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United Press International IN OUR 1141h YEAR Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, July 6, 1963 MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. LXXX1V No. 159 1C1ES — Wilson Ids a stalk of Columbia, Mo., Retired FAirsmse: Ae tw a y nplates his whop- Man Goes Beserk, Kills Two, Shooting Was Puryear Horse Show Will Be Feature crop-271 and a els from four , Charles A McSwai, oL. Puryear nearly 68 bush - Wounds 8 Accidental died at his home Thursday He,Calloway County Fair Again In 1962 Three, Terrorizes the na- was 81. ge was — 41 — 25 bush- Funeral services will be held at (Centrai P, The Fourth Annual Callow ay under and rider 12 years old and css) By DREW VON BERGEN ed .38 caliber' pistol, and in Cole- 2 p. ny today at i-.hady Grove Jury Finds County Fair Horse Snow will be imder; pleasure claas. (Calloway United Prese International man's pocket, according to police. Church The Rev, Leon Penick. the on July 18 and 19 with Billy County: open pony class, 56" inch- NEWARK. N. J -- A Linden. was a .25 caliber pistol. These were Rev. W. A. Partner and the Rev. held in charge. of the, county es and under and rider 18 year old N J. truck driver who fatally shot the weapons with which the slen- A Graves County coroner's jury Ernest Popovich will officiate and Morgan horse show and Thomas Banks and under; men's western pleasure his wife and sister-in-law, wound- der NeOio allegedly created a blood- ruled Friday that the fatal shoot- burial will be in Shady Grove ceme- chairman of the society horse show: class, western equipnient only; bar- ed three other persons and terroriz- bath in his home community Fri- ing of James Leroy Lamb.. 21. of tery. McEvoy Funeral Home In Fur- On the July 18 show nine classes rel race open; open English pleas- CO. ed a family of eight surreundered day afternoon. Farmington. Route 1, was accidental. year will he in charge, and the body be held with prizes being given ure class. English equipment only; 3-2621 meekly to police early today. Coleman's rampage was traced to , Lamb, a construction worker, was will be at the funeral home until will for first, second, third, fourth and musical chairs; cutting horse class. An 18-year-old girl abducted by a series of quarrels with his wile, shot in the back of the head Thurs- time for services. C 0. " fifth places. In the pony class and Thursday night trophies will be the fugitive and released after sev- Millie. 37 A young man who had day morning while sleeping at 'his McSwain was born Aug. 4. 1.881, sense pleasure class only four prizes will given by Hendon's Service Station. eral hours reported to police that beeh held at gunpoint quoted him home. in Henry County. the son of the be offered. Plumbing Company, Ellis Popcorn Richard Teddy Coleman. 32, a Negro, as saying that he killed his wife Mrs. Martha Jean Lamb, 19, testi- late William A. McSwain and Ada Classes are: western pleasure Company, Fitts Block & Readi-mix; sexually assaulted her. Doctors at "because she was no good' fied that a .22 caliber rifle her hus- Smith McSwain. Be was married „class, western equipment only; pona Superior Laundry, Wallis Drug. Elizabeth. N J. General Hospital Brought before newsmen after band had taken to bed with him in 1902 to the former Laura Ann N class I Calloway county) 48" and Corn-Austin, Graham & Jackson, YOU said examinations confirmed the his apprehension, Coleman said he after threatening her life and the Culpepper and she survives, He was and Murray Livestock Colnpany. possibility of rape. was tired and sat listlessly. Under laves of their two daughters dis- a member of Puryear Baptist The Friday night society horse The girl, Mary Kaminski. who is questioning, he said. "I'm sorry about charged' accidentally when she tried Church and a retired farmer. Light Rainstorms show has eleven classes with troph- white, was the second eldest daught- the whole mess. I'm sorry about the Keistutis Bench and Joy Ann Balteh look a bit dis- to remove it before lie awakened. Besides his wife. be leaves three Robert ies in the first five places. er of a family which Coleman had whole thing." winkled on being seized in their Ntashington apartment. Survivors include his wife Mrs. sons. William A. McSwain of Paris, Thru Valley TORS Sweep Classes are jumping class. ama- held at gunpoint for four hOurs Police said Coleman, who was on Martha Smith Lamb of Farmington Taylor McSwain of Puryear and teur 3 gaited. two year old walk- after the shootings. She was re- vacation, had stayed away from route two, his parents Mr and Mrs. Samuel Gistau McSwain of Buch- • • ing. 3 gaited, amateur walking, fine ay, Ky. leased on an Elizabeth. N. J. high- home Thursday night after a dis- Thomas Lamb. Sr. of Almo route Mrs. Vera La- By United Press International anan; three sisters. harness,harness Jr. walking, harne pony way at about 3 a. m: today, pute with his wife. Friday after- one, two daughters, Tammy Jane Fever of Puryear,' Mrs. Cora Jack- Light rainstorms swept the Mis- a a - ,OFIT class 50" and under, five gainted, and .hailed a passing police car. noon he returned home and found Lamb. age two and Tina Renee son of Chicago, 'and Mrs. Mary sissippi Valley today but did little open walking, and roadster to bike. Surrenders Quietly her ,aeated in the kitchen with Betty tillenb, age- IT-months; three sisters. Rhodes of Puryear: three brothers, to ease the growing dreught across Trophy donors for' this show will CARI A roadblock on state Route 1 Ann. 15. one of the couple's four Mrs. Bessie McGehee, Allegre. Ken- John P. ?,twain of Abilene. Texas, Midwest farmland )11 USED be Calloway County Lumber Co. near Newark 'Airport halted the children. tucky, Miss Mary Lamb and Miss Luther E. McSwain of Memories and While most of the nation enjoy- Johnson Bros Construction Co., automobile in which Coleman was Shoots Wife Eva Lamb of Alm° route one: a George Mee:swain of Paris; six grand- ed the final days of a holiday week- Shorneaker Popcorn, Bank of Mur- fleeing a vast police hunt. An of- Coleman shot his wife, police said brother Thomas Lamb, Jr. of Almo children, and 11 great-grand.child- end in fair, warm weather, Wiscon- ray. Frazee. Melugin & Holton. ficer who helped in the capture Then, leaving his daughter unharm- route one. ren. sin Gov John Reynolds appealed to • Taylor Motors, Max Churchill Fu- said. -We came up to his car He ed. he raced into an adjoining house The funeral was held at the Max the federal government for aid to neral Horne. The Cherry's. J. H. stepped out and threw up his hands. occupied by his brother and alter- Churchill Funeral Home chapel at 11 drought-stricken farm counties Churchill Funeral Home. Parker That's all there was to it" in-law. Harry and Ruby Coleman 10:00 a. In today with Bro. Layne New Murray ,alaarrners reported deterioration of Motors. and Peoples Bank. On the seat of the car was load- Hewthetakouenhnkdouse_ieldledhi_sh_briso_t•hieisrtectrh-eienn- Shanklin and Bro. Henry Hargis of- pasture and hay crops was cutting Hospital Report Entry blanks are available from lrasawl n from ficiating. Burial was in the Eha milk production add forcing the Thomas Banks at the Superior Grove cemetery. sale of livestock because of feed tS The progress report on the new Laundry. beeping' idto his 1962. station Pallbearers will be Gerald Rule, shortage. Egorov. 41. U. N. Secretariat personnel Murray Hospital was made today. Americans fro- Death Toll wagon, Coleman started to drive Ivan Dmitrievich Earl Lainb, Max Herndon. Richard While millions of in the mike. The weather was fair to partly officer. seems reluctant to "say a few aorda" Schroeder. Clyde Rowland and Rob-- licked in the waters off the eastern 1 T down the street. then suddenly cloudy during the week of June ert Rowland. and southern coasts where pleasant topped and went toward the home of 67 was registered 24-28. A low temperatures and cloudless skies Man Mary Ann Kube, 28. shooting the County Still Lags cif and a high. et 136 prevailed', water shortages were re- woman as she ran out to protect following work was carried The ported in eight Michigan communi- her eight-month-old-son. out during the week. A neighbor, ,Leroy Edwards, was Kentucky News ties. Dead Poured section of concrete stairs. Found **Behind Record Iowa farmers. their crops threat- his house preparing to wash H-30 — outside Carpenters set forms for stairs and him over ened by the long, dry spell, met to his car. Coleman called set door frames on third and first ants to injured were discuss cloudy—seeding methods. P. UnI1011 Pam Istamational and shot hkn. All the Briefs floor. Lathers set steel studs op Home NI Borne parts of the southwest Iowa At His 11-30, Spec tact/Jar hialatwayeteetclen . third floor. Iron workers set angles Wit the "worth "Monaay- . - 'Ind northwest umsoust area have By United Press, International for windieli-`411atie's Abeet- meta weekend death tail sheaths, toward Disappearing from his own neigh- seen no rain for more than seven GRANT AWARDED men installed ducts on second floor. Shackelford, age '71. died 300 today, but the National Safety borhood. Coleman turned up within weeks. Brent I. .Ky. ala — The di- Plumbers working on ca.st iron and about 9:30 o'clock Council said the toll was lagging, minutes at the home, half mile away. MOREHEAD, The Weather Bureau said scatter- yesterday morning of science and mathematics vent lines on fourth floor and water rear of his' behind early predictions. • of Michael Kaminski. Barging in. vision ed thunderstorms and light showers and was found at the State College has re- lines on third floor. evening Cor- ECK An apparently bralcless truck ca- he held the family at gunpoint as of Morehead were expected in the Central Plains home late yesterday an 48.000 grant from the - Insulators working on storm wa- returned a ver- reened into a car at a Lansir.g. they were getting ready for dinner. cetved eastward through the middle Mis- oner Max Churchill Energy Commission to ac- ter lines. Electricians installing wire self-inflicted Mich., intersection Friday night, John Walusz, 21, who was visiting Atomic sissippi Valley by nightfall. dict of death due to a to be used in radio- ducts, conduit and outlet boxes pa was in- killing five occupants. one of the Kaminski daughters, quire equiptnent Warmer temperatures and con- gun shot wound. Death technology education. Half third floor. Five West Virginia residents were was forced .to herd the family mem- isotope tinued fair weather were on tap for stantaneous. be used for five Lightweight concrete deck pour- occurred killed when their car ran a stop bers into a bedroom and tie them of the grant will the East, while the South will con- Mr. Shackelford's death systems. - ed. Blocks on exterior" walls laid. Grove Ohio, and up with neckties and socks. When well-type scintillation tinue its hot spell, at his home in the Locust ent sign near Mechanicsburg. Iron workers set steel joist on a five. smashed Into the side of a semi- the father and an older brother, Gila Bend, Ariz., reported a high community on Murray route APPOINTED penthouse and over bridge and set • head-on. collision. Michael. arrived, they too were tied INSTRUCTOR of 109 degrees Friday, and 100-de- Survivors include three sisters trailer truck. A angles for windows. Is flanked by an FBI agent and OWENSBORO. By. rtri — Miss 'gree readings pushed across the Mrs Hilan Thompson of New Con- near Holbrook. Ariz., killed five up. Mrs. Alexsandrla Egnrov, 89, concrete. Norma Jean Raker, a native of Ceenent finishers rubbed Williams of Spring- persons Four Net; Yorkers died Then Coleman sat for four hours, a matron in New lurk after "considerable resistance." Central Plains, cord, Mrs_ Eliza appoint- Iron workers installed bridging on when their car struck a coal train drinking beer and forcing Walusz Calamine, Mo., has been Chester, Conn., reported hail one- field, Tennessee' and Mrs" Birdie in tys finds these instructor of education long span joist. Last sec4on of five broth- near Horseheads, N. Y and the older son to drink a can. HELD AS SPIES—The second spy case ed as an inch in diameter. Hail also was re- Bucy of Houston. Texas; true name Kentucky Wes- stairs poured. Five youths were killed in a two He gave them cigars, and, frequen- two couple_e_,under FBI arrest. Beach and psychology at ported at Miles City, Mont ers Homer,-Roney,Brook'sTiny and Broo igation dis- Miss Baker of car colloaion two miles west of Bad ly breaking into tears, related., the of the pair arrested in Washington. leyan College here. of New Concord and Gordon inert!, "drop masters degree in Axe. Mich., early today. It was eyenints of the afternoon. closes the usual trappings — magnet received her BIG WAREHOUSE Paris, Tennessee. accused of the second accident in Michigan Coleman apparently Just then had sites," codes. cipheis. secret otitinga. Wre psychology from George Peabody James Whitnell Mr. Shackelford is also survived in which five' lives what had happen- gathering defense infoimation for transmission to Russia. College this spring. by several nieces and nephews. He within 12 hours begun to realize GLASGOW, Ky ,I1r11 — A to- Late Friday two men, have I done?" Walusz Returns After Visit was a veteran of World War Vend were lost. ed. "What bacco warehouse believe a to be the and a little girl were tearfully. DEDICATION SLATED waa a member of American Legion their wives quoted him as saying secoud large.st in the world is un- an auto accident near made young Mi- BnTo FRANKFORT, Ky. ,ren — Gov. James B Whitnell has returned Post 73 of Murray killed In The fugitive Daughter1ev.,s. der construction here and will be back his car into Bert Com.bs and Highway Commis- to his home in New Orleans, Lou- The funeral will be held in the s II II Lansing. chael Kaminski Conference On ;zArmstrong completed by Oct 1. Press International and ordered en sioner Henry Ward will speak at isiana after a visit with his partnts. chapel of the J. H. Churchill Funeral A United the Wilily garage The warehduse being built by m. I EDT) Showed Anna. 20, to come dedication ceremonies next Friday Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Whitnell of at 2:00 p.m. tomorrow with • • count at 7:30 a. older daughter. Kenneth Bales, will have 270.336 Home persons had died since hostage. She faint- for the newly expanded roadside South 11th.• Street. Bro. J. H. Thurman officiating., at least 273 with him as a square feet of floor space, which is Teaching Will 'Rev, and Mrs. Glenn Armstrong 60 overlooking the James is commercial assistant. J. H. the 102-hour holiday weekend started. and Coleman took Mary with area on U. S Friends may call at the about six acres. Coin:- ed at 6 p_ m. local t4ne Wednesday. .I hue.• one of his tw,o guns against of 110 Ryce Hall, Godfrey Avenue. state Capitol Parking space at the Department of Trade and Churchill Funeral Home until -the. The world's largest tobacco ware- Consulate " The breakdown:'w her head. Louisville announce the birth of a overlook was expanded to accom- merce. with the Canadian funeral hour.. house is said to be in Lexington, return- Traffic ' . 273 Coleman and the girl disappeared Be On Monk girl. Glenna Elaine. born on July 2 modate 14 automobiles Previously in New Orleans. He recently square and Ky., and covers about 276,000 to Toronto, - 100 Police in and weighing eight pounds there had been space for only three ed from a r business trip Drownings for more than five hours. feet. Boating 3 New York City, alerted that he was five ounces. cars. Canada. 2 ------— Night Planes of his five mar- Scout headed to kill one ?sternal grandmother is Mrs BASEMENTS Fireworks 1 there, put all five wo- ried staters Mable Brown of Madisonville. Ken- NEW YORK Ter -- The basement, PAGE IN WASHINGTON' . 50 police Miscellaneous men in one residence under An in-service conference on stu- tucky and the paternal grandmother on a familiar part of American a Total guard. dent taching will be held at Mur- 14•Mrs. Brownie Armatrong of Mur- hlyrray Hospital onaes. seenT'slrbe on the way out' Js Planned Pennsylvania leads the nation was to year oldl Arraignment of Coleman ray State College July 8-10 ray. atore than two-thirds of all new Philip Barber, sixteen deaths. California ) 99 • with 28 traffic be later today. today have no son of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Barber F 46 e single-family homes follows with 35. New York 22, Michi- Rev. Armstrong is pastor of the from Nash- The conference will provide op- Census — Adult - lar cellars composed with only about of 714 Poplar Street. left or Stars gan_21, Ohio 17 and Texas 15. Street Church in Mt. Sterl- by Amer- portunities for off-campus super- Spring Census — Nursery ---- 11 half of the existing, or older homes, vale, Tennessee Tuesday is enrolled in the seminary D.C. Mission Truck To visors of student teachers to ex- ing and Adult Beds --- 65 reports John Faerks, chief architect ican Air Lines for Washington. i• BACK FROM VISIT House -Persons- attending "Stars in My plore common problems with super- at Louisville. Emergency Beds — 5 Levitt and Sons, Inc.. who said Philip will be a page in the for the Ken- Be Here July 11 8 of Representatives for two months Crown" on July 8 or 9 at Mr. and Mrs. rtarry Carpenter of vising teachers on the college camp- Patients Admitted — the reason is mainly economic— the regular page is on vaca- tucky Lake Amphitheater may think and Mr_tinci Mrs. us as well as with representative Patients Dismissed --- 9 "a basement is an expensive lux- while Flint. Miehigan they have stumbled into a scout have re- of the various academic depart- New Citizens tion, Wilson Hughes of Murray instead. Admitted From Wednes- jaboree iatik turned from Oklahoma City. Okla- ments. Patients, ----boy m. On those nights, all scouts visiting a sister Mrs. MLssion Anniverary day 3:00 p. m. to Friday 1:00 p. homa after The Methodist Mountain scouts, girl scouts, brownies, and formerly of Mrs. Eddie Clees and baby girl, Jim Lee and fainily. truck will be in Murray on Thurs- The program may also be osed to cubs—will be admitted free to the Mrs. Carpenter left cloth- 511 Whitnell; Larry Rogers, Hazel; Murray. Mr. and day. July 11, to pick up used rent w temporary commissions for show if they are in uniform and if. Rt. 1: Mrs. for their home in Michigan this es fog their mission work in the supervising teachers Those who wish To J. H. Rogers, by an 0f WMU each of them is accompanied used Milby and baby boy, Rt. 6; Mrs. morning. mountains. Anyone .having to use the conference for this pur- adult with a $2 ticket. Jerry Thorn and baby girl Hardin". clothes to contribute to this -worth- pose must participate in the full West Kentucky Productions, which bring them Mrs. Robert Gregory, Benton: Mrs. while cause is asked to session. Supervising teachers who Be Observed is producer of "Stars", felt that since First Me- Harland Ford, Benton; Ma Bobby to the basement of the do not need the ecinference for re- the show -deals so closely with the Street Bassett, 1610 College Pairm Rd.; Weather thodist Church on Maple newal may attend as they wish. , history, geography, and natural his- J. U. Redmon, Mayfield; Cres- before noon on July 11. .Mrs. tory of West Kentucky, it would be CO ware- Dormitory rooms and meal tickets D. Bucy. Rt. 2; Benjamin H. The Main headquarters and The Blood • River Associational ton of great value to scouts.End scout- a will be provided free by the college St. Miss Betty Report house for these clothes is Jackson. its Anniver- Bonds, 806 S. 16th specialwnights at use them. WMU will observe 75th ing to arrange Kentucky, and here. everything_ is for those who wish to Lou Stamp*, Madisonville; Mrs. 1•tornatl....al sery of WM'U with a dinner-meet- special prices for scouts of the area 1.7 ratted and re- Prinicpals. superintendents, and Mathis, Illinois; Mrs. Clar- gone over, sorted, mended ing July 11 at 7:00 p. m.• at the Gene Tickets for scout night may be supervisors of instruction of par- and baby boy. Hard- paired and distributed to three other Women's Club House. ence Wedding reserved - at the iunphi- High Yesterday 90° are welcome to bought or outlet stores within this distress ticipating schools in; Mrs. Gerald Stanley. 403 S. 10th 73' The featured speakers will be 1 theater box office, at the *Biers in Low Yesterday the sessions. 'Mrs.'('vary Haynes and baby area. Rev. and Mrs. Johann Yang. Bro. St.; My Crown" office in Murray, at 7:15 Today donated for this girl, 314 Woodlawn; Mrs. Bonnie 357,,T;---be- Any used clothes The program for the conference Yang is originally from Peking, Fteicall Drug Store in Maylie!ar at t icide Kentucky Lake: 7 am. Olive; Master -- purpose will go to a large number with He is a graduate of Southern Garrison, 16213 W. Pada6 or low dam 302.9'. will begin at 1 p. m . July 9, China the Meloday Mart in of people in • the mountains who Dennis Woods. Rt. 3; Mrs. William sunrise 443. a talk by Dr. Harry Sparks. head Baptist Seminary School of Music. the Village Inn at Kentucky barn Sunset '7:19: be unable to have Perry. 518 Broad. otherwise would of the MSC education department. and is now Minister of Music at Tickets will also be available at the them. Patients Dismissed From Wednes- Kentucky — Mostly His topic will be "You—the super- Beaver Darn Baptist Church, Beaver amphiteater box ?Dice the night of Western day 3:00 p. m. to Friday 1:00 p. m. Sunday vising Teacher." Miss Ruby of the Dam. Ky. the performance. cloudy and warm through !Expired). 20'7 speak 1 Mrs. Yang is a native of Canton, Mrs. Alla. Lucas should be with scattered showers and .thun- NOW YOU KNOW education facility will at Mail orders for tickets to be an E. Poplar; Miss Marsha Roberts.- dershowers. The high today 88 to 93. p. m.. July 9, on "Guiding the Stu- China. She was trained 'sent to the "Stars in My Crown' is a graduate of Dexter; Miss Judy Garner, Bt. Low tonight 65 to.70. dent Teacher in Experiences which opera singer, and office. Box 679. Murray. Kentucky of Illinois. Both Lloyd Boyd. 1004 Sharp; Luke Lang- The ,5 a. m. ESTI temperatures: By United Press International Foster Learning." and Wilson Gantt. Whatley College and ston,- 1511 Main; Miss Richela Tow- Comets dreive their name from college registrar and former prin- are refugees from Red China TOTAL DEBT (Shaded) and Gross National Product (lined) WEIGHT CONTROL there. "Come cry, 'Rt. 2; 'Mrs. Otis Hatcher, Col- Louisville 68, Lexington 67. Cov- the wispy, hairy appearance of their cipal of College High School, will still have families are compared in this chart by the National Industrial Con- lege Farm Rd.: Rupert Futrell, 1001 ington 65, Paducah 75, Bowlant long tails, according to the National. speak at 7 p. m. on "Current De- dressed in your anniversary cos- ference Board. Total debt now exceeda-$1 trillion. It includes The weight control clean will meet Poplar; Mrs. Johnnie Stubblefield, Green 70 London 56, Hopkinsville Geographic Society The latin word velopments in Student Teaching." tume if you have one" a spokesman all privitte and governmental debt During the past 16 years Monday night, at 7 o'clock at tht ftt. 5; Master Michael Eldredige. Rt. 72, Evansville, Ind ,' /1. and Hunt- "comets" means literally "long A buffet dinner is scheduled for said Send reservations to Mrs. June G!'ilf hail increased slightly faster than debt(Central Press), Calloway County Health Center. 3. ington, W. Va , 56. hair." participants at 6 p. in., July 10. Crider on or before July 8.

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eserli TWO TIER -11.1s BER & TIMES — MURRAY. sitENTUCK: SATURDAY — JULY 6, 1963 THE LEDGER & TIMES Podres Shows Washington Senators Go On RUPTURED? PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc.. Console:Litton of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The THEN yrs, THE WORLD FAMOUS "DOBBS TuneleHarald, October 19, 1113, and the West Kentuckian, January All Stars How Wild Four Game Win Streak TRUSS" BULBLESS - BELTLESS -.STRAPLESS 1, 1942. It holds like the hands. Is can be worn while bath- JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER By MILTON RICHMAN % Lopez' homer in the seventh. Jim ing. It does not spread the rupture. It holds with To Do It United Press International Bouton gave up three runs during a concave pad. Reason should teach you not to We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor, Hodges' comeback plan-s went the six innings he worked and buf- place a bulb or ball in °pealing of rupture, es' Public Voice 'terns which, in our opinion, are not for the best in- Gil thus Year's Awed his terest of our readers. By MILTON 191(111:11AN the way of all good New fourth loss compared with keeping the museies spread apart. F. A. Vines, United Press International resolutions today — right down the victories. Trips Technician, Dobbs Truss Co., Birmingham, NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITISIER CO., 1509 Red Sox Lefty Johnny Podres shoaed three drain. pitcher Earl Wilson cap- Ala., will be at the National Hotel, Murray, Ky., Madmen Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; Time & Lite Bldg., New York, N.Y.; All-Star pitchers how it should be , The Washington Senators are the ped a six-run first inning rally with Stepherison Bldg., Detroit, Mich. by lilted Press International Monday, July 8th. Hours 9 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Free done. although he does not plan to ones responsible. Who would ever a two-run triple off White Sox' AMERVAN demonstration. Ask at desk. Kentucky, for transmission as be in figure them to go on a four-game starter Dave DeBusschere. Wilson Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Clevelanda Tuesday. Team IV.LEAGUEon L. 11,1, 0 B. Second Class Matter. winning streak? went the distance for his eighth The reason he won't be there is New York ___ __ 48 30 615 sunpke. He %assn. those.° to the minneauta If the Yankees were on a streak victory, allowing nine hits. including SL'BraCR/PTION FtATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 24, per 45 36 .656 4, - National League All-Star team by chicago . like -that, they'd hardly even notice Pete Ward's Ilth homer. Ed Bres- month 115e. In CallOway and ading COUEn1426, per year, $4.50; else- 46 37 .554 4,. manager Alvin Dark. it, but it's different with the Last- soud also hit his llth for Boston in where $8.00. ' Boston 43 36 544 5‘..: But he place Senators. For one thing, it the third Inning. certainly looked as if he Cleveland 43 38 531 6,, equals their longest one of the sea- Reliever John Wyatt's continued "The Chileteatting,Civic Asset or-a Community is the should hate been Frida, night when Baltmlore• 45 40 529 6‘_ he beat .one All-Sr pitcher and son, and for another it makes the& troubles helped the Tigers to their Murray Drive-In Theatre Integtily of its Newspeper" Los Angeles 41 43 488 10 earned a richly deserved "well done" Kati*, feel there is same hope ahead. win over the As. City 35 44 443 131,, Open 6:30 • Start Dusk from two others in leading The 39-year old Hodges wasn't Wyatt has saved 11 games for the 1-`ter Detroit - 33 46 418 15', SATURDAY --- JULY 6, 1963 Angeles Dodgers to a kidding about a cotneback. He had Kansas City but he suddenly sent two-hit 1-0 Washington 27 56 .325 23. victory been taking longer and longer bat- sour last Thursday when he forced over the Cincinnati Reds. Friday's Results Podres bested ting practice sessions lately. In the winning runs with a balk and left-hander Jim Bo4an 8 Chicago 3. night O'Toole, one of eight pitchers chosen "We sure can use some base htts," a walk in a double loss to Washing- BIG TOP STARS!! Ctleibland 4 New York I, 6 night said the Washington manager. ton. He wasn't much better Friday ' for the NL All-Star team by Dark. Baltimore 4 Minnesota 4 Quotes From The News 3, 1st night And he_ also The Senators didn't exactly break after coining into the game bettered the two most. Minn. 7 Balt. 5. 2nd. night down the fences Friday night but with the score tied, 3-3, in the sev- By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL recent performances of his Ali-Star Washington 5 Los Aug. 1. night they did clip loser Dan Osinski and enth. IN TWO BIG PICTURES!! ST. LEONARDS, England — Peter Robertson, a car sales- teammates. Sandy .Koufax and Don Detroit 4 Kansas City 3, night Drysdale. Julio Navarro for nine hits in stret- Wyatt walked the first batter, man, referring to the Profumo scandal in explaining why • Today's Games Koufax blanked the Cardinals on ching their modest winning streak then threw high to second base for and Lady Los Angeles at Washington he and his wife are changing their names to Lord victory over an error Wayne three hits last Wednesday night and Minnesota at Baltimore to four games with a 5-1 when the next batter, win- I. John 4. Dean Martin Robertson - Angels. • ..- ning Drysdale also whitewashed St Louts New York at Cleveland the Los Angeles pitcher Mickey Lolich, attempt- "I was so disgusted with reading about some Of the 2. Bob Hope 5. Lucille Ball on five hits Tuesday night. Podres Kansas City at Detroit . Take Early Lead ed to sacrifice. Both runners mo‘ed and lords get up to that I decided 14th home run gave up on naughty things our ladles was sensational in pitching t he Chicag„t Boston. night Jim King'S Jake Wood's sacrifice and the 3. Ricky Nelson 6. Angie Dickinson to show them what we working-class people could do." Dodgers to their fifth straight vie- Washington a 1-0 lead in the first winning run scored under Wyatt's I Sundayetames tory while increasing their league "Kansas City at Detroit, 2 uuung, and after Los Angeles tied throw after Dick McAuliffe bounced SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY 1 U the score in the seventh. little Don a dribbler back 14 the • CHICAGO — John Davis, youth representative of the I '41 to three - New York at Cleveland, 2 mound. Howardgames.,"ers Hail ' Zimmer singled home the tie-break- Commits Five Errors * FIRST RUN NAACP board of directors, replying to James Meredith's Los Angeles at Wathington, 2 mirmespta at Balturtore ing run during a three-run rally in Criticism of leadership among young Negroes: Provided with the only run he The Oriolt-,s scored four runs in Dort fie‘LIPERLE cag 011 the bottom of the frame. "It grieves rue to hear such talk. One has to look at in- needed when Frank Howard' ham- tlikeilfirostun bing of- the opener and N ATIONAL LEAGUE Don Rudolph, who has pitched Of and Tennessee to mered his 13th homer its the seventh - iongn for their victory, PEAII tegration movements in North Carolina - Mon oW. _ .31;3. 6001.. 4_ . G a some fine ball in lasing nine genies see the quality of Negro youth leadership and the tremend- inning , Padres struck out four 'bat-I Les Angeles . so far, stopped the Angels on seven credited to Ike Delock. Shortstop ters and did not walk a man Zoe° Versalles. -MS-sacrifices these- youths-are. mating." _ en -...4.i ' • -... aa ga_ _beg __3_ ..i hats for his fourth win. who committed five route to his sixth triumph. errors d u r i :I g the doubleheader, Tommy bad-bounce et L.Francispo ___ 46 36 561 8 In the higher Harpers regions of the made two of them in the first Inning ' NEW YORK — The Duke of Windsor, answering for 45 36 .556 3,, American League, Cleveland defeat- gle in the fourth liming was,Ae the first-place Yankees. 4-1. Boa- himself and his wife when asked to comment on the Pro- Cingirmati 44 38 536 5 ed first hit off Podres. and „Kihrmy Milwaukee 40 40 500 8 ton beat Chicago. 8-3, Detroit down- ,• :t lirse tnPstInretrinagfoyurMsennasreonsinakfaillit•dig fumo sex-and-security scandal in England:i Edwards' sixth inning single was the Pittsburgh to get by the first inning. • 39 42 .481 91, ed Kansas City, 4-3. and Baltimore! "Of course we've been following it _in the newspapers. last cr Toole alloaed .six - hits in Home runs by Johnny'Cioryl. Jim- Philadelphia _ _ 38 44 463 11 topped Minnesota. 4-3, in the first How could we avoid it? But we have no comment to make.'' suffering his sixth loss against 13 mie Hall and Rich Rollins powered Houston . 33 51 393 17 of two games but lost the nightcap, triumphs. the Twins to a come-frotti-belund New York .. . *.N 53 .354 20 7-5- San Francisco overcame St. Louis, tnurnph HOLLYWOOD — Mrs.- Carlotta Llano, 45, ,crying in an- . Friday's Results ,Helps Own Cause' in the nightcap. Reliever 6-5. in . 11 innings, Houston beat Bill Dailey held the guish after critically- wounding her 15-year-old son whom San Fran. 6 St Louis 5. 11 in., night , Orioles scoreless_ Milwaukee. 4-2, the Cubs topped the Dick Donovan limited the Yttn- over the last three innings for his! - she mistook for a prowler: - - Houston 4 Milwaukee 2, night _ L_Pla could never Pinnies. 3-2. in 11 innings and the Cincinnati.. i keen to six hits and chipped in with second victory. Vic Power, who col- , _ stop being a "1 wish somebody Would shoot'fne." Its Angeles1 critic....) Pifates dealt the !Vets their eighth ' nig - i two timely ones himself to post his lected four of Minnesota's 17 wedding night! DEAN Pittsbungh 3 New York I hits, even on his NIAR1111N straight IOSS, 3-1 , ' sixth win for the Indians. The only scored the winning Chicagb ,3 rhiladelphia 2. run in ths ninth Win In Eleventh run Donovan allowed was Hector on Rollins'.single. Today's Garnet , RICKY NELSON Ten Year,s.. ? Today Chuck Hiller's llih inning single Philadelphia at Chicago ._ • off Ed Bauta. snapped a 5-5 tie Cincinnati Est LOS Angeles ~Dm LEDG 4kgIMES St Louis at between the Giants and Cardinals .San Francisco HAWKS'6W after San Francisco knotted the Pittsburgh at New York. night John D. Poyner, age 86, passed away • at his home on wore oft Harvey Kuenn's single in Milwaukee at Houston, 2; tva-night mmacommem AlMo route 1 Monday morning at 11:30-O'clock. the ninth Virillie McCovey drove in Sunday's Games Graveside services for Master David Miller Boyle were three Pittsburgh at New York WARD BOND ..tr., runs with a homer and a wraIrr - == id held at the Bailey Cemetery in Stewart County. single. Jim Duffel° was the Philadelphia at 'Chicago. sinner. IL Dtscoter Psx,u:s4te - Jimmie'Morris, Nickey Ryan and 'Harold LewiS of Den Bob Bruce of the Colts helped Milwaukee at Houston, nIght - Cincinnati at Los Ai:velar:2 Number 1 of Cub Pack 45 received their Bear Rank and„himself to his fourth victory with St. Louis at San Francisce...2 gold arrowpoint at the last summer meeting. a double and a triple against the Braves, although rookie Jim Dickson The Braves won over the Tigers 22-8 last night with r was mined into the game in the Buchanan and Wiggins connecting for a homer each. h h COURTLY HOME eig t 'to preserve Houstons third , _straight win. Rookie Bob Sadowski YOU USE THIS ONE V Was charged with his third consecu- :lve loss. _ RAYNER. Tex. — The. Mar- - 20 Years Ago This Week Andre Rodgers' sacrifice fly scored shal. Albert Baldii'm if Rayner used Stone- LEDGER & TIMES FILE Ernie Banks _with' the winning runs_hve,.th what to be he Stone" RLUE CROSS-BLUE SHIELD foe- Cubs in the 11thinning wall county courthouse. Their par- = 3101 Bardstown Road against the Ptullies. Reliever Lindy lor is the 50-by-60 foot room where Funeral services for Mrs. Mollie Lax were held at E Louisville 5, Kentucky MURI.-13 the el a-as credited w it h, to theet• a New Concord Church of Christ Saturday afternoon: fifth victory. which- laser15s the Please moil to me without obligation, information and an Mrs -Eulalia M.cCuiston, age .50,: died yester fifth in ar•renri•tiii-eubs. Johnny er sat the expense of- Tracy Stallard application for Blue Cross-Blue Shield. at a local hospital. Klippstem was the loser in relief of in the eighth inning dissolved a 1-1 • Sgt. Lester Nanny, twice decorated for gallentry in.ac- Ray Culp. Ruben Amaro - homered tie between the Pirates ,and Mets PLAN .A tion in North Africa, arrived in toe United States this week. for Philadelphia. Don Cardwell gained rui'rum win Pfc. Harry A. Cain, Route 6 Murray, has graduated from Roberto ciernente's Iwo-run horn- with Al McBean's help in the eighth. ADDR5SS Ft. Knox as a qualified automotive mechanic CITY STATE Answer to Yeaterdav•s nuzzle CROSSWORD PUZZLE FARM BUREAU MEMBERS — SEE YOUR FARM BUREAU AGENT ACROSS 7 - Step ONO OSOMO IMO 30 Years Ago This Week 8-Sha.te tree 010M maim -ADO LEDGER & Timis rill 4-Vehicle. 1°' Walk MROUAMS1 Naj1,43 S-Cons,arne M000 US011 11-F..tr. a it 91' • r 7 IS-net'. fla,rnS =IP Mer3gMOr.n The fun.eral services for' Mrs.' Alice Scott, 58 years of 12-Dlikeee4 a-Compass T3----Fit of awl'• point MUM moan MT age, were held Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Cold- IS- ROcoropenatt 21.-Comt.taint MOO HMCO OW GIVE THIS ONE TO A water Church of Christ. f7-Doctrtne . 21-t.dge OM 0000 PILiOGIO BOR3ASM OMR The Murray lodge of the W.O.W. will have a rally Friday '19-itadeihtli°nIalt 24-Total RELATIVE OR FRIEND V 28- Emmet --25-Pedal digit MMOO IK420 night for the 100 new members of the Rainey T. Wells t_ :I-Dererage =MU TW4MUZE 2.2-Stile sheep class. OW =MOT, OM. the ::3-ftkontain -4111.3294--egoSklinftthern 29M1 10M1441 Mr32 RECORD SETTER—Goodyear workmen ready fkir-siffpreitrit The funeral services, of Alfred Nix Myers. 8-year-old . lake ever shipped In one BLUE CROSS-BLUE SHIELD • SI,Orgart of longest conveyor belt the company has Bardstown Rood son of Mr. and Mrs. Nix Myers, were held Sunday afternoon bearing piece. The inch-thick rubber runs 1.700 feet, and rolled to 3101 MURL-13 at 3 o'clock. 41-prepnalt:on 47-5te1a1 " 13U feet high. Special railroad routing to its steel-m:11 des- Louisville 5, Kentucky !Frejeun il 4310 rI -bo'e4 lantener low bridg2s. (Central Prcsat All merchants of Murray and Calloway County and, it 4S-Dentar• tnatit.n was required t3 av.ai fitsn"thett.. L32 GIEudLAkile'rb11:1:seed-7 h Please mail to me without obtga.,-m, information and on ••••• is said, this -includes all from undertakers to peanut vend- ors, will meet tonight in 'tt -ealegt rl'red.tcein '46-flefrvr.II. ppoalisg • application for Blue Cross-Blue Shield. 4,4 the circuit court -room to discuss l'arsht 32;1- 11.En''ittl enired . ..4°C. erinttelt Mo;t1” , sales tax in Kentucky. ,E1 1:•,•1 114-1.11ohre currem-y C.I.Sun aol"- 3t, n.,eoh 40-Change' • t. a Tr• Murray Lumber Co. Inc. T 1 h 1 2 3 .F'....;.14 5 6 7 -frfr:..,,:i::frro8 9 10 I.•:..;: ADDIMS 110-, OLDEST AND LARGEST LUMBER CO. IN MURRAY STATE 51 ' t." ..•,I2 4:;:;:,3 4 41 . .../4 FAPM BUREAU MEMBERS — SEE YOUR FARM BUREAU AGENT ment 15 it "."•,:s1,, 4?-Re'mime ken 16 EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL 14..• AMP See .. . Ti-in musk. ,21 . high . •4 20 104 East Maple St. , Tel. 753-3161 ... • ,..% This cnrnpleted coupon promr"y mailed, will secure infer- 43• -1 r•a,.. 2‘ 24 .;5 '' • "2'6 • me:e'en-At:my fornit4VrAlit4, W-441 Blue Cross-Bate 44-ittree olAnd r , / • • >:/-• 77 ...28 fr '"'' fr 29 ,Shield you budget in advance for ulevneded hospital. "STARS IN MY CROWN" - frorth P: .--s•i surgical bolts one out of three faeolliellsos 'each year...... ' ,.2 •elr.A1 30 3' 32 When ill4ss members have sound protection, 1. strikes, I" ) , paid sn advance. FOR TICKETS CALL 751-6843 r35 i•:".• 3.5 ...... 37 , ''' w(UBBLEFIELD 1:arA Over 870,000 KeHurt;ons already have Blue Cross; over . ' 4104' Write Box 679 - Murray, Ky. f) of '8 39 - , 780,000 ore enrolled in Blue Shield. They know Blue g'r t I v ilor'• si▪ 42 K.'. ,43 '-''':' A4 Cross-Btu. Shield ore dependable. DOWN '. --. ..--• 44 This Sunday 44 iffiropen 4S 47 are five I- Y'rnIcht of •':.' ' Group plans may be formed whore there :"../.1 „ or more •mployees. 010.I 50 51 '''71 52 we& prow•pob• son!iri ai_pso Ali, you can apply for Flon•Grovp re MOOED Blue Cross-Blue Shield if you are , - :..":•:., will: tram or under. 2 In good health. NOTICE 5.5t9 Pier. by toted Festive eyndicate, i5c. T#,Iroks.sva. ss leo an for °ken& / Kentuckian, 64 3 neither husband nor wife works where there are EFFECTIVE MONDAY, .11.TV 8th. THE FOLLOWING - 10 or mcr• employees.

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- JULY 6, 1963 SATURDAY - JULY 6, 1963 ?NE LEDGER lb TIMID - MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE THRII GRADUAL ASPIRIN AUTO DEA1'E1S the Metropolitan Life Insurer., e Company. ST, LOUIS ITI) - The St. Louis As an example, the annual death • College of Pharmacy says it has de- NEW YORK 4WD - Death train rate from such accidents for Nevada 'DOBBS veloped a "sustained release asm- motor vehicle accidents are highest residents was 50.1 per 100,000 pop- RAPLESS In the west and southwest, accord- ulation. or nearly 2Is times the na- The -new aspirin was reported in while bath- ing to a study by statisticians of tion average of 21.4. a paper by Prof. Paul V. Malley, holds With director, Industrial Pharmacy De- you not to partment of the College. It provides pture, thus an immediate therapeutic dose fol- . A. Vines, "MILMM.IIMMINEMMOPMIIIM .41•=11•111111ML lowed by a gradual release of the Murray Drive-In Theatre balance of the aspirin from the tab- SCREENS in THREE BEDROOM BRICK veneer adjoining Chandler Park. Just off ALUMINUM FRAME let. Open . . 6:30 • Start Dusk .urray, Ky., private en- Kirby Jennings Trail. Only $3,500 HELP WANTED I FOR SALE assorted b1Ze6 - good condition. See house, 1,, baths, with ) p.111. Free R L Cooper or Rev. Hoyt Owen, trance to one bedroom or beauty for Cottage, furniture and lot. YEAR I - LADY TO DO House- Sunset Drive. j6c parlor., Garage, electric heat and air AROUND HOUSE with two extra WANTED HAND IN GLOVE NEW BRICK HOUSE, THREE bed- conditioned. Located on Ryan Street. nice lake front lots. Priced to sell. keeping - Call PL 3-1663 after 10:00 rooms, ceramic tile bath, carpet in NEW 3 BEDROOM BRICK HOUSE TWENTY ACRE FARM with mod- ROBERTS REALTY CO. Phone 753- am. j9c 6 BIG TOP STARS!! • living room. Davin Heights Subdivi- in Plainview Acres subdivision. This room house located on 1661. jIC NEW YORK tun - One out of ern seven RELIABLE PARTY TO KEEP Child sion. $11.260. Call 753-1616. tfc is an extremely melt-build house on gravel road. 1,, miles from school. five American women use 'house- 73 AORE FARM, 65 GOOD tend- in my home while mother works. a good lot and you' cant beat the BRICK VENEER hold gloves compared with one out SEVEN ROOM Phone 753-5108. j13c price. For further information' call able land, good house, running wat- of nine to a sur- IN TWO lift PICTURES!! CHAIN SAWS, HOMELITE AND house with garage, located on 16th in 1958. according 753-3900. " j6c er, bath, burley and 4er cured Nies, Mono. Mowers - Mono, Moto Mower. St. extended. Will trade. NICE LOT vey. teatre mail at door, tine neighborhood;Call WANTED Gloves are being used more ex- New arid used mowers. Mowers for Gravel 66•x140' with sewage, water and gas. 106-ACRE FARM ON GOOD 489-2190. • ltp for not Wayne 4. Dean Martin usk rent. Waldrop's Mower NICE MODERN HOME on good - I tensively around the hoar 1. John and Saw road less than 1 mile from lake. size farm locateed on the Concord only such chores as dishwashing and Shop, Concord Road, phone 753- R.E.A. line runs through farm with MIDDLE AGE WOMAN TO TAKE 2. Bob Hope 5. Lucille Ball BUSINESS LOTS one gardening but Mos for light tasks E133. july20c approximately I mile of road front Road. TWO NOTICE care of 3 children and live in home. one without. THREE that require nimble fingers - hair 3, Ricky Nelson 6. Angie Dickinson suitable for sale of lots or small with house and Dial 153-4747. j5e Hen-. tinting or permanent waving, silver I PARTS FOR ALL ELECTRIC shav- BEDROOM BRICK veneer on RS!! acreage. Only $50.00 per acre. Claude SPINET ORGAN. TAKE 0 V ER CHILDREN TO KrIRP IN MY home. polishing, or even squeez- e era at Lindsey's Jewelers. july23c ry St. Will trade. WILSON INSUR- and shoe SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY L. Miller Real Estate and Insurance. small balance on small monthly ANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGEN- References given. Call 753-4706. j5c ing the morning orange juice, said Phones PL 3-5064, PL 3-3059. j6 payments. Write: Finance Depart- RUN LARGE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING CY. Dial 708-3363. 18c the survey, conducted by the Hand FIRST in ment, P.O. Box 2, Floyds Knobs, .CARD OF THANKS of the Pioneer :3!! iota College Terrace subdivision, ONE AMERICAN SUN FLAME OIL Protection Clinic choose your lot. If you want a build- Indiana- Rubber Co.- 13011 LIJettlE' heater in good condition together ELECTRIC RANGE, DELUXE, like We wish to extend our sincere ing contractor see Gllndel Reaves with 25 gallons of fuel oil. Heater new, 24" TV console, blonde mahog- TOBACCO INSURANCE - FOR thanks for the many acts of kind-: and Damon Lovett. We may be con- located in Ryan Bldg. at former any, reason for selling, leaving town. the best hail and fire insurance call ness, prayers, floral offerings, cards IPE BALL' Martin tacted during the day at College dental office of Dr. McElrath, de- Mrs. Short Futrell, phone 753-1463. Ray Broach. your Farm iBuree.0 in- and. food sent during the sudden Terrace subdivision or by phone at 4 Ball ceased. Call Miss Loretta Fair 753- Jae surance agent. 209 Maple Street, death of our beloved husteid and night. Glindel Miriam 753-5111 or 2659 eventngs. ilOc 753-4703. j100 father, Arvie Willia.ms. We especial- Damon Dickinson Lovett, 753-4449. j5c ly thank Brothers Otis Jones and 1960 PLYMOUTH 4-Dooft, south- NICE N E W THREE BEDROOM OP* Norman -Culpepper Tor their words ern car. Call PL 3-2891 and make brick house located on Henry Street. ANY PERSON INTERESTED 114 JESDAY , CABIN CRUISER 23', THUNDER- of comfort. We also thank Dr. Hughs • offer. j6c Has ceramic tile bath, built in range. the upkeep of the Mt. Zien Ceme- bird, fiberglass, head galley, cabin the quartet that sang. Our Nice utility, carport and storage tery send contributions to Mrs. New- and and deck, area for 4. 3. Critic's sleeps Cabin thanks also go to the J. H. Churchill AIR. CONDITIONER, RCA la TON, room. Fully insulated, electric heat, ell Doores, Parmuigton, at. 2. ltp k height/1 over 6'. WW pull skis. See Home for their kindness at 110 volt, $75.00. 753-6558. j8c city water and sewer. NICE TWO Funeral at Kenlake State Boat Dock. j5c this time May God bless each one of BEDROOM frame house located 228 3 HOUND PUPS FREE. NICELY you in time of sorrow is our prayer. Choice INCOME PROPERTY FOR SALE: South 15th Street. Has nice living marked, call 436-3356: . j6p The Family of Arvie Williams GOOD USED NATIONAL CASH less than one block from room, utility and kitchen. Has good He could never Located lip register. Also 3 good air-condItion- Murray State College. An income of cabinet and closet space. Is on lot _ stop being a critic... 4 DEAN era. Hilbrers 753-5617. j5c deep. Can be bought for only even on his wedding night! miumiN up to $160 per month plus ample 355' FOR RENT . ARTIST'S START living quarters for an average fami- $7,000 cash. NICE YEAR AROUND 1061 BOAT, MOTOR AND Trailer, ly. Four large bedrooms and bath hi:ow located on 2, acre shady lot SAN ANTONIO. Tex. aat. - Years I FOR RENT UNFURNISHED three iimrICKRIY:174 E'vinrude, upstairs - private entrance. Seven on a hard surface road mile from ago, when Waldine Tauch caine • 75-h.p. 16' Cherokee alum room and bath garage apartment. boat, with full top, like new, can be rooms and bath and screened porch Ky. Lake. Can be bought for $500.00 home from a day of picking cotton Private. See at 603 Vine. Barney LAWYER-Joseph Al seen at Ross Standard Service, 15th downstairs. Basement. G a s heat. down and $51.90 per month. COT- with a Sunday school class, her ARMrS kA Weeks, 753-4541. j8nc figarine she had Canteen° Jr. (above), Har- and Main. Jec Call 753-5279. j9c TAGE LOCATED ON 100x150' friends told her the carved from a pound of button won vard law graduate, fa new DICKSON WALTER BREM0A Two BEDROOM HOUSE AT 106 general counsel of the U. S. the county fair competition. • TECHeeCOLOW South 13th St. Call after 5 p.m. 753- Brook- won Today. she is among the foremost Army. Califeano, 32, voeworew ea.* 6804. j5c succeeds Powell INE artists of Texas and her statury lyn, N. Y., •••••• MIO.C.00 ilmate• •••• to stands before libraries, schools and Pierpoint, who returns 4 practice. public biuldings in several states. private PARTIN BUILDING 24'x60', IDEAL FOR dem.. by Don Sheri?:- body or clean up shop or garage. DAN FLAGG Contact Burton Young, phone 753- NILSON HERE HE 6... leY FIANCE-IN- • =31. j6c ABSENTEE,'CAP+ CANAC,AN 64.08E-w0rm&..rup•AL 151. 111111110 CHAPTER 24 into the channel that led to ! -inai-e on a mound!" P55, WE'VE NI RALOaf YOU CAN PLAY THE KINSMAN ART1aES. TM PRa.11, CLIFF ROBERTS and Co- the tunnel, hitting It with pre- he exc.a.med. YOUR electronic honie organ for an 8 week cir soy, MONEY. chise trotted, purposefully cision. He shot up above the It was only a small mound WEIR BRENNAN trial period. Rental fees will go along the trail that led around water and hung there for a , of cave rubble, probably fallen toward purchase. Music sheets and the crater wall to the sacred moment looking around. The , from the roof above. Several instructions free of charge. Its easy, cove. lonely buckskin-wrapped bun- thin slabs of rock lay among atas bewatneet, whia szu,saing Over claire stammer hung din els tea etas.. pietteaso The rwobbliweart Obit of those that 5 year guarantee on the Kinsman_ the equipment Wasso had taken seemed to dominate the room. that it was one not been As Cliff went through the made up the. teeter-board that Organ, easy terms. Chuck's Music Ft AG6 MEETS HIS Toeotrio oNTACT-IMAR94A to the cave and had ESTABLISHES 11e3 process of making a fire to had so puzzled him. A phrase Center. PAL mATIER... WHO QUICKLY able to put to use--the deer- REAM- MADE RECRTATION,FOROWICLES fr. sktn bags and rope. Remember light Ma .torch, he glanced from Wasso's last talk flashed LINEO'LAN lotl‘;' HAVE BEEN APPEARAG Ii tng Wasso's command to "dig," around the room again. There through his mind-"Cave-in, THE CANAtle LEADER FCR 50eie FOR RENT Furnish- he also carried an Indian hoe was something dramatic a:Ann cave-n, APARTMENT entrance and bath, near with blade of chert, chipped to the setting. "That's it!" CIITI sho5çed ed. Private dial razor sharpness. The dim light filtering exultantly. "Be was tai Five Points. Mrs. Darns Clark, Cochise carried a rifle and a through crevices in the rock about fallen rock caving in." PL 3-1604. 19P cartridge belt of shells. At his shone on ,the wall paintings, • Cliff leaped off the mound, by Ernie Bash/stiller NANCY Insistence they had climbed the and on the side of the platform wondering where to begin. He vines and retrieved the rifle was one of the finest of these. obviously could not dig up the from where it had lath with It was a large buffalo in a entire mound of rock. That --ER'--HERE8 his supplies. head-long death run. A spear would take weeks. He studied I 5 POSE OH, As they went swiftly along protruded from his side. Beside It carefully, YOU'RE DON'T YOUR WATCH "What makes this one tilt?" • • the trail Cliff told Cochise the him rode an Indian, low on his RELIEVED BE BACK story of Weurso's deeth and his racing horse, arm outstretched. he asked himailf. touching the desire to be laid to rest in the showing that the spear had just slab in question. It still teetered TO GET IT SILLY, cave under the waterfall. left his hand. slightly. "Hollow place under BACK IRMA "It's going to take some Cliff shook his head, forcing there?" exploring, though," he said. "1 himself back to the present He fell to work loosening the couldn't find anything that The tomblike quiet of the cave smaller rocks ander the slab even looked like graves, but I seemed accentuated by the and then pulling them out with can take more time novv. roaring, pounding of the falls his hands. "It will be a relief to have outside as Cliff fed the tiny He had been at the laborious you on guard outside," he-add- fire, then lit his torch. task for some time when he en, looking with satisfaction at He paused before the still turned back from rolling an the rifle Cochise carried. "I'm figure on the platform. "All especially large rock to one glad we got your gun. I'd hate right, old Chief. I'll find the side, to find the whole mass to be caught off guard by tomb if it takes forever," and sliding toward him. Yucaipa as I come up in the lifting the torch. Cliff started He sprang back, lost his water!" down the length of the room, footing, and rolled to the floor Cliff paused in thought. this time determined to ex- as a crash shattered the quiet, -There's something else I'd amine every inch of it, knowing reverberated against the walls, that he could easily have and gradually faded into better warn you about." And 11 by Raeburn Van Buren Cliff told the younger man missed soLnething of signin- kence. ABBIE AN' SLATS about the saber-toothed tigers. ranee in his incomplete, cursory Cliff was on his feet, scram- Awee.41111111W "Don't worry," Cochise said, efforts ot the former explora- bling up the incline of the Zdisi - - anxious to mix with tion. mound. Rock dust was hanging "I'm not 'cres. HE ORGPPED I-I'VE HESITATED 10- -7(VARM YOU MEAN HEARING VOICES YOU mean cats or your little pal • • • over the top, yellow In the light - OFF iMMED IATELY 'IOU, BUT SLATS-- WELL, PONT AND I PONT HEAR? OH, DOC-IT'S 0 BOUT halfway to the end of the flare that he had stuck YGU SLEEP, DARLING. Yucaipa." 'IOU THINK HE'S ACTING IUST THAT HE'S OVERTIRED, NC A in the wall.. He slid to a stop. ra WAKE YOU IN "Or Chinitza?" Cliff asked, of the room the floor be- PECULIARLY MORE THAN THAT--( 110PE Before him was a hole! teasingly. "Looks like My little gan a sharp rise. Then, again, TIME FOR DINNER ./ AND PRAY, )1 ward's sort of thrown big Cliff's feet followed a sharp The entire top of the mound Indian for a loop!" downward slope, and he. found had disappeared into a black "Tye never known anyone himself at the end wall. He void. Small rooks around the like her," Cochise said, flush- circled to the right studying edges still rattled down into it ing. the wall, then back to the left. So this was the reason the slab Cliff led Cochise into the Nothing there. He scrutinized tilted. It had fallen from above cove and circled the pool, walk- the entire room-the walls, the and was only partly caught at dor- ing slowly so that the young floor at the base of the walls, the edges of the opening and Nue Indian -could take in the beauty trying to remember every word had formed a base for the rub- 001. arouhd them. Wasso had uttered. Surely ble that fell upon It. ,e0r. "I've never seen anything there must have been some- "This is ft!" Cliff whispered rine, like this," he breathed, feeling thing that would give him jubilantly. 'This is the tomb!" almost overpowered by It all, some clue of what he was.took- He grabbed the flare from the crevice and taking care to test Over and when he was told about ing for, the ground at the edge of the Blue the paintings In the cave, he He finally walked to the rise asked excitedly, "Can I see In the cave floor and held his hole he stretched out and held 0 the flare down low. It hit them, Cliff? The existence of torch high. He peered above at by Al Capp cave is vaguely familiar the ceiling, determined to miss against sonic object, almost • such a LIL' ABNER to me, I goons because of the nothing. Moving the torch slow- putting out the fire. story handed down by mek_an- ly back ,and forth he fumed "Must be very shallow," Cliff 505,- THE GRLATEST around to the entire muttered. he leaned cestors. It's hard to tell %Brach enCompass And far- SALESMAN) ON F4R-7H, BUT • of the tales we hear from the room, when suddenly the floor ther forward. The light picked I old people are truth and which under him tilted. jolting him to up rock, but not a rock floor. CAN'T SELL As. SHTOONIK!! fiction.* one side, almost making him Steps! Rubble-strewn but defi- "I want you to see the cave, lose his footing. nitely a flight of-stairs carved but aside from the fact you're What an awful place to be in the wall of a much smaller needed for guard duty today, In an earthquake! He stared room under this one. there are some problems in- above. Thin slabs of rock hung Cliff found he was trembling volved. I'll tell you abotit them semi-detached on the ceiling, in excitement as he felt his • later. Right now, rd better get ready to fall with the leak/ jar. way to the top step and then, 7 busy" Cliff moved a step bacliward slowly, carefully placing his Cliff settled the rope and again. The floor tilted. feet to avoid sliding on tile pouches .more securely on his "W h o a, now!" he said. loose rock, made his way down shoulders, paused on the pool's "That's no earthquake!" Obvi- Into the darkness. edge, waved his hand to his ously Ms movenienta were mak- 'a young friend, and cut the water ing the floor tilt. He tentatively - "Nothing he had ever seen in the sharp dive that would shifted his feet; holding the had so affected (21111 as these carry him through the turbo- torch low. Sure enough. a sec- pitifully still figures decked lent foam of the waterfall. tion of the floor tilted still far- with the riches so sought This time he slid easily be- ther, and he bent down, study- rafter by living men . . tween the giant boulders and lug it closer. The story continues Hoedara --

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PAUL FUCK THE LEDGER a TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY SATURDAY — JULY 8, 1989 Spann, Bethel Richardson. L. K. ///////////////////////// / // 1 1/1/1. / / // Pinkley, Tom Rowlett. Glen Rogers, Social Calendar Perkins, Robert Holland, and Mn. J. B. James Burkeen 753-4947 Dear Abby.. . Charles Ryan. Sunday, July 7th III with Mrs. R. L. Bowden, all at • • • The Boatwright family reunion 10 a.m.; IV with Mrs. T. Q. Emerson, will be held at the Murray City Park Jr.. at 2:30 p.m. Thursday, July 11th • • • Pavilion No. 1. The Spring Creek Baptist Church Shy! • • • The Hazel Baptist Church WMS W14113 will meet at the church at Burnt,Twice church annex at Once Rev. and Mrs. Loyd Rainer wil,1 will meet at the 1:30 p.px. Mcanber,1421110hange from • be honored with a reception by the 1:30 pm for the Royal Service pro- regular date.,k. Vetwafe4- azie Womatia Society of Christian Bervw gram with Mrs Mary Turnbow us 'IS S s• ice of the First Methodist Church charge. Abigail Vail Buren • • • spending three days %Ith his brother from three-thirty to five o'clock in Grove 126 of the Supreme Forest and family. Mr. and Mrs. John T. the afternoon in the social hall of Wednesday. July 10th Woodmen Circle will have a picnic PERSONALS Murdock and Ricky. the church. Circle of the First children. Cindy, The Wesleyan dinner at Mrs. Clifford • • • and potluck and Larry, of Madison, Wisconsin. Methodist. Church WSCS will meet' Meluen's cabin on Kentucky Lake. pecial look that he never gave me Monday, July 0th Thump- • • • at the church at '130 p.m. A mu. Mr. and Mrs John David Suslt. aid remain here for a month's liked him for • • • • home from. a week-end with befaeal, have secretly The Japanese luncheon will be Pakistan will speak son sons. David and Mark. of visit with her Miss Toni Scarbrough of Orlando turned sionary from and itranciparenta beautiful. a long time and think he likes me • • • • Fla., is spending two weeks with her some friends who have a held by the Women's Aansociation ofIdAn all members of the WSCS,are Scrianule., Texas. Mr a nd Mrs little. My problem is that he is on The South Murray Homemakers grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott egituesppit:Etn.sirR,yLARBp_ wush:-..b:ti eh,.toniha1h;rin;:eus.iturThrneel st the Ocillege Presbyteriah gtilisch i—n InvitInvited to attend. James Istogipson and children. Amy' Mr and Mrs Billy Joe Saunders and so am I. How can I Club will go to Brnithland for a Wear. The Wears -plan to take Toni he shy side the felloa-ship hall of the church • . • +Cathryn afrI Danny, of Lexuurton and children Shan. Chris, and Russ. Ialike - him without . luncheon meeting. home and visit, their daughter and ished.There was one thretacuarter- 1et him know at 12:15 p.m. are the guests of their mother. Mrs have returned to their home in being forward? . • • • - luncheon will be The Dorothy circle of the First fannly.'Mr 7 and Mrs. Joe Scarbrough sized bed. The room ass large j 'The Ladies Day Otla Thompeon. Savannah. Ga., after a visit with served at noon at the Calloway Baptist Church WMS will Meet at and children. Joe Allen and Toni. enough to accommodate one large TIRED OF POPCORN The Bethany Sunday School Class their parents, Mrs Laverne Neal' Club. Hostesses will the home of Mrs. Eugene Russell at • • • • • • double bed or a pair of twin beds DEAR TIRED: There is NO way County Country' and Mr and Mrs Rufus Saunders of the First Baptist Church will 9:30 a.m. Mr was one s m all, decrepit she be Mesdames Don Hunter, Joe H. Their daughter. Cindy. remain in and Mrs J B. Ross and son, There a girl can let a boy know likes meet at Mrs. Vester Orr's lake cot- Mr and Mrs. Gene Wilson and tiny hooked him without being leeward. Jimmy. of St. Louis. fido„ are spend- straight-back chair, a tage al 6 p.m. furs potluck supper. Carol. and Murray for a month's visit. children, Beverly, Nancy. ing a week with his, brothher and rug and one thin blanket. The mat-a quickest was to kill chances • • • • ENDS TONITE • Robbie Jeatr, of Washington. DC.• wife. Mr and Ray Ross tressawged. in the Middle, and to, with a shy. boy is to let him know Mr and Mrs. Larry McGuire of Mrs Circle V of the Woman's Mission- Connie Francis in Mr and Mrs Rob Wilson and chil- . . top it off, there was NO mirror in: you Use him. Let IIIM blare the Claremont. California. are spending ary Society will meet at the First "FOLLOW THE BOYS" dren. Terry. Doug. and Laura. of the room My husband said that trail—if there Ls going to be any. CaPaoli Baptist Chapel at p.m. s. 1 U I. 0 K their two weeks with her parents. Mr. and Mr and Mrs Paducah are the guests of Bill Edwards and they intentionally furnished t he'. • • • Mrs. Vt. D. Shoemaker. and brother, • • • anotner. Mr-s. Bun Wilson. children. Keith and Karen. spent guest room poorly to discourage , Herold Shoemaker. College Farm -• the past weekend with Mr and Mrs.' guests front returning. Considering Tuesday, July 9th • • • Road. What's on your mind? For a per- THRU Jmes V Edwards and children. Jef- rest of the hou.se was so Murray Star Chapter No. 433 Or- Tuesday • • • that the sonal reply, send a self-addressed, Sunday frey and Jeanrua, of Clinton, Ind. Kenzie Horn returned home Sun- elegantly and comfortably furnish- stainped envelope to AB/iii. Box der of the Eastern Star will hold its Mr. and Mrs Todd Yates and son, Mrs Edwards and children returned' day with rus parents. Mr. and Mrs. ed, could my husband be right? 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. regular meeting at the Masonic Hall Tun: of Columbus. Ga, are spending home with Lloyd Horn, and sister. Carol Horn, them and Mr Edwards NO NAME PLEASE at 7!30 pm. Academy Award • • Winner! summer with her mother. Mrs. • after spending two weeks with his or came on the 4th of JulY for the day. DEAR NO: Your husband is vety Gana Gatlin. North 16th Street. • . • grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Homer probably right. I can't think of a * ANNE BAN('ROFT (Hest Actress) 1 For Abby's booklet. -How To Have Circles of the First Baptist Chur- Horn of Sharon, Tenn.. more effective way to discourage * PATTY DUKE Best Supporting Actress) - Raymond MoCallon of Lexington. send 50 cents • Mr and 5.1A Joe Lovett of Wash- overnight guests. A Lovely Wedding." ch WMS will meet as follows: I with Mrs. Barber Edwards of Clinton, ing:on. DC, are the guests of Mn • • • to Abby. Box 3365,. Beverly Hills, Mrs. Charles Mercer, II with Mr, /nd . Mr. and Mrs Clyde Hanley of Vester Orr at her Lovett mother. Mrs. Rainey T. Calif. . • lake cottage, and Mr. and Mrs 'red Saunders and Wells, Hazel Road. Jupiter. Fka.., Mr. and Mrs, PR•wl DEAR ABBY Somewhere in a children. Susie. Randy. and Jen. of Hanley and family of Texas. have modest home is the luckiest wonian Fort Oglethorpe. Ga.. are the guests been visiting their sisters and aunts. alive, arid I'm sure she isn't even! of his parents. and Mrs. Rufus Mr and Mrs William N Murdock Miss Johnny McCallon. Mrs. Bessie aware of it. The "Other Woman" Saunders,- Vine Street Randy has and children. Carolyn, Nelson, and Smith, Mrs. Otis Magness and Mr. usually writes a "tale of woe" be- been here tor the peat month and Ha nearned home Monday after Magness. cause of a decision I have just made. • • • This wife I speak of is lucky because her children are healthy and well- Mr. and Mrs. T 0. Taylor arid behaved They have a pleasant. mid- children. Pandy. Susan. and Mark die-class home, with good food, good Kyle. of Roswell. Nest' Mexico. are clothes and a good car, Their lives spending two weeks with their par, are secure. Her husband is with her. , cuts. Mr and Mrs Jimmy Taylor a. nd he always will be. If I could tell and Mr and Mrs. Verble Taylor. TYPEWRITERS this wife one thing, it would be to . • • • _ LOVE her husband and let him, . know it He wanted me. and I wanted and only God knew how MOST AIR-CONTIONED , much. But when people are basically ADDING • MACHINES hurt innocent, good. they refuse to peopie. tspecially children. He's the; PRAIRIE VILLAGE. tan. ,t7s — man I've been searching -for all my' This growing Kansas City suburb life. I love him and he knows it But FOR or RENT has been granted official e Ls HER husband. and THEIR FEATURE SUE PLUS 2nd as the nation's most air_eonditien- father. And he has integrity. I wash ed comMunitY Tfie latest &nail he were mine. But he's not and he. Bureau study on housing ahoired never will be. Thank you, Abby, for the city of 6.745 families and and letting me say this. I feel better LEDGER & TIMES 25.000 population, has- central or now. HER $250,000 RING HEISTED— Mrs, Mary Alice Firestone, 203, room air conditioners in 562. pe? - TOOK AN OATH looks at rogues gallery photos'with Set uaarjeo Rnglis 103 N. .4th Street Murray; Ky. cent of its dwellings • • • • In Chicago,'trying to find a face matching one that took Behind this With ratio of air-e011-. her $250.000 diamond ring .in a holdup In .Arlington Heights, Dial ditioned, homes. according to W. A • DEAR ABBY: We have neighbor's • 753-1916 1•11. At fight 'lie is shown with her'husband Russell, wear- Tholen. Kansas City distfihuter of!who do not have a telephone, but ing the ring at their wedding in 1961. Carrier air conditioning products they have given all their friends is the fact that the community has. OUR telephone number, and we enjoyed most of its growth since in-, have to run and get them whei. trodUction of eentral air condition- they get phone calls When- they; ing for homes rn 1960a first moved m, we told them they could use our telephone for emerg- LOOK YOUR PRETTIEST... ency calls, but so far they have been using it for gossip and gabbing and FOR CORRECT we are getting tired of this. How can we tactfully get our point a- In A Formal From TIME au cross? TEMPERATURE FED UP Don't waste your • DAY OR NIGHT DEAR FED UP: 1, energy with -tactful" cover-ups. Tell Clemmie Jordan's sour-neighbors that you yvill be glad DIAL 753:6363 to deliver an -emergency - message, but if they want the use of a tele- Whether you want to plan for a Formal phone for social chitchat to get their Party, Dance, or Beauty Contest at the own. County Fair. you will find just what PEOPLES BANK • • • you want here. Choose your dress from al DEAR ABBY: There is a darling our dreamy array in enchanting styles, boy who collects tickets at the the- frothy fabrics. Murray, Ky. atre in my neighborhood The last A NOTE OF INTEREST TO OUR CUSTOMERS,. . time I a-as there he gave me a Effectne Monday,„Juiv 8th, the Telephone Business Office will be- Open Monday thru Friday from 8:1)0 a.m. until..4:00 p.m. We hope. these new hours will will meet with,yoift approval. Murray Drive-In Theatre FAIR TIME IS HERE AGAIN . . . Southern Bell • planning an exhibit at the Mu.rra.y-Calloway Cu One n 6:30 • 'Start Dusk ty Fair. We invite you to visit with us. there. 6 BIG TOP STARS!! • TWO BI PICTURES!! a KITCHEN PANEL PHONE... I. John Wayne 4. Dean Martin 2. Bob Hope 5. Lucille Ball A WORD TO TIT, 3. Ricky Nelson 6. Angie Dickinson WISE GOOK....- 1 yoilve ever ruined a SUNDAY • MONDAY TUESDAY roast Or flattened a RUN souffle while inswer-----gt * FIRST * ing •.1 phone call fiat of. die kitchen, you'll appreciate the very special convenience of. thic kitchen Hik•BALuii panel Phone. I1 fits flush into wall or cabinet and the easy pullout cord retracts into the phone When not in use. Comes in unusual color combinations, too ... white handset with an aluminum lace or a beige handset with copper. 'Why not dress up your kitchen with•this convenient and beautiful phone. Just call our Business Office. Critic's • s * •

_NEGLECTING THE FIRST AND LAST PAGES OF TELEPHONE BOOK is like reading .only the Choice NEW SHIPMENT JEST ARRIVED! , YOUR I NTIRE Mt" middle of a good book. There's a lot of useful general He could never being a colic .information on the introductory pages of your directory slop even on his wedding night' :kDEAN . and, of course, at the end are those invaluable Yellow MARTIN Pages! Clemmie Jordan • • • • * RICKY NELSON e IN TIME OF CRISIS telephone people arc. always ready to help you. But if you 'need the fire department. the TA INO BRAVO Shoppe police, or a doctor, don't. panic. Stay on the line long enough, to give the operator all the necessary details. It's ANSE DICIONSON BADMAN Paris Road Mayfield, Ky. good.idea. too. to have these numbers written in a handy WIND available when you need them, aima ••••.••• ••• ,.plaee so they'll be readily ,•.t '

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