassiter as hostess at 230 UPI Food Editor son gets—and he sounds as though he needs plenty. explained that schools must bring in cafeteria pm usual to prepare and serve breakfasta. • • • NEW YORK WPI1 — For- A typical menu calls for a half pint of milk per pupil, a half foods being fashionable The Hams Grove Ikunemak- eign DEAR ABBY My problem is as follows . I married a man cup of fruit or full-strength fruit or vegetable juice, and either• these days. how about some ers Club will meet at the home of 73 I am 73, also We had both lost our mates. enriched bread, rolls, muffins or 34 cup of whole-grain cereal. mamsliga„, polehta. kacamak, Mrs Willie Virather at one Well, my husband moved Into my dwelling, and he brought'. Eggs, meat or other protein food are served as often as practical "Let's Talk Dry Cleaning" of srpska proja or pita of kuku- pm. The meeting was cancel- along a picture of his first wife, which he keeps on our dressing Children who can pay are charged 10 or 15 cents each for a ruznog brasnal are needy receive the meal ed last week table. full breakfast Those who especially • • • All them tongue-twisters may tree By Dorothy Boone appeal to you if you like corn He "talks" to her, waves and smiles to her, wtieh hurts Thursday, April 11 meal mush, hominy grits, corn me very much because I try my best to be a good wife New The Welcome Wagon bread or spoon bread, becatia; I cook for him, and keep house for him and do his laundry, Sunday. which kis almast will meet at 7:30 Thoughts of Elastee Comers Club all are European versions but that picture gets more conversation than I get long rcad traveled to Cal- in at the Community Build- conaldered here, remind us of the p some dishes long Today I told him I thought he was an "idiot." and he got vary, with its magnificent example of sorrow and ing on Ellis. Drive ,typically southern American. • • • define mad at me and walked out Do 1 have to let him back in? NEW asertfIce. But we're alao moved to think of the end Food encyclopedias the Beautiful • Coldwater Homemakers grits as coarsely ground grain NO PICTURE of that road and the glori- The , Club will meet with Mrs. Ne- and groats as more finely ous triumph of Easter Sunday DEAR NO PICTURE: When two 71-yeer-olds marry. It is well Dooms at one p.m. ground grain. Hominy grits are morning. Small wonder that • • • made of corn. other gilts are asaalh Mr mutual companionship. If you're sot getting the kind of Easter is such a day of Joy The Kirksey Baptist Church made of buckwheat, rye, oats companionship you had is mind, talk to your lawyer ahead and celebration! Woman's Missionary Society or rice Groats generally are ending the arrangement, will meet at the home of Mrs. made from wheat, buckwheat, barley, corn or millet The annual Eisler Parade Jackie Trees at seven p.m DEAR ABBY Tell "OLD SARGE" he is not alone I have • • • Until recently 80 per cent RING is a traditional part of our been married for 22 years and I have the same problem I have holiday, when we all come out The Westside Homemakers of the total hominy grits sales the United States were in bought my wife dozens of beautiful sheer nigntgowns, but she decked out In our very best.. Club will meet at the home of In 12:30 the south, according to the na- wears flannel ones to bed I think they make those sheer gowns Ls your family all ready for Mrs -'charles Coleman at a tion's largest manufacturer of for melt to buy, not for women to wear Colorful birthstones — on* for sach our p.m inspection! If experience • • • this product. Now distribution I love my wife. and I would give anything if she' would put member of the family — are sat in Is any indication, we'll bet the being expanded nationally 128 of the Woodmen Is on one of those beautiful nightgowns and look glamorous just elegant 10K Florentine finish gold Grove Either grits or corn meal can average mother has thought- World will have a din- for me But she never has I have come to the conclusion that Dorothy of the be used to make -the corn meal fully picked out her /hater the Woman's some worricn just don't want the bother and of t OR GR,1NDMOTHER, TOO! ner meeting at based recipes of Romania. Yu- mess being outfit and hes tt ready clean and sparkling If Club House at 6 30 p in that loved If you use this, *me don't use my name She would kill • • • goslavia and north Italy It's not brand new And she ha.s the ctdidren'S we mentioned earlier me "IN THE SAME BOAT' Circle of the clothes all reedy But what about Dad? Men have The Dorothy Potent& is the Italian and Special Low Baptist Church WMS will a tendency to take the Easter fashion pars.de a First rnamaliga, the Romanian ver- CONFIDE•T1AL TO "ONLY HUMAN" IN BRENTWOOD: Introductirry meet at the home of Mrs Neil little lightly but Dad will be on display, too sion of corn meal mush: both It has bees said that a doctor who attempts to treat himself has Brown at ten a.m are cooked until they are much Prices Iron. time but we can still give • • • a fool tor a ;Norio. Face it, you are sufferisg from an illness. There's not much left, thicker than the American va- NO Gesifide in another physician and seek his help that suit a thorough cleaning and preetang In time Friday, April 12 riety Sometimes they're served WAITING! for Easter For Mother, Dad and the whole family, The North Murray Home- like hot cereal, with milk eir rely on our fast., dependable service to be mire! makers Club will meet at the cream, but more often they Everybody has • problem. What's yews? For • persona me of Mrs Reins Cole at appear as a starchy vegetable. ropy will. to Abby. Om WM, Lao Awoke, CoL, MCI nod Take 1 30 p in with meat sauce, boiled fish or onebete • stamped. sell-addressed eavelsge. youParing • • • cheese Romanians also serve it The New Hope Methodist with eggs Or fried onions FOR ABBY'S BOOKLET. "HOW TO HAVE A LOVELY with you Church WSCS will meet at the Sliced cold potent& and WEDDING," SEND si.se To ABBY. BOX Mee, LOB BOONE'S George Dunn fried, baked or immediately! &Morn home of Mrs marnaloga are ANGELEs, CAL, ISMS. LAUNDRY & CLEANER aohnommes., • • • stuffed And one Italian recipe 'The Cleaner Interested In Yew" Saturday, April 13 takes txilenta well out of the it Lipper Room Visitors Casserole The Oaks Country Club will economy clam -- by making Cranberry NABHVII.LE,,Tenri._!Taek.— the holiday table have an Easter Egg Hunt for into a Pie with Jaren of rich _gstrite from Registrations at The Upper— this cranberry I, pre-school children through cheese sauce and fresh white combine for Furches Jewelery Rom Chapel. Museum, Devo- casserole dish Combine 4 cups the third grade at ten a m at truffles tlonal Library and Agape Oar- each of cubed cooked ham or the club. Each child should Yugoslays have even more 1967 summer turkey and mashed cooked bring six eggs. varied uses for corn meal In den during the • • • the Dalmatian region. kara-iquarter. July through Septem- sweet potatoes. I, undrained 56 piece totaled 24 t2n6a8n. ainn tinhcereroaser- Hunt will be mak. or plain mush. sometimescn;rm 4- .192 ,834-ounce) can of Pineapple An Easter Egg more sugar. 1/4 tea- to noon is served with butter, cheese tidbits. 2 cup of held from 10 30 i in ,responding quarter of 1956 1 tesspoon JACK Coun- and tomato sauce as an acco m- spoon of nutmeg, CHASTAIN Stainless at the Calloway County The visitors to the complex and 1 cup of paniment to boiled fish Kara- of seasoned salt. WILL BE HERE VI Club for pre-school through try mak also is served with sugar *here The Upper Room daily coarsely chopped fresh cran- third grade Mrs Charles Flatware the or with yogurt, cheese, milk ortvotional is published and berries, mix well Spoon into April 10.11 Mercer is chairman of the com- strlbuted across the world In -quart cas- 11 ashen el cracklings. a well-greased 2L2 mittee composed of Mesdames , is pound of bulk with the Srpska monk or Serblin corn 38 languages ram'from 48 serole. Fry Tucker, Robert Gingrasa, states and from 50 foreign it begins to 1847 ROGERS'', BROS. Don bread, is made like American sausage until SPRING SHOWING 1. Robert Wilson. Ruddy Valen- countries With attendance it over ingredi- corn bread, with corn meal, brown: sprinkle Joe Hal Spann. constantly growing. about 80,- casserole. Top with tine. and salt. eggs, milk and fat: and ents in of luxurious • • • 000 visitors a year are worn- bread crumbs Bake the American kind. Is ser- cup of soft the Hazel like%ed sometimes with modated by The Upper Room. -degree oven new fabrics For reservations to warm, In a preheated 350 held at minutes. Makes Alumni Banquet to be cheese, sometimes as • bread for 25 to 30 from the FR 7.00 p.m at the Holiday Inn, dishes Deer. Elk and 6-8 servings moos, with the purchase substitute with main have no call Mrs. Max Farley, 753-$575 gall bladders world's great mills and instaliallen Of a Freed Curd. 753-5841. or Mr. I for elegant clothes ates are $275 each and will WILLIAAUON served buffet style_ Custom Tailored by • • • • aNTRAL The ladies day luncheon will AIWCONDITIONER be served at the Calloway County Country Club at noon. Please make reservations b y Monday noon Note change in the hostesses who are Mes- dames Harold Hopper. chair- man. 1111 Houston, Jr.. Hugh Houston, Codie Caldwell, E. B. Hovrton, Nat Ryan Hughes, and Dennis Taylor • • • Snock-wurst Canned liverwurst spread is This is your opportunity to see exclusive new for open face attack the basis industry's largest sandwiches Blend contenta of styles .. to view the clothing the one 43 4-ounce can of This early buying bonus ,s good any time up to and most stunning selection of elegant fabrics special spread with I, cup of minced 10; silla..Genny tapered with floral mottf, this set slices of celery Spread on 16 frOrn around the world. Remember the date . consists of a 50-piece ser..cs for eight. plus • matching pumpernickel bread about 2 ii-piece hostess set. Don't delay. Get your estimate today, ,riches in diameter Cover with There's nothing I e it anywhere on • Will IASISON Centre' Air-Condit.oner transparent plastic wrap and chill Before eerving, sprinkle with finely chopped fresh Rogers Electric Parsley and pimiento. CORN-AUSTIN CO. INC. Si factories and offices are sat/IRAS% KINTUCKY 1110 No. 4th St. Phone 75-59€3 Setting: noisier, leopardirIng A k• Net for Mrs. Eileen White, 15, a widow, and Fireman Frank McHugh, the hearing of millions of ern- MAY WEDDING 48, a widower are shown in San Francisco with their children nine of them here rilniree who work in them the They looking happy The children range in age frorn 10 to 21. IL Public Health Service reports and eight his, with eyergbody ; • '

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f I THE LEPER TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY MONDAY - APR.ILIL In5 !fist Church has flatly condemn- S40, 7frfte6 ed the consumption of alcohol- ic beverages in any quantity. "Persisting in the Use of in- toxicating liquor" is an offense for which a member theoret- milENNISMINTHE ically may be tried and expell- ed from the church. Ministers and small monthly paymenta. part time. Experience unneces- or will keep small children. are required to take formal FOR SALE Freeman Johnson, Realtor, sary. Write: Rawleigh, Dept. Phone 753-1348 A-8-C pledges of total abstinence. Phone 753-2731. TFC KYD-1090-721 Freeport, Ill. It has long been an open se- MOVING Methodists BY OWNER: House and lot on 61031 See or Write: Roy Hank- cret that these rules are wink- CHILDRENS REASONABLE and reliable. o get Keeneland Drive. 3 bedrooms, CLOTHES. Boys ins, WO S. 4th St., Paducah, Ky. ed at by a large proportion of coaU and suits, size Phone 753-7271. A41-NC 2 baths, central heat and air, 18 months 42001. H-1TP Methodist laity and a not-in- to three. Girls urine carpeted throughout Owner dresses, size 7. Choose Up considerable number of clergy. Call FOR INCOME TAX service, see just leaving town. Call 753-8028. 753-5899, A-9-C EXPERIENCED short order Survey Shows Drinkers Fnited cook. Above average pay, steady or call Fulton E. Young, 753- APPROXIMATELY 40 squares A 1963 survey of drinking calls work, unemployment insurance. 4946. A-ii-C Sides In patterns of used metal roofing. Call Otto Tilt - showed that 81 per 1966 VOLKSWAGEN. white, Hy. Lake Lodge Restaurant, Chester, 4354042. WE WILL repair your storm cent of Methodist above the age perfect condition, only 18,700 A-9-P Aurora, Ky. Phone 474-2259. damage, large or small-Roof- By LOUIS of 15 use alcohol. That's only 11y to tittles. Telephone 753-2218. A-10-C CASSELS • A HERD OF registered Blue- ing free estimates, no obliga- United Press International two percentage points under the Ildren • A-8-C mist Chinchillas. Will sell 3 figure for tion. Reasonable rates. Call 753- Methodists are choosing up Protestants in gen- ces to units of breeders for less than eral. Other BUNNIES FOR SALE, third FOR RENT 8260. A-9-C sides for a family fight over surveys tee indi cost of the equipment. Reason cated that the number at the house from Bucy Parker Lum- their church's stand on drink- of drink- for selling, ill health. Can be WANTED: Yards to mow. Call ing Methodists with ber Company on Concord Road, 2-BEDROOM farm house, elec- ing. may run as high financed. For more information tric heat, 753-4978. A-10-C as 70 per cent. !. food after 3:30 P. in- A-13-C air-conditioning, car- It will take place at a general call 4362334. A-9-C Last October, peted, garden spot, 5 mUes from conference which convenes in a meeting was '67 HONDA Scrambler 90. Good university. Phone called by the Methodist Board talked GERMAN SHEPERD puppies. 753-2835 or NOTICE Dallas on April 21, and it bids condition. Call 753-2869. A-8-P 753-2376 after 5:00 of Christian Social Concerns *ram Phone 247-3333. A-13-P o'clock. fair to be a sizzler. •rs 13 successor to the famous Metho- PIANO IN STORAGE: Beauti- A-10-C ELECTROLUX SALES & Ser- For generations, the Metho- 4-ROW BURCH cultivator, 2 dist Board of Temperance to ful spinet-console stored local- FURNISHED two-bedroom a- vice, Box 213, Murray, Ky., consider public farm wagons, Massey-Harris if employes The unions con- the advisaibility of ly. Reported like new. Respon- partment. Central heat and air- C. M. Sanders. Phone 382-3176, modifying Rico s combine. James Cooper, 435- ,stantly fight the elimination of the church's stand. sible party can take at big sav- conditioning, Embassy Apart- Lynnville, Ky. A-11-C The 1 that 5311. A-0-C jobs. If computer instruction participants in the Meet- ing on low payment balance. ments. Phone 753-7814 or 753- ing-a broadly can develop more efficient use representative ble on Write Joplin Piano Co., Joplin, 16' WOOD BOAT. Cheap. Call 7146. A-8-C group of of staff, it is important that pastors and theolog- In his Missouri. A-8-P 753-1348. A-0-P ians--concluded that the policy TWO-BEDROOM house. Call this be determined before there In the of insisting on total abstinence NOW IT IS SPRING- New York City residents know it really CERTIFIED SOY BEAN seeds, 1963 FORD Fairlane, 13-clinder, 753-5111 after 7:00 p. in. A-8-P GET is a move to perpetuate jobs is spring "is producing hypocrisy and a when animals of the Ringling Bros. and Bari-elm Hood, Dare, Kent and Clark-63 straight transmission. Just been which are unnecessary tines'. loss of integrity in the -end Bailey Circus march along 33rd Street. That is Murray Warehousing Corporat- completely overhauled. HOUSE TRAILER 10' x V, 3- RID OF Technology is far from elim- corp- the Spear Call 753- orate life of the Empire State i3uilding in the ion, Inc., old Concord Road. bedrooms and 1S4 baths. Couple inating teachers This would be church and in distance. E239. the Phone 7534220 A-8-C only, no pets. Call after 4:00 undesirable since it is Unlikely lives of many ministers pehire PESTS and LARGE? LOT on S. 4th, south p. m., 753-2930. A-9-C that machines will ever teach laymen." irrunic 1959 PONTIAC, automatic, pow THEY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Saturday's Puzzle come * e of Garland's car lot. Owners- WON'T LEAVE human values, generosity, love, er steering and brakes. Good TRAILER SPACES, water and Drawn Proposal Carpenters Union No. 1734. Call ON THEIR OWN social affection or understand- PODULI SUOW2 condition. Call 489-3241 after sewerage furnished, $15.00 pet Following the advice-of-IN- ACROSS 2.A state Ith an Rupert Nix 753-2955 or Terry ing. These are the result of HMUMUM ummo 3:00 p. m. A-8-C month on blacktop road. Call October meeting, the Board of (abbe.) of its Cavitt 753-4954. A-12-C TERMITES human beings working together. 1.Sunburn moon U0300 -4-0 436-2334. A-9-C Social Concerns has 3 Small bite I 0 Perhaps the most important drawn up 4.Amid GMMUM ropped ANTIQUE dining room set, sol- RUGS a mess? Clean for less Go right on eating if you a series of 4 Appellation of on OUOMQ point proposals to be 9 Tate ari re the id mahogany, round table, 8 with GARAGE APARTMENT, furn- ignore them. The answer. to remember in this per- Athena fill U000 DUMUU -Blue Lustre! Rent elec- placed before the general con- unlawfully 5 chairs, buffet, china cabinet ished, on South 15th Street, Kelly's Pest Coevtrell iod of advancing technology is Having dull 00M0 tric shampooer $1. Big K. ference, supreme legislative 12.Mohammedan linrsh in the available immediately. Phone. careful planning Any venture NOMMV OW= Phone 492-8459 or 492-8444 A-13-C body of the church, when mune 6.River ar. He 753-3040. into this area should be care- it in Siberia mum moon mia A-8-C A4C Locally owned and operat- convenes at Dallas 13-Tag 7 Openwork fabric r than fully investigated, well plan- later this nos WOMOO MOO FOR BETTER cleaning to keep ed for 20 years. We can be month. 14-Se in debt 5'Moody MO assou nomm COAL FURNACE for medim- colors gleaming, use Blue ne, and. fully financed. Equip- 9-klan's a half reached 24 hours a day. name nmmayi nonmou ase house. Ideal for a large Lustre carpet cleaner. Rent ment without qaulified man- 17-Somersault 10 Night bird 0112100 DOOM BUSINESS -Whips either• body shop or garage. Call 753- electric shampooer $1. Hughes -IF IT'S A PEST CALL US • power is a waste of time and The board's recommendations 19 - 13Insect cereal. 21 Man's 1503. • A-8-C Paint Store. A-13-C OPPORTUNITIES Phone 753-3114 money. call for: 16 Become aware ictical h.knisme ot 30-Prohibit 52 River in Belgium Member Chamber of -Scrapping the ministerial 22iFestme 32-Vigor (coital.) 54 Golf mounds 1 for a BY OWNER: New 3-bedroom KIRBY DUAL Sanitronlc IS 18-Cut YOUR BUSINESS for sale? Commerce and Builders POLITICAL POLL pledge of total abstinence. 24-Greek 36-Fruit seed 55 Young boy e meal brick. Central air and heat, letter .20-Pigpen 3$-Fold 56-11wererice World's Most Complete Vacuum Businesses only For fast con- Association. LCP-195 TUEBINGEN, Germany EPS - -Deleting the section of the 26 Court built-in appliances, carpet thro- order 22 Strong winds 41 Fondle 57 Chinese pagoda Cleaner. Call Jerry Adams, May- fidential service write or call: Seventy per cent of West Ger- Methodist "discipline" which 29-Sharp and 23 Fruit of oak 43-Dance step ughout, located in city. Full 59-Born field, Ky., 247-8663, collect, for 471 1930. Byerfinder System, mans polled in a public opin- permits trial and expulsion of harsh 25 Ventilate 415.Mntakes 60 Music as price $17,250.00. If interested free home demonstration 31 Bark 27 Specks 47 Compass point written with- SUteston, Mo A-11•C ion survey published Wednes- a drinker 26 Plague call 753-3672. A4 MY'S 33-Pedal 49-Colton thread 63-Great (abbe.) -C out obligation. You will be glad PES day said they thought President -Revising the church's offi- digit 34 Behold! you did. H-ITC Johnson was "by and large, a cial 1 2 3 in 4 5 6 7 NOW OPEN 11ow- Westwood SERVICES OFFERED statement on alcohol to 35-Short ,sleep III ::::::: 9 10 11 Subdivision at the south end C0111i 01. good President," the 'Wickert stress practical 'reasons for ab- 37 Corded cloth •:°: 12 Mr 14 Institute reported. The insti- stinence, while making clear 39-Symbol tw • l3 RUWree• of South Eighteenth Street, one- WANTED CONTACT KENT WRIGHT for Phone 733-3911 03BE .i:?Z U. tute said 17 per cent thought that each Christian tantalum half mile from city limits. Over filing Income Tax is free to 15 16 Mi17 l• Returns. 75$• Johnson 40.Sea eagle one hundred choice lots to WANTED AT ONCE yes not a good Presi- make his own "responsible de- XV. - Man or 6251. A-13-C Located 100 S. 13th Si, 42 Ti., choose from, price range from woman dent while the remaining 13 cision" on the matter. to supply consumers 44 ...ed.. WILL SIT H-13-C per cent questioned said they Entreaties .19 triNk $1200 to $2400 No money down with daily household necessities with elderly or sick 12 23 had no opinion. 46 Dirk E.24 26 27 211 In county or Murray, preferably in the hospitat The net effect of these chan- 48-Crony (case.) 29 •' - ges. if adopted, would be to put 50Geelk 30 11 31 32 e_ _Weal GRECHKO RETURNS Si Vessel's :410!:=11 BROOM the United Methodist Church 34 MOSCOW kirk - Marshal An- cured planking .m,... i 35 36 om 31 .39 in the position of strongly urg- 53 Hindu guitar .„,. 37• drei Gechko, Soviet defense mi- and ing voluntary abstience instead 55- Newest 41 042 /3 144 45 nister, returned to Moscow 58 Surgical of trying to enforce a legalistic al 47 1 .... Wednesday from a Mideast threads • 46 MOP SALE proscription of alcohol. 61 Shoemaker's Cliff Farrell's new Western tour during which he conferred tool thriller 62 king ., with military leaders of Egypt, ol birds Front the Doubleday & Co novel: Copyright by Opposition to the proposals 64-Soak slat' ile5l; 0 1967, by si •aa•" Cliff Farrell. Distributed by King Features Syria and Iraq. While in Egypt, 65-Rwer m Syndicate. likely to be vocal and vehe- Wales NV altAPTIOR I Lavinia FittafinCin Grechko visited Egyptian mili- 66 Evaluates .000 •uge•di The lad was tee terrified o. MURRAY ment. It will come from Me- 67.0cean 61 gi62 ••••••ga VOICE belonged to La wortfully 'The tary positions in the Suez Ca- ieree fine thing ail answer He clung to hie grand- thodists who view any modifi- •rdw`ww! rtartnee Shannon Dan Billicue guilty person tries to do is LIONS CLUB nal Zone and watched an air point . mother. wailing Dan swung cation as a retreat from the DOVIN 65 .ig. 07 tent his horse must .he finger at someone else We ;down and ma closer to the force exercise there. IN 66 nave TUES. NITE-APRIL ftb traditional temperance stand I Mahe lace followed s.ome natural Shannons do our own Hinting burning shearing shed. A man Dietr. by l'oited Feature Syndicate, Inc. g • Household Brooms $150 route to the summit that other We don t nice dirty nigtit tardy t aee-down, was lying al- • animals had umei---• Nab that whelp. wen het In Shacktown.- !moot within reach of the fur. • Warehouse Brooms $200 PEANUTS® By Charles M. Schul3 was being guarded agatnst et- I "Then who does?" I uses neat from the blase. • Wet Mops $100 trudere by the Shannon& -There's no need to anew/lel He iiimmed his hat over We • Dry Mops Si 50 Be lifted his arms "1 in net that The moue one who A pay ' tare Li it protection and did Proceeds For Civic Projects not HERE'S TIE WORLD carrying • gun; be said "I'm .11g you dare breathe Reaching the fall- A-9 C AN, WHAT A THRILL !' ACTUALL4', t3EGLES ARE Dan FM100 60LF -PRO Driscoll " -I saw your supply wagon in en man, he wised turn by an GEOR6iA IN THE SPR046! ALA1051 NEVER IMITED TO -Bettor known as Diamond Flag • tew days ago." Dan isiil art and dragged him away RKEIVPI6 HIS RAS' IN THE MATER,. Dan Brumes.' sbe said -Wain t that quite • piece to (rem the flames IMITATION TO FlAir legeer d trav oes el jun in this: rtaul flow aiki uacon When Uhte The rout of the long shed feu IN THE *ASTERS ring,,' he conuttented . Willa a nore is lie handy us .n. it. wane et-illapsing sending "A man from town came by Pie Beue? a volcanic gust of fire and at Methods dark to warn *What New in" she. mid ii It to you as to where 1 sinuke into the ski Dan had 'That was right friendly ie r e buy our grub M. Diamond Use terrible teat hi flesh was Men- Den remarked "But, Dm! lie woe 7. I being cooked tut he fought his what?''Could warn you tie it be that °tee won't way wit of danger with his hur- Of Teaching 'Whit* one of us did Sint carry you on his credit books tle', Roy-al send you over here to- any longer?" Den asked "And, Laetrile Snarinon arrived anti night to kill? Me? Hieber!.441131- with all the had luCk yeielre_halged cerry the limp torm to Coma' be both of us." been having. you re likely meet- serer distance. -Heber!" she AficY By Ernie Bushmiller 'Is that why you were out gaged might heavy at the bank. earl in • grief broken voice. here? Waiting for me?" I noticed that Obte a president "My eon' The last of them And By DAVI!? NYDICK -Maus of the Innis, AUNT FRITZI---DID right. And keep your wtech means that now they've mune•red ritm too! UPI Education Specialist /inns up Pm not fool enough to he owns it end that 8 d YOU DROP Kam is Curse all the Roy eta' kill Will students of the future believe you haven't got • gun only his errand buy I just bet them with ray own Panda be holding discussions with com- on you. (let down off that horse, the bank is refusing to extend Heber Shannon wta not ISOMETHINGN THERE? dead. puters' Are teaching machines slow arid careful. them-" time on-- He was breathing, and began to more effective teachers? • "What it I told you that Bill He broke off. "[rook!" he ex- -moan. His hair and bruws were than Itoyai didn't send me here ?" claimed. singed away. but Dan believed Should school spend money on Dan tasked. That would be las- flames were bursting from he bad not been too sefiouely new teaching equipment or puerible BID Royal is dead." one of the buildings at the sheep burned. should they stay with the pro- lie heard hew draw • sharp, rancia Dan heard the distant_ But, blood was staining tie grams of the past' startled breath Timbre was a heavy slam of a six-shooter. La- ground from r weund in Ws Parents, edueators, school space vines Shannon of silence *Are you O- uttered • nevem side. -He's been shot Don slid boards and communities are. ng ?• she of terror. Dan finally said. -Of lowered his anew Two of the Basque heresre obliged to consider the many course you am. Wiles did be and looked over his shoulder canes riding into the yard. bare new methods being devised for die!" Ube had been standing back of back on harness horses. "Try ti instructional purposes. FWAO,11.- - "A few minutes alter your hire during thee/. Oonwerwatlaw, save the howler' Lemma shoot PUS#4.1,l The possibilities of comput two giinhanda stampeded the bedding • rifle The rifle wee ed at them -Heber's been shot drooping med, teaching have only been an' SLATS(g) ,pae of cattle we had gathered ea she stared, frosen. ru look after him " ABBIE By Raeburn Van Buren for market. That was just after at the flamer in Use distance. Tr- Basques began carryin,t touched. There are endless uses dark While we were nal/Itng 'Take my hand," Den said, water from the for such equipment in the in• nearby pond THAT MAN IN THE WHY THAT'S SLATS around out there one of them for he bad not obeyed her corn- Heber Shannon s berme structional program. As an ex- SCRAPPLE - NOBODY KNOWS. ap WHAT is PtCTliRE.,.WHO IS HE? BECKY'S HUSe.AHD, HE JUST UP AND rude to the ranch and shot Bill mend to diemount. -Swing up peered to be superficial, thanks ample. it is possible to develop WHY 2 back IT! Me WHERE DISAPPEARED A FEW In the back of the bead." of ass" no doubt, to the bullet that hail a continuing diagnosis of stu- II eiteE105 "Tye got • AGO • Again the tong Allem* 'Is horse staked out flattened him face -do net the dent knowledge and instruc- thai the truth:"' she demanded. in the brume." drew quavered ground. Dan's own burns were tional needs on a computer It •That's the reason ' rode over "There's so time for that," erobably more painful is also possible to generate beer Dan said. '1 wanted to Dan said. He lifted her bodily E1111W11111S Shannon now 1ritiveit from this diagnosis a be it all the Shannon. were ac- onto the home, arid she clutched and worked with Icy eft a ieney prescrip- tive program for each csisirwed In, his eboilders as lw headed the She eeidenUy Was PO stranger indivi- "All the Shannon." dee animal at • gallop down the to the sight of blood and v..s• dual child. ).et bitterly 'That means long want. The distance was experienced in the frontier Experimental programs are my.eit and Heber, and my HMO mom than • mile. The Si-, wee methods of treating in existence' which through a gra:Wein. We're the only Shan- devouring the structure. She paused long enough to combination of television and non. ter Did you expect my Ire the ellenring shed.' La- turn to Dan 'Cii out and tell computer can teach a course in iii- ...len and my poor dead eon, virus Shannon breathed. Bernardo to ride to town and computer programnting. The tiro The Nam lighted Al, from their graves the ranch- fetch Doc Anderson,' she veld student moves through the cou ana ire here umlaut." Turd- A email figure had "Yap pronto!' ap. ree reading information.' re "Heber • the one I wanted to peered hoot the renchhouse and Dan complied enother BIM. toionding to questions. merit' - - up on Where's be been was moving around •Imlessly qua bad arrived and tinned the Mg answers and directions has (L0YALTY!./- AH WILL lenient 7- "CIS• dr Larinis Shannon water brigade. Dan wei7w.i tub STUNNED • • 44,' :ZS'AAP cd OX NiE.VEP ESOSS, '1 We what you mean He- screamed. .:Chad! Go back! Clo .wnd helped slim Theu upon their responses to the IA egit,,'OUGHTNIT TO AH DON T CARE HOW ii questions TTRESS C 6ENEDi(1 A 'Pt..1EL5LUE...!! bei • been at the r•neb all back!" prevented iurthew Apre-wi 'it the A student can even - AMP `10'CIOES. - . THAR'S ONE. • -4'"STANDS 4 % asleep" I hope He's been The night sad been calm, but flames. The %healing %hews and ask the computer for special 4 TpoyESLE. TelitsIG MORE IMPAWT': ) win king night ano daj since the flames were cresting Wee the second stricture were he- help on a particular. problem Him THAN MONE.s1- r0"Al:kr 'h.' oileup skinning and curing own windetorm, and othet build- yond aid, and Den fine% re which he doesn't understand THAT t'elta to mit what pewit,. we anis as well as the main house turned to the n"'se leaving the Should money be spent on :auk/ • might soon be Involved debris of these two buildinga to such experiments' Perhaps this Dan "Do you know Use real names pulled the horse to a hart bum out is the ideal time to move in it the men who Lavuus call themselves Shannon slid to the such a direction Teachers are Folii Smith and Ain Martin ?" ground and raced to the small &igen, sees hl 1.1114 snow expensive They are becoming enould I?" boy in nightdress, who ati Shannon. A PrIghtrineal more expensive each year .w -leen Royal thinlis you terrified and weeping another. bee Ildered And ter In industry there is a pro- erei them to pose as espiat- !:Chaii!" she choked. Where's _roomed. • •Binitgpro Weal whenever an attempt is your uncle!" 17'e Is Caw .tir kt d b... made to automate a set-tea, re... nur Owitt'enlee • Oai woes, nneeekettt • ter ewe Cher irse•ii outereitee es Knee r A; ill ...re thereto reducing the numlier

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small main and .11b for leisure- Gott ly sailing but gutnig cruising and day NEW YORK (UPI) — An with large foretriangle that will ocean voyage in one of today's accommodate big genoas and smaller stock sailboats can be a spinnakers for racing experience. safe and pleasant Power is by outboard up to Three hardy California sail- 10 horsepower which may be ors demonstrated it recently mounted en the transom made a 2.500-mile when they Stangeland points out that Los Angeles to cruise from provisioning for long cruises on a 22-foot sloop Honolulu In small auxiliaries is no longer a The trio, owner-skipper Phil problem with availability of a Stangeland. Jim Fritz and Tom great variety of specially pre- Russo. sailed the sloop Gadfly pared and packaged food con- into Honolulu harbor 23 days centrates which need no refrig- after departing the California eration. Cooking on the Gadfly coast, averaging almost 109 was done with a compact one miles per day. burner alcohol stove. The best 24-hour run was an Stangeland said the water Impressive 176 miles supply — 34 'gallons was The Gadfly is a fiberglass carried in plastic Jugs spread craft with M.O.W.C. , Midget ouC over the boat — in the Ocean Racing Class rating bilges, under bunks and in and was built by W.D. Schock other low places Eleven gallous Co. of Santa Ana. Calif.. were left on arrival in Hono- which calls it the Santana 22. lulu. It has a 7-foot 10-inch 'beam, Spare rigging parts, rudder - 3-foot 6-inch draft. 2.600- assembly, tools and other 4 from helicopter pound displacement and 217 items which might have been BRIDGE OUT A S air cavalryman looks square feet of sail area. Length needed to make repairs under- at one of 17 bridges knocked out by the foe to hamper Oper- at the waterline is 18-feet 9- way were taken along, but none ation Pegasus to raise the siege of Khe Ranh in Vietnam inches, was needed Stangeland feels that on As for compatability. Stange- such a long voyage the size of land's crew of Fritz and Russo the boat Ishot so much a factor had worked with him for some Murray Loan Co. ) -weave McTwill (cot- as design, construction and the School of Sailing. slim PANT-CULOTTE in a plaid diagonal time at RARK-TENTURE fabric in Caribbean blue shapes Kodel easy care fabric i which can pass as a dirndl proper provisioning which he operates in Marina matching hand knit wcsA • ton and MONEY HEADQUARTERS belted golf skirt topped with a BanLon turtiONtek shirt. compatibil- del Rey, Calif. and they were armhole shirt skirt teams up smartly here with He also says that 506 W. Main Street Phone 753-2421 cardigan and plaid cotton seersucker square ity of shipmates and genuine thoroughly acquainted with • love of the sea are two other each other before the voyage '49 ly TAD ItOYNABY vital factors that can either began. MUDS'S- la4 THE That few rears fe- chic about them Fabrics are make a voyage fun, or Before they left they con- easy-care and , depending upon the degree of "cab- male college students and practically all sidered the possibility Time present. It's Planting even their younger sisters retain their pristine look even to which they are in developing and made have discovered that golf is after hours of play Stangeland's Gadfly has a it a rule that no man would the young his voice in anger or not only a challenging fun Here we show medium size, self - draining raise GARDEN CENTER members of of SHIRLEY one the in presence AT fitness of of boarding sea grow surly the SHOP sport and a physical wife cockpit to allow a of to builder but a flue way to the Junior Gold Team to drain out on its own, a low his 'shipmates. They lived up meet "the man." France modeling some out- profile cabin top for reduced this, Stangeland says For All Your Gardening Needs Anti-establishment as they standing 1968 golf fashions wind resistance and strength to Weather conditions for most Stock at the may be in other direcuons designed by McMullen. Trim. stand up to solid water from of the 23-day voyage were We handle only Quality any- the great game of the greens smart and acceptable ..waves that might slam into the smooth, but about halfway Lowest Possible Prices at is for their. These are • few where, they are available side in a blow waves built up to such propor- stores na- BUY FROM A REPUTABLE reasons why co-ed colleges are leading departnient Another hull feature, which tions from a distant storm that IT PAYS TO pro's including golf instruction in tionally and in the golf pros ides good performance in some American destroyers pas- GARDEN CENTER physical education prqgrams shops at good clubs any small offshore auxiliary, is sing fairly close almost dropped women golfers - - pro on sidewalk to dry out We And, as might be expected While the fine forebocty designed to out of sight when they were in No stock left may never be a that you get these young wmen are in- or amateur- make windward work easy go- the troughs. SUsngeland said. take pride in all our stock so male troducing a fresh new ap- real threat to the serious ing and pleasant. There is And for the last three days good results and are happy with your sure do add to proach to golf fashions with- player, they enonah- flare to keep the spray into Honolulu, the Gadfly was plants Use joy and excitement of the out disrupting club rulings down and the fine entrance de- hard on the wind in stuff up to crisper yet sport and bring a special col- They are fresher, velops into a stiff midsection 40 knots, instead of running in from Onion appearance orful chic sparkle to the fair- We Have Everything almost classic in with good beam well aft to give as is usually the case but them is an unrrustakable ways- high stability Sets to 'Wheelbarrows is placed The spade rudder Confectioners sugar, moist- control un- well aft for positive ened to dribbling or spreading der all conditions. consistency with brandy or Shirley Garden Center Gary Mull. who designed tht runs makes a celebration top- holt- ping for stollen or other 544 No. 4th Street Santana 22, gave it a maathessd day yeast breads sloop rig, allowing a relatively sweet. 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REGULATION. weather-processed cotton wind- OLORED all wool imported cardigan with -knit In" STRItTLY elasticised sides, button cuffs, tab collar and bag appliqued ih reel breaker with smooth, easy "swinging" has wee golf shorts. diagonal packets tops lined printed cotton Jamaica and white and red and navy brass-buttoned, front closing 7 ter. Joan Beach, 1399 Johnson Hospital News Blvd.. Murray: Cecil Sills, Ne'x SEEN AD HEARD... Company Town Concord. Ruby Mae Jones, 201 •• April S 6, /4 South CARE PROTECTION IS ▪ Admissions and 191 12th, Murray; bala Ear' (ConHilised From Page 11 YOUR BEST BUY IN HEALTH Master Bart Washer. 507 hart, Route 2, Dover, Tenn.: For N. Mexico 7th, Murray. Forrest William M Runyon, Route 3, ton of 1965 through his book South I };,)NE NM UPI) — Route 2, Murray; Murray; Maude Beale (expir- at Any Speed" and Coleman. "Unsafe Jui4, about everything is 'un- Price 714 Elm Street, Harry Cunningham, Congressional Lassiter. t, Almo. his testimony at. finished at Tyrone, But irive Lewis.. Rt. Mrs Dorothy years later, he Murray. Mrs Azzie 'Route 5. Murray. hearings Two time, after all. It is a town 4. Murray Ronnie Boyd. Rt.' Brannon, Puryear. Tenn aroused controversy on the BLUE SHIELDS built all at once CROSS%nd being BLUE Murray, Avery Hargrove. meat inspection in in- 5. liwk of Tyrone is to be a company Kentuckians) Route I. Murray. Howard trastate packers' plants Legis- town for Phelps Dodge Copper (Kentucky Corporations Serving Hall, Mum,: resulted in Floss 908 White BEST SELLERS lation late 'in 1967 Corp in the hills of southern Ruth Wilson. 1210 Olive imposition within two yesrs Mrs UPI ) the Neu Mexico not far from Sil- Offor You: Street Murray; Mrs Ila Stone, of federal standards on intro- ver City When the company These Plans c•••141•11 by PollSabers' Weirdly) economy of essennh Route 1. Murray. Mrs Rhoda stile plants roes into full-scale mining •Maximum benefits pisr dues dollar es a result of efficiency and Bancum. 602 Poplar Murray; operations nearby in 1969. the •A choice of hospital room oltowonces. OT IS LaaS I te , Route 1, Mils- TNT CntINIBIRWNINS 01 NAT TRRIIIER - David Ross approximately $5 minion town •All other covered hospital services peld hi full. field. Mrs Erdice Court. Route - williasi 'tyros Berkeley. California. will be humming TOPAZ- Leon Cris Brower, •Surgical -Medical plans with realistic allowances Geneva Wil- blaratiall of the Sier- Its homes. 183 of them In . 1. Benton. Mrs CIRRIBT'T --Cathirls• executive directnr •Maio, Medical or Extended liettefit Pion for G South 6th, Mur- TRW 0A PRIEL MOUNTill as "Mr Con- three and four-bedroom styles, loughby.. 203 Mary Istewart ra Club Known ray. W. F- Johnson. 404 North THE I Ntrttt',14ENT —John 0 Hots servation," he has spearheaded are laid out in gently carving TR r1 MOW, Mrs Beulah THY Ir RR rT10100n—flan against dam- streets lo a kidney-shaped de- MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY 3rd. Murray. ROSEN!A RT111 BABY—Ira Lambs his club's drive APPLY NOW Hughes. Route 4, Murray. Mrs. TRY CHOIEZN—Chalm Perot ming of the Grand Canyon, velopment faced by • cluster of rote PRESIDalerll RAM is Allan. offices and atores It all -covers -Norma Darnell. Route 1. Lynn - Robson J ilertleg and to date legislation to do so I a 80-acre plot of land C H GROUP PUNS MAY It FORMIC) WHIR! Grove, Mrs. Martha Starks. Rt. WHERE ILAOLVI DARE has twice failed passage in the SLUE CROSS and SLUE SHIELD Anstalt' blatLran -Leaven & Co, of El Paso and Ky. 40201 THERE ARE S 01 MORE IMPlOsiii Alma. KeVir• Cooper, Route Senate. His citation notes: 3101 lonistewn lead, 1.6401•111e, .t ft 43rennarld Construction Murray 11•1•11•0•• dedication has thus far 1 "Such Co -are in • Joint venture on MURL444 Dismissals NICHOL AB AI.° ALEX A VIDR A — saved this 'living repository of NON/ Roast! IS Maw* the project whose architect is Route 4, Mur. . this American KARI •001111611 Gladys Dowdy. -OCR CROWD- —etasparn MIntUwPtS,. pre history LOUIS 0 Heaseiden of Albu- ray, Beedle Clendenon, Route RICRENR AMER —Eddie Rick sabaclon shrine of timelessness in a MEMOIRS I rts-laso— querque. N114 Eunice Grubbs, Route got r,an world.. SOUP Airy AVMS! 1 Almo. r thangerul At the site of a new mining Bean. Route Till NEW IPIDOWITRIAL Bra TS— 5. Murray. James Oallsrattb operation a feet miles away Jona lEttaarth C. Cof- rf tuts 3. Murray. Ignatius Mattingly, BrrtarIN PARENT A ND canto Education — Gregory there is 'another story of a Haler 0 Otaott super- 401 North 12th. Murray. E G. Evanston. Illinois, Wein up TOIST0Y Ryon T at fin, grown overnight, The Please send information, without obligation, as check below. Elemen- Willoughby. Route 3. Murray: AT EASE-- Dwight D E tea homer intendent of Evanston original Tyrone was also a 4th INCREDIBLE VICTOR T Via ;ter Lord described as ". . . Riley Crawford. 407 North CAN MAXI A IttLL1001— tary Schools, mining town for Ohelps' Dodge: A RYON, hour." in forming an employe* Group Plan. A Murray, Rena Kirk, Route 5, .M.U.oa aishaaa very mush a man of the in the years* 1917-1921 When 0 I am interested Benton. Kennith Coy, Route 1. Under his administration. the mine closed. the toe n did. I work where there are 10 Of 001111 persons. Dexter. Mns Mamie Hall, 942 NOW YOU KNOW Evanstorra schools were fully Iris, -1 a, 64 or under. Neither my spouse nor Murray. Car when they ogieried Waldrop . Drive. integrated 19 and want to keep protection. lepe l'aschall. Route 3, Pur. by United Frees International for the school ycir in Septem- El .1 will soon be 19 or marry before year: Tenn . George Bell (ex- In August 1814. British ber 1987; -The citation quotes One way of shenalno off or your 6 Cross ond Blue E1,Te1d -65 Plan for persons ago 65 4...der. pired,. Route 2. Kirksey; *tor- hops under Adm So George Mr Coffin as saaing: "We Christmas cards reqiiirca a lit- fl I am interested in other- die Whitlow Route 1. Alm% Cot kburn and Mai Gen Rob- moat. tailly above . . ." tle movino ohntit Mit the re- 1506 Wells, Mut- the Capitol we -are *going to wait an 'ult. ire e orth It Empty Awl.) Roger Smith. ert Ross horned wise (Farm EU,'POU AlrrnSers, not enrAed, sze your Form Bureau anything hcfrok sl,11 and -us,. It for a _ •ray. Mary Hosford 1621 Olive. and the White House in Wash aa fully long time for oancioir if Obie Mithcusons -Des- .":ton DC happen." 111111wwwianwt„ ••

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