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The Ledger and Times, October 3, 1963

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The Afternoon In Daily Newspaper God For Murray We and • Calloway County Trust 411 1963 MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. LXXXIV No. 233 United Press International IN OUR Illth YEAR Murray, Ky., Thursday Afternoon, October 3, • *REORGANIZATION OF WINSLOW PROPOSED Gene Landolt Makes Hootenanny To Industrial Foundation Ma Mrs. Woolfenden Speaker At Several Are Charter Presentation Be Held Tonight At College SUB Gene Landolt, Murray, interna- Invest In Firm Up Junior Shaken tional coordinator of the Here The Murray State College Student Audubon Region Meeting presented Chamber of Commerce, • Council will present for its fall 111 • the JCI charter to the recently or- The stockholders of the Murray-- duct is used on all Ford cars and •'Traveling Hootenanny." nt Tow. Springs JCC at event, the Mrs Lester B. Woolfenden was Iroan of the Murray Garden Depart- In Accident ganized Dawson demand for Calloway County Industrial Foun- , trucks. Recognizing the popular 3t, first I the welcome and Mrs. the charter night ceremonies held dation met in a called session last' Winslow is now one large com- the guest lecturer for the seven- , ment, gave folk music (blue grass gospel, con- sevelt on Friday night at the American at the Murray City Hall. pany, with the local branch being teenth annual meeting of the Au- James McChesney of Damon temporary, and traditional) the pro- night riatitute automobile accident involving Legion Post Home. a part of it At one time the local dubon Region of the Garden Club Springs gave the response. An gram will consist of top folk sing- Glen Doran of the Board of Trus- S twice cars occurred one-half mile The state charter was presented company was a subsidiary of the of Kentucky held at the Woman's Mrs. B C. Harris of Murray gave three ers instrumental and vocal groups. tees presented a question to the ord. pa, of Kirksey on Highway 299 by Dr. Fred Rainey, Elizabethtown, California plant. Club House with the Garden De- a report of the Credentials com- south The cast is composed of the Mod- stockholders to determine if the at 240 p. m., ac- president of the Kentucky Junior Leonard Vaughn, who is a di- partment as host on Wednesday. mittee. Mrs. Jack Kennedy is the on Wednesday ern Folk Quartet. Bessie Girffin Foundation wished to participate to Trooper Charles Ste- Chamber of Commerce, who was the rector of Winslow, representing a The speaker's lecturer took the Audubon region horticulture chair- cording and the Gospel Pearls, Knob Lick In a proposed reorganization of the of the Kentucky State guest speaker. group of local stockholders in the form of a Travelogue with exhibits man and is a member of the Mur- phenson Upoer 10.000, Lynn Gold. and Mas- Winslow Engineering Corporation,. who covered the crash. Larry Depp. national director pre- , company, also spoke to the large of varied artifacts Her home in ray Rose and Garden Club Police ter of Ceremonies, Louis Cottlieb, The reorganization of the com- involved were Noble Cox, sented the national charter. The , group of stockholders in the Foun- OPaducah is unique with its artistic A special decoration for the man- Persons formerly of the Limelighters. This pany "i be on a nationwide basis • of Kirksey. driving a 1950 &meters were accepted by Donald dation last night He told the group blending of wildlife specimens and tel was made of driftwood, red age 66, cast -has been featured on the na- and v ill include the local branch James K. Polk York. fkinipton. president of the Dom- of the products which are pro- craft works She and her family gladioli, and sage with five Cardinal 1Pord pickup. tionally televised "Hootenanny." of the company which hires 100 of Route Three, Benton, Borings Jaycees which has 26 duced by the company. He emphas- have traveled an average of 5,000 birds representing the Kentucky age 65, ani The Hootenanny will be held In local ^ers"ns. was 1967 Buick. and Euin Mag- charter members of the Winslow miles each year for twenty years bird The downstairs mantel driving a the Murray State College Auditor- Thu Onseholders last night voted and collecting native ob- adorned with a massive harvest ar- ness Beach, age 39, of Route One, filter,ied the quality "birding" ium. tonight at 800 p m. The tick- to corS !II,f wih the survey which driving a 1940 Ford pickup. Olen Doran returned on Wed- jects which she utilizes as acces- rangement Mrs. Lester B. Woolfenden Kirksey, ets are $1.50 in advance and can Is now underway to determine if decorat- driving a 1949 nesday from California where he sories in her lovely home. Eac,h of the tables were was be purchased from Student Coun- the Foundation will participate in fall to Stephenson as Cox ' discussed the proposed reorganiza- Mrs. Woolfenden who is a native ed with nosegays of flowers According cil Members Tickets may be bought the company in the amount of $150,- on the with Winslow stockholders. of Westfield. New Jersey. told of with transparent butterflies made was going south he stopped $1.75 tion at the door for 000 visited the visits to Canada, the East Coast, by Mrs Fred Gingles The speak- Murray Hospital pavement York then Cox in un- IMayor Holmes Ellis also The show, one of the most Two other groups or persons also Florida. Mexico, Hawaii, and Trull- er's table arrangement was of mul- the rear with Cox being knocked in re- , California plant usual and interesting events plan to possibiy invest in the com- rare to ti giant marigoids. — 68 the road through a fence for • i The local Foundation was form- • /pad. She had many items -colored Census -- Adult - - off rent Western Kentucky history, is Diversi- approximately 100 feet. pany in the same amount ed in Murray to help to secure new show. Her husband is manager of Mrs Dewey Ragsdale and Mrs. Census -- Nursery - - - 8 distance of to draw a large crowd from expected fied Industries of San Francisco and Murray and Calloway the General Analine and Film at Hugh Houston were the co-chair- Patients Admitted From Monday Beach then hit York after skidding areas. industry for , Murray and surrounding Albert Maloney of Nashville were is Catvert City. men for the meeting. The steering 9:35 a. m. to Wednesday 8:45 a. sa- to the left with the right side of his 1 County and raised 8160.000. It identified by Doran as the other all A special guest for the day was commiNee was composed of Mrs. Mrs James D Erwin and baby truck being damaged. [.understood that practically two prospective investors. they come Mrs Gone Combs of Hazard, the A. W. Simmons. Jr., Mrs. Harold girt Rt. 3, Hazel; Noble Canady, Damage to the Buick was exten- pledges are being paid as Rally Day Set is auccesstuf die state president of the Garden Club Douglass, and Mrs. Humphrey Key. Rt. 1, Buchanan, Tenn.; Mrs. James sive and a passenger in that car, If the venture due. interest the propos- of Kentucky, who gave greetings to Mrs Fred °triples and other mem- H. Garrison, Jr. 512 Irvan; Mrs Miss Fannie York, complained of A.I new) rtinrCh F'oupdation would leceive When the survey on received a cut of seven and one-half percent Or of the plant has the group bers of the Garden Department J C. Dunn. 1100 Vine: Mrs. James, sight injuries. York. - — ed reorganisation Cox and Beach were it scold receive stock in the com- been u.11111yleted, the stockholders of Rev Lloyd Ramer, minister of the worked with the oomnsittees. Nick Horton and baby boy. 1007 on the mouth. Sunday, October 6. ha-s been set 2. up, but no visible injuries pany for Its $150,000 the Foundation will be called to- First Methodist Church. gave the One hundred and fifteen persons Farmer: Mrs Walter Steely, Rt. alulken as Rally and Promotion Day in - for Stephenson said. The Winslow Engineering Corporation gether again to cast a vote as to Invocation Mrs James Byrn, chair had reservations the luncheon. Hazel; Luther Shaw. Model, Tenn.; were reported. the Church School of College Pres- 214 Miss Glo- Cox truck was also damaged in both manufactures filters and filter ele- whether they wish to invest 8150.000 • Bob Ward Woodlawn: byterian Church. and rear. ments Its highly successful pro- , in the industry or not ria Faye Aldridge, Rt. 3, Puryear, the front A soecial program by children of Tenn.: Miss Diana Babette Elkins Use Nursery and Kindergarten De- Hardin; Wade Causey, Rt. 5: Mrs. partments will be presented dur- Joe Miles, 312 So. 8th, Bin Parker, Koufax ing the Opening Exercises at 9:30 Tenn; Walt* Steely, Pitching Of Rt. 3, Dover, O'clock Mrs. Jesse Johnson, su- Between Lakes Rt. 2, Hazel; Mrs. T. Rafe Jones, of these departments. perintendent At- 1308 Poplar; Mrs. Ronald K. will be in charge Ward Pressing wood and baby girl. 719 Liebennen, Gives Lift To L. A. Dodgers SS parents and friends are given Earnest MoDon. Paducah; Fintress ire",11 a almond invitation to be present. . gal. 306 So 3rd; kers. Dalroy Melton October 6 also marks World Wide Mg was as fast as Sandy. ils For Model, Tenn: 0. D. Parrish. New By LEO II. PETERSON Communion Sunday which will be Paradise the right now it is Concord: Mrs. Paul Purvis and baby Sports Editor But — and Wor- UPI Downing observed durfng the Morning Decision 'but" of the series — Early Mrs. big girl, 186 Illinois, Paducah; ITS — Given a ter- ship Hour at 1046 o'clock, when No. Is a rookie in all but the purest Russell Moss and baby boy. ME rific lift by the sensational record the pastor's theme will be "The technical sense and will be appear- 8th: Mrs Headley Thweatt and baby strikeout pitching of Sandy Koufax. Church " There will be re- in his first series Same Not Fallible boy. 76 Hardin; Mrs. Virginia Lo- Dodgers sent World ing The Chancel TVA the 1947 have the ception of members Sportsman, s'nce Frank Shea In uise Chambers, 707 Pine. Benton. against of Dallas Series-tested inexperienc- Choir under the direction 24 Yankees called upon so Interstate Patients Dismissed From Monday today On first-time starter heavy E Heenan will sing. Wednesday 8:45 a. m. ed a pitcher to carry such a The Between-the-Lakes area of game and bird refuge, to make it 9:30 a. m. to in an effort to make it two straight Mrs Charles Paschall. Rt 2, over the New York Yan- load. western Kentucky in a few years attractive and useful. Some areas victories Koufax looms the route for Mrs. Robert Lofton, at. At the moment Funeral For Wes ultimately will decide may be one of the nation's great would be set aside for hunting Puryear, kees. series Beale Hotel; as the mighty man of this .the 196-mile highway to connect recreation areas—but don't lock for "One of the most challenging 6. Benton; Nat Ryan. In the wake of Wednesday's stun- Is Today 4: Miss — the mighty man of many a World Lipford Nashville, Tenn., and St Louis. Mo., cabins or pic- the Mrs. Henry Blakely, Rt. ning 5-2 triumph in which the 11 .any air-conditioned opportunities lies in possibili- Series to come, in fact. I and to extend some 111 miles thro- Lula Holland, 300 So. 6th; Mrs. golden-armed Koofax set a series W. B. I Wes) ture-windowed restaurants. ties for outdoor education in the Manhandled The Yankees Funeral services for ugh western- Kentucky. of the James Etheridge, 1303 Olive; Rex strikeout record of 15. the odds- today This picture of the future biological sciences, including applied ' the greatest days of lipford. age 79, will be held Ramsey. Rt. 1. Dexter; Mrs. John the series to even Not since narrow strip of land between Ken- forest and wildlife menagement," makers reduced pitcher so man- at 2 p m. at the Max H. Churchill There has been strong local ores- Rt. 2, Golden Pond: Mrs. Bob Pelleehbas a tucky Lake and the soon-to-be fill- he said. Rhode, money They established the Yan- Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Nor- sere in Kentucky to route 1-24 near 72. Dexter; and handled the slugging Yankees as Bartley Lake was drawn Wed- Pointing to the nation's rapid Asher Jones. Box kees as 7-5 favorites to win the officiating. Murray and Mayfield, rather than ed 1715 did Koufax en route to his 15 man Culpepper Valley Au- baby girl Jones, John Nance. second game, however, which would a member as now planned nesday by Tennessee population growth and resulting in- . five men in The deceased who was ;near Princeton, Fanner; Mrs Hal Barrow and baby the teams winging to Los thority Director A. R. Jones crease in demand for recreation fa- send betting order failed ot the Sinking Spring Baptist boy 711 Payne. the Yankee Residents of the Murray and May- The TVA chief told the Padu- ditties, he said TVA regarded the Angeles all even at one victory the fifth Church passed away at his home to hit. a ball fairly until told by Deniocranc roth Rotary Club, 'TVA can make Between-the-Lakes development as each. Two Tuesday at I field areas were Inning. During that amazing span on Murray Route recleation fa- The Dodgers carried a "we told gubernatorial candidate Edward sT. of this an outdoor one designed to meet this national when Knofax had the Yankees gap-, 7:20 p. m. so" attitude iron norlay's sec- Breathitt this week that 'Well build cility at a type which does not ex- need you down-breaking curves' Active pallbearers will be J D. ing et his 1 our own," four-lane arterial high- the Yankees — *let today on this scale anywhere Win ond game while full second late at Wilson, Joe Tom Foster. Oren Hull, Dodgers and ewincing a States" despite a healthy remect for the Bynum. and 'way through the heart of the Pug' in the United his fast halls 'ronv Kubek. Bobby Dick Scarbrough, Dees has fireballing Koufax — were confident chase area if 1-24 bypasses titei President John F. Kennedy Calls Received By Richareson, and Mick- Brooks Moody. Honorary pallbear- for $4 million to they would draw even todev and go Euther section. aaked Congress Second Game ey erootle isseh struck out twice ers will be Dr. D. H. Ray, of the tract's Fire Department on to win their ?let world cham- W. E. begin development •es, oss Mg.'. tanned once. Not Williams. Henry Anderson, Hopes that I-34 might still be acres and 300 miles of po- pionship in 38 tries and 170.000 a single Yankee hit a ball • out of Humphreys, Herman Jones, routed west of Kentucky Lake were tential shoreline and Jones pointed Odds Are Even The Murray Fire Department ans. The Los the infield until 's Will Washer. raised by Breathitt's use of the word steps must await that NEW YORK Set Although today's odds favored the Me- out any real single in the fifth and the Dodger Buriel will be in the Murray wered a call at 2:04 p. m. Wednes- Angeles Dodgers won the second experts were in- appropriation. Yankees, many only one putout all morial Gardens with- the Max H. day to extinguish a fire on East game of the 1963 to- outfield had "To get a true conception of clined to believe that it is the Churchill Funeral Home in charge But Ward said this indicated no Maple Street near the railroad track. day 4-1. ' two a key ad- Ward this project." Jones said. "you will Dodgers who now have have been a sec- at the arrangements. Henry conflict between Breathitt and the It is reported that shucks were be- double and a solo homer by Bill There couldn't have to discard all your ideas about vantage—the advantage of send- -house Highway Department He said there and some got out in Los Angeles ond guess in the Yankee club Ky. 111T — Com- with their lodges and hag burned Skowron sent the ing a 'claesic clutch pitcher like FRANKFORT, an 'if" since final 'public parka and there wasn't. today ran still remain the grass The firemen extinguish- Dodgers into a 3-0 lead over New a 22-year old left- George E. Catlett missioner Henry Ward said air-conditioned cabins." Podres against sum up the entire game determination of a route IS up to ed the fire by using a broom. York behind the pitching of John- "You can that the state Highway Department Instead, he pictured Between- hander Who will be appearing in said manager : the federal government Another call was received by the Podrea, In one word: Koufax." On USS Catamount Is pres.sing for the earnest possible the-Lakes as a place planned for ny series competition for the first time. the ' "This hatlebeen died before," department on Tuesday to a left . "He was great all of Interstate 24, a place just to fire T. Davis Tripled to deep Podres, 31, Is an old Yankee to- decision on location are pressing for public use, not as way. There's nothing you can do COAST OF SOUTHERN CALIF. Ward said. 'we car that was burning at 203 South center field in the Eighth ecor- of so that a decision can be made on look at or to visit. menter and, with his big variety pitches a game like — George E Catlett, the earliest possible determination 12th Street The fire was out on ar- W Davie for the Dodgers four when a man (FHTNC) improving existing roads in the "The shoreline of the lakes will trig breaking pitches and change-ups, USN, son of of a location for 1-24 so plans can rival of the firemen. started for the that against you." siirnalman third class, area. boat harbors with docking runs. Al Downing Is especially difficult to hit when Purchase concerning other highways have "His greatest game?" smiled man- George Catlett of 212 Ash St., Mur- Roads be made interior there will Yankees. he seen only from time to 'time. .Th e U. S. Bureau of Public facilities. In the ager Walt Alston of the Dodgers. ray. Ky.. serving aboard the dock in the area." of various sorts— This aocounts for his splendid re- doesn't go be campgrounds "How can you tell with Koufax- landing ship USS CATA.MOUNT, He said that if 1-24 those who come by trail- cord in World Series competition and Mayfield. the places for He pitches so many good ones. But is participating in extensive amphi- through Murray and sewage fa- Is contrasted with season records in in those areas er, with electric Convention this one was a good one because bious maneuvers conducted Sept. existing highways places to accommo- National League competition that elcilities; other we won." 16 through 27 off the coast of Sou- will have to be modernized. prefer to live in Held Last Week are seldom much above the .500 money date those who Neither manager planned any thern California. "We don't want to spend wagons. and trails mark, however, if these tents or • station changes in his second-game line Dubbed "EXERCISE MERIT on modernization, more remote sections Johnny will enter today's genie by Into the even The Calloway Agricultural Stab- BADGE." the operations are de- roads are going to be duplicated to pack in with with a 3-1 mark in series compe- for those who want ilization and Conservation County signed to provide training in am- I-24." Ward added. and camp in relative tition, including his never-to-be- did sleeping bags Convention was held Friday, Sep- phibious landings, replenishment-at- He said Breathitt's remarks said. forgotten 2-0 victory over the Yan- isolation," Jones tember 27. at 1000 a m. at the Report sea exercises, shore bombardment, not indicate a difference in think- director also discussed kees that gave the Dodgers the 1955 Progress The TVA ABC Office to elect a County Com- surface- and sub-surface reconnais- ing between him and the depart- of the area as a be- series and the only championship the development mittee to serve for the 1964 year On New Hospital sance and Marine maneuvers a- ment. they ever won while in Brooklyn. ginning September 30, 1983. shore. "Breathitt has said that if elect- also beat the Yankees, 8-3, All duly elected delegates from Podies Twenty-two Pacific ships and ed he Would rename me highway In that series and had them popping Progress on the new Murray Hos- each community were present. more than 13.000 men are taking commissioner so I'd still be in charge to the ball into the air throughout pital for the week of September 23- Weather County Committeemen elected part in the training exercises. of the road program." Ward noted. 27 was reported today. The wea- serve are: H B. Fulton, Chairman; most of both games he pitched. operates out of San 1 fair to partly cloudy with CATAMOUNT Royal S. Parker, Vice-Chairman; Sport. 14-12 Record their was Report 40 and a high of 78. Diego. Calif. Osro Butterworth, Regular Mem- Podres had a 14-12 NI, mark and a low of United Press Intereatlesiel were busy on the first Minor Accident Is ber, Otto W."Chester, First Alter- a 3.55 earned run average this year. Lathers plastering done on the [ nate; 011ie C Hall, Second Al- A 22-year old medium-sized left- floor and Saddle Club To Reported Yesterday Western Kentuccy M oat 1 y floor. Plumbers working in ternate. hander. Downing has more impres- second sunny and mild today and Friday. are working so Insulating of heating Organize Monday RACKETEERS County &SC Farmer-Com- sive season credentials than Podres. boiler room. A minor accident occurred at cooler tonight High to- the appear- The Fair and hard at giving admin- Brought up to the Yankees from and water lines carried out. Brick North 16th and Olive Streets in tonight in mittee is in charge of local County Saddle Club day in the low 80s Low ance of being respectable in the being laid. Electricians working on The Calloway Grill on Wed- istration of such national farm pro- their Richmond farm club meet- "HERO" TO JAR — Hank front of the College the upper 40s. businessmen that it is hard floor and men working on will have an organizational grams as the Agricultural Conser- International League on June 2, first Thompson, a hero of the old nesday. According to the City Po- to get evidence on their ing at the City Hall Monday. Oc- Porgram, the Peed Grain Downing won 13 games arid lost elevator. New York Giants baseball lice. it was two Murray State Col- 5 a. m. (EST) temperatures: Michael J. Murphy, vation tober 7, at 7:30 p. m. • The crimes, Pro- only five. He has four shutouts and Carpenters setting curb forms. team a decade ago reflects lege students and they settled it • 61 Cov- Program. Conservation Reserve additional in- Louisville 64, Lexington 's police com- SheetMetal men installing ducts in Anyone desiring Police did gram. National Wool Program, Ac- struok out 171 batters in 175 innings. Billy on past glory from a cell in between themselves. The ington 57, Paducah 61, Bowling missioner, tells the Senate house Laying bricks over formation. please contact reage Allotments and Marketing Before the Yankees saw Koufax pent Houston, Tex. He faces a not get the names of the persona Green 50, London 56, Hopkinsville Investigations Subconunittee windows on third Morgan, Tom Banks, or Bill War- Quotas. Commodity Loans and Stor- Wednesday it was fashionable in bridge Cilasing 10-year sentence for robbery. involved. 50, Huntington, W. Va . 60, and in Washington. ren. Facility Loans. their clubhouse to say that Down- floor. Evansville. Ind 58 age

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3, 1963 KISTITDcEr THURSDAY — OCTOBER as TIMES — MURRAY, TIER LEDO1114 seventh grade, Gary Ballard and Preliminary Beverly 1!1.M.IteF.; elglth IP7S4.1. !sCh Faxon Winners Duncan and Michael °leaky. Angie Cause The winners from tine group will LEDGER & TIMES Named Last Week be crowned in • special ceremony THE Ine—. Z. by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. ma October PUBLISHED Times, id The Consolidation at the Murray Ledger, The CallowaY West Keobscloe wry Of Helicopter Insies-Hereld, October 20, ISIS, Sod the The preliminary winners in the 1, 1942 King and Queen contest at Faxon Read The Ledger's JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER Dense Traffic Sobool were tinnotuiced Prlday. Septanbee 2111. Letters to the Editor, We reserve the right to reiect any Advertising. They are as follows: Ping grade, Classifieds opinion are not for the best in- or Public Voice items whit*, in our Betty Andrews and Rloicy Stewart; terest of our readers. By VERNON SCOTT ECOIld grade. Deborah and WITMER CO., 1500 Theresa NATIONAL REPRESENTAT'IVES: WALLACE UPI liallgareeil Cessimpsneemat Steve Harper, third grade. Le Bide., New Weir, N.Y.; Madison Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; Time & ere — Residents Futrell and Eddie Roberts, fourth It kioL,Lywociot and Toy Wil- ANNO_LINCIDIC Stephenson Bldg., Detroit, Mich. of suburban Broolorood oanntlain- grade, Ionia Jones Jane Lyons and SSIOn 0.1 hooey holisoplor Ironic liams, fifth grade, Entered et the Post Office. Blum. 1RiCck.Y. for trahlaht log abase NOW Second CSassMatter. In the neighborhos con libune Dennis Wallace: sixth grads. irseetr- W. AVAILABLE beautiful Angle Dickenson who la Williams and C. Nesiql: in Murray, per week 2Cle., par SUBSCR/PTION RATES: * Carrier takes nude sun baths. &chaining counties. per year, $4.50. Shoe- .1.1••=11 14•••••.1 month 8.50. In Calloway and No nudist. Angie is a believer 40,108 where, WOO. in the all-over tan. spending sev- FOR CORRECT la the up the ^The CCidshisellag Civic Pisan of • Ganimually eral hours • week sopping ITEMS her back yard. TIME and btlegrtty of its Newspaper- Suit in WITH THE While the advantages of nude TEMPERATURE OF THURSWAY — OCTOBER 3. 1963 sun bathing over. say. Bikini sun DAY OR NIGHT ADDITION bathing are somewhat nebulous. Angie insists • girl with all-over INSTANT 753-6363 ORDER SERVICE News bus appears USW lir clothes. DIAL COURVISY -From The 'sating along too Quotes "You aux iNor gowns with plung- Finance Committee aren't iguy —Democrats on the Senate PRESS INTERNATIONAL ing neckines or low beets without TAX 111,1. big tax cut bill. Vance Hardt. oat). In- at By UNITED with regard to the House-pawed Premier Ho- about the white marts harmoniously to 50 days. Albert Gore (middle). Algiers -- Former Algerian Vice Warrying wanted hearings at once, and limited bill PEOPLES BANK MICHELET, expiain- diana, said he tor • rush Job." He said the that Premier Atuned Ben left by • lathing suit," she resist "administration pressures Ait Ahmed. warning his rebels Tennessee, said be would Douglas trisikti, Ildnols, said HAROWARE re ed -and wheat you go to the beach to big taxpayers. Paul STARLI to try to quash their uprising: was riddled with loophole, favorable Ws WV' Bella would use force -you can weer a variety of swim suite delay used as a means of defeating Murray, Hy. tfc you are just as courageous he did not want *undue "You know how to shoot and without bothering about an uneven - - of your sons, if they es- if not more so than I am. The best Wire caped death, are now in prison." No Barbed Now about those helicopters? "a statement of U.S. policy": , WARRINGTON -- From -It's really funny," she laughed States in South Viet 'it 'remains the policy of the United "I grab a towel and cover myself the people of ttuit couniry Nam . to support the efforts of the minute a helicopter comes in- --e.. peaceful and free society.' to defeat aggression and to build a to sight. And you'd be surprised how "soldier" Joseph of them fly over, then turn WASHINGTON — Former Cosa Nostra many of his boss: around and fly right back again." Valachi, describing the mobster killing his gun. Angie doesn't wear a bathing Maranz.ano got wise and went for "Sstratore suit in her yard for the very prac- They got him." tical reason that abe doesn't have a swimming pool. However. she is Ralph Houk, on the NEW YORK — Yankee manager surrounded by extraordinarily high Dodgers: World Series defeat by the Los Angeles fences and walls. one Word: KOUfax." haan't found it nec- DT Can sum up the entire game in •So far she essary to put up baited wire Neither have her male neighbors come running to borrow • cup of alto- Years Ago Today V0d4 when Angle 13 in the Ten when the door- LEDGER & TINS/ FUR "It's • problem bell rings.- she said -I grab a towel they over- and make a run for it. When I Tigers started slow but soon The-Murray High don't have a towel with me I Just Fulton and On a last quarter whelmed the Bulldogs from forget about It." take a 26-0 victory. splurge scored four touchdowns to Movie-goers and televiewers will representative of the Bank to ap- Ray Brownfield. agricultural nqt have an opportunity State College were tan um her Murray, and C W Kemper of Murray preciate Angie's golden of Department will be seen at the meeting of the Garden nest agSsearunces. She the gikat speakers -Bob held on Thursday afternoon. ?Mal night in the new of the liturrity Woman's Club dinner meeting Hope Show- and later this year Mrs. J A. Outland attended the Dr. and playing a nurse in -Captain New- Association heki at the Irvin Cobb of the Kentucky Welfare man, MD. with Gregory Peck. evening. Hotel in Paducah on Wednesday High Fences Morris on the Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Doyce Under contract to Universal. of their new son. birth Angie stretched out on her dress- ing room divan and bemoaned the that winter is around the cor- Ana-wer to Y•irt•ediy's Ptszil• fact rwo xrw sea affsgrain CROSSWORD PUZZLE ner. -I love hot weather and lots of C ROSS JODY"- detelli88 hill-so Men et my levetpal is-Eterakile sunshine," she sighed. 'A girl looks Bilitisrpritiosaroilltaispitislossl 1 -Identical I! It's Just. out—tbe Jetatar 88 aeries . . . comparison to the famous high. device better when she has a tan At least You're looking at Otdansobile's new high performer—jetatar &.-,..i (NMI 11-Fuel Super 88. It introduces a brand new Km- and I certainly feet powered by the famous 394-cubic-inch %wire V-8 Engine, feattues performing Dynamic and 1S-If:alt errs I think I do. 88 in all! 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oft • THURSDAY — OCTOBER 3, 1983 AGE KM fit LILDGER a TIMM — PIVIRMAY, ICIINTEICZY Mrs. Bryan Neale and son, Jerry. • • • Mrs. Harley Craig PERSONALS Tripp Drake, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Hostess For East Mrs. J. B. Burkeen - 7534916 Dear Abby s' Personale Bob Miller, is attending the Uni- • • • Hazel Homemakers or 753-4947 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Denham and versity of Kentucky. He is a junior The September' meeting of the children, April and William Scott, studying engineering after having FAA Hazel Homemakers Club was 8191 Commodore Drve, Indianapolis. attended Murray State College for held in the home of Mrs. Harley Ind., were the weekend guests of two years. Belle! Craig his mother, Ws. Dolphus Denhsun • • • • She's Not A Fast and Mrs. Herbert Eight members were present and and family. Mr. answered the roll call with their Denham and sons. John and Mart, Bob L. Key favorite hymn. of Providence were also gisiesta fir tasan•-.1 Honored At Dinner Ab4pil Van Buren Mrs. Age Hale and Mn, Leland ..••••••=••••• Use weekend. • • • Alton promoted a very intervotine' talk on the'lsgy thini mek- L. Key was honored with a Mrs. J. I. Hosick Bob lesson on "Helping Your Child tog. She also told birthday supper on Satur- SOCIA( ALENDAR the difference Mr. and Mrs. Bob Neale and surprise Learn the Use of Money." They in the making of pottery the 1101110 of his Presents Program and Mina. children, Bruce and Susan, of day evening at DEAR ABBY: U people wonder year rime letter, may I add a said to teach children to spend Thursday, October 3 Mrs. Hosick who had done much parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Key. For Magazine Club Huntsville, Ala., were the weekend morals have hearty Alstr-N! without being wasteful, to awe The Town and Country Home- research on her subject present were Mr. and IsCrs. where the teen-age illustrated guests of their parents, Mr. and Those at • • • Inthout being stingy, and to share makers Club will meet at the home Mr. and Mrs. Joe gone. all they have to do is look Mrs. 1164401goilkicnted the her talk with placards. Mrs. Pete Farmer arid Mr. and Tellue Howard. what they have with others Kiagmty, North what they have given us to go by. DEAR ABBY What do you think were et Mrs. Nd lath program at the et Ur Hargis. Mrs. Merl Baker, Mrs Tho- • married objectives of the lesson. Street. at 7:30 pm. with Mrs. Ro- Members V.hat are we supposed to think when of a man who has been Magazine Club held at the home brought some interest- mas Ise Armstrong, Miss Prances band Games and refreshments were bert Hopkins as cohosteas. presided. Twenty members were all the advertising reeks of sex, and four years. wears the wedding of Mrs H. W Churchill on Cardinal ing pieces of China and glass to Armstrong, Henry Armstrong, Rev. covers enjoyed by the group and the • • • present. mothers dress their daughters like baulltht for ban but who meet- Drive on Thursday September MI the meeting. Reich gave the history and Mrs Bonell Key and son, Mr. ring' ing adjourned to meet Temple Hill Chapter No. 511 Or- The hostess, assisted by Mae littie Lolitas1 Who do you think are It im Completely with another with HIM at two o'clock in the aftienow and Mrs. Bob L. Key and children, Leland Alton in Octoher. der of the Eastern Step will hold tiliewarttleivir Riece she...jmoufiti Wear, served delicious the -heroes" around town now? DEAR SUSPICIOUS: I Ws* , re- phillip Wayne and DeAnna Lynn. • • • its regular meeting at The speaker gave an excelled. Mrs. .1. A. Outland, president, I'll tell you—Richard Burton. Chris- be's probably revering up mom the Masonic freekenents to the group. and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs Key. Hall at 7:30 p.m. tine Keeler and Mandy Race-Davis. than a wedding ring. - tre , , g.t „wow-- - - — • • • Mrs. Hunter Love • • • • I assure you I am no prude. but • Group In I'm glad my parents equipped me Hostes For South of the First Christian DEAR ABBY A member of our tweets CWIP will with some decent. morals meet with Mrs. family just came tack from his va- Murray Club Meet Llene landoit at 8 pan. Prettiest-walking What's SEVENTEM IN strl.FAST, stacks! your favorite stacked heel height? We cation with a hair piece. He has been Mrs Hunter Love opened her • • • have It! Mid high on a T-strep MAINE home on Poplar Street for the Sep- pump, low on a new moo, mid low • as bald as an eagle since he was The Girl Scout Neighborhood on a sleek little 'tenon. Colors to su;t DEAR SEVENTEEN: And to tember about 30 and he went around like meeting of the South Mur- meeting for all registered adults everyonel As seen in Pon-,-• -01e. that for years. then all or a udden, ray Homemakers Club. will be held at the spout oshin at az the age a 55. he Is sporting a "Teaching Children the Value of 9:30 am. Potluck Supper full head of hair. It isn't even his Mane,'• was the theme of the ma- • • • $799 & $899 color When he did have hair it was jor lemon presented by Mrs. Char- The Watt Pork Baptist Church HeId By Classes sandy brawn, but this wig is golden les Foster. Woman's Missionary Scciety will Mrs. John D. Lovins, The Harvest and Poundational brovm with red highlights in it. I president. meet at the church at 7 p.m. presided and announced Sunday Elchool Classes of the First don't have to tell you how ridi- that An- Friday, October 4 nual Day will be TODAV...TOMORSOW..."ft Baptist Church held a )otrit meet- miens he looks When we first ass held at the Wo- The Grace Wyatt Circle of the RRIFIC man's Club House on Thursday, tog in the fellowship hall of the hitm we thought he was joking. er College Presbyterian Church will I October 34. church on Thursday. September 36, perhaps wearing it on a dare, but meet at the home of Mrs Bill War- Refreshmente were at six-thirty o clock in the evening he thinks it looks great. We love served by the ren, Sunset Drive. at 9:30 am. . this guy and wouldn't hurt his feel- hostess to the eleven members and • • • A potluck supper Was semed Mrs. fries for the world, but how can we two guests. !flaky Cavitt and Mrs. The First District PTA Pall COn- Matching bag Has tax Bethel Richardson, president of the tell him that he looks terrible' Ralph Slow with the latter becom- ference will be held in the Student Harvest Class. gave the welcome. , His RE/Art y-Es Ira a new member. Union building at Murray State DEAR RELATTVES: if he want- The October meeting will be held College at 10 am. Thanks preceding the meal was your opiniori be would have at the home or Mrs. S. C . Colson.. y Mrs teacher of ed Court6411271AW'Yantien °e"tailerf Wiloodcritti the Poundataonal Class. Mrs Myr- ...aeked If really "love" wArnillericanhave i'iraige.ima I3 ees si kg I atw th me tie Wall is the teacher of the • • • • I West Fork Church Legion Harvest Class WMS Holds Meet 8 am. and closing at noon. DEAR ABBY: T am puzzled as The Wonian's Missionary at A to how a lady can preemie to give of the West Pork Baptist Church litemaay, October 7 advice on shaving I will be 56 on observed the week of prayer for The WEIC8 of Bethel, Brooks WANTED my next birthday and have been home missions with a special meet- Chapel. and Independence itethe- MEN AND WOMEN shaving since I was 17 In the peat ing at the church. dist Churches will meet at the as years I shaved on a day and U "Who Is My -Neighbor" a-as the parsonage at 7 pm. • • • JOIN THE FASTEST I had to have a second time I would theme of the program presented GROWING FIELD TODAY need to carol an anesthetist I be- with Mrs. Leota Norsworhy as the Circles of the WMIS of the Pint lieve you are about as qualified to leader Baptist Church will meet as fol- air, advice on shaving as was my Others taktng part in the discus- lows: Kathleen Jones with Mae. IBM vcungest son when he was 17. 1111111en sion were Mrs. Estelle Esell. Mrs. Hunter Love at 716 p.m.; Lott* AUTOMATION asked him if he'd started to shave R. J Burpoe. NOrs. Richard Arm- Moon with Mrs. Pordom Outland BUSINESS yet he replied. -Gee. Dad. I've been strong. Mrs. Harry Bell. and Mrs. and Annie Armstrong with MrL We tram an key punch, tab :,a' shavmg for two years now and cut Pestis Story. Harvey Bondurant, Jr., at 7:30 p.m. Our studerits • • • and computer. myself both times.- Respectfully, • • • better with thia training Mans in this field. Write J. L. I... ppor.iinities • • • now fur interview Include heist READ THE LEDGER'S phor.e r..xTit3er. PERSONALS MI. What's on your mind" For a per- PCTM Box sonal reply. send a self-addressed, Murray ans going by bus to Louis- * Open Friday e o This Newspaper starnPed envelope to Abby. Box 33e6. CLASSIFIED ADS ville to attend Fraternal Day at Night 'Til 8 p.m. I Beverly Hills. caw-. Freedom Hall on Sunday. 8epann- bet 22, were J H Perkins, R. H. I Roteloins, fla E Douglass, W. g. Clark. Bon Canter, Charles Farris, Bruce Ferguson. Ira Kemp, Mr — NOW IN MURRAY!! and Mrs Aubrey idairr, Mrs. Franc- es Churchill. Misses Jane Watson, Chertlyeme Fair, Diane Tana/err% and Shirley Stroud. Mr and Mrs. FAMILY SHOE STORE Aiderdice. Mr and Mrs A. G Hart. Mr and Mrs A. B Whee- ler. Rev J. C Ricks. Ralph Berk- MURRAY, KENTUCKY GLENN C. WOODEN, OwNvh BAKER'S DOZEN ley. and Charles Pitman DONUT SHOP'

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OBER 3, 1983 THURSDAY — OCTOBER 3, 1963 THE LEDGRR & TI RE% BlIVIII1111 161131?131OTLY PAO! e and son, Jerry, Conference and how these ewer- 132 Attend MYF I lences were shared by men of all Faxon Junior Beta n of Mr. and Mrs. Meeting Recently races and nationalities from the Uni- an Club Has Meeting Lending sections of the ty. He is a junior eountry. ring after having Others participating in the pro- One hundred and State College for thirty-two gram were Rev. Paul T. Lyles, Paris The Faxon Junior Beta Club met MYP members and interested lay- District Superintendent, Rev. Istris Friday, September 27, to elect new linen with their pastors attended Shanklrn. pastor of the bed officers. They are as follows: the September meeting of the Mur- church. Marieta Evans, president President, Patricia Wilson; vice- ray Sub-district Met:balm at Youth the local WE+, Patricia Jones, Last president. Barbara Brooks; secre- Fellowship held at the Indepen- da and Brenda Parker, Wayne mud tary, Pamela Susan Duncan; trea- t cience Mettiodiet Church. Charlotte Jeffrey; reporter. t Dinner surer, appetites Gary Burkeen, Ronnie Hapldna, Satisfy autumn John Rama Pectins. the Paris Vicki Greenfield; etairman of ac- withWhat a Carl Ellis. anti Charles Planer!. - b.4 district delegale to the Fifth Quad- tivities, Paulette Morris. on Elatur- supper rennial National Methodist Con- President Robby Spillman took All were present and members 4lte0 the home of his ference held at Mlisneapolls, charge of the business 'session. The also the prospective new members Mrs. Albert Key. was the guest speaker for the youth. Bethel, Brooks Chapel. and Inde- from the wreath grade. Franklin sere Mr. and Mrs He commented on the place of pendence charge received the at- Jones, principal, togitained the re- dr. and Mrs. Joe ...iouth in the church of today. He tendance banner with et present. quirements for joining to the sev- FRESH PICNIC STYLE Baker, Mix. Tho- 'Remarked that youth were willing Rev. Lyles commented on the need enth graders. m, Wes Frances to work and must be given the for an increase in MYP and giving r Armatro.ng. Rev. chance, contrary to the ancient In the district. and Mr. Key son. thinking that young people are the and ohtldren, Key church "tomorrow", they are the The next sub-district meeting will Lynn. id DeAruaa church "-today". be held October 34 at the Kirksey lb r. and Mrs. Key Methodist Church. Mr. Perkins told of his exper- After the meeting refreshments iences at the National Methodist were served by the local church. ORK ROAST 25 I f

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TRVRSDAY - OCTOBER 3, 1963 THE LEDGER & TIINIEB - MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE SEVEN 3, 1963 •••• CARD OF THANKS of kindness shown during the re- We wish to take this opportunity cent loss of our loved one We es- MALE HELP WANTED jto express our sincere thanks and pecially want to thank all those appreciation fur all the kindness and who socked so hard in the rescue WA-EITEb-MALB HELP. Age 18 sympa:hy snovm us during the be- effort, the ones who furnished boats reavement to 45. Permanent job with old re- of our beloved husband, and motors, gas and oil, food, mon- liable firm. No experience necessary. father, arid grandfather, Mr. Rome ey, and for the beautiful flowers. Elkins. Must be sober and reliable. Answer Your warm hands and comfort- Especially we want to thank Dr. ing words have meant so much. • In own handwriting, giving age, full Hugh Houston, Mr. Max Churchill, The family of R. H. Jones IT history, references last place work- Dr. H. Chiles, the singers, the PNIMPININIM C. ed. Write Box ;12D, Murray, Ky. callers, those who contributed to 01111•1•••••.••••••••••! WE HAVE JUST received a large 030 the memorial fund, and the ones ._- 1 0Jt _ A-L-1 quantity of electric heaters, any WANTED mina who sent flowers. food, and cards. C _ -1 size that you might wish to buy. / The Family 11P We bought these heaters where we 10 2-BEDRCOM TRAILERS Clean, FOR, ALL YOUR Electric heating SEE IBM TRAINING opportunities can pass on a savings to our cus- LADY TO SHARE modern home Clean, clean, 1055 Streamline $14435. and house wiring. call Cyrel or Billy the Amusement Page next t01 CARD OF THANKS tomers. Also we have Just purchas- With widow. Nominal rent, private on Me Travel Home $1506. 1.966 Prairie Wilson at Hazel Electric. Phone 0-4„,c We would like to express our sin- ed several hundred dollars worth bedroom Call 492-3785 or 492-3782. movie ads Scooner $1795. 1963 Star 50x10' $3.- ROUTE 492-2011 or 492-1816. 0-3-C 0-8-C cere appreciation for the many acts of new merchandise that we are 405. Consider guarantee and value. sellinget least orip7half price. We Wile* 1967 Dodge truck 2-ton bobtail REROOF NOW. ROOF REPAIRED are your complete electrical shop in for pulling house trailers, motor in or replaced. Built up roots hot or Murray. For anything electric See WY'S excellent she, $ass. Mathews cold, shingle or gravel roofs. All or call Dill Electric. 753-2930, Mur- Trailer Sales Highway 45 North, work guaranteed. Call 753-6170, Tri- ray's only complete electrical: shop. CHEVROLET Mayfield. 0-21-C NEEDED State Rooting Co.. Industrial Road, Jet-smooth Luxury give service while the '64 We you Murray. 1!:. oOc man MERCURY Pour-door with over- other sleeps. 0-4-C AT drive. 1951 model, good condition. ONCE! MEETING BEGINNING at the No rust. Cali PL 3-4764 any time Pleaatuat Valley Church of Christ AQUA CHAIR and couch. Good after 5 p. m. 0-5-C • October 6 through 13. Sunday morn- condition, $25. Call 753-2929 after ing services at 11:00 a. m. Services 114 1 CHEEKOKEE AltaIninum fish- 3 p. m. 0-3-C Apply In Person 7:30 p. m. each evening. The public eing boat, holaclow trailer, mark 25 is invited to attend. 0-3-P h. p Mercury Motor, $415. Call at the REFRIGERATOR 753-1575. 0-4-C and electric stove. 007'033E1R SPEDIAL price on Will sell cheap. Call 401-3463 0-5-C hearing aids, no salesmans com- 57 PONTIAC motor. 56 Chevy V-8 mission to pay, old line since 1930. motor. 56 CliMC 6 cylinder motor. DUPLEX WTTH ONE apartment on LENER & TIMES Extra small eyeglass tetnple, smooth 1940 Cadilac transmassion. all in second floor, $160 per month In- and powerful, tiny behind the ear, excellent condition. Phone PL 3- come. Close to down town. brick 3-4 or 5 tranedsters, body aids. 5868. 0-4-C veneer rionstroction, good condition, FOR RENT Super email, all new and guaran- priced for quick sale teed Used aids from $1500 for KEEP your carpets beautiful des- NICE MODERN three bedroom spare Come in for hearing test free. pite constant footsteps of a busy home with garage attached, on sew- COTTAGE ON LAKE at Lakeway Save 'a in office in October. A M. a family Get Blue Lustre. Rent elec- erage. brick veneer, loan only $11,- Shores. Modern, T.V. Will sleep two Bell 306 W. Washington St., Paris, tric shampooer al. Crass Furniture. 000. or four. Phone 436-3503. I-28-p Tenn. 1TC 0-5-C 15 ACRES OF OPEN land all tend- ROOM. Large, for one or two, pri- W YOU ARE interested in buying able on black top obout 3i.2 miles PARTS FOR all makes of electric vete entrance. ground floor. close or selling your property out. only $4500 Galloway Insurance contact Sam shavers at Lindsey's Jewelry. N-4-C in. Phone 7b3-3425. 301 N. 5th St. Beaman or Wayne Wilson at Wil- and Real Estate Agenc::. Murray, son Realty or call 763-3263. N-6-C PORTABLE ELECHRIC heater, Kentucky Phone 753-5332. 0-5-C 4600 watts, 320 volts. Good General - 6 ROOM HOUSE and closed in I WILL NOT BE responsible for Electric apartment size refrigerator. porch, located on Ilth St. Days call debts WANTEDJ any made by my wife. Oat Phone PL 3-1738 or PL 3-3666. 1T0 FEMALE HELP 753-2895. Nights 753-3870. 0-5,-C Bazzell. Hazel, Ky. 0-5-C - •- not 71960 NASH STATMAN.35.000 act- EIEF 113M TRAINING opportunities COTTAGE ON LAKE at Lakeway I' Nikr• LEE will be re9bbb- sible for any debts made other than ual miles, one owner, good tires. Lb' Amcsement Pr.ge next to Shores, modern, T V Will sleep two 1.1.-E, by myself. Signed this Sept. 30. 63. Call PL 3-1556 after p. m.0-3-C at:a 0-4-C or four Phone 436-3593. W. G. Lee. 0-5-P

FOR LEASE LOST & FouNn IS YOUR PLUMBING system in Modern, two-bay service station well located for local and US Hay. need of repair. If so then call traffic Necessary equipment for operation available. Outstanding Taylor A: Sykes Plumbing Repair business opportunity for qualified person. Phone 753-5424 for fur- LOST-white gold diamond ring by Service, Concord Highway. Phone ther information. Murray State Cheerleader Saturday 753-4500. 0-16-P ASHLAND OIL & REFINING COMPANY night at football game. If found Bonita Shockley NOTICE TO CREDITORS P.O. Box 649 Murray, Ky. please contact at Chapel 7-1286. Liberal Reward. 03C ADMINISTRATION HAS BEEN GRANTED BY THE COUNTY- COURT UPON THE FOLLOWING what's so special about it? ESTATES. TO WIT:- Besides looks, re and power- itfOitery George Upchurch. Deed, (it's so reasonably priced) Mrs. Maggie H Upchurch, Murray, explaining to do, of four smooth transmissions to go with them. Kentucky, Administratrix Kind of leaves the high-priced cars some Chevrolet's fresh- And underlying it all, the opulent feel of this'64 Dec'd, wouldn't you say? Long and luxurious-with a DON Loyd D. Hurt, Jet-smooth ride. Larry Hurt, Murray, Kentucky, christened look. Richer roomy interiors with subtle new Matter of fact, the most noticeable difference between Administrator colors and fabrics. Like the ultra-soft vinyl blendings of this beautiful new 1964 Clievrc,let and the high- hY BLUNT Anna Bell Shroat, Dec'd, upholstery in the new Chevrolet Impala Super r,vei pi1ilisbed by Avalon Books: 0. Coo, priced cars is the price itself. . byssio.ouji Charlie Shroat, Murray. Kentucky, Series. istribittid by king Ssaturan-Syndie.i.. Sport CHEVROLET Let your dealer show you how much luxury Administrator A choice of seven engines, no leas, with out- WHAT Hilg HAPPRNED that reasonable Chevrolet price now buys. Inside the warehouse, th.agb , made this interview Wayne Howard, Dec'd, up to 425 And a choice Mai ,t, silos, for • }Ob more im- put all the way hi)." 'optioned et cans V sw.rame. offi,.e mien,si rim, io were as neat and clean as the portant than R. Tellus Howard, Murray. Ky, the others 1 nad CORVAIR & CORVETTE di the W.:stens Distributing She:groom-CHEVROLET, CHEVELLE, CHEVY U, Co, building itself. The employment participated in during Route 1. Administrator different lines of cars at your Clavrelet 1,..11 and liquor wholesalers, hap- the past See fire entirely tom. agency hadn't Herning, Deed, to de rid) • purse gone into details few weeks. Okay, maybe it was Eureta White ing •ii.a.pi by • petty thief, about the Job, Just that there Lois Reardon who made the Jr. R. Bering, Hazel, Ky., Exe- NitR Norice• Utilizing combat tax- dit- I might be an vsne narl ,earned in • Cuban opening for an ac- terence. Anyway, instead Of cutor eule 0111Mandt training camp in countant. Now I learned that agreeing All persons having claims against e•tos.,14 the young Midwestern ac- with nun. I hedged by CHEVROLET this was just one branch estate are notified to present cariniani subdue• the knife- wield of a saying, "Preferably accounting, said HOLCOMB seilegs end Lois meets Rear. big outfit which operated as a but I'll take anything else that's them to the Administrator or Exe- din ht°5detO the' Mew", eem" wholesaler law, rep ii, ne nad eoine As lie ip min , of groceries and lick open." cutors verified according to Murray, Ky. th.11 al by police officers Noriega U0113. same to be presented to said Ad- hurls an implied threat at Martin He didn't sound at all sorry It took me only a minute ministrators and Executors in due to when he said, "It AO happens PILANLYBI by Charles M. Schulz- wash up and stick a Band-aid course of law., CHAPTER 2 that there aren't any ope.-ungs on my scratched ear. When I of any D. W. Shoemaker. Clerk, I HAD BEEN aware of the kind. I'm sorry." told Goff why I trld come, he There Oallotswy County Court., :pravcit's tact that Lola Reardon was no point arguing MY NAME 15 5....1M NEJJ I NEVER 6E7 NAMES 5TRAi614":. offered to take Inc through the about it, so BY Dewey Ragsdale 1-T-P had been studying me for some I nodded and 1)10 YOR 5? building to the office. However started toward HI THERE, (N THE NEIGHBORHOOD.. HE SAY time. Now she said rather the door. As I 1 deckled it would be better to did, It PUPPY DOG. sharply to the sergeant, "Are opened, and I almost SERVICES OFEAED I enter by the front door, so I bumped into a You putting it in your report man who was on went out the way I had that Mr Douglas is come the point of entering the room. the one who In. LJIME SPREADING- ror farmers. deont the met and He was a fellow of perhaps recovered The man I with excellent service provided. ASC my had been told to fifty, neatly dressed, and with purse?" Call Cecil Paschall ask for was named Holley an intelligent face which now orders accepted. Her voice was as nice as 0-15-C -_a First, though, I talked to a cute twisted Into an apologetic grin. at 763-3429. the other things about tier, but little number at the switch- "Sorry," he said. "I thought the aergeant didn't seem BABY =Talc in my home, days nf,- 3 to ap- board. Clyde was alone. preciate I'll come back only, by the week or hourly. Call nice voice& He red- Fier name, Mitzi, was ern- later." deneo, and said shortly, "It'll '762-4447. 0-5-O broidered on the pocket of her Whoever he was, his personal- all go into the records. Miss." blouse. She had glossy black ity was the exact opposite of He motioned to ins assistant, hair and a pair of brown eyes Holley's. He was the kind og Raeburri Van Buren -That ought to cover It, ABRIE AN' SLATS which studied me intently as I man you can like from the first Blodgett Put the bracelets on stepped up to the counter. second you see him. There was Noriega ano bring him along." The girl didn't appear to be something faintly familiar .About then one of the Men over DON'T BE A FOOL, THE POLICE - seventeen, and was very about his looks, too, although I from the building stepped YOU IN TWO SHAKES. ON over businesslike. Yes, Mr. Holley couldn't place it. 4'110 WOULD BE ON to me and said in a friendly was YOU'D WITH PLEASURE: THE OTHER HAND, WITH MY FATHER. ' in. Yea, he'd see me in a "It was my fault," I said. "I YOU A'AEAN mariner. "You'd better -. NO YOU'D NEVER put few minutes, was Just . . ." TELL THE POLICE REMEMBER ON YOUR SIDE, something on that cut. Mr. I LIKE A WOMAN HAVE ANYTHING TO woRRY wafted, uneasily aware that Before I could finish, Mr. Of: ME /.2 FURY Douglas. There's A first aid kit she SCORNED'? ABOUT- EVEN IF THEO/ was sizing me up over the Holley said from behind me, "It In the warehouse you're wel- top WITH of the low -counter parti- won't be necessary to leave, Mr. DID CATCH UP come to use." tioning off the P.B.X. board Reardon, Mr. Douglas was on YOU.' "Thanks." I said, and would which seemed to be her chief his, way out, anyway.K have followed him in. but the responsibility. After about fit- Mr. Reardon. Then this must girl chose that moment to step teen minutes she talked to be ... Just for a second I had in front of me and look at me someone on the phone, then the shattering thought that this soberly with the bluest pan of said very properly, "Mr. Holley was the girl's husband. Then I eyes I'd ever seen. "I'm terribly will see you now. It's the door realized that he couldn't be. obliged to you. Mr. Douglas. I right in front of you." Lois must be his daughter. .hope that filthy little man I went In, and found myself "Just a minute, Mr. Douglas," won't cause you more trouble in a small room whose glass Mr. Reardon said. "If you're not over this." walls separated It from the In a rush, I'd like to talk with Looking at her, It was easy main part of the office, where you before you leave, Okay?" to feet like a nero. 1 grinned, several clerks were working. A "Of course." He had and said as if it was no idea hardly harried looking man of around how okay it was. vvoriti mentioning, "He won't sixty by Al was behind a desk on He grinned, and looked past nave bugler me. Miss Reardon. Prob- LIL' ABNBR which there was a brass name- me at the office manager. ably nett forget it -by the time plate with the words "Clyde "My business with you can hes outot tail." Holley THIS - tube - -01!Ice Mgr," wait, Clyde. It wasn't urgent," "Just the same, you bc care- T1--1' WORST Holley's face was the first Holley merely nodded, but If fut." she Cautioned "And any. unhappy one I had seen in the there were a prize for sour HOOM1L lAYSi-AUN way, i do aprrerin:e what you ure of building. However, he twisted it looks, he would have won it CALL!! did.- I-3!7e turned and headed to into a smile of sorts, and said hands - down. He seemed even ward the front vii the building. politely, "You may as well sit gloomier than before. Most of the men tad gone rulhip! down, Mr. Douglas, although "Come right along, young back into the warehouse. All of I'm afraid you've just wasted man," Mr. Reardon said. "My them in tact, except the tr-P one your time coming here." office is Just across the hall." • who nod spoken tn me aheut id all expertly That seemed a cheerful note He nodded toward a solid panel the tirat aid kit He now cleared on which to start an Interview, door with no lettering on IL I ingharas. That his throat anti saki amusr,dly. However, there was no obvious opened it and went in. "Are VOU coming. Mr. Douglas answer, so nish that lasts I made none. Holley It wasn't an elaborately fur- or do you prefer the view where studied me is moment, then said, nished room, and the stack of you are ?'' "I'm Isle workman- assuming, of course, that papers on the desk gave the im- The way he said It made me you're looking for an account. 4 oilers, • pression that it was used for adjust- grin, and I saw that he Ou was ing position." work rather than display. How- doing .the same. He stuck out Great find at The answer to that should ever, the thickness of the rug Citto- his nand, have been a simple "yes", with Indleated that tge man who oc- "By the way, I'm Rill Crol. maybe a "sir" tacked on for cupied it was something other C.o.', on, • and we'll get 011 good measure, but somehow the than an office boy. laced up.' events of the last hour had (TH Be Conn/mat Tonscrrrasal ..A; • Vet,'" "

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