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wrote some of opinions ever The Newspaper ournals - during Largest federal judge, Cirgilation d 1.6 the high With The In a mystery 41 The City ;ses ,hat geo- Circulation Largest of judgeships in, or that it Circulation In of **religious Felix Frankfur- The County tat it was one fortune." uf IN OUR 82nd'YEAR as chief judge United Press International Murray, Ky„ Monday Afternoon, August 21, MURRAY trt sof s- Appeals. 1961 - PQPULATION 10.100 Vol. LXXX11 51, wrote -Such No. 196 s as the one ith Art convic- mist leaders in ) upsetting the , t of government an because die- nee was used. sit for special ARMED BRITISH irement, and ret TROOPS SENT TO artier this Year. BORDER Cows Must Be a critic of the Washed Art, arguing thaiL But Not People Young Matron Kentucky News milt to becomY Make Move As 500 East German chamber" by Western Briefs 'e Unity ARTUIA, Calif. (LIPS — Teo Al erits of-legislas --- bers thinks he has invented the Passes - Away By United Prose, le it plain that greatest thing for cows since mink- International Police Appear At Barricade ,uld strike down lined automatic milkers — HOPKINSVILLE,'Ky. (UPI — Dr. a very Mark disagreed with sygenic machine that Lowry. professor of lang- washes a On By JOSEPH B. FLEMING ten believed the Aided By Visit bovine in 4'a seconds. Saturday uages at Bethel College will suc- iwith President Kennedy on the ceed Eldon 'Berlin crisis. Attic interest. The contrapt:trn — is called a Byrd as faculty dean United Press International 'at the 107-year The I at St. Luke's "cowash" and might develop the -old Baptist school official East German news entered, here. Officials also announced the BERLIN 'UPI — The British -agency ADN. reporting Johnson's tie had- cleanest, if not the most content- Mrs. Irene Hoke, rush- age 36, passed appointment of E. Wayne ed troop and tank departure, said he death was given ed cows in the world. away ltin Keth, reinforcements came to Berlin Saturday of complications of Nashville, Tenn., to the East-West to boost falling tt. Funeral semi, Johnson Albers, a native of Holland who at her to the new l Berlin border to- U. S prestige and Says home at Coldwater. position of day when to ill- be private. W came to the United States in 1946, • dean of students. 500 armed East German "stoke up" the West Berlin People's us first name of says the cow enters a concrete Survivors include her husband Police appeared suddenly atmopshere. Robert BOWLING GREEN. Ky. let — on the apposite side. Johnson described his sed his middle By ALVIN SPIVAK Accompanies By Clay blosk-walled runway, activities a Hoke of Coldwater; -one visit as Dr. J. R. Whitmer, 71, a It was the first -fruitful and enjoyable" which was his United Press International Johnson spring valve to turn on the show- daughter, Amanda Hoke age 5; her mem- time Western and said was accompanied on his bar of the faculty Allied troops he name. er, sloshes to the next station and parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cy- of Western had taken up posi- had "seen the soul of a city mission by retired Gen. Lucius Kentucky State WASIIINGTON -- Vice gets a speedy scrubbing, rubdown lt* -Newton Falls, Ohio; three College for 30 tion on any part of the border and people that will never sub- President years. died here Saturday since the mit I.yndon B. Johnson re- and rinse. It is someing like an sisters, Mrs. Julia Fleemon of after latest Berlin crisis be, to conquest." Filson published a brief illness. A turned from a 'morale — building automatic -car wash. Newton Falls, Mrs. Frances Kalor native of Bre- gan eight days ago. The Vice President said his visit of Kentucky and mission men, Dr. Whitmer Maj. Gen. Sir to to 'Germany today, confi- The •invention requires only of Hudson, Ohio; and Mrs. Mar- was in the Roman Delacombe, the beleaguered city convinsed egions Kentucky dent biulogy department the British that his flying visit has 'firm- three gallons of water per animal garet Kelovich of Newton Falls, before re- commanders in Berlin. him that West Berlin -can never still part of the ed Western firing in 19511. Dr. James Hart ordered a up strength and unity and saves better than one - third Ohio: four brothers, Johnny Cybak company of the Welsh be bulled into the, surrender of Regiment in meeting the Communist chal- of the milker's time California of Newton Falls, Charles Cybak to the border, armed its freedom." LOUISVILLE, with k:rigs to free Berlin. how insists a dairy of Van Nuys, California, Albert of Ky. 'UPI; — Farm normal infantry weapons anti The U. S garrison was re-in- cow must be ,-4Cresiat gPArtiring at Andrews Air Force washed daily. Detroit. and Joe Cybak of Newton leaders of Ohio). Indiana. August Meet backed by four Centurion tanks forced Sunday by 1.500 combat' Base, Tennessee and Kentucky and antitank guns. Md.. after a whirlwind 62. No such law exists for people. Falls will con- ready troops ordered to West Ber- hour trip to Bonn and West Ber- verse here Aug. 29 for a three- The People's Polices — ,or "Vo- lin by President Kennedy to face tUG lin, Johnson hailed the -heroic She was a member of the Cold- day conference expected to draw Scout Crou pos" were armed with machine- Communist threat. The troops roll- conduct" of the Red-encricled water Church of' Christ where the some 400 deleeates. Among the guns and submachineguns and ap- ed across East Germany without Teachers Visit funeral will be princ,pal West Berliners as -one of the ma- held at 2:00 p. m. speakers will be Paul H id peared opposite the British sector any interference and entered the jor assets of the free world." Nursery Near Dam today. Bro. L. hi Pogue and Bro. C. Johnson, Chicago, editor of as East German youths were erect- city to a tumultuous welcome from inday The %ice president planned to John Hooper will officiate. Burial Prairie Farmer, e Friday ing a new barbed wire barrier in a half-millipn cheering West Ber- will report at 5:30 p. m., (EDT): to On August 16. 1961, 35 students be in the Coldwater Church the area. liners. of I, Needs President Kennedy. who hurriedly taking the Conservation Workshop Christ cemetery. - LOUISVILLE. Ky. ,ITli — The The move came after most of Kennedy sent Johnson to Ber- dispatched him to Germany last at Murray State visited Kentucky -Kentiicky Feed and Grain Ai the West Berlin police force wai lin and then ordered the U. S. Pallbearers will be T. E. Har- TheAugust iieekend to allay West German Dam Nursery at Gilbertsyille. satiation today heard speakers meeting of the Chief taken off a "state of alarm" as Army battle group to the city. grove, William E Bazzell. Richard hennubby District II•ars of U. S, inaction after the F-sco Gunter. who is teaching from the University of Kentucky Committee of tension eased us the city West- West Berliners complained that Adams, Donald - Black, Charlet Any.,Scouts. h Hour . Communists sealed the East-West the coerce. pointed out that College of Agriculture and He of America -WAS held Berliners took heart from Viee the Western Allies had failed • to the Robert Hoke. and Jackie Dell Hoke. Friday evening bonier of Berlin. Vice Pres. Lyndon B. Johnsen 20 million tree seedlings which are Economics at the opening ses August 18th at President Lyndon Johnson's pled- counter Communist moves. The Max Churchill Funeral lInme sior the Triangle Inn Stresses Unity growing in the nursery will be of a two-day program here. in Murray ,ges of support and the appear- The Communist East Germans ('lay, and Charles Bohler. State is in charge of arrangements The In his statement upon his re- used to plant idle and Scheduled to address the group Chief Chennubby District :ance of a reinforced American sealed the 25-mile city border Department expert on Soviet af- eroded consists turn. Johnson said, "As a result areas in Kentucky Tuesday is Stn. Thruston B Mar - of the counties of Cello- Army garrison in their midst. Aug. 13. barricaded it with barbed fairs. way. Graves and of our mission I believe that we All the students are elementary ton, R-Ky. Marshall. The bulk of the free half of the wire, concrete blocks, tanks and The vice president's flight was Dr. Themes Ilogancamp, will be better able to meet what- and high school teachers who will who city's policemen went back to rote troops, and threatened to keep it delayed for nearly two hours at will become a member at ever the (were may bring be teaching forest conservation LOUISVILLE, Ky. inn, — Dele- large of tine traffic and patrol !duties. closed_ rhannon. Ireland. because of Jun Cullivan the Executive Board cause of the greater unity of pia - their respective classrooms. from over 39 states were of the Four ' East Berlin Comment police. West Berliners lined the streets cracked windshield on the left Thi *Irate 'Council, pose and the reaffirmation of corn- teachers are from Calloway expected to attend the 16th nation- presided over the i troops'Itiff mtittla' stiff patrolled seneelle-ashis 25(issehicle emivoy side of the pilot's cockpit. A new and meeting., on policies achieved in our recent surrounding al convention of the American divided Berlin's borders, and work- enter the city They tossed windshield was installed counties. flow Tfiscussions." and the Teachers Joins Staff Veterans of World War ers :n the Red-held East presidential taking the course from II 'Auxil- The major business covered continued era at the smiling troops, bless Boeing 707 jetliner iary here was I t-0 strengthen lie voiced 'unlimited gratitude" Calloway County are Eugene Chan- Aug. 25-29. Mrs Mae the recommendation of the barriers divid- kisses at them, whistled, cheered took off for Washington. Boone of the Nomi- for the "heartwarming" reception ey. Corinne McNutt, Betty Riley., Louisville, past national mating Committee ing the Communist-encircled city. and cried. While at Shannon, Johnson said president and acceptance he received from more than a Gala Robertson. Eugene Smit4, At Eastern of the organisation, will by West Berlin police noted that In a farewell statement math his Berlin mission was hughly suc- the District million West Berliners who turned serve as convention chairman. Committee of of..Communist workers were Placing on the eve of his departure. John cessful and that he was very en- ficers for the coming year. The barbed out to see him at public appear- wire atop the concrete son said he would tell President couraged by what he had seen in Ten Are following persons will serve as ances. Killed wall the' began erecting last week, Kennedy that the Western powers the beleaguered city. Calloway Bond District Officers. Chairman — Dr. Johnson said that in the days Over The apparently to tighten their squeeze -have never had better or braver Johnson said his trip to Berlin Weekend James Hart. Murray, Commissioner, of crisis ahead "communications Sales $44,937 on the refugee' exodus that was allies than we have in the cinzeru was a mission of peace and most Norman Hale, Murray; Vice ('hair- must be kept open, we must rea- I .ii ed l•r«.• 10,43.16mA the original cause of the Reds' of West Berlin." persons realized that "we man (Calloway County), Dan John- son together. we must build are will- At least 10 persons were killed During Julys move in sealing off the East-West The U. S reinforcements to- ing to do anything the sale of Series ston. Murray; Vice Chairman tray ether" to protect that on state highways in weekend E and H Savings Berlin border a week ago Sunday. peace." Bonds in Callo- (Graves County). Prentice McClain, eled to West Berlin from Mann -The Communist threat to Ber- traffic accidents and one was kill- way County amounted to Four Communist armed cars heim, in West Germany. in 40 Despite the early hour. Johnson $44,937. Mayfield; Vice Chairman (Marshall lin is very real and is but a part ed early today in an accident on This raised the cumulative were moved into position behind hours, stopping only for two hours smiled and shook hands with his figure County). William Terrill. Calvert of the continuing struggle be- the Kentucky Turnpike in Bullitt •for the first seven months the workers as the wire was placed near the border. Irish greeters. He said he found to City. The following will be Dis- tween the world of freedom and County. $172.937 The CoUnts"s goal is on top of the barricade that was Johnson welcomed the U. S. re- the Allies in Berlin very united $22.- trict Operating Committee Chair- the world of coercion," he said. The new deaths raised the sti . $172.937 The County's goal already there. inforcements at the West Berlin and added that his Berlin recp- is men: Organization and Extension, Johnson said his talks with traffic toll for the year thus I $222,650. The border clampdown came as border after they had cleared the tion was the biggest and warmest Joe Pat James. Murray, Health Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and to 428 — compared-to 452 Artemis In Kentucky. sales Vice President Lyndon B. John- second Soviet checkpoint at 1.1a- seen in Europe since for July to- and Safety, Dr Clegg Austin, Mur- West Berlin Mayor Willy the liberation this date last year. talled $5,138,015. son flew to Washington to confer belsberg Brandt of France. raising the Stimu- ray; Camping and Activities, James had given him "even ^ter con- State police said Charles Damns lative figure to S34.599.668 Limerick Mayor Dan O'Malley. against Arinbuster, Murray; Training, Dav- fidence in the distinction and re- Murrell. 52, of R.R. 6. Glasgow, the annual goal of $58.600.000. who acted as President Eamon id Lookofsky, Mayfield: Finance, sponsibility of free German lead- died early today of injuries (le Valera's representative. gave suffer- Frank Rue. Mayfield, and Advance- ership" ed when his car ran•nff the Ken- TOBACCO All County Teachers Begin Johnsor. an Irish linen tablecloth ADVISORY ment, James Williamson, Mayfield. He ettPressed .,'"conviction that tucky Turnpike one for "Ladybird." the vice presi- mile north ot Roger Cattaugh will continue as the bonds between this country .Shepherdsville dent's wife, and two M Bullitt Count' - LOUISVILLE, Ky. Wet — The District Scout Executive, and West Germany and linen place Shirley West Ber- mats for his daughters. Kincer, 22. of Maykiris tobacco advisory for Kentucky and In-Service Training Today already Norman lin, very strong, have been a weekend victim injured Sundt. southern Indiana. prepared hy the Hale presented the Dis- made even stronger trict Commissioners and more died early today of injuries suit - U S. Commerce Department, Wea- Report and enduring." James Armbirster reported An in-service training program school bus drivers. principal Sewerage Ordinance fered in a truck - car accident Jim ther Bureau: on a -and Welcome Cullivan very successful for the Calloway County U. S. Troops in Letcher County. She was in- Dryer air moving into this area Summer Camp re- teachers head teachers. Thursday morning The vice Is Published Today cently completed. will be held this week. president stressed the jured in an accident on Kentucky RICHMOND. Ky., Aug. 21 (Spe- will bring good cutting and curing Brief sub-com- August 24 at 9 o'clock. At this "heart-warming" welcome given the 15 14 miles east cial) — Jim Cullivan, weather both mittee reports were received from On Wednesday morning August meeting rules and regulations will The City Ordinance increasing of Compton. who served today and Tuesday. 1.500 new U. S. troops sent to I Michael R. Cansler. as head football coach at If tobacco already Dr Howard Tits-worth on Member- 23. Dr. Frank Bean, Director of be explained. This is an import- sewerage rates and setting forth 16, of R.R. Murray, has been cut West Berlin to strengthen the Al- 1, Crofton. was Ky. State College for all that is needed ship. Dr. Hart on Finance. Phil Records and reports will explain ant meeting and all drivers are other policy of the Murray Water dead on arrital four sea- to cure top garrison there. Sunday at sons, was hired last week quality leaves is Murdock on Health and Safety, the keeping of the new teachers expected to attend, at which time and Sewer System is published in a Hopkinsville hospital as as- simply open the "Our troops know that they sistant grid coach bar ventilators David Lookofsky on Training and registers at Calloway County High the drivers will be assigned their today's Ledger and Times after the car in which he was at Eastern Ken- during the day and the honor of America with them riding left tucky State College close them at night James Williamson on Advance- School beginning at 9:00 a.m. busses and routes. The ordinance, if passed on the Kentucky 109 approxi- &ion as they begin their important task mately Head coach. Glenn Presnell If curing primed leaves. ment Following Dr. Bean, a question On Thursday afternoon August second reading at the next meet- eight miles nerth of Hop- made Univer- of helping to protect this outpost k the announcement after sity of Kentucky Agronomist and answer period will be held. 24 at I o'clock pm., principals,' ing of the council, will become ef- insville. President Ira Those attending the meeting of peace and freedom," Johnson Robert R. Martin had Massey indicated that On Wednesday afternoon and head teachers and janitors ore to fective on the first reading after Fred H. Robinson, SL-Lancaster, approved the use of were Dr Howard Titsworth, Philip asserted. -That trust could not be Cullivan's appointment. supplement Thursday morning Miss Venona meet with T. D. Englert. September II of this year. Ohio, truck driver, was killed heal is highly desir- Murdock. Dr Thomas of the committed to safer or stronger Cullivan. a native able HogancamP. Rogers. Supervising teacher a t Department of Safety. Frankfort, early Sunday when the truck he of Paris, Ten- ',Dan Johnston. James Armbrusteit hands." nessee, was head coach at Also there will Murray College Elementary Sch- Ky.. and Supt. Jeffrey. Both the was driving left U.S. 25 near Murray be fewer diffi- I Roger Carbaug'n, Bud Tolly, Dr. The vice president paid tribute Dr. Parker Was At from 1957 through culties in curing ool, will work with the county bus drivers and janitors meting Corinth in Grant County. 1959. Since ripe tobacco than James }tart. Sgt. Harold Richards 1ES to "the courage. and the dediea- 1959. he has worked toward of the tobacco cut elementary teachers in the fields will be at the 4sew Callowswy Dental Conference -Ruth Collier Finley. 41, of R.R. a is and halved and Norman Hale of Murray. Dav- lion to freedom whietrIiiiiiin the doctor's degree at Indiana while green. of science. County High School gymnasium. 4, London, was dead on arrival Uni- id Lookofsicy and James William- s wonder- 'People. of West Berlin in these versity. • Miss Patricia Maxwell, Educa- All county children who' are not One Kentucky dentist was among at a London hospital Sunday with son of Mayfield and William Ter- Centucky. difficult days" lie will replace defensive coach. MIIKE DILL AT HOSPITAL " tional Consultant of D. C., Heads accepted by Cull High, and' the participants from a six-state injuries suffered in a two-vehicle rill of Calvert City. zmily will -They are being tested and ha- Glenn Gossett, who has been and Company will work with who waih to atj.ttd county schools area who attended the annual collision 10 miles south of London Kentucky ressed by Communist power," he grantes,la leave of absence to Mike Dill, son of teachers in the field of are asked notify Dental Conference at On Kentucky 229. con- Mr and Mrs. foreign the superint- said, "but their heroic conduct in the Univer- tinue his work .toward Brandon languages. endent sity of Mississippi A 10-year old Morgantown boy a doctor's Dill of 314 S 9th street, office. F.L. 3-3033 and this emergency has become one of here recently. degree at was and Im• —James Calvin Day—was the University of Ark- admitted to Western Baptist Mrs. Edna Glenn, Mental Health se es will be provided. the major assets of the free world." He is: ' killed ansas. 1-24 Meeting 3ve Hospital Friday for surgery Department, will work been Dr. C. Parker. 201 N. Sunday afternoon when he was Sat- with the - 5th St., Cullivan holds both the urday morning. high school from the Murray. stritek_ by a car on U.S. 231 two bache- teachers in "Nays lor's -'and master's degrees from Mike would like to receive i,nd Means of Making Forester Gets knd there The conference was sponsored miles south of Cromwell. Authori- mail Our-Teach- Murray While a student there, from all of his friends. His mail. Is Held Today ing More Effective," State Promotion by the University's Department of ties said he apparently darted in he played under Coaches Roy ing address is Mike Dill. Room E. T. Curd. Coty Weather (tonferences and Institutes and front of an automobile driven by Supervisor the Stewart, Jim Moore. and Fred 2d12uc.ah Western Hospital, s in charg2erthe Mississippi - Dental Association. Forrest Atherton of Livia. Daviess Pa- in-service pro- FRANKFORT. Ky. lupe — State Faure!, the latter the brother of Kentucky gram. Forester Featured lecturers at the two- County. FRANKFORT. Ky. — Highway Gene L. Butcher today Report the originator of the famous Split- 0 onday. day meeting were Dr. Lester W. Price Clay Roberts, 26. of Lex- Commissioner Henry Ward an- August 28 all coun- appointed John P. Ithody to the T offense, LADIES DAY schools- will be in by Vaned Prow isseraiwkaaa Boyd of Chicago. former head ington. was killed Saturday night nounced that the meeting to dis- session until post of associate direeter of the of Following his graduation from There will be a ladies day at the noon, the Prosthetics Department at when his car struck a bridge cuss the location of Interstate Children should be home state Division of Forestry. In his St. rail- Murray in 1949. he served as line Country Club Wednesday, August Louis University-, and Dr. J. C. ing on Kentucky -52 near Rich- 24. which is expected to extend iriaie for lunch. new postathody will continue to coach at Fulton High School for 23 Before the match play, there Mostly sunny and rather cool Westbrook. Jr. Of Binningham. mond. • through the southwestern part of On Monday afternoon, teachers --supervise the Kentucky Dam Nur- today and Tuesday, two seasons. Ile then asiumed the will be an important meeting for Kentucky. will fair and quite Ala., eminent authority on period- A Tennessee truck driver. Jesse will be 'held at Hie be issued textbooks and nec- sere, near Gilberts.ville. the Pen- cool tonight, high duties as line coach at Murray. In all golfers. Pairings will be listed essary today and Tues- ontics. Ray Reeves. 40, was killed Satur- Irvin Cobh Hotel in Paducah on materials for the children, nyrile Nursery near Dawson day in the upper 70s. 1951. He coached at Covington, on the bulletin board at the coun- Monday. Low tonight day when he was struck by a car August 21 at let(10 a m. and will make plans for a full Springs and the Morgan County in the low 50s Tennessee, the ensiling year be- try Club. C. days program MEET TUESDAY on U.S. 641 near the intersection S. Ts: on Tuesday. The Nursery near Wodsend. fore returning to Murray as line lunchroom of U.S. 62, 12 miles north The meeting. which will include will be open on Tues- Rhode has worked for the For- of Ben- coach. a position he held until NOW YOU KNOW 'es-asTemperatures at 5 a. m (EST).: The June McNeely Circle of ton. Highway Department representa- day. sttry bivision since 1946 as a Paducah 1957. when he was elevated to Ey United Press Internatemal 57, Louisville 65, Bowl- Memorial Baptist Church will meet The three deaths lives from Missouri, Tennessee, Superintendent of County Sch- distnict forester and as nursery which occur- the head coaching post. James Buchanan ing Green 84, London 64. Lexing- Tuesday morning at 9 30 at Friday was the first Kentucky,' Indiana, and Illinois and ools Buron Jeffrey has secured operations chief. the red night after the 6 p.m. Cullivan joins Fred Darling bachelor ton 63, Covington 57 and Hopkins' church. All members are and president ot-the United personnel from the Bureau of Pub- the services of Lewis Yandall, Di- He is a graduate of the Iowa urged start of the weekend tabulation Don Daly as full-time 'ille 60. • to attend. members of States. His le197---Of office was he lioads, was originally scheduled rector of Pupil Transportation, to State University, period was reported earlier. Presnell's staff. and he makes 1857-1881. ..--- . zior Kentucky Dam Village. meet with the Calloway County his home at Dawson Springs.' 7 •••-• •

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PIMP; TWII LEDOWR TIMES — & MUARAT, 5R11111(15Y MONDAY —Ariii -ST 21, 1981• THE LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc.. Forget Mans And Mantle, Here Is The Real '..7oi.s,1idation of the Murray Ledger. The Calloway Time:, and The runes-Herald, Octooer 20: 1928, and, the West Kentuckian, January 71eCZNTENNIZ SCRAPBOOK 1942. The War for the Union 1861-65 in Pictures Man Of The Hour,He Broke Phils Loss Streak JAMES,C WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER No. 58 The Navy. which aserificed a Whole squadron "Ay. Mar to laArred amigo dairklr... We reserve the right to reject any Advestasing. Letters to theEditor of ships Letitia Canker at Goepurt Navy Lanto a *mord for kith By MILTON RICHMAN the Cardinals with an eight-hitter hitter Bubba Morton in the eighth. Aid ••••7 as oor r or Public Voice items •rhich. in our opinion, are Yard. Norfolk, earlier In tits year, saved "Old 1o:insides," Ansa a um. rms. laternotkioal not for the best in- T kdamtv against the Reds. • Chuck Estrada hurled a terest of our readers. U.S.S. Constitution, train falling. is thesarl Forget Marts and Mantle a min- five- Into Rebel bands snuck kflia.a0 Felipe Alou drove in four runs nrortatt -avant. ute. and hitter struck wit 12 Washes-- in thedaring manner aba had been saved from the British Aid kmt air meet baseball's real man and NATIuNAL REPRESEN'TISTIVES: WALLACE ammet arra for the Giants with a pair of WITME.R CO., 1509 forces hovering off Boston 2.8.12-by air of the hour - Johnny Buzhardt- Madison Ave., Memphis. Tenn.; Time & Life la running her past homers that sent t h e Dodgers ton batters to win. nis---10th' for Bldg., New York. N.Y.: the enemy. &ma awlibe clouds Rs am% a guy who finally halted one Steptsenson Bldg., Detroit, Mich. of down to their seventh straight The fricate, launched at the worst backslides since Napol- Baltimore. Boston in 179T, bed been saved "Her leci, tr1 was &tore god-- defeat, their longest losing streak saterecl at the Post 'Office, Murray, Kentucky, from the Navy junkyard in 1830 rousing fratrre eun's retreat. for transmission as by verses of as kocit ILl 6•41.,,kod toe, in 13 years. Second Class ilottsf --- 21-yeaz-eid Harvard student who was to make a great name firs *gab P•cre 1.•••••.5 orr the 14kki. Buzhardes-eredentiale Awl Sart, white for himself as doctor and essayist: Oliver below-- essiecially impressive. Billy Williams' llth inning sin- $1.MSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per Week 20c, per, Ns =Pre aka fed lb. r.cto., Wendell Liulnica He gets about $9.000 a year gle broke a pitching month 85c. in,Celloway and acijdinuig counties, per year, $3.5U; else- &.s. hi. rotoportrd Aorr, to up fine duel You Can Now where, $5.50. C ...MARS SIN:CURD The &odors if am sham 41.11/dault pitch fur the Philadelphia Phillies, between Don Cardwell and Bob fl ogiit4 tke and he had an undistinguished 5-16 Friend and provided the Cubs Afford • record last season and Mit kW,Ad to sidtgrei 1411 his current with their victory over the Pirates. MONIon (;1. si zi, 1,61 slaw is& hasnoth wee: 4-13 mark' doesn't ;Care the likes Marts and Mantle, each homered Hir Sixeriers dunk tie eug4ty dm& of Frank Robinson, Hank Aaron in the Yankees-Indighs' opener as Am/ Arm diaidd Jr Awej ps.se. and Willie Mays. Se Ike rattioNag he. holy Ralph Terry brought his record CENTRAL' Set every nalliore But Buzhardt carved out a spe- to 10-1. Bill Skowron hit a two- Akd girr krr tir CAI of Slow* cial place for himself in the hearts run hhomer off Gary Bell in the TA. 4,141.42....1 ale viler of all the Phillies when he ended nightcap to help rookie Roland the (el lines of the longest losing streak in mod- Sheldon gain his ninth vicwry. GAS verses that saved ern major league history Sunday Lary Stops Sox °Old Ironaides" by beating the Milwaukee Braves, Frank Lary won his 18th for from being bro- 7-4, in the nightcap of a double- the Tigers when he stopped the ken up. Left; header. HEATING Red Sox un seven hits la toe On •t he scene The victory for the Phillies. opener, and Norm Cash hit his drawing of the who had lost the opener, 5-2, was bull stripped their first following 23 consecutive 31st homer in the first inning of With An • the nightcap Tigers down at a dock defeats. They set the modern ma- but the still in Philadelphia jor league record after dropping had to come from behind to win on two-run pinch for reeteration 1 a row and-would have a single by - Work. The frig- equalled the all-time mark estab- FHA TITLE I LOAN s—alwill.7117garj ate was rebuilt lished by Cleveland in 1e99 had too.r again in 1877, they lost the nightcap Sunday. , 1 agkr • v) and later; ahe Gained Last Win • 1 to 5 years to pay .- .4••••-•- - remains a t TM- 10 UMW 1:00013LOCat.1 The last previous time they won a game was July 28. Buzhardt • Interest at 570 was the winner in that one, too, beating the San Francisco Giants, • No payment until 311/ 4-3, with a five-hitter in the second game of a doubleheader. before do they days after Elsewhere in the National Lea- job is • serious gue, the St. Louis Cardinals ended damage completed. Cincinnati's six - game winning streak, 7-4, but the Reds remained Termites eat wood, de- three games in front when the CALL TODAY Giants defeated the Dodgers, 11-8. stroy construction from The Chicago Cubs beat the Pitts- and get buurgh Pirates, 1-0, in II innings. the inside out. Get our your efficient Roger AMERICAN LEAGUE Milwaukee 5 Phila. 2, 1st- Mans hit his 49th home g a a heating Installe* run free inspection. If they're w L l• I. Phila. 7 Milwaukee 4, 2nd and Mickey Mantle his 46th in a 6-0 Y.stic 8? 41 .667 Chicago I Pittsburgh 0, 11 ir:n and 5-2 sweep over the present, we know how to for the coming winter. Deinot Cleveland Indians "V 44 .642 3 San Francisco 11 Los Angeles 8 that preserved Baltimore 72 53 .576 11 the New York Yankees' three- stop them in their tracks! SEE YOUR FAVURITI: eland 63 60 '.512 19 Saturday's Rau Its game lead in the American Lea- GAS HEAT MERCHANT ClAcaga 63 60 .512 19 Milwaukee 4 Philadelphia 3 gue. B,,ston _ 57 70 .449 27 Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 3, 11 inn. Tigers Take Two We exterminate pests r.nys ota 53 69 .434 284 San Francisco 5 Los Angeles 0 Detroit. doggedly trying to keep 0411.1-Adrn. James S. 1. Angeles 52 70 / Cincinnati 3 St. Louis Lisight NATO ce with the Yank*. swept of all kinds at low oost. Russell (above), vice sleet Wa,hinglon 50 70 .417 304 games from Boston, 6-1, and 7-6; MURRAY NATURAL Naval Operations since k..nitas .41.9 Today's 'Games • -- - of Baltimore - Walloped - .361 37e beeomee commander of Washington, T141 SOFT SELL-Cuba's econotrees rritntster. Ernesto - No garrire ectredpled. 1958, KELLEY'S Guevara, Sunday's • Treaty 9-3, in the first of two scheduled goes into his soft sell act (upper) Results tuesday's ames all North Atlantic in Punta Del Este, Uru- 13J:tun-bre games, the second being post- guay, as las pauses to 9 Washing:cm. 3, 15t Chicago at . forces in Southern Europe. chat with some children. But he Le Philadelphia. night poned because a! rain'the Chicago PEST eor.stantly attended 2ntt, ra-In lillilvsaukm That covers Italy, Greece, OAS SYSTEM by half a duz-n gun-peeking body- at Pittsburgh. night White Sox took guards York 6 Cleveland O. 1st Turkey and the Mediterran- two from the ()oweri. Some even Wear t ,ts, despite the heat San Fran. at Cincinnati, 2. night N• cv ‘Thrk 5 Cleveland 2, He will succeed A•lin. Kansas City A's. 5-3, and 7-0. and CONTROL at the Inter-American AlliAnce 2nd L. Angeles ean. f..r .7-ress" conference. at St. Louis, night, the Minnesota Tv, ins [act: ,:t 6 Boston 1, 1st Charles R. Brown in the poet downed the Phone PL 3-5626 etr in 7 Reston 8. 2nd --. Jan. 1, when Brown retires. Los Angeles Angels. 9-7. Phone I'Lit2a 3-391i Chicago 5 Kansas City 3, lit .Ray Sadecki won his 11th for Chicago- 7 Kansas City 0. 2nd Minnesota 9 Lis Angeles 7 MURRAY. LOAN . _Saturday's. Resetts CO.-- Bultimnre 5 Washington 0 • IMO W. Maki Tiiepiseso N,.11-11021 nenneeita 5 Los Angeles 3 "YOUR H011111-0W11110 LOAN 00." New York 3 Cleveland 2, 10 in Dorett 3 13 won 2 Crecago 5 Kansas City 3 Today's Games eleisirri,re at Washington Os.. game scheduled. Tuesday's Gaines ,,h1r.4t .n at Ilkston, might ‘11111tRAY trot at CIm vularid, night ' nnt.s,ta at Chicago. night ,.11n,ort at Kansas City, ,night Send Money .. . . OFILVE•lat TKEATRE .v York at Los Angeles, night RINGLEADER of the prison re- volt at Nashville, Tenn., was Raymond Farm Open 6:30 * Start 7:30 NATIONAL LEAGUE (above), de- w acnbed on prison records as PAY TONITE and ENDING TUEZDAY :----- 75 47 .615 esnsane," Farm, 28, Do sere- BILLS WITH 69 47 .595 3 leg life for murder and rob- 5- v •1. r e Fiance,...) —65 51 .560 7 bery. He pulled a similar • 64 52 .552 carsr in March 1960. 59 59 .560 14 'PP ,, ...... -. .• .... ''.1.- ' ' 3639 ART

•.‘s r I C.e.at: r.-r•-•••"1 50 67 42: ...... •.•3 , •oel c.....:: Luit. . :11 87 .263 Federal State Market • "IVi '• ItY '''fl a la3e -21:-Vr-• Sunda.,". R.s News Service BANK MURRAY, Ky., Tuesday, Aug., 15, 1961. Murray Livestock Co. Ledger & Times' RECEIPTS: Hogs: ill: Cattle and Calves: 891: Sheep: 39. SPECIAL Receipts 140GS: mostly mixed 'grade butchers. Steady. U.S. 1, 2 and .3 barrows and gets 221 lb. $18.90; 260 lb. $17.25; 130-I64 lb. • $14 (r0-16,00; MONEY No. 2 and 3 ORDERS . FETKE 01141 sows 3u0-425 lb. 513.50-14.50. CATTLE and CAIVES: Receipts' 4-• mostly cows, stock stir, and * ECONOMICAL — cheaper than most other Money Orders. Use SMITH-Cak7I3NA COMPACT firilehr-eliwe.-Illestlr 23e lower. Stock sieves and heifers mostly ellc -31.00 nigher. Other classes them to send money, pay bills. steady. 43 head Good and Chorce 900-1200 In. slaughter steers $22.- 00-22.50: Utility and Good 700-e00 * CONVENIENT — and personal ho as your name always appears on CRAND NEW I.e. slaughter heifers $17.00-21.80; Good and Choice 5)0-700 lb. mix- your Bank ed slaughter yearlings. $22.00-23.- Malley Order. COMPACT 25; Utile.) and Gemnsercial cows 113.20-15.70, canner ine Cutter * SAFE — you get an exact copy as a receipt. ULL DU V. $10.75,14.00; Utility and Cernmer- coil bulls $17.00-18.30;Choice 250- 295 lb. stuck steers 526.3e-29.50; * EASY — to buy FOLLY ELECTRIC - Good and Choice 300 - 600 lb. CP 123 30-28.25: Medium 520.7043-25: Common $15.20-20.7g; Good and available only at ith FOR YOUR OFFICE Cnoice 300-600 lb.. stock heifers 1121.80-V.70; Good and•Cri,ite 600 • -800 lb. feeder steers $22 10-24.25; • E ASY C...itta.troi. Piro •toctrk lotr:• typ...iter fit protid• off Medium and Good stick cow) ft• ••t• •••••ttoo.,•;.of p•O;(11 caleea 5I25,110. - 19500 per head. • .• tr. capaciry el pettier •I•etrict I. • h.,/ comp•ct • BABY CALVES: Ar tend 12 7Ata TERMS Of -•. board Cogott• C.41t;•••. foIl it,. Kr/ to do • niirf 53.00-24 00 per te- TRENC PEOPLES /13ArgE , hi day's cd typ,o9. of fro• row. ;,•••eling tin` weight and sex. - tA• pe41044 0 cse ALERS: Mce•ly el 40 to $1.50 - Choice .$27 MURRAY 00-28,30; Good M/Poif,'0'r Kr. 'CALL , - 26.75. Standard $21.50- Ledger & Times PL 3-1916 .: . SHEEP: Utility • .0" slaught.r lambs (ii) - 13.25: .1.t4:11y Choice aightet ("wee 0.00-4.3u. •

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Owenton and Owen County are The first white men to see any NOTICE named for Col. Abraham Owen, part of Kentucky were the French Real Hog Market an early ,settler who was promin- explorer, Robert de LaSalle and ent in the'War of 1812. He was his party who reached the Ohio SUMMER CLEARtaNCE. FOR all Federal - State Market News killed by Indians in the Battle of River Falls at the present site of your shoe needs sire the Factory ; Streak Service. Monday, Aug. 21, 1961, Tippecanoe in Indiana. Louisville in 1670. Returned Shoe Store. 25 per cent Kentucky Purchase - Area Hog off on all shoes. These shoes are Market Report including 6 buying Lorton in the eighth. nationally advertised brands. 200 stations. of Ken- Ida hurled I five- Last Main Street, Murray, Ky. The Pennyrile region Bardstown, site of My Old Ken- Receipts Friday and Saturday takes its name from the ck alit 12 Wasa a30c tucky tucky Home State Shrine, was electric wirin g, sheetrock Tel. PL 3-3259. a2lp a22p totaled 1,683 head. Today barrows pronunciation of the pen- ing, colloquial A776 and first win, his 10th fur settled in named walls, avaterTheater,..kitchen and NEED A VACATION? YOU CAN and gilts steady. Mixed U.S. No. I, nyroyal, an annual plant of the FOR SALE EXTRA NICE THREE BEDROOM BEEF BY THE QUARTER, around Bairdstown; for Daniel Baird, one bathroom fixtures. Newly painted get a vacation at Miami, Florida, 2 and 3 barrows and gilts 200-250 mint family which grows profuse- brick on Waldrop Drive. Paneled 60 lb., corn fed'. Call Hy 2-3516 inside and .out. Lot is 75 by 150 family of four, absolutely free lb. $18.00; 245-270 lb. 317.00-17.75; ly in the area:- of its founders. FAMILY HOME FOR SALE - den, large kitchen with plenty of after 6:00 p.m. Hp 180-195 lb. 816.75-17.75; 150-113 ft. Prise $8500.00 buy now -.from with the purchase of $400 worth Substantial well built seven room _ cabinets, two fUlL baths, electric of the Famous Norge Appliances. Ai. $13.75-17.00. No. 2 and It sows and save $500.00. ABOUT 30 TON-1 1/ex I/4" Stoker home at 303 S. 8th St. near High owner See or heat, fully insulated, storm win- 300-600 lbs. 312.75-16.25. Boars all Answer to Saturday's Puszl• coal. Good quality. $6 per ton Any combination. Stop in let us CROSSWORD PUZZLE :an Now School with complete new plumb- call C. A. Phillips 503 5. 16th. St. dows and, doors, carport, large weights 39.00-11.25. picked up at our plant. This is explain.- Rowland Refrigeration fenced, shady yard ideal for chil- ACROSS 11-Yield Sales and Service, 110 South 12th 41. I-Pronoun I OMMUM SOU= had on under our cost but have converted fford dren. Possession coulda be 14-lean 3-Obtain WOM000 @NUMMI at gas. Must move at once.- Call St., Murray, Kentucky. a24c September 1st if desired. Roberts to 6-T ley 11-Man's name. IIZIOM5MOMM rida I-Decay 10-ConJunctioo YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY Hoyt Ryan Milk Company, ask for Mr. MEW 332120 Realty, 505 Main, PL 3-1651, ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, I St. Mary's Catherdral at Coving- 12-Arrow poison 11-Symbol tor Johnson. 1 tc 13-Sers• OMM2 OMM BUMS Roberts, PL 3-3924 or Jimmy will not be responsible for any tellurium ton has one of the largest stain- neta ork 17-Babylonian MMOMU1 UMW I Rickman PL 3-5344. sale endebtedness other than 14-Native meta deity TRAL TRUCK, 14 my own. ed glass windows in the viorld. 1 1956 CHEV. 2 TON 16-Latin MOM UM00 Carl B. Turner. a23p 14-Near ft. flatbed, 2 speed axle, 4 new conjunction 21- Final MOM 030MUE 16 PRACTICALLY NEW WIZARD 8 25 10-ply tires on rear, farm -Actual 13-Beloved 0333 le4M =NM BUSINESS PAINT AND SUPPLIES, ONE- 1.11-Label 2S-reelfsgs NEM EMOUM MRE electric range. Used only one license. 1 5-h.p. Remington chain 20-Spaudatt irAS fourth off at Gambles, next to article Tr- 32 nom/DIA ma week. Call PL 3-3112 alter 6:30 saw, 24", gear driven. Call PL 3- Jef y's a26c 22- Imitated practicable BROM) =DOOM p.m. J. E. Vinson. a2lp 1352. 823p 24-Trial III-Ornarnantal BMW! amman 27-Periods Id knob a. time SO-Arabian THREE A.K.C. CHIHUAHUA '4-1ELP WAN?'ED .1 CIGAR- 21-Dirk chieftain -Laughing WELL ES'I'ABLISHED 31 46 64-151n• LUNG DIRECTORY puppies. Phone PL,3-5221. a23c -Female ruff $1-Cease 61-A Mate 61-Prorioun in ette vending machine route BEAUTICiAN. FULL OR FART 32-flIrdie homes 33-Sever ending iabbr.) 12-Conjunction 34-Domesticate .11F-Pitcher Murray. Write Box 365-V, Mur- 12 FT. CHEST TYPE COLDSPOT 63-S mho' for- 64-Parent time. Guaranteed salary plus com- 36-A 'continent 40-Greenland nickel intibr.) settlement (colloq.) ray, Kentucky. a22c deep freeze. Call PL 3-3571 days mission. Write College Station box th An 117-Cle, er 43-Closer 66-Speck U-Symbol for or 492-3978 at night. a23c 634, Murray, giving phone num- if-Metal 1 46-Scorches 68-Obstruct nickel fa,te.,ers GOOD THREE BEDROOM HOME ber and where you can be reach- ADDING MACHINES BRICK HOME, VETERAN $65.36 41-Baronet gang attached, dining room;linite-- ed. anc ,ablor.) OFFICE SUPPLIES month. Non-veteran $500,00 down 42-Descending 'LE 1 LOAN AND TYPEWRITERS electric heat, nice lot. Paved ' 11M14 la' ir RISWIiiii ity, 44-Bind again 14 Ledger & Times PL 3-1916 $66.89 month. Lease $1,000 year WANTED THREE HALF- 12 , al3 2 street on sewerage. Only $8500> MAID 45-French • Sales & Service advance. Phone PL 3-2649. a26c days per week. References neces- plural anti, irU117 orr4. 15 ACRES ON HWY. 94 about 47- 'mai 15 :76e.• la 8 miles out, good house, fair stock sary. Call PL 3-2266. a23c • sheep - WM fa II ito;iiit years to pay Ledger & Timee PL 3-1916 OIL DISTRIBUTORS tia20 21 22 only 6 fences, nice shade, barn, geed 60-Paradise KOHIRR- 62-Precipice. t at 5% DRUG STORES Ky. Lake Oil Co. .... PL 3-1323 $6850. RENT bon NICE THREE BEDROOM HOME FOR 64-Pronouti IUUlin 29 lige Jobbers Shell 011 Products carport, 66-Total 32 4ct'tt Drugs • • .. PL 3-2547 near college, basement, 44rEEKLY BA.§I8, Daytona Beach, 57.Foray Ma imula ment until 3fr nice kitchen, utility and bath, Florida. Two bed-room furnished 61-Compass 37 ao point FHA loan transferable. home. One half block from ocean ill-Deface gall 63-Unclos• eeemw INSURANCE GALLOWAY INSURANCE AND beach. Phone PL 3-2731. T-r--C ni$17.61 ter job is PAINT STORES 66-Pilaster MN EN API. Agency, Murray& K 4.4 eliee-Pretty Eileen Evers, il •••a Real Estate 67-Worm ?No ed. Frazee, Melugui at Holton Tidwell Paint Store PL 3-3010 Phone PL 3-5842. a21c who reportedly may be 68-Fruit cake .27,2 LOST & FOUND I 63-Light rain Gen. Insurance .... PL 3-3415 named a Securities and Ex- so . All::.?452 EX54 .4 ED; FROM THE OLD Col- change Commissioner by DOWN ...J. LEAVING TOON AUGUST 28. President Kennedy, receives sa 6259 -WO TODAY lins Farm. near Concord. Now be- 1-Baker's TO WEAR PRINTING bed- 23 LADIES READY Last offer. A bargain. Three a phone call at her SEC product emu amid longs to Joe Jackson. Calf heifer style 2-Concerned et ra65 blond, brick ranch - a room eau office in New York, where a Littletona PL 3-462.3 Ledger & Times PL 3-1916 whit. face polled weighting 475 3- French our efficient house. 21 years old, one block II lb. Call PL 3-2664. a26p she Is a trial attorney. She article ma from college, two full tile baths, would be the first woman 4-Without ing installe* end (poet) a me" RESTAURANTS large kitchen, living room, dining LOST: 800 LB. WHITE FACE SEC commissioner. Miss 6-Sharea Distr, by lautid Feature e.) Lai.1C•2tX• Inc. zi ming winter. TV SALES & SERVICE area, utility, carport, ample clos- steer strayed from f arm near Byers, in her early 30s, is South Side Restaurant ets, TV antenna with rotor in- Kirksey. Please call Hemp Brooks, from Avondale, R.L Bell's TV & Ref. Set. . PL 3-5151 cluded, $12,795. $1,600 down, in- A FAVORITE "Fresh Cat Fish" PL 3-2749. a23p terest 414%. J. J. Rondy, 1651 ' NIERGIIANT TYPEWRITER RENTAL Calloway Ave.' a2lp Female Help Wanted I - CLOSE OUT SALE!! AND SERVICE SERVICE STATIONS 1950 PLYMOUTH, GOOD Condi- tion. No rust. Good ,paint. Billy N.Y. MAIDS-TOP WAGES, BEST PL a-1918 Wecton-Young Tex PI, 3-2810 Joe -flutlariti Phune PL homes, tickets sent. Largest, oldest Jewelry _Store NAINAL 1148dger & Time. Parker's N.Y. agcy. Write Gem, 35 Lincoln, AU Sales Cash - No Refunds - No Exchanges Roslyn His,, N.Y. ltc

THE SMALLER BALL- PGA SYSTEM anttri7En champ Jerry Barber displays SHOW HIM WHERE HE'S WRONG! NOtt), YOU'VE 60T HIM! the U.S. golf ball with the smaller English ball in La Oa QUOTATIONS FROA18ATNER, USE MORE SARCASM!! OLSEN AND LETNE-55.1 Ni) 0.9\ OF y[E AND BRA Canada, Calif., s.s he pre- THAT'S TUE WAY!NOW, )L 3-5626 El pares to leave for England USE SARCASM'.THAT IT H' YOU'VE REALLY GOT HIM! ‘IPPIMPOPIPI.....11•111•••4•••••••=mmon. Cp4b. PM. 11./••••::•44 :45••••• a•••• •••••4 •4•••• and the Ryder Cup matches. Ha captains the American ---, • team. He says the smaller BILPTZNED sire to kill. the lest for re- anylling egabiat /hinny, yea tqf'' WHAT Han same ,ii r, Being an amateur detective had venge, awful pas:non be were always blind. 1 seed to ball, although the :-. productive of exciting adven- the it, I 1 if been admire you for it, but now- weight as the larger one, .....a. • tures for the Boa Richard Robi- him would soon burst upon her. O son. London man-about-town known Paul said thickly: "I'll kifl handles much better on be Ten feet separated the man sue -the Toff." The reputation you with my bare hands, you those windy English courses, had acquired bad attracted extra- and the wornaa. ordinary clients, the latest of whom vixen!' The gun was steady in the In losely Agatha Bell. 30 rears Bol- Be dropped the gem, and leapt bson's Junior. man's hand. Agatha came to Robison. an old at her. father's. be- acquaintance of her 'Paul,' the woman mid des- His hands were outstretched, cause Pile was Ittlpfeh..1131,8 about wasn't Adam, it the latter'• disappearance after en- pairingly. "it the fingers crooked to fasten --AND RUSH TO London. planing at New York for couldn't have been Adam, be round her neck and to bury YOUR OPEN Howes e r. A gat ha did not cont.ie wouldn't--" her fears about bar father. Attain themselves In the flesh. She WINDOW-- EelL until Itollisiee to her boat- -He did.' flinched, but made no attempt ink on the Thames-an excursion during which he oritleed they were "How do - how do you to get away; she waited Le if followed covertly. Their pan-e at a knowing that there was nothing • ehady nook beside the rh.r. teas • • • , broken by • fearful cry that Roll-- kft4f've not lost my wits, yet," to stop him. P011n with CITY son followed to an a he said. "No one else would Paul's hands must have cir- Agatha. They found • murdered DUMP identified inune,iiately by want to kill Jimmy, Griaelda. cled her throat, for sbe gave a GLUE of Agatha as Jimmy Vance, son You've done one evil thing after little choking sound. Paul Vance. an ainociale of Agatha's WORKS father is the manufacture of another to him. You started "Quite far enough," Rolliaon ver Queen" cosmetics. him on drink. You started him said, clearly. 0000 0 After polk-• had beea eaned. Rot- Itson escorted Agatha back to liii on women. You've made his life He moved at speed, reached a apartment. ;niggled by the red spots hell from the moment you were Paul Vance and brought the t.4.1••k' that eppeareci on her face after Me aed .'Shiver Que.,' face powder. married, and you're hot going edge of his right hand down Then be went to 'Arany Vance's to live to make anyone else 'af- sharply on the nape of the widow Griseict s. Upon getting no ter. Why, look at you, So beau- broad neck. Paul gasped, grunt- response at the door of her home. ....~1011POsasslo... Ii. let himself to through • win- tiful and so foul, so-" ed, and crumpled up. • dow. Thus was • hidden whine/is adis/v.wAccznt-. when, after kfrs Vance came home. He was almost choking. The woman stood there, hands railing out -Adam." *he wan faced She stopped by the open door at her pale throat, eyes fever- by Paul Vance. Pointing a gun at of the library, and faced the lardy bright her, be mad. "1 es come to kill .04 411•14 man whom she called Paid. He "In fact, too far,' said Rol:n- by Al Oap. also stopped, perhaps six feet eon, very gently. 'I'm sorry I LIM ABNER Mt PTE.. 10 away from her, and RoilLeon waited no Nang.' He pat out am GONNA AX HE FELL.KY •,ALL HERE HE COMESMI5 HES MART:r1) "DAM," Griseida Vance said, ha a sideways view. arm, to 'support Griseida Vance, (AN WANTED-I-SEE cAckt-Er- NIL FLOWERS!!"- ME TO MARRY HIM!! I beseechingly, '1 didn't even Itollison knew that neither and as be did so the Intensity i. EF LI'L ABNER'D, OVER POht.'? - couple would notice him her eye. faded. ACCORD N'TO TH Him!!-OK know I lost didn't know that of the of the light in FALL FdANODIER Gar A CtslEIRPCK -IT'S Jimmy was dead!" if he moved; the woman had She nearly fen. He supported 01THE HILLS, WHUT'LL AH GAL-E HE tset/NDfle CODE ALL "That's very likely,' the man eyes only for the man to grey, her, and shifted his hold no that THET MEANS ONLY IN TH at put an arm beneath FREE.- conceded, "and that's exactly whoaeas oblivious of the rest he could \NIRE another round her ONE THING if- PAM BL'i,f! • • why Tye come. I can make sure the world because of that &A- her knees, that you pay for it, Griaelda- consuming hatred. waist. He lifted her and carried where the because the law might not hang "You're wrong. you've arwa her into the library burned. He put bet )4.• you. They wouldn't know what been wrong," the woman said. one light Adam wouldn't of the huge chairs, and i•z• I know-that it was your faun.. "Of course, into one and left her. You were years older than Jim- have killed him. I'm quite posi- riled Paul Vance was trying to get my, you Mould never have mar- tive." would?" Paul ried him; but you did. He was "Then who up. asked, with brittle calm. *Taut, the Avenger," mid too young for you, and you a "Paul, /mow. But Rollison in a voice which those found what you wanted in an I don't older man; in Adam BelL I don't do anything you'll regret," who knew him well didn't tike know the whole story. Your the woman went on, pleading at alL "Paul the passionate fan- • hero lover went out and killed for her life with a quiet, brave atic. Paul the strangler. I ought Jimmy, so that he could have dignity. "If you kill me, you'll to break your neck." you for himself. Ile may not only be hanged. They're bound Paul Was 00 his feet, sow, swaying. His have told you what he was go- to find you, they always do." but unsteady. ing to do, but if you hadn't "They Won't catch me," the mouth opened and dosed, he that it would licked his tips and kept gasp- given yourself to Adam, none man said. "Not breath wouldn't of this would have happened. matter much if they did, what ing, as if the rieeitese• & I tee lout have I to live for?" Be go far enough into IP twigs. ASIBIE AN' SLATS, That's moral guilt, Griselda. else took a pace nearer.'But lionise's turned towards the and I'm going to make you ho one WELL, LET'S &V& IT A 1 knows I'm here, I walked from door of the room where the TRY,HUH? SUPPOSE YOU TELL Pea.' the main road. There will it woman was, totted a switch ME WHAT rm. THINKING OF 'Paula" lithe said in a flat be the slightest whisper of sus- and preased it down. The light RIGHT THIS Voice, "it Just isn't true. Adam VERY picion against me.' from the diandelier &Mown O wouldn't ' MINUTE; Iiis voice was very hoarse, starkly on to retire pale, grey lier voice trailed off. now, he spoke as if he wished face, his greying hair. his Wa- 1 'Adana Bell did," the man that he could strike at her over tery grey eyes. ! said. "I was telephoned, two and over again. "I wish I could "WW1 --who are your" hours ago. I don't know, who make ion feel the way Jimmy 'A better friend thee you the caller was, but he told me did. I wish I could give you deserve,' said Ftollison. "I ought that Jimmy had been killed. months-no, years-of bell. I to have let you kill her, that At first I couldn't believe it. wish---" wallet have seen you hanged." But I went to find out I He broke off. `I don't understand," Paul eaw a photograph of my son Grieelcla Vance retried by the began. "I-" lying on the cold stone of a door, head erect, shoulders Then he moved. 4 morgue slah. That's the way squared; so very lovely, proud lie was no fool, and Rome- i• you treated him. It would have better if you d and oddly calm. where or other he'd learned a been killed me, "If you kill meaaashe lot of tricks. He was going for rv• .•11. but you had to kill Jimmy " "you will be making the big the gun, which was still on the II44 I•44 4444 4. 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.• r-- • 4.••••••4 PACT TOM reDura a min - inntaxt itlerrrtrart \ - - ArriT":1' 171. Inn'• In the event a It. parcel of Ten Years Ago land, building, or premises dis- Today charging sewage, water, or other Ledger & Times File liquid wastes, as aforesaid, uses water supplied on other than a e•ir F. nits. Paul formerly of metered basis from either a priv- f:allotNay Nunly. died ate or a public water supply, then nt Attimpierque. Now Ntexleo. ThursaTfir following a short hi in each such case the owner or add ition I., her husband,. she is survived occupant may be required to cause liv her Molitor, \Ira, Willintlia of'llaael Route 2. a watne meter or other measuring 114.iihairt and 'utility seaman recruits. device to be installed, acceptable SN. Hazel are tindery/lilt* Itaininer at the Natal to the Common Council. or to the Training Ceitter ill Bainbridge, Maryland. Sewerage and Waterworks Corn- mitteu, or any other board or body s SATA CSAUS UNSUITED Nil-. Clementine Clentinie" Jones passed away of said city which may be la Social Aaron JOItt•-.4 tharge• and control, of the munic- Calendar 1 imny 44-he -had been 111_ for the pail four ipal sewerage system, and tfle NEW YORK (UPS - For a while ;iueisl hi. quantity of water used, as meas- Monday, August have a family it appeared the. high tem- • • 21st pienie at the City es if • ured by such meter, shall determ- The Alice Waters Circle of the Park at 6:30 p.m: Meat, perature and humidity forced San- The NlitT•ray Junior Isetigue 'All-Stars drink, and defeated th ne the sewerage rats, rental or First Methodist Church will meet bread will be furnished. Please ta Claus to doff his red suit and Paducah .%11-Stars Sallirility. 10-(1. installation AlexaniTer and _Phillips charge. and pending at seven-thirty o'clock in the eve- contact- your group captain if run in his underwear to the North combined their pitching powers to hold the Pailiicalt of such meter, rentals or charges, ning in the socipi hall of the chur- planning to attend. Pole. 1 11;1,1 fi,iute. hit. shall be based upon an estimated ch. Hostesses will be Mrs. Carl V • • • But Long Island Rail Road offi- quantity of water used; provided, Rowland and Mrs. Audrey Farm- Tuesday, August 22nd cials said that the Santa Claus installation that pending such of er. Murray Star chapter No. 433 suit found on a train Friday fi- dwellings • • • nally claimed water meters in private •' Order of the Eastern Star will was by Willard the sewerage rate, rental or char- Block, international sales man- The Friendship Sunday School hold its' regular meeting at the City ge shall be. as follows: Masonic Hall at 7:30 ager for CBS. Block eaid he left Ordinance p.m. Class of the First Baptist Church, • • •. it there inadvertently, not be- 1. 2, or 3-room house $1.50 per mo. Mrs. E. C. Junes, teacher; will Ordinance Number 371, being an Ordinance Establishing 4. 5, or 6-room house $2.40 per mo. cause of the heat. Ile planned to a Schedule of Rates and Charges for the use of and serv- More than 6 rooms $3.60 per mo. Wednesday, Aubust 23 %tear :t at a costume party. board or body of said ices rendered by the Municipai Sewerage System of the Said rates and charges for sew- city which may The Ladies Day uncheon will • er**, as be in charge and control of City of Murray, Kentucky; providing for the collection _s.rry...ctiv .established by be served at noon at workers, ponce-and the municipal sewer-age system, she Calloway TRAGEDY talMS FOUR IN FAMRY-Rescue and enforcement of such rates and charges; and this Section 4, v.- Leh are based around the bodies repeal- for special classification rates. ren- County Country Club with Mrs. firemen gather in a Brooklyn, N. Y., street ing all ordinances, or portions of upon water meter readings, shall John 'Pasco same family, who were ordinances, in conflict tals, and charges. In making any as chairman of the et four men, all members of the carry 'proportionately t h e same deadly gas fumes. The • herewith, to the extent of such conflict. such determination as to hostesses' committee. For tridge drowned in a sewer when overcome by discounts for prompt payment and special of whom ,reservations call Mrs._ a father, son, brother and cousin, ail classification rates, rentals, Don victims were Evangelista, proportionately the same added binnon. employed by one concern. They were Ray WHEREAS. it has become necea-; hereby declared to be unlawful charges, the Common Council or were Frank, 47, charges for past due payments WhItOttone, N. Y.; Louis, 30, Flushing, N. Y.; sary for the health and general, and So constitute a nuisance, the Sewerage a nd Waterworks 55, York. as are presently fixed fur water and Bendetto, 28, Long Island City, New welfare of the residents of City SECTION 2: Cummittee, or such Belles:use, That all architects, service billings. All charges for other board FIVE DAY of Murray, Kentucky, to construict or city, FORECAST contrareterso buildere l)r others per- sewerage services not based on body of said shall have exteresions and improvernests to sons' fresh° shall hereafter erect the advice of a consulting engineer water meter readings shall be due By United Press International th e municipal sewerage system new buildings for dwelling, manu- (Sr firm of consulting engineers when notice of the amount of LOUISVILLE. Ky. -- The consisting of the construction of faeturing Br commercial purposes, having a recognized reputation for such charges is mailed with a advanced weather forecasts for the sewage treatment plant improve- on a lot or parcel ef ground abut- skill and experience in water and penalty of ten (10) per cent of Lve-day period. Tuesday through ments, sanitary sewer extensions, ting on a street. alley or easement sewerage system matters, ail d the amount thereof if riot paid Saturday. prepared by the U. S. " and sewage pump stations, all as in which there h a s sberetofore shall obtain the written recom- within ten (10) days from such Commerce Department Weather contemplated by the report of been installed, or may hereafter mendation of such consulting en- mailing, and any bill not paid Bureau: „. May, 1961. by The Chester Engi- be installed and maintainedssany gineer or firm of consulting en- within twentf4" (20) days from Temperatures for the period neers, now on file with the - City such sewer line, shall bef gineers in connection with the - such mailing shall be classified will average two to five degrees Clerk: and erecting any such building exhibit establishment of such s peci al woo. an delinquent. the state seasonal normal to the Common Council or erne classification rates, rentals, and WHEREAS, said city is contem- i•kf foregoing rates and charges of 75 degrees, with mild and cool Sewerage and Waterworks Com- plating the adoption of proceed- for fht• use of and services rend- nights throughout the period. mittee. or any other board or body ._ :ngs providing for the construction ered by the municipal sewerage charges.SECTION II: It is the declared, Louisville normal extremes 87 of said city -which may be in ns °Ad the above-mentioned extensions system as established by this intention that bills for water and I and 64 degrees. charge and control of the munici- sewer services shall be billed, col- Total precipitation IMO and improvements and providing Section 4 shall become effective will be gen- pal sewerage system satisfactory lected. and enforced so for the issuance of water and from and after the first meter together. erally less than one-fourth inch. FOUND DEAD SOTS-Amato evidence that an means has been sewer revenue bonds of said city reading following Sept. 11, 1961. that when any bill has remainel with only a slight chance of shoa Moro, 39, the junk dealer or will be provided for connecting becomes bound, to pay the cost of such extensions Said schedule of rates' andcharges unpaid and delinquent ers about Saturday. who found two boys the sanitary sewerage drain from a and improvement!. all in the man- prescribed by this Section 4 shall the water service to the delinquent gagged and murdered in such building with the municipal lot, is ner as permitted and provided by be revised from time to time as premises can be and will be dis- Brooklyn. N.Y., sewerage system. No storm water detective (left) Chapter 58 of the Kentucky Re- may be necessary in order that continued and will not be rein- shown with a drain shall be connected with any investigation. vised Statutes; and . the city may comply with any stated until the entire bill for during the sanitary sewer hereafter construct- WHEREAS. it • is provided and covenants and undertakings se- both water and sewer service is ed. nor shall any storm water be required by the law pursuant curing-ilitnkinciss ol said city paid in fulL . Ion oduced into any which. said .revenue- bonds. are 10 which- may---be outstanding from SECTION t. Any-sterson. firm-- such senarate salutary sewer. be lesued that the rates and time to time and which by their or corporation violating any of - --char/ars-fur the services and fatal- L SECTION 1: It shell be untew- terms are in any =annex payable the provisions of 011ie ordinances. Ries of the combined and coneoli- ful fir ny person to construct from the revenues of the municip- or failing or refusing to comply whether he, dated municipal waterworks and or maintain a privy, vault. cess- al sewerage system or from the with same, or not she, Now!IT.E.N.D.s.y. sewerage system be prescribed and I pool, septic tank, or similar anr,. revenues of any combined and or it shall be the owner or the involved. maintained 0 as to be sufficient trivance for the reception of consolidated municipal waterworks occupant of the property IT BEGINS to provide for payment of interest, sewerage when the 'premises abut and sewerage system of said city. shall be fined not less than two than WHERE upset all of said tevenue -bonds.", upon a public sewer line in any SECTION 5: In the event more dollars ($2.00). nor more five Send usthose scitool clothes now create a sinking fund to accomp- than twenty-five per cent dollars ($5.091. for each offense. "PEYTON street. alley, or other easement, (25'0 and be ready when school starts. Its-II retirement of said revenue and all such 'privies or touts of the water used by the owner Each day such person, firm, or PLACE" portion fails or refuses to con- W-e--etth --bende-atneesbelele- natiaueiatr. and Thal! be--rernored-try- - the -oweers- or occupant of any building -- LEFT OFF!.- -make them look aed- - pay for the costs of operation and and the occupants of said property premises during the year does not nect the sewage from any prop- like new. Sanitonc with Soft-Seto building owned or occupi- mamtenance of,the system: and • i abutting on any street. alley or flow into the sanitary or combined erty or chases dirt, restores "b..xiy,_", cleans WHEREAS. substantially, all oTi other easement or private prop- sewer, the percentage in excess ed by him, her, or It. with, the system, new life into limp garments. Yet it the improved lots, parcels of land; erty on which runs a sewer line .or twenty-five per cent (25.7.) municipal sewerage and buildings and premiers, subject to and to which the drainage from shall be eireauded from the cal- each day any such privy, well, costs no more than any quality dry rates and charges for sewerage such premises may be conriected. culation of the 'sewer service rates pool, cistern. septic tank, or sink, cleaning. Call on us today and Id us which such sewage is cest services and facilities. are present- All such privies or surface toilets. and charges herein provided. The tO show you what a difference it makes. ty being supplied wit h water or other means of casting or ae- Common Council or the Sewerage or permitted to be disposed of, through the municipal wamtrworks positing sewerage into a container and Waterworks Committee, or is kept or maintained in violation tr- of said city and. accordingly, it above or below the surface of the any other board or body of said of this ordinance, shall constitute has been determined to base the ground, city which may be in charge and a separate offense. 14, or upon or into the soft rates and charges for the sewer- or into any running or percolat- control of the operation of said SECTION 10: If any clause, RETURN --age 'enures and facilities on the ing stream of water, or into any municipal sewerage system. may provision, or section of this ord- eater meter readings: cistern or well, whereby the soil determine in such manner as may inance be ruled void or unenforce- Tg BOONE'S be found practicable the Prnou at of competent . is contaminated with such sewer- able by any court NO THEREFORE. BE IT age. are hereby declared to be of water entering the sewers and jurisdiction, the remainder thereof ORDAINED 4 , -BY -THE COMMON unlawful and to constitute a nuis- the sewerage rate, rental, or char- is intended to be enactedand shell PEYTON COUNCIL OF CITY OF MUR- ance. ge shall be based thereon, or may be in force and effect notwith- • require or permit the installation standing. LAUNDRY & CLEANERS RAN. KENTUCKY AS F 0 L- SECTION 4: That there is here- PLACE "'"'4 or measuring .ar LOWS. TO-WIT: by established a schedule of rates of additional meters SECTION II: All ordinances or manner as to and charges for the use of and devices in such parts of ordinances, insofar as PAIR rw SECTION 1: That all owners services rendereu by the municipal determine the quantity of water same may be in conflict herewith, .41 UM F.1 and occupants of houses, apart- sewerage system of said City of or sewerage actually entering the are repealed, and this ordinance ments, system, in Sifitt3 -NB • likor:: hutels, motel s, trailer Murray. Kentucky. which shall be municipal sewerage shall take effect from and after 1 HOUR SERVICE camps. manufacturing or commer- paid by the owner or occupant which case the sewerage rate. its final passage and approval, cial establishments, rental or charge shall be based Vir! or any other of each and every lot TM 01 as provided by law, and the City building of any kind situated upon land, building or premise hrough thereon. Clerk is hereby authorized and lots abutting upon any street. al- out the city, discharging sewage, SECTION 6: In the event the directed to file a certified copy of ley, or easement, in which there water, or other liquid wastes con- sewage, water or other liquid this ordinance with the sewerage has wastes discharged into the heretofore been installed a nected with said municipal sew- being a n d Waterworks Committee of sewer line of the municipal sew- erage system The rates and char- municipal - sewerage system from City of Murray. CLOSE OUT SALE!! erage system of the any building or premises contains •4 City of'Mur- ges shall be computed and billed ADOPTED ON ITS F I 11,31' ray, Kentucky. or in which there monthly and snail Ise based inso- unduly high concentrates or any READING ON THE 18Th is hereafter installed a sewer line far as possible upon the quantity substances which add to the oper- OF AUGUST. 1961. Parker's Jewelry Store which is KIDNAP CHARDES--Mrs, Bon- a part Of any future ex- of water used, or supplied each ating costs of the municipal sew- COMMON COUNCIL OF CITY All Sales Cash - No Refunds - No tensions nie Rose Barrington Exchanges .or improvements to said such lot, parcel of land, building age system then special rates. OF MURRAY. KEhPTUCKY (above) sewerage faces kidnap charges in system, s h a 1 I, within or premises, as determined by rentals or charges may be estab- By: HOLMES EIS ninety collecitd as Long Beach, Calif., after (90r days from the date readings of the water meters sup- lished, charged and Mayor of City of Murray. Ken- ONE HOUR SERVICE of "borrowing" a 7-month-old adoption of this ordinance or plying water to such building or premises or tucky thereto. and in all boy and not returning him. the date such sewer line is in- the owner or other interested such cases the amount of such The baby was found in stalled and placed in party may be required to specially ATTESTED: her operation, charges shall be equivalent to ap- apartment 12 hours as the ease may treat such sewage. water, or other STANFORD ANDRUS later, be. connect there- proximately thirty-three arid one- and 6-feet-1 with all liquid before discharg- Clerk of City of Murray K. ntue- Bonnie, 25, was sanitary sewerage drain third per cent (33la'n ) of the wastes it is arrested on a pines sewerage ky street. DRY CLEANING of such houses, apartments, scnedule of rates a n d charges ed into the municipal hotels, Backtoschool system. motels. trailer camps, presently being charged for water SECTION 7: Whenever it is de- 10 manufaefIriengser commercial es- supplied tri: the municipal water- DAYS ONLY - AUGUST 14th to 24th tablishments. termined by the Common Council or other buildings, works of said City of Murray, conveying or :he Sewerage and Waterworks LADIES and MEN'S the sewage therefrom Kentucky (subject to a minimum into said sewer line, such con- Committee, or any other Ward or charge of $1.50 per monan for PLAIN DRESSES 2 nections to be made under such said sewerage body of said city which may be LYNDIA service), said NICKS sani- r regulations as in charge and control of the oper- the Common Coun- tary sewerage rates. based on gals LONG COATS c cil of said city ation . of the municipal sewerage may establish ions of water usage per ea month, classify ordinance, and failure to do so Is being system, to be necessary to SUITS as'follows, to-win 89 any commercial institutions or in- DANCE STUDIO .' 1Minimum $I 50 dustries by reason of the ,unusual purpose for which water is used, For the Firs:. 2.000 Gals 502 S. 8th Ext. per month, per 1.000 gals. .75 or the character of the sewage, For the Next 2.000 Gals, per month, per 1.000 gals. .22 water, or other liquid wastes dig: For the Next. 2.000 Gals Any per month, Two per 1,000 gals. Items .19 $1.69 charged therefrom, or whenever For the Next 2.000 Gals Register per month, per 1.000 gala. •16 the established schedule of rates Now For Classes In rn For the Next 2,000 Gals, - NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR ONE per month, per 1,000 gals. .14 and charges for any reason are HOUR SERVICE -- For the Next 25.000 Gals, per month, per 1,000 gals, .11 not applicable, then special rates, Fur the Next 25.000 Gals, per month, per 1.000 gals. VI rentals._ or other charges may be For the Next 240.00- Gals7p;i: month, per 1,000 gals. .06 established by the Common Coun- TAP - BALLET - ACROBATIC - MODERN For the Next JAll 300,000 Gals per month, per 1.0041 gals. .05 cil, and any person, firm, or cor- For the Next 400.000 Gals, per ONE HOUR month, "per 1.000 gals. .04 poration being dissatisfied with For All Over Ages 4 and Up 1.000.000 Gals, per month, per 1,000 gals. .03 the • entablished schedule of rates, rentals, or other charges by reason All sewer customers outside of the limits of City of Murray, of peculiar or unusual use or las 6006111/1/Gala Kentucky, are to be assessed an additional twenty per cent MARTINIZING (20%) s of total sewer billing. occupancy of any premises, and Wednesday, Aug. 23rd, 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. consequently alleging peculiar or On The Square The rate to be charged unusual file for each sanitary sewage connection to the uses of water, may We Have A Drop Station At Murray Wishy Washy - 207 So. 7th St. "nunicipal sanitary sewerage system made after the adoptiop of application w it h the Common For Complete Information Call Plaza 3-4647 tnis ordinance shail be the sum of Fifty Dollars ($59.40) per Council or the Sewerage and Wa- 0 R ERVICE "building unit. • terworks Committee, or any other

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