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':30 p.m. In trip- Largest Manufacturing God hold its dinner Circulation In riangle Inn at 6 We The City ire Mrs. Benny :kie Stubblefield, Largest umas, and Mrs. Trust Circulation In The os, May 9 County School Parent- on will hold its United Press International IN OUR 83rd YEAR Murray, the school year Ky., Monday Afternoon, May 7, 1962 URRAY POPULATION 10,100 t 1:30 p.m. All Vol. LXXXIII No. 108 iris of the school nd. Stories Behind Derby • New Plant Headlines Vary From !Article Will May 10 Murray licist trete of the First Renunion To Pay-Off WMS will meet To Open Be Published Mrs. Art Lee at LOUISVILLE. Ky. 111)11 A To Baseball Senator Says family reunion, a mix-up in ki bet- Next Week ting pay-off and a walkie-talkie In Two st Church Worn- in the infield were just some of Parts Tourney ioesety will hold the stories behind the big head- Today ikt the churcii lines on the Kentucky Derby. Facts Sought Police arrested John Ellis The community will get another Two Murray White, 22, of Indianapolis, Ind., State College pro- • small service industry next week fessors District Baseball action sets as he was using a walkie-talkie have conceived a plan un- • when TubeTh•on Electronics will which they say derway here this afternoon WASHINGTON illat — Sen. radio in the infield to relay race can save the tax- at 4 bilizer Arthur S. Elensning was start production. payers of the as the Murray Stuart Symington, D-Mo., today en results. White, who was released United States $76 District "often unresponsive" in his recent The new plant has been or- million dollars. The Tournament opens with challenged former Commerce St‘- on $1,000 bond, was scheduled to two. Profes- North testimonay about the deferrals. In ets ganized and will be operated by sor Donald G. Hicks, Marshall playing South Marshall. retary Sinclair Weeks to back up appear in Police Court Tuesday to Assistant particular. Symington said. Flem- Ilafford James, Stanley Dick and Professor of Chemistry Also at the same time charges that Senate stockpile in- face charges of vagrancy and trans- and Pro- • a game ming codld not say whether he PARK. Pa. 11117 Gus Palma. fessor Charles will be in progress: vestigators were seeking -polit- mitting race information. R. Reidlinger, As- between Col- had ever discussed diversions from tbursts of anger Tube-tron Electronics will re- sistant Professor of Biology, leg • High and Calloway ical pay dirt." • Mrs. Christine McDaniels ot De- say County the stockpile with weeks. asult of frustra- build television picture tubes for that they can make High. Tuesday at Symington enlivered the first troit. Mich., saw her first Derby a survey of ex- 1:30 p.m. Ben- Sen. Clair Engle, D-Calif.. said iecause of their the wholesale trade within a 200 isting buildings in the nation ton will meet the political controversy to crop up in from the infield and ran into her which North-Soleh earlier he was surprised at Hum- id abilities, re- mile radius. The rebuilt picture can serve as fallout shelters Shown above are the first three winners in victor and at 4:00 the investigation by inviting Weeks son, Daniel and his wife from for the county dress revue p.m. Murray phrey's allegation. write Duvall: tubes will be made of new ma- approximately one-sixth of which was held recently. From left to right High will play the to testify before his special arm- Nashville, Tenn. Neither the mo- the are Carolyn Murdock, winner of the Humphrey recently accused the e University terials with the exception million runner-up, Nancy Scull, first College High ed services investigating subcom- ex- of the ther which has been al- place winner, and Beverly Goode, -Calloway match. Democrats of seeking political fe • glass envelope or her son knew the other located second r mittee. specialist of- that encloses with for this purpose to tiae r up. The finals will be held on Wed- vengeance against members was corning to the Derby. The Missouri senator of to parents: the electronic equipment. The Office of Civil Defense. nesday at 4:00 p.m. Winners of also said Eisenhower's Cabinet. • Mrs. Paul Elliott of Lancaster, there was ing to stop out- plant has been set lip for opera- The plan of the two the five districts "no justification what- Ky. proved her honesty the hard young in this regional Engle said that 'Humphrey selp the children tion with the most modern equip- scientists will be .published Racer Track Team will meet in the ever" for colleagues in the Eisen- way much to the _relief of a cash- in the Regional Tourna- -ought to cite page and book if anger into more meM ayailaible in the United Ledger and Times beginning Band ment here hower cabinet, former Treasury ier at a pari-mutuel window. to- Returns Defeats Host May .1c-19. The re- he wants to say that." Ile also of expression. States. Color tubes will be rebuilt morrow. It will be published UK gional winner Secretary George M. Humphery. Mrs. Elliott got in a line at .a in will advance to said he believed the stockpile a football M- in the very near future. two installments because the state Weeks was quoted last week as $10 window by mistake. The cash- of its - tournament. policies of the Truman adminis- en And provide' ------The plant has a fully automatic length. North saying it seemed the investigators ier gave her From Annual and South Marshall will tration would be scrutinized by link but gas-firect $15 for her $2 win Professor The -Murray State were digging for political payclirt. not of- glass oven that will !Hicks is 28 year laid Track team play at-Holland Field while Vol- the subcommittee and its chair- ticket. She returned the money continued "I don't believe there is any'," use when he is vacuurnize and seal eight tubes at and received his B. S. in chemistry its scorching pace Sat- lege High meets Calloway at Mur- the man, Sen. Stuart Symington, and explained his mistake. But urday by former Eisenhower cabinet D- one operation. Each tube is fired from Murray' State College and soundly whipping the ray State's • diamond. All other offi- Nlo when she presented her ticket at Spring Tour University cial said. for 21a -hours, the same as the his M. S. from the University .of I if Kentucky 88-43 at games will be played Other the right window. she was re- at Holland Humphrey congressional news: original new tube. When the Kentucky. Ile has done additional Lexington. The Racers broke two Field including the was quoted as say- Civil fused payment because it had championship ing that Rights: Senate Democratic tubes are completed and checked, graduate work on radiochemistry, The Murray State College stadium records and foues school clash. Symington's investigators been stamped -paid" by the first Sym- had Leader Mike Mansfield planned to they carry a one-year guarantee, radiation chemistry, and nuclear phonic Band. Prof. marks enroute to the -.win. run up against a stone wall cashier. After a long aeries of Paul W. Sha- take steps today that he hopes just as a new tube. The physics at Florida State University han. Conductor, Pace setting Charles Allen in their search for scandal. tubes notes and conferences, Mrs. El- returned to Mur- will lead to the end of a Southern will carry the regis and 1SU. Hicks has ray late knocked over two school records Symington said today in reply -tered brand liott got her $3 'payoff. received two Friday evening after four talkathon. Mansfield said he would name grants from and one of the stadium that the subcommittee's purpose "Tube-Tron." Production is the National Science days of concertizing throughout marks. file a cloture petition to curb de- Foundation He finished the high Laos Troops WAS to bring out facts long con- scheduled within a week or two, to continue his edu- Western Kentucky and the Louis- hurdles in bate on the administration's liter- with cation and 14.8 to break both a cealed by secrecy. ten hours production each has five years teach- ville area. stadium and acy test bill. This would assure a ing school recoril "The subcommittee has not day Thirty-two tubes can be re- General experience. Currently he is The Symphonic Band per-formed and tied Bill Smith pro- vote Wednesday on the petition, aetting • K. for first Flee phesied any scandal." Symington built each shift up a nuclear eight concerts place in the From science and to some 9,000 stu- which requires a two-thirds ma- radiation broad jump with. declared. "Secretary Humphrey Mr. James said, -This modern laboratory at Murray dents in Madisonville. Providence, 22' 10'2", good is 1 jority' for approval. The measure ss equipment State. for a new Murray the one talking about 'scandal, will allow us to coin- P-TA He is working toward ti is Henderson. Morganfield, and Sen- Mark. being debated would outlaw dis- Meeting Ph. Allen also won not the subcommittee pete with any plant in the country D. degree. eca and Eastern High Schools in first place in Rebel Force criminatory state literacy tests the low hurdles. Symington made the remark as far as price and quality is Professor Reidlinger, a native the Louisville school system. On Murray's mile in and make a sixth grade education concerned_ of Louisiana relay team set a school a statement opening a phase of We are assured a good is 33 years of age the way home from Louisville the and a proof of literacy for voting in To Be and stellar-la standard in the subcommittee hearings deal- market for the product, and ex- Tuesday received his B. S. in Zoology band performed at Bardstown and the distance By federal elections.- MICHAEL T. MALLOY ing with p pect rapid expansion of the plant." from McNeese State College in Rusatalville. with a tune of 3.21. Curt Sand- ilicies followed in the Transportation: United Press International stockpiling A House bank- Mr. Palma has been engaged in Louisiana and his M. S. from The tour by the band was ers of Murray set a whoa mark of copper, rubber, plan- VIENTIANE. Laos tiff — Roy- inA and currency' subcommittee tube rebuilding for the University of Tennessee. ned by the in the mile run even though he quartz crystals and industrials di- 12 years, and He public Relations De- al army troops today were will hear a battery of afficials Mr The general meeting of all di- has done partment came in second. He ran the report- amonds. Did( for six years. additional work in ra- of Murray State College dis- ed streaming toward testify today on a bill to stirnu- visions of the Murray Parent- diation tance in 4:19.9. the Thai Ile said copper mining compa- The James Bumper and Grill biology at the State Uni- in cooperation with the Fine Arts border in retreat late development of mass trans- Teachers Association for May will Murray made from the Com- nies received excess profits service has been sold to Thomas versity of Iowa and has also re- Department and President Woods' a clean sweep of munist total- portation systems in big be held 'Tuesday -captured town of Nam Tha, ing millions of cities. June, and Merrett Lawson, and night at _7.30 ceis:ed Iwo grants from the Na- policy of service to the schools of five events. dollars during the The witnessess o'clock in the the* worst defeat since the Laot- Eisenhower i will include New will operate under the name Murray High School tional Science Foundation to Kentucky. . administration. The of Auditorium. con- ian civil war began. ifallflk.ssMaber Robert F. Wagrr, Murray Auto Salvage tinue his education Prof. Richard companies, he said, were permits Company. in this field W. Farrell. head The seizure of the town Andrew J. Biemiller of the AFL- James Johnson, executive sec- Professor Reidlinger ,4 the Sunday ted to divert 83,748.000 pounds of is aiding in Fine Arts Department, by pro-Communist Laotian CIO. and some congressmen. retary of the Marray Chamber of the setting traveled rebels, copper destined for the 6tockpile up of the radiation with the Band and spoke Services For possibly aided by Reserves: Army representatives Commerce. will give the devotion. Chinese Corn- to private industry when Construction Starts Laboratory at Murray State and on behalf of Hie College, murnst market will testify today before a The program will be given troops, appeared to finish prices were high. House by the abo is working toward his Ph. 1),; the armed service subcommittee Soon On $216,000 Junior High Instrument sear-old cease-fire in Laos Ile also said study- Depart- degree. former Defense Mo- ing the status ment under Harrell Infant and open the possibility of a re- of U. S. reserve the direction of Wil- Both of the young saentists forces Armory are Mental Groups Meets sumption of full-scale fighting. and last fall's mobilization. liam Myers. members of the local Kiwanis Club' Casualty figures were Murray The new officers for the 1962- and On Tuesday Night not avail- Tops Tech --- live with their families here. able in the confusion 110PKINSVILLE. 83 school year will be installed They Held Today of the pro- Ky. — Con- have, given a number of Western rayol For Conference Win by Mrs C C. Lowry, program The rectnly organized forces' retreat, but struction of a $218.000 Nation- talks to groups in the area an Calloway all 12 chairman County Association U. S. military advisers in Circuit Court al Guard Armory. the first radiation, fallout, and the for Mentally in the effects the town were .evacuated safely state that would provide facilities it might have. Retarded Children will hold its Ken Steven Ilarrell, one Murray State took a 4-3 base- week by helicopter. They said the 5,000 for u'se by both Guard and The fallout shelter survey regular monthly meeting at the old son of Mr. and Mrs. ball decision at the expense of Army plan Danny royal soldiers, who may have Reserve units, is expected Pre-School Clinic of the local science Calloway- County' Health Center Harrell of Murray' route Tennessee Tech Saturday at Cooke- Opens Today to be, instructors one, died been outnumbered nearly two under way by the will receive wide distribution, Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. Sunday at 11715 to ville to record an important con- beginning ..if Is Set For Almo not p. m. at the Mur- one "put up a good fight." July. only in the state government, John L. Williams. president, ray Hospital. Death followed ference win. The second game of but an In Washington, the United Calloway County Circuit Court State Adj. Gen, Arthur Y. Lloyd also in the national government. states that an interesting and in- illness of only a few hours. the scheduled ClOuble-header was States Sunday night charged the opened this morning Circuit Judge this weekend ordered Ledgers and Times formative program has been plan- Other survivors called with Murray leading 11-2. the imme- readers will are grandparents, rebels with a. "violation Earl Osborne presiding. Rev. diate preparation Ac pre-school clinic for children be interested ned. Ile urged all interested per- Mr. and of the Tech jumped into a 3-0 lead A. D. of final engi- in the two part Mrs. Will Eaker Ray, cease-fire." State McKenzie. pastor neering who will enter the first article. sons to attend. Department of- with two runs in the first and of the College plans when approval of grade at not only because it 15 a Murray, and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin ficials said a Almo School they understood Nam 'single tally Presbyterian Church led the pray- preliminary plans and architer- this fall will be con- plan by two local persons, but Harrell of Murray route five; five Tha jin the third. Slowly ducted fell shortly after a heavy er. tutal drawings was received Thursday at the Calloway also because putting the plan 2reat-grandparents, Mr. and Murray cmnE back with a lone from into Candidacy Announced Mrs. artillery attack that caused the Named to the Grand Jury' were the National Guard Bureau County Health Center by Dr. A. effect so-old save .iliibart Morgan, Detroit, run in the top of the fourth and at taxpayers a Mrs. withdrawal of seven or eight gov- Ivan Outland, G. W. Freezor, Hugh Washington and the But'erworth, Health Officer. large sum of money, For Board Member 1Mary' Ray, Murray route two runs in the 7th. State Depart- one. and ernment battalions. II. Brown, Lexie Watson. Ivan ment of Finance. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ilarrell, After two scoreless innings the The clinic will start Golden It was understood that hi Guthrie. Claude Anderson, High at 9:00 Charles M. Burkeen has announ- Pond: and two g h deadlock was broken as the Racers a m and will great-great-grand- U. S. officials in laos had Nlelugin. foreman. Mitchell close at 11:00 a. m. NOW YOU KNOW ced that mothers, warned pushed across a run in the tenth Story. This will he will be a candidate for Mrs. Mattie Hughes of Royal Defense Jim Allbritten, be the last pre-school election Minister Gen. on a sacrifice fly by Tommy Zelna Thurmond clinic to the Calloway Coisly Detroit and Mrs. Faker Farmer phounmi Nosavan Ward- and Genath for Aim( School this year. By United Press International that his military en. Ray Rivera who Owens, Buttens Board of Edusation for the Almo of Murray route one. buildup and came on in The Weather -orth said. Every parent The Navy' Department the extension of his relief in the Grand Jury will give its was cre- and Faxon School district in the Funeral services will be conduct- forces ninth got credit for who has not had his child ex- ated by an in the Nam Tha area risked victory, report Thursday. A Petit Jury was act of Congress April November General Election. ed this afternoon at the J. the amined should bring the child provoking a rebel attack. empaneled and will report back in 36_1798 President Adams appoint- A formal announcement will be ('hurchill Funeral Chapel. Report for exannnation at this time, Rev. In London today, the British next Monday. the ed Benjamin Stoddert id Maryland made a later date, Mr. Burkeen Hoyt W. Owen will Health Officer stated. officiate the Foreign Office said the attack Kirksey P-TA To In Colt/ r.I•bormseldmaal the first secretary. stated. service and on burial will be in the Nam Tha was a "serious Goshen Cemetery. breach Hold Final Meeting of the ceasesfire" and added that ! l'allbearers are Larry Ray' Western and south central Ken- and the International Control Commis Jamie Harrell, The J. H. Churchill The Kirksey Parent-Teachers As- tus•ky -- Partly cloudy and a lit- sion should carry out an on-the- • Funeral Home had charge sociation will have its last meet- tie cooler tonight, high in of er- spot investigation. mid- re ngc merits. ing of the school year on Wednes- 70s. Partly cloudy and mild to- Gen. Nosavan and Laotian Pre- day at 1730 p m at the school. night. chance of showers late to- mier Prince Boon ()um arrived Reports will be heard from all • night Low in low 50s Tuesiday in Singapore today en route Article to committees and the installation partly cloudy with scattered Of Local Malaya to appeal for show- financial of officers will be held. ers and Ifttle change in tempera- support for the royal government. Agent Is Published veryone is urged to o ome. ture Phoumi, referring to reports of and malke this the best meeting the fall of Niun Tha, said he and • of thedyear, a spokesman said. Temperat LI res at 5 a. m. CEST).: r John N. Pu—rd—om of the Purdoin Boun Own would cut short their Louisville 53 & Thurman Insurance Agency in visit if something should happen Lexington 57 Murray is the author of an article and our presence -is required" in Harry Sledd Made - Cos irpcon 48 appearing in the May issue s! Laos. Finance Chairman . i'aduCah 58 "The Local Agent." a monthly The Nam Tha garrison retreat- Bowling Green 56 magazine circulated nationally ed over jungle trails without air Harry Medd has been made, !Anshan (59 among general insurance agents. or land transportation, and it was County Finance Chairmansfor Wil- ilopkinsville 59 TEe subject, of the article feared it would . have to leave is son W. Wyatt candidate Evansville, Id., "How We Graw most id` its lounded behind for 62 from $28,000 to on , United States Senator. Huntington. W. Va., 49 $200.000 in Fa v e Years." the battlefieldoehich is only tWo The announcement waS made by •"Th.,' Local Agent" is. publish -it miles from the Communist Chi- State 'Representative Charlie Las- FIVE DAY FORECAST Sts Louie. - .- nese border. . • - • siter. :In making the announce- • By Unites! Prase International • The offensive against the city, ment, Lassiter Saar he felt the nosvitA.F. Ky.' a!fl - • .- an`iatportant provincial capital in The Wyatt forces 'ecre very fiscy lissiearith northwestern Laos, came fortunate (-****************************4 flOrirls...rtekss'."Ti t P. r;Ann . is bra ing•nt amok- - INVW/G /*ION :- let!. tk?*tr, A osstirhated m5,000 To • :1 •• A • c hartr tis tors. Janie F. ....racivate 7.000 • • ‘f,.rib., s: De- Naval School North Vietnamese and Lao- Fletcher, 65, of Texas, that, tian rebel Dr. partment if 'Commerce Weather troops were 'known to Gene Hendon 'she was cashiered out'of the MEM he Hpreau: • PII1S, Tien n (F1 rTNC I — naftrating. in one of the attack Pelee Corps for refuslirg to Kenneth Visiting Parents Temperatures will average three R. Gann. airman appren- areas So the east of the town. run a mile before breakfast, tice. — — to six degrees above normal with USN. husband of the former Another 2.000 troops were in the learn to swim with her feet Dr. Gene Hendon is visiting only minor. day-to-day change: Lilliam S. Foy of 'Route I. Hazel, northwest . tied together and do push- his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carnie Kentucky mean temperature is Ky.. was graduated. April 20, ups, corps officials said .Hendon (4 Olive Street, while 64 from -the Aviation Familiarization WILL MEET. TUESDAY on there Would be no corps in- it leave from the Air • Louisville 'normal extremes Newly installed Student School at the Naval Air Technical Force. vestigation of the training 73 Council at Murray High School includes President Sheryl Hendon is a dentist and 52. rostrum, Williams behind Training Center. Memphis. Tenn. in the Air program- in Puerto seated from left. Ann Griffin, Kay Pink Icy. Anne Titsworth. Linda The Paris Road Homemakers Force Rico. Harris, Gail Thurman. The two-week school and will head a dispensary corps Director Precipitation will avarage one- Paula Allbritten. Betsy Sprunger, and Patsy Purdom. offers in- Club will meet Tuesday, May 8th in Sargent ‘atruction in aircraft Formosa. He plans to sail from Shrlver said ***** to two-tenths inches in scattered Standing. left to right: Glenn Nanny, Bill Adams. Bob familiariza- at 11 00 a m at the home of Mrs. Fletcher's Dunn, Max Russell, Steve Douglass. Billy Wil- tion, designations, San Francisco around the first of dismissal showers about Tuesday and Wed- son, President Williams, Ann Kay Sanders, types and mis- Mrs Johnny Roach. -was not due to Marian Belote. Judy Adams, Jimmy Ellis, Shawn Bucy, June awsday sions, aircraft handling. first aid her inability to take part Ul and neartnd of week. Edgar Howe and Carl Roberts. A potluck luncheon will be Ile will and fire-fighting. , spend two years in physical conditioning . served. over seas duty. There were other reaaona

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• --1001 PAGE TWO ritz LEDGER & TIMES-MURRAY, KENTUCKY MONDAY.- MAY 7, 1962 4 1, rTHE LEDGER 6CTIMES I llurray's POGYffill= Baseball Team Is . by LEDGER T161E2 P47136-111M11111G COIMPAMT. Inc* Csagaiielaboa at lbe Mona" Ledger, The Calloway Tansig and Ifs Tbssa-lisamas,, Ossisbar 26. MA. awl this Wows Lainasokon„ Jaasisteg 1, 1142. Led By Junior-Freshman Duo 3.1•1111 C. WILLIAMS. AMILISMEM A Junior and a freshman are Next action for We senetwe Me risast to mean any Advection& Loans as Ih.e the Racer golf- i, i .•,•J 1•(•rwats....1 setting the pace in the batting and ers Pabloc Voce stems 'Mock ia oar swim. awe mat Os Ow beat kap is in the Southern Intercolle- lecett ae star readers. pitching departments for Mur- giate meeting at Athens, National Ga., May League New York 8 Washington 0 ray State College's baseball team. 3-5- NAT/ONAL itsi.PRENTATIVI• 2nd WALLACE wn-soat Cu_ 1500 W. L. Pct. GB Minnesota 10 Detroit 7 Sonny Ward, a third-year Madison Ave., re- Memphis, Tenn.: Time & Lois Mag.. base Soak ALL; San F auaizco ..20 6 .7t19 Cleveland 5 gular from Henderson, Saeplasmitia Bldg_ Detroit, Kansas City 1 •..„, Ky., sports Murray State College's track Mich. st. Louis 15 7 Ca! 3 Los Angeles 1.a .351 batting 15 Baltimore 7 average through team smashed eight various re- !'tttsburgh 14 9 .609 4 la Monday's Murray's Owlasad We PQM Orice, Murray, Hentuctg. kat limaisamaia Probable Pitchers first 21 games for the cords and tied two others while as lax: Angeles 15 10 Second Class Matter .600 4 la No games scheduled) top 'nark in that department, spanking Southeast • Philadelphia Missouri 95i- 11 It) .524 6 ,12 Tuesday's Games while George Dugan, a frosh letty 401 SUBSCRIPTION BATES: Hy Cartier in Wednesday night at Cape (Jur- Murray. per week 20t. par sCincitinata---- 12 -12 • .500 -7 Boston at New York from Centralia, Ill; boats of a month 85e. Caligula, amid ad.opiumg ogas. night 3-1 arileau, Mo., pie jaw. *LA sir• Milwaukee .....• 10 14 .417 9 Kansas record, macre, sag& City at Baltimore night a 1.21 earned run average, Four of the records were Houck • Houston 913 409 9 Cleveland at and the Minnesota night strikeout leadership in Staudium marks. They were: a Chicago 6 19 .240 13V2 Detroit the at Los Angeles nicht mound department. :49.9 time in the 440-yard dash MOND.11 New York 4 16 .200 13 Chicago Ward, - 7. 196'2 at Washington night who was ,A11-0VC as a by Dave Hart, a 1:57.5 in the dad Saturday's Results freshman and the team's leading by Jeff Fulls, a 3:22.5 mile relay Los Angeles 10 Pittsburgh 1 batter last season, has smashed by a' team made up of Dennis Philadelphia 2 New York 1 out 20 hits in 57 official at bats Barden, Turn Cheaney, Bob Gross, Chicago 12 San Francisco. 8 for his .351 average. Of this,. and Hart, and a 1:28.4 half Ten Years Ago Today Cin,:innati 8 St. Louis 7 GREEN CREEK mile hits, two are triples, three doubl,s. relay by a team composed Ledger Milwaukee 6 Houston 5..12 of and Times File Innings NEWS He is the team leader in t.•tal Cheaney, Barden, Sunday's Results George Hollo- bases with *27, and is second in well, and Bob Doty. San Francisco 7 Chicago 3 NVord ha,4 ,ren received 01 the death of J ohn II, \Villiams RBIs with 13. Another outfielder, Four school records were smash- Cincinnati 5 St. Louis 4 tat Pat Buyer, at a Detriot. :Michigan, hospital: Surviaors' include his fluidi- May 1st and we have had' a reads the team in ed. They were: a 4:21.6 mile by St. Lows 3 Cincinnati 0 2nd RBIs c?, Mrs. Joe of Murray nice rain and it was welcome for with 14. Dave Williams, a 9:45.5 two-mile Milwaukee 3 liouston 2 1st Murray's only other 1r'.. Myrtle .1. \Val! will preside a change as some gardens were .300 hitter by Curt Sanders, a :24.3 in the at the dinner meeting Houston 9 Milwaukee 1 2nd is catcher of the Murray planted and getting dry. Dave Darnall, who has low hurdles by Charles Allen, Woman's Club to lie held Tuesday evening at New York 7 Philaelphia 5 12 in- 8 hits in 25 trips for a 320 aver- and the 1:28.4 time the dub house. nings, lit game in the half Fanners were busy plowing be- age. Home run leader is shortstop mile relay. The First Baptist Church paid itself tint of debt yeterday New York at Philadelphia 2nd fore the rain. Paul Blalock Gordon and Fritz with two. School records tied were: a :15.0 when special collecti,,n ul W153.50 was game. ppd. curie's Utley White were running three Dugan taken up to retire has pitched himself into in the high hurdles by Allen, and the endebtedness Los Angeles at Pittsbur;h, ppd, tractolis with three 14-inett the AM the netv educational annex. plows role of MSC's "ace" after a a snoi" put of the shot rain. each on the by Bob Rev. Robert E. .larnian. si ho, has been the pastor of the Houatun Miller farm shaky start. Highlight of the sea- Boling, Monday's Probable Pitchers yesterday afternoon. Broke some son was his 19 v.rst iltristian Church of the city-if-44r the pa even -strikeout, two-hit The Racers captured all but IC •0 I,os Angeles at Houston night 15 acres after one-thirty. perfarmance in has re .igned to accept the pastorate of the Elm Street Church pitching the Racer three first places in pushing their -Moeller 1-.3 vs. Giusti 0-3. Mr. and Mrs. Torn Gordon's to in 11.: ice-fists la,. North Cantdna. a 5-1 victory over North Da- dual meet record to 5-0. iOnlY game scheduled) children spent the Easter holi- kota. Tuesday's Games days with them. leota. In his latest starting role, Murray. State lost the services New York at (Inca:a) Was so sorry to hear of so he answered with a one-hit, 11- for at least a week of one of its Philadelphia it Cincinnati night many accidents especially Mrs. strikeout victory over Middle leading distance runners when Piltstureh t 'Milwaukee night Lee Steely who broke her hip Tennessee in a seven-inning con- Dave Williams sprained an ankle San Francisco at St. Louis night nut think she is doing fine and test. Through 30 2/3s innings he while running the two-mile against Los Angeles at Houston night ivanting to go home. has fanned 52 batters, walked 19, Southeast Missouri. Williams. who American'-League Miss Anna Gibson isn't doing too 41Iowed 15 hits, and has given _up had set a new school record (4:21- FUEL POOL UNCOOL - Flames from a 65,000-ganon diesel W. L. Pct. GB good but hope she is soon better. only four earned runs. .6) while winning the mites short fuel storage tank at Pasadena, Tex., rn the Houston Ship Ns se York ...... 44--7 - -41-amigen Miller isn't feeling too- -Other pitching leaders are Jim- time earlier, definitely, will miss Channel, roar to the heavens, making that fire fighting ap- - Cleveland 12 8 .600 1 la good, doesn't have any appetite. my Jacobs. a big righthander, who Saturday's dual meet at Lexing- narattis silhouetted In the foreground look mighty futile. Minnesota 14 10 .583 1 12 Mrs. Ellen Hodges is able to has a 2-0 record, and reliever Ken ton with University of Kentucky. Los Angeles 11 9 .330 2 12 go to church again. She walked Mt redith. who is 2-1. .‘ Chicago 13 12 .520 3 to see us one day last week. Boston 11 11 .500 3 la The first time in hie years. - We Mental illness* occurs at all Kansas City , 12 14 .462 4 Isz were glad to see her. MSC's tennis team saw its win- ages, including chilith.aid. It is Baltimore 10 1.1 ,.455 4 1 2 Others visiting the ning streak stopped Millers since at 11 matches estimated that there are more Detroit 9 li • 450 4 12 the last news were Mr. and Mrs. when ragged Southwestern MURRAY LOAN of than half a million mentally ill CO. Washington 4 16 200 9 1,2 Charley tuip, Mr. and -Memphis scored a 6-3 104 W. Main Mrs. Frank victory over chskiren in the United States St. Telephone PL 3-2021 Sykes. Lucille Hart and Mrs. Pearl tile Racers earlier this week. clansified I Saturday's Results as psychotic or border- fiYOUR HOME-OWNED LOAN CO.'' Alexander. The Racers' number one player, line New York 7 Washington 6 cases. Most of -these children Huston said look out (Old Bob Cooper, scored a singles vic- are - Boston 8 Chic3go 3 suffering from the psychotic Timers) he ,is going and you tory as did number five player or Thimesota 7 Detroit 2 borderline cases. Most of these will he a )ear alien Saturday. Whit Wootton. The ',Umber three 'children karissis CO 18 Cleseland 6 1st are suffering from the Blal ock and White are build- doubles team, composed of Woot- psychiatric eland 3 Kan,as City 2 2nd disorder known as ing a new p..le barn. Will soon ton and T,,mmy Higgins, remain- childhood Antcles 2 Baltimore 0 schizophrenia. Only a be hay time with them. ed unbeaten, notching its twelfth wigs small new opplek--SLiters Constance and Reno go to work on a percentage of the Bucy's • FOR FINE FINISHES Sunday's Res,Ats Jerry and Dot Lavender visited consecutive victory. total are receiving fuel pump at an auto mechanics class in Charleston, W. N,sg. any kind of • Air Tight Wood Window tneir parents the past week. Now 11-2 (going into Units v. Lye .7 ,:!1 3 1 liiesesai 2 1.1 today's psychiatric treatment. •.Building• the instructor said they learn -almost tvglcs as fast Aluminum Storm Windows & Door; - rChteazo 5 Boston 3 2nd Caress Paschall is better and match with Tennessee Tech), aa many men I have taughL" is able • Birch. Beech and burin Flush Doors. Washington 4 New York 2 1st to work some now. Coach Jim Harris' netters face Perfect attire for he mother Bert Hodges visited Huston defending OVC alils champ Western •,f the bride for an informal eve- • See jimmy Foley Ne itll ler this 27 Years morning. here next Tuesday. Murray up- ning wedding is a street-length Supply Ilmiard • Building and Lee Steely and ended the Hilltoppers 4-3 in a cocktail dresss with a small, flow- Haruki Allargten plowed here fur 'previous meeting at Bowling ered hat or veil. 623 S. 4th Street Phone 753-5712 Paul and Utley sesterday after- Green, Ky. noon. ' Well yard mowing time is here and that brings on more hard Coach Buddy Hewitt's MSC srk. A message from the a 'Hers captured their third dual Trea.iory of a free is. uple Bull Dog match without a loss when they whipped Southeast Missouri here 121-21 last week. B-ibby English fired a 71 for the Racers white Federal State Market Bill Graham had a 74. Paul Jett News Service a 78. and Wayne McCollum an 84. • KENNETH REED. Reporter How to help Week!) summary Western Ky. Lvestack Markets including May- rielo, Hopkinsvilie. Murray and Open 6:15 • Start Paducah. Week uf April 27 trim keep freedom in al.o. 3. 1962. - Ends Tuesday - RECEIPTS: Tins week: 1.837: se 1.333. Itecelp•-, some caws. 40`,.. stuck isu ers and heifers. Cows fully steads. St Kis: your future for i• steers fully steady. Stock heiters 25 to 75c ..higher. Other classes roily Look MEAN.-Sume pretty 'about steady. mean looking rocket carriers parade across Red Square in afcisso v as S vt.5 the-wigs watch Good and Chaice 700 t • 900 lb. from atop Lenin's grim mausoleum- fRodloPaofo) $4.33 a week slaughter heifers $23.00 t • $25,00-

• era. • Utility and Standard WIN) t $22.00: Good and Ch rice 300 • , 500 lb. slaughter calve-, $24 5O sztoo: FeW. Standard 522.75 to CENTENNIAL SCRAPBOE :52325. The War for the Union 1861-65 in Pictures Utility and Commercial Cows $13_50 t i $1780; Canner and Cut- • Succiases of the armies It', '-re srattered in camps near Chicago, In- ter $11.20 to $16.10; lre.•/14,- shelly No. 161 by Grant. Pop-. Igirnsale awl n inagglis, Madison awl Itolornbus, whers canners Juwn t-. $9.00: 1:16111•• a-A 7 ter down the Missussippi Vii:iev and the the state penitentiary was used. Subse- Cammercial bulls $18.00 t %III • Atlantic cocett .n the spring of 1/462 (Fanny. prisoner-of-war camps were eatab- •Choure 300 to 600 lb. stock sti:. brought the War Department a new, acute- lished at Elmira. N. Y.: Point 1.00kout. 341 ; 30.00 to- $30.23; Good $25.50 to problem that of takini care t•f h:.•frit-s of It.oi•k Island, Illa Fort-Delaware (in the $211.50; Medium $22.75 to 524.50, prisoners the generais shipped itorth Via 1.,•laware Rivers.- Goad • arid ,111taice 600 to 800 1,-tat or train. hatially the Rite' captives were ilven feecWr a t e rs $26.00: In first the months of the rebellion many rf•egilation Army rations. These were cut M • gum .S21.• 25 t $23.23; Gail ,aptured men in the ranks were releaSed eglea on the Northern authorities sought Arid •Ch ,iel. 300 ti600 lb. stock ; :srote. while their officers were confined in I' ,i ,rupel-better treatment of Union men .1'24 ! • $28.50:. Medipm ',as in New York. in the-•_.p.riitentiary at igid us the South. i'n'ter this retaliatory Alt-.o. III , and at Camp C.thass. (M.o. in the :'1).seasa .and dsath inerralwd in S. A ,.. ERS Mii.tly 50 to 75c we'll banildi aatumn_ of Its61 pr.w,ner riga:dams Northam weir prison camps until the ti,tai •- 530 50 to $3323: made more rigorous. Lialace-ani t riAer des.- approximated th'ine in Southern ; ...In to $30.10; Standard them for good tention facilities were built at • .1,-,taisonai isun-" it is stated by:W. B. Hasseltine, -27.00: .. Isisuct in banduakyjday of Lake_ Erie. • . in tati book. ar Pr.aons. • SesELP Few Choiee Those were' made inadequate trail-kis:by • 70 te 100 Is the uffitatant presence KINNAIRD • • :n spring lambs tsie Confederates from fallen Forts Henry $70.04f. Utility ..iirt i •-, (..'".01Ce slaughter pave $4.00 • el silverfish gett,ng you The sum of $4.33 a, wek Donetsue in Teent•see. it was turned-, Mors than 1.4100 priumoz'u were erowded hsto buy As your Bond : tar • - • you a dozen Savings Bonds dollars giow., your an officers' Prison while eelisthil mad fair t art Lafayette 1, I in New.Turk harbor.- dawn? We'll get them got initayear. country uses them to A few years ofthia and you'll preiteet:the'lhingii • be $1,000 Attleriergitanc:s to;. richer.. And to make sure . . of your house or apart- • that you and • - Nothing wrong with being vourlamily will always rich. The enjoy the freedoms _ ment to STAY outl more savings strength which a handful of • 11(01.1ER BRUME We have as in- -brave Americans - diVidottla, set their names to tbe giorwstreastk jet have July 4, 17741.' • a on - • .4; -Get Our Free,Estinser ihr4. •441411410 'Say Paondsj,r MA*Tare freedrimamiw. 0.• .1 sa• .• 'nine other rather re- -ono to make Any*. •• OPENING ,SOON! - • rnarkshle wheels hisis investment you set in Motion ' few dollar!. le We exterminate pests a week' and a. • when you buy U.S. Savings Bonds. America. belief In . • Monday Nites .43 of an kinds at low cost Buy mr•extra Will Be Bond during the Freedom Bond Drive al, • PARTY NITES! Keep freedom in your future with • - KELLEY'S PEST • U.S. Savigsn • _ Make Plans Now for Bonds 1 Ise 1 ••••••• •••• I Your Private ••: I.1 , cr.• mr , Party 1h1313,6875e elln.•.-pro• men I CONTROL Adiertosmig Cowles( anti this newspaper /or llary. potnota. - Call PL 3-1663 Phone Piss. 11•3914

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1962 4 MONDAY — MAY 7, 1962 THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY 4111110111, • IIIMOMPOS• PAGE THREE family and Condo Lisa and C. E. Hazel Rt.2 Stubblefield visited the Ellis Shoe- makers during the Easter holidays Girl scout News and she'. came home with them. News Bro. Lake Riley of Sharpe, Ken- tucky preached at the New Pro- Troop Three of the Murray A beautfiul morning in Ken- vidence Church of Christ Sunday Immediate Girl Scouts met re- tucey today atay ara. riere's hop- and was a dinner guest of the cently and planted a yellow rose • ing everyone will be felling bet- George Linvilles. bush on the hospital lawn. This ter it we can ever have some sun- Our sympathy is extended to is a token of all the bereaved, so much sickness appreciatioa and fte.ft. mine. Calloway and surrounding coun- and so many deaths. beautification to the city of Mur- cultivator, some Most of the sick folks were at Jersey caws, heif- ray, a spokesman said. LOST — FOUND -71171.1) WANTED ties. New scientific product need- Mr. and Mrs. Terry Shoemaker ers. Phone PL 3-3897, Hilman church Sunaay. Mrs. Almous 1 ed by all hotels, restaurants, farm- are at home in their Steele, Time° Collins, Mr. and Mrs. trailer. They Coles at Midway. M-7-NC Those present who assisted ers, service LOST. An stations and all other riamptan Curd, I. E. Anima- bought a lot from Mr. and Mrs. aluminum 3' x 2' sign, PART TIME AGEN'Ta. Larn at PICNIC Rk.s. with planting were Martha, Hen- businesses. Repeat TABLES. 5, 6 or 7 FOOT Billy advertising ,Roper sales. Fast turn- REGISTERED BOXER, 2 YEAR ten silo Jan Muter were among Joe Kingings of New Pro- .Drome, Reward extra hundred dollars or more ev- lengths, don, Susan Kennedy, Linda over. Safes experience painted, stained or un- old male, has had vidence. will be given. Call Murray unneces- permanent vac- the aasent on account of illness. Drive- ery month. Valuable distributor painted. Call PL 3-2450 or 492- Cathey, Jan Reagon, Peggy and In. sary. Your profit is approximately cinatiOn. Phone HU 9-2183. tfnc M9c franchise available at no cast in lie giaa when all are able to be Paula Owens, Troop 100 2560 or see just beyond city limits Leaders, per cent. Keep it all or use won us on again. Sheila George and Kay Miller. friends on a Concord Road or 41 miles from Cut bulb flowers—iris, tulips, commission basis. Mr. anu Mrs. Hampton Curd 4 Write for free city limits on Hazel Highway. FOR RENT daffodils, hyacintns — should have information. World- are visiting Mr. ana bars. Joe H. Other members of the trot p post tine the lower white portion of their YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY Corporation, 175 Fifth Ave., Curd and son. are Dana Johnson, Melissa Sledct, N.Y. 10, NY. stems removed because it prevents I tc PRACTICALLY NEW 7-ft pick- A TWO BEDROOM HOUSE and a Mrs. Glen Farthing and Deana Cheryf-- Jones, Elizabeth (Iowans, water abosorption. At least slit up Ford disc harrow and 2 14-inch four bedroom house on Hazel are spending some weeks with Ann Hart, Gail Starks, Glenda the stems through that fibrous flat bottom plows. Pricedaztteap. highway. Call Freeman Johnson, ner parents, Mr. and Mrs. Las- Doran, Debbie a.utner, and Car- FEMALE HELP WANTED portion and have the water level Ellis Popcorn Co. M9c PL 3-2731. 11-7-C siter Intl, while Mr. Farthing is olyn Hendon. BUSINESS come above it. away on business, first to Ala- PIANOS. New FURNISHED small house on South freeze sandwiches left from a DENTAL ASSLSTANT POSITION and used. Large oama, now in St. Louis, and will stock. Seiburn 12th Street. Call PL 3-3378 alter party for the day you need a open. Give qualifications and three White Pianos, 403 eventually go to South America. Read today's Sports Chestnut St., 2:00 p.m. tfc yuick lunch. references in hand writing. Write Murray, Ky. M12p liars. Jim Allbritten and sister, Box 32-T, Murray, Kentucky. M-7•G DIRECTORY USED HOUSE,. five rooms and bath, Miss May rue Morgan, a,hsrted Mr. Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle HIGH CHAIR and Stroller, garden ready and Mrs. Buddy Carroll and CROSSWORD PUZZLE • LADY WANTED TO STAY IN in good condition. May be seen at to plant. One mile out on children in Paducah last Friday home with 2 children 5 or 6 hours 515 S. 7th Street after 5:00 p.m. Lynn Grove Highway. Call ACROSS 4.rrlppled name IMMO MEM MONO PLaza 3-4817. and Saturday. Mrs. Carroll and t- Mati'• ADDING MACHINES OFFICE a day. Phone PL 3-3025 after 4:00 M9c Map 1-Ntan's name 6-Be prevent MMOM DUO MOO SUPPLIES 4- Fewest chitdren returned home with 7-Wait on and p.m. m8c Mrs. PIRDIM/M ClIZIMR113111 TYPEWRITERS 9-Knave at ft-woody Plant Ledger & Times PL 3-1918 Allbritten and Mr. Carroll came cards WOOMM 5MMOM Sales & Servica 1955 ROADMASTER BUICK, air- 9-Sharing with GUARANTEED Frni.st NY house- NOTICE Sunday when they returned home. 12-Hurried others BOOM MMMO conditioned, all power, 13-Change -Beverage hold jobs. Largest, 35,000 ac- 10 OMM MMMOM 023 Ledger & Tunes PL 3-1918 respected a- John Solmon and Robert Hitt 14-A state 11 -Insane PRINTING tual miles. Call 753-4334 or 753- (abbr.) MM MOM OM of scale gency. Highest pay, 535-$60 wk. FREE FISHING! FREE! of Parts spent Thursday night 99-Note 4535. Parker 15-Likely 21 -Precipitation MEM I31743BE aian Most start $40 and Allac DRUG STORES Ledger & Times PL 3-1918 up. Fare ad- field on Blood River. Pay no One. with Mr. and Mrs. George Lin- 16- Bisthop'• 22-Horse power Boom MIMMIM headdress vanced. Write Domestic, 88 Rock- ville. The Linvilles visited Mr tabbr prawn 221t300 WESTINGHOUSE PORTABLE courtesy of N. B. Ellis, owner. M9c 17-Communist 21- Moiiilted Scott Drugs PL 3-2547 away, Valley Stream. NY ltp and Mrs. Buford Barton and son 13-Before MCMC11410 MEOW dishwasher. Dial 24-Bow TYPEWRITER 753-3674. m8p 20-Turn Inside -Lead Into • MMMM OME ODOM RENTAL FOR EASY QUICK carpet clean- 26 and attended the parade Friday out snare MUM@ EMM MOM! AND USED WESTINGHOUSE ing rent Blue Lustre Electric and visited Noah Holley in the 22-At this place -Man's INSURANCE 3ERV ICE Refrig- 27 24-Compass nieknam• erator, in good condition. Phone Shampooer. Only $1.00 per day. Henry County General Hospital, Frazee, Melugin & Holton Ledger & Times PL 3-1916 JEFFREY'S point 29-Through SS-Deduce .:43-Flock -PL 3-1873. m8p Crass Furniture. MSc Saturday afternoon. The Bartons 25-Military 30- Stan's 27-Postseript 44-Large Gen. Insurance PL 3-3415 assistant nickname (abbr.) 45-Macaw Men's & Boys Walking and Linvilles enjoyed a fish sup- USED AUTO 23-Shallow 92- Express 29-Serf 47-River in PARTS Shorts - Sport Shirts per Saturday night. vessel U-Church 40-Conjunction Wales , A TWO BEDROOM LADIES READY TO WEAR HOUSE on ELECTROLYSIS 29-Seed bench 42-Possessive 49-Regret for the Graduate Mr. and Mrs. Rumuel Giles and .0(K)-gallon diesel Autrey Auto Salvage .; Hazel Rd. North 18th extended. A three bed- container 14-River in nab' pronoun 5U-Before Litt -tons PL 4-403 i.,111401011I Bair Remo. all son were weekend guests of Mr. 10-Chopped he Holiston_Ship Parts For All Models - PL 3-3758 room house in Plainvieir Acres._ finely — Consaltation- - No Obligation and- Mrs.-- Hardin - Criles..Mr.-- and 11 fire fighting sp- For your Rea Estate needs and 1 2 OK 4 5 gli 7 ataill11 KLIP & KURL BLDG. Mrs. Odell Lamb and family were 23-Sudden ik mighty futile. investments contact Freeman fright 108 Park Ave. Sunday dinner guests. Johnson, Realtor. PL 3-2731. Fulton, Ky. Mrs. Eula 34-Man's name NUINIIII14 Phone 1235 Wells, a stater ot Mr. Giles, re- 35-Lair ill II Greatest Thriller M-7-C 36-Parent 15 .$.16 ig FLEMING'S Cynthia Campbell, Electrologist turned to her home in Detroit (colioq.) IAN 17II I 4 1 317-11-P2-14-111-19C 35-Norse god .. IIII after a months visited with the :44:;::::•;'LLEI19 a20 NICE 3 BEDROOM ROUSE in 39-Cut Giles and other relatives in Ken- 40-Declaree Circarama with electric this 27 heat, I tucky. 41 -Not 43-Torrid I3AE large living room, family room, 1.+:111111 CO. haneymean originally was Mr. and Mrs. Chester Simmons 44-Prohibition car port, 4,2 ton air conditioner 46-Skip over a period of hiding in the days and sun of Memphis Pl. 3-2621 were Sunday 45-Anger 11 Igil Orusia $14,250. Can be financed with as when marriage was the young dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. 61 -Man's name Kkillfg; 32 IME33 IAN little ars $500 down plus 62-Wanderer Of CO." closing swain's capture of his'beloved. W. Simmons and all called on Chf:M IINI costs. 63- Possessive re.35 37 pronoun Mr. ancl Mrs. Hilton Williams Sun- U A NICE SHADED LOT on South 54-Fema l"" ivIIII II The diamond as an engagement day' afternoon. (i•olloq ) " lON M CIIArTrn handal go right off the disl a moul"Ti^ce. A tall man in Ilth Street extended 75' x 243', ring first achieved popularity in Jan Miller has had German V.-Spirited 611 Sil kti white ducks and a very a ide 52100. horse ina °au). TSo pay a call on ,f,,:•:•:41.V41 FELIX LEITER brouela from Italy where there was a legend measles. 'Mrs. I. E. Allbritten and greyhound." mesh singlet appeared on deck EXTRA NICE 3 56-Born 111 looked the ocean BEDROOM HOUSE .4.*:...... , Will I ma luggage what that its sparkle came from the daughters were recents guests of DOWN "0--- 47 • • • and observed them through on Miller Avenue, air 44 43 4.a like a caniefa in a portable conditioned, fires of lave. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Hatcher. 1-Perlod of ...., launch took binoculars. .... FINISHES IE HOTEL electric heat, garbage dis-posal, Leather case. "Hire. give me Miss Mariana Shoemaker of time 51 :trat.32 Window Units them westward from the He called something to the extra nice patio, a Rand," he said to James Bond. $13,900. 2-1 ince MKiiiiii:tiltRM came and stood at Cover a tiny block of wood with Charleston, South Carolina spent around track Vindows & Doors harbor, past Silver Cay, Long sailor, who NICE 5 ROOM FRAME HOUSE 54 :_*•••:•:M wrist watch a soft cloth 3- C..neerning Kt).:M Leiter took off his the top of the ladder down the dampened with polish last week in Kentucky with her .5.55ion .7.450imis _uan Flush Doors. Cay, and Balmoral Island, and South 8th Street, on a 100' x 340' it'" or 0101111 and snapped on what eppeared their to clean furniture crevices. sister, Mrs. B. C. Stubblefield, United Featare Syniicate, inc. round Delsporte Point. starboard side. When lot, gas heat, and lone Distr. by waren. lie -long hardwood floors, it to oe another launch came alongside, the man ith 27 Years Five miles farther down the garage, priced to sell. RJbeaUi the "camera" by its strap over called coast, encrusted with glittering cupped his hands and Realty. his left shoulder. "Now run business, seashore properties the boat- down. "What is your HE CAN PLAY PrWs,WALTZES, e those wires from the watch up 753-5712 man said cost 400 oounds per please? Have you an appoint- PARTS for all electric shavers. C140TTI5i4E5...ALL SORTS OF my sleeve and down inside mz foot of beach frontage, they ment?" Lineya Jewelers. J-8C I HIN65..YOU KNOW,TAEKINDOF two AAUGH! 'coat. Right. Now these rounded Old Fort Point and Bond called back, "It's Mr. 200 GALLON DAIRY COOLER, TuNesTRATPEOFtEugEIDNEAR small plugs go through these came upon the gleaming white Bond, Mr. James Bond. From milk tank, 1 De Level double unit holes in my coat pocket and and dark blue ship lying with New York. 1 have my attorney milker, New Holland No. 67 hay into the two holes in the box. an inquily to mahe two anchors out in deep water here. 1- have baler, No. 56 New Rolland rake, , Got it? Now we re all fixed." Palmyra, Mr. Lat.'s, s Just outside the reef. Leiter about 2-raw Dearborn corn planter, C- Leiter stood back and posed. property." v•hiatled. He said in an awe- Farman tractor with plows, Disc, "Mae with a camera and a wrist struck voice, 'Boy. is that a "One moment, please." The cultivator, mower, mounted pick- watclt." He unbuttoned the flap piece of boat! I'd sure like to sailor disappeared ano returned er, rubber tire wagon, 7 ft. tandum of the camela. "See? Perfectly have one of those to play with accompanied by the man in good lenses and all that. Even in my bath." white d,ucks and singlet. Bond NANCY a button to pres.s in case you by Emilie Buslirsallerr Bond said, "She's Italian. recognized him from the police have to seem to tak a picture. clown Built by a firm at Messina. description. ile called But in back of the make-believe AUNT FRITZ' IS Thing called an Alitirato. She's cheerfully, "Conic aboard, come SHE I CAN'T there's a metal valve. a circuit, got a hydrofoil under the hull aboard." - MAD AT ME AND HASN'T and batteries. Now take a look STAND and when she gets going you He gestured for the sailor to HASN'T SPOKEN IT'S SO at this watch. And it is a SAID A let this sort of skid down and go down and help fend *the TO ME IT watch." ALL DAY SINGLE NICE TO she rises lip and practically launch. Bond and Leiter climbsd He held It under Bond's eyes. flies. Only the screws and a out of the launch, and went up WORD HEAR HER ladder. "Only difference is that Its a few feet of the stern stay in the 0 IN FIVE • VOICE very small watch mechanism the water. The Police Commis- Largo held out a hand. "My HOURS AGAIN and that sweep second-hand ts sioner says she can, do fifty name is En11140 Laz go. Mr. a meter that takes the radioac- knots le calm water. Only good Bond? And .. ?" tive count. Those wires up the for insfiore work of course. but "Mr. Larkin, my attorney sleeve hitch it on to the ma- they can carry upwards of a from New York. Actually I'm chine. Now then, You're still hundred passengers when they're Enghati, but 1 have property in wearing that old wrist watch of designed as fast ferries. Ap- America." They shook hands. yours with the big ,phosphorus parently this one's been de- -I'm sorry to bother you, Mr. numerals. So I walk around the signed for about forty. The rest Largo, but It's about Palmyra, room for a moment to get the of the space is taken up with the property 1 believe you rent owners quarters and cargo from Mr. Bryce." barkgrounci count. Theta' basic. the %op U S Pet 011 -4/1 course." The COOK All sorts of things give off space. Must have coat damned "Ah, yes, of • Int 5,...I E5 ------radiation--e4--motwe sort. Arid 1- mar a epiarter of a million!" beautiful teeth gleamed warmth and welcome. "Come on down take an occasional glance at my The boatman broke in. -They to the stateroom, gentlemen. watch - nervous type. am! I've say on Bay Street rhat she loin' L1L' LINER I'm sorry 1 am not properly got an appointment coming up. gii after the treasure these next dressed to receive you." Now here, by the bathroom, all few days or so. All the people SOME PORE,MIZZUBLE The, big brown hands caressed -TO GIVE TANK that maid is giving off -some- that own share in the gold come FAMBL','i4DOGPATCH, his flanks, the wide mouth Ti-4ET IT thing and my watch Is register- in a fete -days ago. Then she GONNA DROP DAID— SO COULDN'T turned down in deprecation. ing positive, but very little. spen' one whole night doin' a POSSII1iLY B.EuS, "My visitors usually announce Ai-4 CALLED A YOKUN1 Nothing else in the room and final recce. They say is down ON themselves on the ship-to-shore. FAMBLY ACCOUNT I've established the amount of Exhume way, or over by Wat- DINNER TO But if you will forgive the in- WE. IS TOO background interference I'll ling. Island. Guess you folks ORDER--- formality .. ." Largo allowed have to discount when I start know that's • where' Columbus HEALTHY!! the phrase to die on the air and to get hot. Right? made him first landfall on this ushered them through a low "Now I come close trp to you skis of the Atlantic. Around hatch and down a few alumin- and my camera's only a few fourteen ninety somethin'. But um steps into the main cabin.. inehes away from your hand. could be anywhere down there. Therubber-lined hatch hissed Here, take a look. Put your They's always been talk ofttrea- to behind thin. watch right up against the sure down 'mongst the Ragged It was a fine large cabin counter. See!. The aweephand Islands—even as far as,Crooked paneled in mahogar with a - is „ getting all excited. Move Island. Fact is she sail out deep wine-red carpet and com- your watch away 'and it Irises southward. Hear her myself, fortable dark blue leroher club Interest It's those phosphorus right until her engines died ... a chairs. numerals of yours. Ref-hen-lb* away. East by. south.east, I'da the other day one of the watch say." The sun shining through the compluiles withdrew an air slats of venetian . blinds cnier, tr.04v, your boatrkftn spat discreetly pilotie watch frbm the Market the broad square ports added l'the' over the side.s"Must be plenty thingm a touch of gay light4o an other-. ' bee:ilia° the Atomic Energy hSap of treason,. With the cost ABBIE AN' SLATS make surf:. Wise rather somber "aril maaca- by &Wolin Vas Rome people 'gat fussy? Same thing. of that ship and all the money will always •' They thought thls particulaf lint room, its long center table they throwing 'way. Every time MESSAGE. Fort i'0111;i4 ONE FROM AUSTRALIA-OWE JNHEt4 I NEED YOUR handful of watch.with the big phos- littered with papers and charts, a. she go to the% Boiling' Wharf .3014a1 FROM AUSTRALIA flif FROM SINGniRE -ALL ABOUT ADVICE, I'LL arta% to on glass-fronted cabinets contain- L EPI-IONE phorescent nglerale•MaiallyLng 4cjbth'S backed BATHLESS Gkrx,c,INc;';TE- t-4144.r 14:,40•54))-4;••••r--r••i' • 1:11.07" AMY) LT4SILE.S, ASK -I-Oft IT-- stg AfKlifirsItiteG SERVICE HAS EWE „viva; trIK. sasttai. f51 -- ANT PM of gums and of.heinWeipo , ail Yett AND FOR. In vim good for , .Bond vald eaftwally, 'Which PAYING CUSTOMER-9W'IHAT CUSTOM- I • underwater div- PACKED AWN* EiJOUria5 if! merit sr a final blark rubber ; Of coursa"—Leiter patted night was It they did the' ER HAS 1f1M ON 24-HOUR SERVICE APPLES FOP_ is ing suit and aqualung suspend- ONE belief In the camera case—"thiri'is Rape- recce!" ed; almost like tke skeleton -in SEASON! , eial job. Most types give off is aNight after she holled. a sorcerer's den, from a rack clicking pound, and if you're That'd be two nights ago. Sail in one corner. prospecting for uranium, which round six." is the, big market for these ma- The blank porthole,g. of We chines, you wear earphones to ship watched them approach.. A Bond and Leiter can gat. aboard the Disco. but can try to pick op the stuff unfrer- sailor polishing brass round the ground. For this job we don't curve of the enclosed dome that they get off without tipping need anything so sensitive. If 'Was the bridge walker' through their hands In the deadly game? Continue -Thunder- we get near where those bombs the hatch into the bridge and ball" here on Monday. are hidden, Una damned sweep- Bond could see him talking into

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PACT:. FOUR aeon THE LEDCrR & nmrs — MURRAY, KENTUCKY TVA Newsletter Mrs. J. B. Burkeen PLaza 3-4947 TVA announced today it will nests. They • scatter their eggs begin on May -16 to apply a chem- along rocky shorelines and are ical weed .killer to 1,500 not acres of seriutisly affected by water milluil in water levels. lower Watts Bar_ Slowly rising levels a n d upper Chickamauga are not harm- reser- ful. but a sharp drop -yeas. Water milteul- might ex- is the silo- pose eggs before they mersed plant hatch and which nas increas- thus destroy them. ingly interfered with fishing, boat- As of the last -tar-and other week in April. recreational acovi- water temperatures ties during the past ranged from few years. 43 degrees in The weed Watauga Lake to killer, 2,4-13 in gran- 59 degrees OCill C81•11041 ular in Guntersville Lake S form, will be applied by Stabilizati ton will begin, lake by helicopter and about two weeks lake, when the water %stains Monday, Ma/f 7th will be required, with good up %yew.- IC) 65 degrees. The WSCS of Bethel, Brooks LEDGER nen to cover the THE & TIMES area. Operations- Chapel, and Independence will begin in Metho- the Piney River em- dist churches bayment of will meet at the Watts Bar Lake. parsonage TVA at 7:30 p.m. said that at the rate of • • • application planned the herbicide will have The Annie Armstrong Circle of HAS no adverse effect on PERSONALS the First Baptist Church WMS fish and is harmless to man and will meet at an i Mrs. J. H. Walston has returucii the home of Mrs. Vernon cide.Seventy-five-five home from spending Nance at 7:30 p.m. tons of the herbi- a few days • • • containing 15 tons with her daughter and family, of active Mr. The Kathleen GOT Jones IT! Circle chemical, will be requirjed. and Mrs. Phillip H. Murdock and of Water son, Jimmy, of the First Baptist Church WMS milluii not unit' i•as in- Madisonville. Mrs. Murdock will meet at the home of Mrs. terfered with recreation. TVA was confined to the hos- said. Myrtle J. Wall at 7:30 wipe* but it also has provided pital while Mrs. Walston p.m. rum—A crumpled bus spells the end—tor a favor- w a s • • • aVashingten now, at least—of a tour able habitat I here. f...,r senior students of R. B. trip to liar Lie rius.s produc- Is Worthy High School, Saltsville, tion of The Lottie Moon Circle of the at Charlottesville. Va. Three studer.ia Va. The scene the malaria mosquito. The of 42 injured were hospitalized plant • First Baptist Church WMS will from the sp11L appears- to grow in water as ,gle.-ep meet at the home of Mrs. Eugene as sufficient light will Tarry with Miss Frances Brown penetrate. In the clear water of HOG MARKET as cohostess at Wutts Bar Lake it 7:30 p.m. Mrs. grows in water Codie Caldwell depths up to 15 will be the pro- feet, usually gram leader. reaching the seater surface about Federal • • midsummer. State Market News Serv- •. TVA ice, Monday, May 7, Tuesday, May 8th biologists have found that 1962. Ken- 2.4-13 tucky Purchase-Area The West Hazel Homemakers granular herbicide is Hog Market most Report including Club will meet effective against water 9 buying stations. in the home of milfoil Receipts Friday Mrs. 1'. W. Nesbitt when applied in the spring and Saturday at 1:30 p.m. while totaled This is the plant is growing 1.678 head. Today Bar- the meeting to elect offic- Areas vigorously. rows ers and of The granular and -Gilts are steady, all members are urged to Interegt material 23 sink.; to the higher. A few be present. bottom and slowly releases No. 1 180-220 lbs. $16.00-16.15. • s • ‘ithme.ehrerphiorteiiiioan ac,oriitihnde ihpl;n7: of, No. 1, 2, and 3 180- • nd 240 lbs. Circles $15.50-15.75; 245-270 lbs. of the First Baptist $14.50-15.50; Church WMS TVA will use depth recording 275-300 lbs. $13.75- will meet as fol- equipment 14.75; 150-175 lows: I with Mrs. Charles to locates ,t he limits at lbs. 813.25-15.50. Mercer No.- 2 and and II with the milted, beds since the 3 SOW .5 300-600 lbs. Mrs. A. L. Key at plants V11.50-.14.00. 10 a.m.; will not be visil_ala_ from Boars_ all_ weights III with Mrs. Iflolly_Keys. the surf- g8.00 and - I--acem—in M a y. Cardboard -11B0. TV wilit— Mrs. R. H. Falwell carton at 2:30 floats sell! then be placed p.m. to guile • • Me helicopter pilot in applying Murray the graoular herbicide. Star Chapter No. 433 TVA Order of the Eastern asks that the public co- Star will operate hold its regular by not disturbing- these meeting at the floats. Masonic Hall at The floats will be placed 7:30 p.m. two • • • to throe days prior to treating snd The Murray will aid the biologists in Manufacturing Ls- Wives Club sessing results for several will hold its dinner weeks meeting SMITH - CORONA after treatment has been at the Triangle Inn at com- p.m. 6 pleted. Hostesses are Mrs. Benny Special Simmons. Mrs. Jackie equipment has been de- Stubblefield, -,.•. i peal Mrs.- Chester Thomas, ter the 1,, t oh r which and Mrs. .v:11- James Vance. permit an ever, distribution i f the • • • ADDING MACHINES gra...... e• over ea,...11 sWath. Th. Weaneaday, helicoe- er car. carry er. May 9th ugh T it e Pottertown 2.4-D to treat six acres Homemakers before Club will r,:loac:ing. meet at the home of FROM Mrs. $129.50 Water milfoil is Bryan Overcast, 511 Whit- not native to nell, the Tennessee Vailey at 10:30 a.m. but its ex- • • plosive spread from a few plants The in Watts Bar reservoir Kirksey School Parent- during the Teacher past few years proves Association will hold THE that the final its LEDGER & plant will thrive in meeting ..1 the school TIMES waters of the at year region. thi• school at 1:30 ' NUCLEAR TEST 'OSS—Mai. p.m. All The requests parent; and patrons that boat dock op- Gen. A.. D. Starbird (above) of the school erators - are urged to attend. and the general pu6lic Is in command of Joint Task assist in •. • curbing its spread to Force 8, or -Operation Dom- unaffected inic," Thursday. OFFICE portions of 'traits Bar the nuclear tests set- May 10 SUPPLY , ir other The Dorothy lakes. Extreme care up In the Pacific. Circle of the First ,h.iuld be Baptist Church WMS taken. TVA said, to will meet see that at the home of all fragments of the Mrs. Art Lee at p:ane. 9:30 a.m. DEPARTMENT are not inacivert:ntly trang- ported to • • • other areas on fishil 103 N. 4th gear. b ,ats, g The Flint PLaza 3-1916 or boat trailer:. • Baptist Church Wom- Alms an's Missionary Society will hold "Everything For The Humboldt. Its regular Office" Tenn.. municipal meeting at the chorea electric at 7 p.m. system, yesterday May It became the fourth TVA distribut- or to adopt the Norris Centennial Rate Series, lowest of four TVA retail rate schedules. Customer •avings are estimated to be $17.- 000 ,he first year tile reduced rates are in effect. her systems Do using the Norris You Know DINING AREA rites are Alcarn Why in living room as der-it:it d•fined F..!eetric geometr.c by a rug patto-ned v. h design. Rug colors are zip rr.oderrt Power Association, D.-:atio. (-tom tablecloth and orange , Ala.. chair seats. and Newborn, Tenn. There are hundreds Humboldt already was applying of cleaning solvents and Small the next-to-lowest petroleums ancLColorfully Patterned TVA rates. The used Rugs system's more than 3.000 custom- by prefossional cleaners: ers yet Sanitone is Serve Variety in 1981 paid about $180.000 the only Of Decorative Needs less for electricity than they would one recommended by any have paid clothing manufacturers? Ey under the averagerates JOIN O'SULLIVAN prevailing over the Nation. The THE very il•test thing in Use It to tef.ne a spe new rates will increase total I magic carpets ,".f.c that an area rug. entered and sav- is the 'area area-- say the ings to more than $300.000 dining section used solo. plays up the beauty a year In a combination living-dining What ii `it" of wood floors. Just what It •room. TVA fisheries biologists RECOMMENDED 1.ke- From a budget a n d BY - - - - THE HOUSF a rug that covers Point point of view, hydraulic ingmeers OF SFIMIN a relatively Of Interest the have begun small area and area rug can also he used -their annual covers Use it to cad attention to spring recording ot it se ith inter's!. to cover the marks of heavy reservoir an architectural feati.rs:. such water. temperaturos to, P.F.COMMENDFD I ill- The Bill • traffic on wall - i or III - - - as a fireplace. or to highlight helpensure a successfdl WORSTED-TEX is .• - should„we say worn-%orn" Ii s ti so popuThr• Re- a group.ng of •pawn in TVA fiae furniture carpeting No wonder tae pop- lakes. Twice a .1. fills the bill ou se' era! 'A rdc they measure counts. ulanty as soarine new water tem- RECOMMEND1.11 ' Homemakers peratures . - - have alsia found heights. It. in nine lakes whim - HAMA/VH[1i has ra any `uses! gives than the data they need to predict when fish will „pawn through ,ut the :TVA RECOMMENDED IJY system. - - BOTANY 501 The critical tempe-rature is 65 degrees F. measured Ay! !.• •, Le- RECOMMENDED BY - - 1 vi..the surface. When the. water - JONATHAN 1.0I1AN reaches this trmperature. bass, crappie. and other nest-building vevcie- - 0'^ Sanitonc is gin the - reproduction recommended by these and many procese. which usually Vste about more out- Vaal •seke. Nests" are • . standing clothing 'built in OFFICER ACCUSED —Richard manufacturers because shalloily -atei along 'he shores they know of. Howard (top:light), 44, a that the lakes -•and arc therefore- • %Ail- . Chicago Policeman, was Sanitone makes your Mkrablc:-"to a drop clothes last longer! in water. 'level..4 charged with murder in the !Sauget. arid watteee clo• fatal A • not! bui.e. shooting of Alfred ••• Johnson (lower),' 19. after , I the youth and a companion MAKE YOUR,,' - were forced to the curb by. fasvo-ae YOUlt APPOINTMENT AT t) . - - WARD11()BE ..1110 ' • -to", , sr. Unki.k! • • k. stepping from the car. How- •FAYE'S ard :It was off duty at the time.. can't lcok its best unless it is cleaned?the Sanitone way! SALON OF I Al 44,401h .,•• • • S Styling • Tinting • Manicures • Facials Lees Carpets • and LAUNDRY 'COLORFTL MOSAIC square pat' ,rn of Permanent Waves . . . done and Platt) BORDER of rig help.; to arid Patricia by " (rug focuses attention on pareast im- ' Nerman - Sharon Roland . por tines to $ po.lit fireplace. - Carolyn Hopkins BOONE'S CLEANERS Fave II. Fan-is, Owner •Pisesse 753-3191 South Side of Square 500 Maple St. PLaza 3-2552

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