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The Ledger and Times, March 12, 1963

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• 1p DNES'DAV • 'TORNADOES,ROODS WREAK GREAT amis HAVOC BRYNNER AMMO. Funeral Of Mrs. WOODwARD AuntaStroude eine,.I Millions In Damage Caused As Adult Farmer Crossland Eastern Kentucky Rivers Are LEIGHTON 90 Years Hattie Collins Held WILLIAM Old On March :re - funeral ef Mrs. Hattie Some Deaths Are Also Reported Class Enjoys ers oif Dexter route erne sews Woman Dies Forced From Banks After Rains wee., es Wei • 1- d aseetenday at 1:00 p.m. at The adult farmer class of the Issdepundence Methedet Oh- IIMMIIIIM1111111111R si CULLMAN, Aka. 8V — A raw mined the inareest daransege iii HAZARD eel — Heavy rains and were out. Hazel community was feted to a a h. Early Today tornado 'beta Wee Illatred tuday the area, 50 miles north of Bes- Steak Dinner melting mountain snows today sent State police retsorted main' roads steak dinner at South Side Res- Ire Calkins passed anvey on tor bottalcired Mad& Mailarlia. one semer. Ma., where menohartbs arn eastern Kent-tick's- rivers soaring , in the Harland and Hazard districts taurant last night by the Dees edee art the age of 79. at three scellherin Oates which herne owners. stall were repairing out cd their banks in what. threat- 1 closed, with water between six and dank of Hazel. Mess Sarah Stroud who is famil- ervivon: irelude her husband Mrs. Homer Key, age 88, of the counted Sour dead and million stoners caret bourses damaged in u ens to be the area's worst flood of eight feet deep in downtown Harlan Members of the class and their iarly known to her family and .ege ef Dexter' route one; Cross-and community pas.sed away of dailliare damage teen sectour $7 millhen 001111110 that Arta* recent years driving thousands of . and about the same here, from the wives were treated to the dinner many friends as Aunt Sallie, will dangIe rrAn.tetr., Cain at 7:10 a m today at the Murray twietere lees then 24 h airs ear- two weeks ago. by the local Sank in recognition of reach the age of 90 on March le. Mrs. Hospital. nersues from their homes and surging Kentucky and Cumberland lier. At Jean 10 tersons were in- 'lee of Ilentriarn, Ind cine, the good attendance and high in- She was born on .March 14, 1873. Cettege Survivors" are her husband, Ho- isolating vehele communities. Rivers, Two peruse* were killed an jured and 100 llornies were de- Baby Spriggs of terest in the class. Aunt Sallie was married to Jan laligtora, and Mire. Rudeen Hagan mer Key; two daughters,'Mrs. Wave Lt. Gov Wilson W. Wyatt, co- At Harlan state police saidtmost north Alabama Menace one died stroyed or samereily dernaged iln Since early January Cannon Stroud on laecember 26, 1884. He Kertnicky; two sena Elias. Detroit, and Mrs. Mabel Cole, ordinating flood relief activities Of the people in high water areas an Mitereeppi and ander in ;ha area. Pirepet, Parks, one of the aig instructors at passed away on January' 30. 1930. Ina St. Louis, Missouri; two sons. for the state, asked President Ken- reight refuge in churches and Tervieseee when the funeeks brim A 'few bonne labor the turriaidoes Collars ef Calloway County High, has been 'Sinee his death she has made her a Karnes. of Kano. She Halrford Key, Detroit, Michi- nedy to declare 20 eastern Ken- schools One renort was that more LL BANISH in a squall One exit swarths of hop-sootehed alen./Sa middle and meeting with farmers of the home with :her niece. Mrs. Pearl and tee gen sad Henry' James Key, Mel-. tucky comities a major disaster than three fourths of the popula- destrueteen h'aA 4In e three east lenriessee, causing beravy Hazel eight grareetildren corrimun.ity arid tea:chase a course Graham. whom she raised from essandehiadnew ,Park. Illinois; two sIst area. tion of Ikrian_hasi, fled from FOR- GOOD rattles. damage In the Cedar Grove com- in farm management. the age of six years old. They rs. Ceseats was a entenher of Mre. Rhode, St-pee, Lynn Grove 'At least one death was reported homes there. In arminetern, the U.S. Wes- munity neer Chatteirsorega and, at The class was held in the Hazel make their home at Al-m° Heights. 1 Perm:eve leap:riot Church at eed_lsfrs. Eunice Lawrence. Hazel from the swift-striking floodwaters The 1946 floe:di-caused the Cum- them Bureau astad an erneagenty Newport in the Greet Smoky ent presence Elementary School each Mrs. Straud lovers her church Ia. es Oak in Czalsaway Courey, route one; three' brothers. Arthur efter rains of up to four inches fell berland River to reach a 25.5 foot warning of -three new storms. Mountains. Monday getting you mght. lite and Bible, having read it com- Rev. Latyne Sherfelet off testae Lassiter, Porter Lassiter. and Ern- in the area aeer a 24-hour period, stage at Harlan. but this morning Me in the Clamart urea than Coate County Share& Kin Wet get them out Dees Bank annually gives a din- pletely through three times. She t vh funteal yeeserday end est Lassiter, all of Murray route and was still falling the river passed a 27 foot stage b, r5 itlisi brunt of Menday'a tor- said seven persona were reported four, five grandchildren and Wyaet. acting eovernor today and was still rising. apart- ner for the claw and Glen Doran, enjoys watching television, and :‘1. was in Ate Lem Oak three se or nado, OW:her near Sylacauga- arid missing at Parsons-Ole near New- president of the bank, still reads without the aid of glass- ernetery. great grandchildren. with Gov_ Pert Ca:rate out of 'the By 8 a. rn . the river had reach- f out anthernear port, but they later were toiled indicated last night that the firm es. L run Mrs. Key was a member of the state, said the floods in the up- ed a 30 foot stage and it was still • 11, The siquall noes1\L.' were moving rode. would con- Funsatail Herne Was Untie its cooperation with Crencheting and making of rugs ahaege sfarareagenvarre. Oek Grove Baptist Church where ner val'eys of the Cumberland, raining Unease Goirgla et mad-moaning. At lease seven _pinions wes-e- farmers. IL FREE --'Attenderg were Mr. and are other of her pretimes. Aunt services will be 'held Wednesday Kentucky and Bic Sande rivers The water pumping, station at The Weather Bureau warmed rduredra 'Demme" but none of Mrs. R. M. Vance, Mr. and Mts. Harlan Sallie stays busy believing in the • st 2:00 p. m. Rev. Lilly Tunics and had created emereenes conditions Everts. seven ..milers .. away,_ _. was. LATE- - --ssf-as-aarnasio, or severe-wends In the inmates amen turbans. Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. Willtiam Bible passage Phil. 4-11. - - -[17:77Nrr Bar:.in —PireT—Pere-y. Lau rel7 -LeicTieia4iTspocked. out'.Emergeney ralienring tee Anteintra terama. lieavy mins Mind Modest in Collection Adams, Mr and Mrs. ,Maroid Gila- She is a meanber of the North- lie! wit be in the church come- Hirlan, Floyd Meseoffir, Knott, I of drinking water was put into ef-' Wind gtems up to 60 nears an the law-aeleg Mee in. middle t tery. Johnaon. Martin Breathitt, Knox, fete at Harlin. ate pests of :en, MT. and Mrs. Marvin HAI, side Baptist Church and atfends Will Be Shown Here take, heal urn heavy rasns ac- Tompipst Mar Nolhaille. Mr. and Mrs listford Lovins, Mr. regularly. She massed only one The Max eh:arch:11 Funeral Ow-ls', Lee. Bell Whitley, Clay,1, Most it the mid-town Harlan campanied the AlAsesisa thunder- The dead were Idabel as Mrs 0.1 Next Tuesday t low cost and Mrs. Hershel Shelton, Sunday last year. • Hams:, ha. char ..rranigemants Wolfe, Morgan and Leslie count- (Con invest on Passe 4) seems. Geraldine Hower arid Mrs bin- Mr. zed Mrs. Graham Fettner, Aunt Sallie FLIS been blessed where friends -ie. nh ------teertreria Agneuiture Crimmie- dle Duets, 80, both of near Cul:- Mr. and Mrs. Forts-five models will show the James Euell with good health, only having the - Kentucky State Pollee reported Omer A W. Torei sad the rajas a maxi senate/one Erwin, and Mr. and latest spring collections from Misr- idierfrited Mrs. Cannon doctor in the home two tenet in that Hogan Billiter of Pike Cetin-'Charles Homra To •end wind* rico wriparayang the as J-..rem. Ocaielst; Parke ray stores in the Spring Interlude Lettermen To Be cst Parrutie date her 9C years. ty was killed Monday meht when S PEST • Alabama tornisdoerr M friday caus- arid a IX fashion show annually sponsor- Be PTA Speaker Hameters. Mas., vtcc.m Representatives of the bank pre- Although she feels badly at Here a train overturned after raging ed mere lent •$4 zn1rion damage whale Mame ed SY the Music Department et Tomorrow wes wellhead pm:1- sent were Mr and Mrs Randall times, she never complain.s. A waters washed out railroad tracks dur.irrg Mae ;Mt .24 hum. .m -Msperav Woman's Clebellate_ _ ter The Luther Robertson P- T. A 101, atestesation of next af Patterson, Mr end Mrs. L I). neighbor end eive,.vristi her a hap- melee eese of S'neltearra. - LettrrITTEM vocal trio, wet 247MTKVilc -The figure may be emery's- the be Tuesday evening. will meet on Wednesday afternoon Cook. Willie Milstead, and Bobby 1 by birthday andteiank God for his appear at Murray' Ky. test," 'Dodd *el . I . Mgrch 19 at 730 ja. in. in the Club State College to- at 2:30 at the school. 53-1914 Latimer. teesenets to her". merrow at 8:00 p. PrelzMoary surveys of t h e Holise. m. Five other persons were injured Charles Hellfire will be the guest Funeral For Mrs. I They *telltale areas m Mewitasipps, klodeling are Mrs. James R. All- will be presented in the in the sccident, state' police re- seedier tieing mental health as /0414°foot'volieee Melte- Alatrarre and Torine.,s9ee iralioat- Garrett Held Today belt-ten, Landa Allbritten, Mrs his topic• wait): be $1 00 in ads arise and rase than 15o homes and (leer -ars. Robert Baer, mipenionte.cieitiedireemin eceeivedon ail etiseti: al at dteuroyed or hinelly Amaral swim Bar Me ILYM)- Mo. Heim .13eweir44.--Masine is composed port damaged More than 20 persons Ovisretrt \tease heed this saber- nett. Mre, lack binerstalff. . -trt) ,CdTolli fled man whoretteck we; os4reved • Business 'gouda, Jam Pike and Bob Harold Ws•vne Levs-4 • were injured. tsurt in the chapel of the J FL Report Boone. Jr. Mrs John Bowk- eaglet mew ere, a creek in pike County. • The transition. M.ectay s n d Chunotsill Fawn* Herne, Elder C". Barbara (•aldwell. Mrs. William Mann. IScrtarnteatpiclicosnoen sAeid reportthey‘ ha ein.rs in- Is Moved To Iceland M.irelay night struck at *not 24 Willem Keseg rebooted the eerie C.,'deeell, Sheryl Carman and Pam- CineraryContrary to most vocal grouras since the boss all have the same range Herold Wayne Lewis, U. S. Nate ▪ c-monsurrities the, arse azie teal miterment was in the 'I.• Clark and cornmiinicat_ions in the area st.:Jtets. ty cemetery. Others will he Mrs Josiah Dane and -nterchange their parts, sing- It Hueneme. California has been melody line, bottom A t eniado apparonaly sitxrptd Mm. Game. • retired norm, de Td B I all. Mrs. H. Glenn Doris's, Patricia ma the top or transferred to duty in Iceland. Each of them dock solos .1,, lov•ai th- goverearrienit's Redeete od Suraley at the Murray Hiss- 1) ran, Mrs_ Earl Douirlass. Patric- -,Baseball Association Lewis is the son of Mrs Katherine Arleen at Hunssallte. hitt:ale seal after ain einem of 14 and ' ia Ellis, Susan Evans, Mrs, Richard The group has rocketed to prone Lewis of North 13th Street. senee and is much sought after Will Meet Thursday smae cremuneties on ether teXie F.risell, Kathy Farrell, Mze, Ed Lewis who recentis completed ha college groups The general pub- The toshadoes appeared to has. Fenton, Mrs. David J. Gowans. Juda a 12 weaks course at Port Hueneme ' "6111beaews were E ic ee invited to attend_ Greffin. Forret Etthigs, Dewey State Chamber r,', Want, 'Mrs. Clara Griffin. Mrs. The Murrly Baseball AS.SOCia- is a graduate of Murray Hich King Eddie Parris, Nolan Qsj,- eamitt Dee Hill, Mrs. Robert bort will meet on Thursday, March School. CiJi JJ•harrty Wantburn. Macon IN HOSPITAL 14th, at 7 o'clock in the Murray His address is Harold Wayre • Lewis, SWECP 290-2411. Box, 23 • Committee For •ni eters reef venires were Jack "Kentucky's income moved from 400 points of this nature have The list includes Mrs. Howard Miller McReynolds of Lynn City Hall New York, New Niztoweellay, Vennin Hale, T N $855 million dollars in 1909 to I been established Is.enen, Beverly Lateiter, Mrs. Grove has re-admitted to the Mur- All interested persons are urged Navy 568 FPO, Asa/sack, Fred Barber, ray. Hospital for treatment. to attend. York. Henry Dr- over $4 billion in 1961" Don I J. C. Zimmerman, executive vice- tepee Lassiter. Mrs. C. C. Lowry. Amphitheater ex Vernon Stubblefield Sr.. Green of the 'Legislative Commit- president of the Kentucky Cham- Mrs. herby MaDaugal. Mrs Phillip Irlde Rebates, Gonrge Hort, Dr. tee of the Kentucky Chamber of ber of Commerce spoke briefly on MAdhell, Phyllis Mitchell. Mrs. ) C. Welts, and Douglas Shoe- Commerce told a group of Murray the business climate in Kentucky'. William C. Nall, Jr.. Patty Pasco, 'st's. W.Z. Carter To Speak Hopes For An U rive Named maker. citizens this mornierg at the Tri- The, coat of doing business is Ap- James Perkins, Mrs. elindel He;t; 'The J. H. Chord-ell Funseal angle Inn The occasion was a proximately the same in most heaves, Mrs. Don Retainer.» Mrs. tette 'east cheater et the Artentea- "Report to Business- by the Ken- rtates. he told the group, with the • P tat Shehan. Mrs. Vernon Sheen Itonaid W. Churchill, Chairman ciente tucky Chember excess:ion of that part of "doing Marilyn Wit-n. Mrs Elizabeth Expanded Program In State Institutions .f 'he Kenlake Amphitheatee The meeting was held following busin es b, lass" These are the Thomason. Diane Wee and Mrs. •°rise for Calloway County annekm- a breakfast at 7:30 which was call- laws .ehich are passed by state Joseph West. W. Z. Carter former Superin 'he schools: vocational agrieeter ced today that Joe Pat Jaffna has Mrs. Jo Crass ed by George Hart Caloway Coun- legislatures which add to the cost Tickets may be purchased frem tenderst of City Schools and present- caurses ehotild be organized an been named Vice-Chairman of the ty chairman of the Kentucky Cham- ds.ins busines.s. any member of the Music Depart- ly Director of Education of time a good program affered. •rmen.t Amphitheater Drive An achisory ber of Commerce. The state chamber is constantly Admission for adults is 51.00; Department of Corrections for the High school trainee leading to comm:ttee was also named they. Approximately 20 local persons working to bring about more equit- children under 12 fifty cents and Commonwealth of Kentucky. will diploma or certificate granted ! Chairwoman 'the are: George 1-1314, Glenn Deran were in attendance in addition to able laws which will attract in- public is invited. .saeak to a Murray. State College the State Department of Educatir Audrey Simmons, Jr., W. C. Elle a group representing the Kentucky dustry to Kentucky. Zimmerman class studying Criminology and De- 'el almost a must for inane ins. and James Garrison. The/ com- (Itemiser of Commerce said. K's Athiest Son In linquence on March 14. Mr. Carter's Carter said. "Each year it hecom rioN mittee along with Mr. Churchill and For Breathitt Green reported to the group that He listed such points as special discussion will be on "the Re- ncreasirigly impartant for me Mr.'.larnes will do the ground work whereas the payroll in the state taxes on industry. exhorbitant un- Law Visits Pope halailitatfon program now in effect all applicants for emphisment for the drive. was about $80 •million in 19139.- it employment compensation taxes, s at State penal institutions and its have a high school diploma," le As_ The goal for Calloway Coursty is 'I have met Ned Fireathite and roe, in 1061 to 806 million, high corporation taxes, etc as dis- VATICAN CITY :11PD Nilrita potentialities". Carter continued, "and cour: mir set at $10 000. This money along my opinion he is a fine gentle- ' The Kentucky Chamber of Com- couraging industry frown coming Khrustichey's athiest "son-in-law Mr. Carter's work is with the hould be offered from one ar , with the money raised from other to the state. "We -must all work to- visited the Vatican today to see depending on si nan Who pow-cores the leadership merer, handles approximately 100 State-Penitentiery at Eddyville, the :hree years the ' Western Kentucky coentiee will h.-lity to make an outstanding inqueries annually from industry ward a better business climate", the famed Sistine Chapel am r] State Reformatory at La Grange lent's leckground, intelligence a stage the production "Stars In My 'evernor of Kentucky -' which is interested in coming to Zen:merman continued", and real- arovane reports. that Pope John and the Wonlen's Branch Reform- iptituele." Crown", a play written by Dr ize that XXIII last week This staternent was made by Kentucky Mr. Green continued. if a lausinessi makes profit, Leave hen a sealed atory at Pee Wee Valley. Kentucky. I Included in the projection is Kedimit Bunter, 3 playwright of Ina Jo Crass, Jr., Murray business-'The name of Murray Came up at then everyone benefits" He point- envelope for the Soviet premier. An optimistic expansion program comprehereive course in social renown. This play will open about sand Who was recently name least ten times during the pact ed out that it is only through the Adehubei, eslitor of the is crivisioned by Mr. Carter for the - no or behavior to be required the last week in June and run un- 'alloway County campaign chair. year where location of industry erefit made by a business that MoFrow government newspaper 'next several years in order to all student& before any sort FOR til September. in the new amphi- eirman for gufoernatorial candidate was concerned wages are increased, expansions Irvestia, went this morning for bring about a strong structure of graduation." theater at Kentucky Lake State made, and more hour•Ione visit derard T. "Ned" Breathitt. Green told the group that the persons added to to see the fa- vocational schools in the slate in- I Mr. Carter recapitulated the CAL- Park. a paeroll. mous Sistine Announcement of the appoint- chamber is working at all times to art treaeires. Lest st Itire prcgraen. for the tinest st --seek he W. Z. C•rtar 4CAI. t • • sent was made by Foster Deicer- procure industry for the Mate and Mr. Zirmnerman presented was at the Vatican -for Presently' a basement floe? of a institutions as follows: , George Hart and James Johnson, n unpreecdernd lit-minute pri- building is used at Eddyville e Iran. Breathitt's *ate campaign is also working constantly to im- shirp feta,- room. inc library room and To plan and expand adult executive secretary of vate meeting with Pope TION -hairman. prove the contlitiown in the state the losal John, the The room is 50 x 110 with one end an assembly room is maintained. cation program in corrective Chamber of Commerce fire met-tine of its kind Weather In accepting the appoi ntsnent which .might make it more conduc- with plaques ever be- partitioned off for an office and 'There are thirty six pupils in the stitutions. in appreciation for their past tween a high Soviet I \Ire Crass said that "Breathitt's lye for an 'industry to move to work Communist school library. A need (Or hooks is first eight grades and ten in the Add eight or more instruct in the fecal and a Pope. wogram has been straight forward Kentucky. chamber. apparent in the library. businese education program. There trained in adult education. Report Mr. Hart urged the Tedav, a writer for the and is designed to help all sections continued Milan A well qualified supervisor of is one certificated teacher and two Erect new education plants :t support of the weekly magaarne team' Peens laamemediemia of the state without favorirtiem Paul Grubbs. Director of Travel Kentucky and local Tempo said that education and a certificated as- assistants. Eddy-ville. and La Grange. Jw after inmate the state told the Chamber of Commerce We expect the private audience he asked UE SHIELD and .with a full underreanding of Council for sietant are present at Erklyviale 'Mr. Carter explained that new Expand programs to include citizens that the council them to obtain a factory every .16zhobei If the Pope had 1-1.gh Yea:misty 67 an problem." group of three "charged w1th eight inmates *signed as construction is needed at Eddy- ondary anal vocational courses. was formed to push tourist travel months, he said, but they do him with any - special step to- • Lew Yeatereba,y 44 Selection of :Mrs. Cep.* as Cal- mach teachers 1(r7 persons at the prison ville and that additional inmate Secure needed equipment inc :Do, rro,t council good, other than in wards. Khruehcheas" i 7:15 'Daley 56 loway' County campaign chairwo- in Kentucky and that the the area of are enrolled in the elewnerstary teachers are needed. inig materials, for adult lean ,T. i ride Ore According to the • Ronfaill .06" man was termed by Breathitt as is a part of the chamber, The Tempo writer, school program with twenty desir- He particularly emphasized the Study the current experimei S 5 or more coMplete- Johnson was also Adahubei said: "I can only Keetrucky Laker 7 am. 353.4; "another example of the highly , travel business has been presented with say ing treating on the secondary' lev- need for the instituting of more programs in T. V. and' efatu ste. ty documented in the state since the fire new metal membership that I received from the hands of 28 genre open responsible and reliable .people we el. Twenty four are attempting to trade school courses. "A study Have workshops and in-sera,ce plaque which was just the Pope an envelope are getting in all our county or- 1969, he continued reecived by sealed with take taping but facilities are con- should he made leading to eetan training programs for teacher the state many stamps." Western Kentucky' — Mosley ganizatione." chamber. They will be sidered too limited. light:mint of several vocational He reported that this year Ken- distributed to The new, cloudy and mild through Wednes- A bookkeeper at Crass Furniture other members over came after Adzimbei At La Grange the academic wheels." Mr. Carter said. tucky' can expect 20 million visitors the had said day, scattered ehowers or thun- Company in Murray, Mrs. Crass state. at Milan Monday night school is on the wend floor of a St. Patrick's Day with the total income from travel that he did dershowers this afternoon, tonight attended Butler High School in The program Was concluded this not see why the So- buildlne 60 x 120 Trade schools Several developments have been in the state amounting to $823 viet Union Is Scheduled and Wedeesday. High today in the Princeton and Murray State Col- morning wth a short talk by R. W. should not favorably are held on the lower floor of the projected for next year. Among Dance consider diplomatic middle 60e, low tonight M the tow lege. She ie a member of the First Wilkens. Director of Member Rele relatives with building. Here 135 pupils are en- these are Co deeeleip an an-service the Vaticap. 'The CatTaivay County Country 50s. Chreifilin Church at Murray and is This has become an integral tions. He ehowed a film entitled rolled in elementary school and training peewee and, workshops will have a St. Patrick4 Day # Temperatures at 5 a. m. (EST): the president of the Christian part of our industry, he conlintosd. "The Roast Ahead" which indicated 185 in trade Reboots. for all inetructors who are teach- Chit) for the 7th, 8th, and Pth Louisville 53, Lexington 56, Lon- Women's Fellowship. She is also an As a etiamilea, "Travel Hosts" the past in Kentucky and the di- LIONS MEET Here too the Khool has a quail- ing adults; books for adult educa- party grade members. don SC Covington 46. HopkineYille active member of the Sigma De- have been set up at vantage points rection in which is needs to gn. flee certificated Man entitled "Su- tion; trade schools including barb- Each club member may imee missing, Paducah 47 and Bowling partment of the Murray Woman's where the teerigt mat- obtain in- "We are at the point of no return" The Murray Lions Club will meet pervisor of Ed•ucation". Forty in er, woodwork, carpeetery, electron- one guest to the party' iehich w Green 58. Club. formation, procure folders on var- Wilkins said. If we push forward toniehit at 8:30 in the Murray We Inaien are the teachers, but are ics, radio and TV repair. type- u be''held Friday night from 7.30 Evansville, 'Ind.. 45 and Hunt- Mrs. Crams Me two children, ious scenic points, and otherwise we will go over the thresh hold (Si Illanla Club House for its regular, unqualified and untrained. writer and adding machine re- until 11 o'clock. ington, W, Va., 56. :Gary, 8, and Gay, 6. receive aid and information. Over great and new progress. meeting. At the Women's Prison a large pair. masonry'; added space for

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a „.- • **AGE TWO THE LEDGER it TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY TUESDAY — MARCH 12, 1963 Day On MONEYHAKER THE ,LEDGER & TIMES Calloway Bookmobile IAAS ANGELES (UPI — Giant Pri- PeiBLLSHED' by LEDGER & TletES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc. mo Camera of Italy — a wrestler Coneeiniatian of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Time..., arid The more as a world heavy- I Thnee-Heraid, Octooer 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January ---earned Would Be Full For weight .fighting champion and la- 1, 1941. Anyone ter big-nine grappler than any _ l'eHFR other combination boxer-wrestler. On Monday, February 4, begin- Bookmobile serviced. After t We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor, ning a new week and a new month- was done, I returned to my home. or Public Voice items which, in our opinion, are not for the beet in- and, after a long period of ice and I went about say evening duties MOUTHFUL terest of our readers. snow, I arose early. Looking out, and dinner arangernents and en- NATIONAL REPRISENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 1509 I could see it ass to be a beauti- joyed each moment. But, even "off Mealtiou Ave., Memphis, Teen.; Time & Lite Bldg., New York, N.Y.; ful day, and my spirits climbed. the job" I am always looking for- CHICAGO wit — It's a good thing Renvever, my spirits are never low for Chicago White Sox fans of 10 Stephenson Bldg., Detroit, Mich. ward to the next crack of dawn when I ern to drive the Bookmobile. Years ago that Cass MichaeLs short- and the beginning Eutered et the Poet theice, Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as It is on- this job that I feel I an of a new day ened hie name. Case real name Second Class Matter. doing one of he greatest (services on the Bookmobile was Cassiner Eugene Kwietnieweki. I can SUelSietialieTION RAIkS: By Carrier in Murray, per week 20e, Per render to my fellow man-- . enanth'85e. In Callowej and adjoining counties, pe- year, $4.50; else- that el placing the best in reading where, $0.00. material in my patron's hands. It is w:th this material and the "The. Outstanding Civic Asset of a Community is the (realign to read That many Integrity of as Newspaper" thoughts are formulated and deci- sions made. MARCH 12, 1963 TursDAr — So, on this day I climbed into the Bookmobile tsoine people call it the blue bus of books, and it Quotes From The News has been refered to as a ''palace on wheels") at 8:30 a. m.. happy By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL and ready to meet etatever the SAN a ANTONINO, Italy -7- Piero Franzi, who was eating day held for .me. four fresh trout from the River Dora Riparial when he dis- My nrst stop was at New Con- ci.vcred- the river had been poisoned with sodium cyanide: cord School. The school stops are "The delicious flavor of the fried trout turned bitter as always rewarding. It is so wonder- ful to feel and know that you soon as I realized I was eating poisoned fish. My wife burst are -helping in some small way to guide into tears and I rushed out for the parish priest." the youngsters of today. When a • 1 adiall eager-eyed child' approaches NEW YORK -- Sadie Vimmerstedt, who suggested the you with a look of wonder and hit song which Johnny Mercer wrote and Tony Bennett re- Young Historians at Work hope, and you can, by placing a corded: book in hio hand, bring another Their first meeting withothe Kentucky Historical Society's Young Historians -1'm not a song writer. I'm ju.st a lover of music. I love look of appreciation and gratitude Committee gave three of the five newly-appointed student advisers to the com- and relief that his question may opera... • mittee an opportunity for some research in the Society's library in the Old State he =steered, you feel that the House in Frankfort From left (seated) are Charles 13. Chrisman, Jr., 14, Pike- day is simply overflowing with MILAN, Italy — Alexei Adzhubei, Nikita Khrushchois ville; Miss Sue Allen, 17, Louisville; and Joseph W. Huston m, 17, Lexington. sunehinn-and your job is just KO der n reports of religious _persecution in the Other advisers appointed by Atty. Gen. John Breckinridge, president of the worthwhile. 48‘ 'CoflUif Society, are Ronald Coburn, Mayfield, and Miss Miehael-Arin IC:netts, Russell- fl'sfter-waf-feet That we kft- -In the Soviet Union no one asks if a person is a believ- ville. All of the youngsters are officers of their local young historians chapters. furnishing complete library ser- Over 250 members of vice to the er or not, and of what religion. This is the highest expel's- these chapters are expected for their first statewide meet- schools.. But, we do feel that we stun oemucracy.- ing on April 19 in Frankfort can suppiement t-he school libraries to such a degree that we are all working together _ FRANKFORT — Leaser known tierly anneal both published by Leevitea, MIAMI BEACH — A representative of the site selettion Grayson. Ilendernin, toward a better Informed citizenry. figures' are renkreerie Dan let the Koaucky Hivturseal Society Leone, Pine, Lame. Nelietre etenrnittee lot the 11at34 National Dernociatic Convention, Rus- Hoe can se beet do this then by Borne- and Lincoln as the rev- in Frankfurt sell. SeeeC, 11I11111116111.:„ alter ‘iewing this ,regort city: Warren, Waanlignan reading? untie *revues of mane Kentucky &nil and Laurel. i;411k. -The, is a very unpres.sive place. Miami Student members ciadrieute to Today's circulation at Beach is defi-_ purontiatters. In Denemberi the Warren Concord nite;1» in tiler pubireetiens and_ the School -tinning." hew of Lewis Genii; or the r pane Counateelinaineal-Sumateehreearne was 246 books. Not bad for emeihnies is on otigintill "Fetaelaisilh iii &1nthl1ilitènt it"2chi: lee jam at confluence of the Juniata and .I Jesae Spencer' the first neat td_eterical mom • ICE BOXED IN—An twb, etsalt rect. , highway intersection under • Year,' members of the Wattl- goo old attn e . ,the slag,s od_ My next stop was at Kliee's Gro- Susquehanna Rivers put this big junction of LI. B. 22 and e-yen Junior Henze-wag Club, stwspepers etc. tee.. ssee. mon the i„tette. eke_ eery in New Concord. This sto.-e water at Amity Hall, l's, It's the perhaps you need a chart, Ten Years Ago Today Wakeletelen.. Ky.. ale tell you. The young history buffs will eeeeee oe„eiette,e Heeiticieten. is a vi re prominent lace in this 322 west and 11 and 15 south, but 4. LEDGER & TlaiLa instead of a road map. FILE that Cray figured priLienneratty get together et the Kineacky Sae/peen arid Henkel and the community and I hope the many like a navigator uses, in the founding Masun Ceun- Haturical SociatY helockluartiors Easetern Kentucky Historical So- people I see here are canning to I Mcnday Male Day celebration is being planned te nankeen, en April 19 for their eateehasee ails, becone affetnued. check QM books as well as fur gr.). nese ceintAnie by tne d.nly Ledger & nmes and the hi‘irray Rescue Squad. In Eatitem Kentucky. another fen staitemedie meeeeng Like their As "ie., ceriei and supplies. Today's ear- tristory-minded iteng- sown culation ass 4a. Some days It I s Inc ci.olv paper with the conjunction of tne Rescue Squad club (if courillereart-e. the You1011- thee- efforts with the State Son. mneratigatext the life .5 Jesse etas willat_vaia_catilet, the smzeimaumv.enti 610644wiiety. :.6.eieta bur...ettete. eei„miir,preete), time,* much more. Then 1 go to Miller's Lumber Co. Inc. 1.4.11 day's entertainment. senre Murray fineneeree Contettereee MO•MM at Providence. Here, too. earners Association of Hazel High School LARGEST LUMBER CO. IN MURR T a buried web Ms tanerly near dim meet Sor -ele Prt,sx1/41,1,1"1 onsium tA- tee c,Airty I see many of the eittzens of this OLDEST AND n.aici a house to house canvass for the Red Cross this Jacican as Eirealtheet Gamey., ' ceranunity from time to time 'The - week:-aecurchng-to-ldrs."YrtW Parker, president of the -as- Some 2.200 Kenthicky neung- clitiooadamrsopsolerrseal ** ueutsirvv.miling11111.11r. csacgr"ii"-n icieENI-‘-ln`,.t.u.aglic-.7ceo:Y itaens hertz' are reading too as EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL ..ut1 lt.,Z•i. saes. both clarinet-nary mei high'entrea In their UAW/lag td*AtY WO- assmie. aceurate bietory of its evidenced by a curculation of East Maple St Tel. 759-3161 F.iIs J. Srit..r., Jr., and mir fterberg VII arrive In Mbr- effetiiir age. are diettetrtg Vela the test. , arta. as a coeAr.bistiasi eo keep From Miller's Grocer) I go to 104 lucalaties. *wro- Kensurk ymrrtgrtens ere be_ Theinetit r.....1 Wieiee-sel •y by helicopter. They will deliver tiatory of If -11 y Haineucky tuatury alian. Hazel _School. This is another eosin- about the earky sealers of aud!e.-e- c,iiceril.rig recent Military legislation. ng 'le school of aprpoximately-200 en- If eotworaes end the teepee el . sumiurtaine." eeetk7 tkpeecocl %, l'eleivai I pla.--"ee'm"." rolknent. Today's eureulatiop wes oirioan /,,Irst Class James S. Klapp, son of Mr. and Mrs. the councy nanes. nerving other actie-e 125. "I"C"--'441RAPIPP.*". Norrnai. Klapp of Murray,, number of anal, hatinued comae sho has been stationed at Wies- pr weds. One club in Pikeville Instecy." Mawr remark- socitaiers hos poem trim 25 to ed. My last stop for today -was Sirs- b.icie... Ge-rniaOy, for the past nine months, is now at and Laken- stunard 1-re area's twanry 35 mince Oct _her when Cataeles der's Grocery in Hazel. People read iaath lia,se in England. came op wet) La designM a L. Atcirrer 1.12ncri the State Soc- in this progressive community to Pikeville flay iety tas its fust member for CR IC K ET *lout the tune of 100 bookmobile Young Has- WHAT FAPPENS The Barren Gooney die Mate at isrge.. books per stop. usage Glasgow one reerdheing Atelier theyeels over the mute From Strader's Grocery I re old deeds aid etairch morn to NEW YORK eel" — English turned to the Murray-Calloway Li rectsastruet each of there tanedies pa arm"ay -the el any hati green' The DEATH? 4 clubs by eery. arid %panne in English game of cricket, which bratty. ethere, with the assistance AFTER backgmunds. everunen eteretraging thee par- once seemed likely to became the of Mrs. Margaret Tertiune and Feast trips to twtric times ere ents te prarompatte to the county- nanonal pastime of the United the Fnelonal Staff, I restock the aloe p puiar with olub members levet gri MPS. Newly States, is believed to have - been truck and make preparation; for all egos. Fdlth greeters of Art- organtzed ane 1ooa1 sinetra in the to-ance during the 12t:, my next day on the road raglan a oi, Lexiron in. are rocone.,y In a few score years, all who read our lives on this earth. counters of f3ariers, Curriberlactri, centii r Todaj ass the day to have the panning tee vela ~vane pieces these lines will have vanished from Death does not bring merely a of inlercat in the 13kuegnia area the earth. long, unconscious slumber, but Seventh- and eighth-ipeclees of Every day, almost a hundred rather a quick awakening to the Buller •hinat.TT Ilefe Senna, Lou thousand human beings finish their irrevocable judgment of our Cre- en rine nave setwouiect a tour-dos! GOING ON AT earthly span and pass off into the ator. Nor does it bring us a second jaunt i n to Western Kentucky NOW vast beyond. Our turn will come we chance to prove ourselves or to My Old Ken- , which twin ericlude all know, but when, where and how amend our erring ways. In our own lecke- at learriertinen, the Hume YOUR OLDS DEALER'S • we cannot be sure. hands rests the opportunity ...and Lincoln Nee nil Htiescal Birth- human being ever has upon our own heads the responsi- plata( Site a Hingoevale, Aubu- No merely eternity and bility . . . to determine if death ben Stara Perk en lienaereen been able to look into shall be the threshold to everlasting and ohm- pkorvic of interest OLDSMOBILE'S tell us what it is like. No scientific Members are aese, encouraged knowledge or instruments can life among the blessed, or among as vine State 41.11111% on their pierce the curtain that divides this the lost. own. Meek tnembentrin cares world from that into which all of Men blessed by youth and good entitles them to free admission us must eventually journey. health often .feel that death for threes.) as ake Sane All we know about God's eternal them is far away—something to be Nine- nisnourrog 70 chapters plans for us...all we know about worried about only in the twilight cities ttinealletert the ranee, the what lies beyond the. grase . years. Some scoff at the suggestion F nay liatintans belting to die comes from the God Who made that an everlasting hell could be .-nasiailetain of the Keretacky 11w- us and to the extent He has seen fit permitted by a merciful God. t.,rseal Society Nest chapters wre to reveal it to us. Others seem to think that God ,esssireateci in ectesits and sistresx- will treat them kindly if they live teadleir is other But we can face eternity without ed to a heeery reasonably moral lives, even though "MIITTY/X.T. &KEW ore ream- fear. For we have a definite answer factsitiy they pay Him no special honor -zed by clairch peeve, by WW1- to the mystery of death. With the which is His due. want 4,0140406 ta- stativi- facts God has put at our disposal ria..: citizens through the inspired books of the If you would like more informa- FRONT—Barber John Grescbuk and customer A tOI IN Old and the New Testaments, the tion on Heaven, Hell, Purgatory, • :r .tytrvir go right on about their businese in Mll- Mornbido Ain reireive two pub- Catholic Church always has given, the end of the world and *resur- e. ‘V -a. trying to ignore the fact that an automobile heatince, wheeln correspond be the 'e definite answer rection and judgment of all men 1. d the shop uncermonlou,sly and without No much Communique, • trenthey news- and gives today, a questions raised v-e shall be happy to send you -Am I next?" 1tt was bumped and went out of control. kator. wild the Registali, ci quer- to the, important by the 4•44-44.death. an interesting pamphlet, in a plain wrapper. And nnleicly will call on f AN.,—.110401' LL-A-sFmnoN Man's life in this world, the SE you. Write today for your copy Church tells us. is a preparation for of Pamphlet No, KC-14. OLDSMOBILE DEALERS the world to come .. a testing-time CELEBRATE AN AUTOMOTIVE MILESTONE ... which ends with nor death, Whit ENGINE! happens after that depends on THE 5,000,000TH ROCKET V-8 whether death finds us loyal to Him and the 5.511M.511. COUPON TODAY When the fire/ high-compression God, or opposed to live."... it is Rocket Engine was introdueed by way He expects us to die Oldsmobile, it virtually rewrote the appointed unto men once to SUPREME COUNCIL performance. And, today, - - and after this the judgment" (Heb. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUSN book on ItElIMOUs INFORMATION BUREAU bril- 9.27). the 5-Millionth Roeket adds a 4422 Lind411 tlyd , St Low. U, Mittelt41 i1-46) liant new chapter to Oldsmobile's Christ gave us (Matt, 25: PI•as• •••d m• you, Fr. Pomp', ie engingtring description of Go&s. judgment TAAAAI, WhPt FloPP•mt Aft.. Deatlir continuing story of a , KC-l4 leadership! Nevi highs in smooth- which leaves no room for doubt NAME frees, unprecedented quietness, ,that our worthiness of everlasting sparkling response—the Wicket reward will be judged solely ac- ADORM delivers them all! That's why mil- cording to the way we have lived OTT STATIC-- lions of owners agree: There's .11U nothing like aRocket! SUPREME co.-uNCIL OLDSMOBILE KUIGHTS OF COLUMBUS RELIGIOUS INFOR MATION BUREAU

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— Giant Pri- FROM THE COLLEGE NEWS rly — a wrestler a world heavy- hampion and la- Owensboro Set For 1 Tier than any to the arown than i boxer-wrestler. Press Sentra. the leas than two days ta at No 1. pawerhouise in Lals.las anal. a 'way of coping with . ..-nt Coach Says raltangs. CI em Haskina. tans 7. try, 4FUL In the lower bracket -along same obeerverts She . top . Box with Owenobsro and Breathitt boy eager in the Conlin are the only other teams Liam Dotson, wee:eh clatans of It's a good thing Squad Ready U.P.I.'s final tap ten to maim Straith is better than a . at Sox fans of 10 By Bob McGaughey the 'Sweet Sixteen. Princeten tangles with Garrett Q-15 ;s MichaeLs short- , sta Dotson was pegged No. 8 and Thur-siay nagati in the la.. Carat' real name b: t Riled Pre.a. InteroatIonal Taylor Cotuay No. 9. of the first round. Mickey Gwen, the great old-time most valuable pitcher with a 4-0 ne Kwietniewski. COlikth B.0:0;n: Watan feels his Taylor County has drawn Seneca, paced by hash catcher and ardent student of the record last year, said. "I'm a low Oweeetaano Red Devils are prim- Brackeriardge Thatkar.g of she Six- Mike Rerki and neboun:„'. -; de- game of baseball, stated in a re- thrower and my fast ball sinks; so ed for a pe;ak performance in teenth- Biagi= in the hest round mon Wesley Unseld, is e.:. irted cent article he thought changing the added distance at the top of the salsas:as reoced 19th appear- Thursday tit 3:45 pm. That means to roll over its first res. foe. the strike zone is going to hurt the zone won't affect me much." anae she State High School Coach Sonny Allen of Breck ens Allen County, Wedniesaaa haat some of the hitting stars of the Hank Schwier, a strong isouthipaw Baskettraall Tournarnerit opening at 9:15. major 'leagues. pitcher who was ineligible last sea- tomorrow night in Louisville% The new strike zone, which ex- son, thought the enlarging of the Freediotn Hall. The saurney opens W._ tends from the knees to the top zone might help him if he is wild. Watson bets -es Owereslarro has Tennis Team at 710 pm. with Mayas .1.. .sarat- of the shoulders, is 10 inches larg- "Once in a while I could throw improved or ffeediernatalsa glace it :rng Claiy County. er, according to Owen. He went on one high and it might get by for lost 49-45 to Seneca, the State Other garners -an Tborra Say to say, "This 10 inches will be vital a strike," stated Sohwier. Tcurtniecs favorle, in the Lees- To Begin 18 Hancock Caney jgatirtat C. aan to the careers of several present- Two other lefties who throw the ville Lavatattanall Tournament in County at 9 am.. New a-1- clay stars and some of them will rising fast ball, George Dugan and Ja miry . (115 againsx Sunierset at 13:46 be finished. Other men will become Bill Craidon, differed in opinion. However, Watsion woliki be the am, and Lexington D U 1 oar stars that were just average play- araidon felt it would help him, heat a) Mina that Owensboro Game Schedule algdralt Paducah Tilghtr.... .-,. 2 era before." but Dugan thought that in a round must be saher-shean to even get p.m. Owen says that most of the about way it will help the hitter. past its fins opporserit. long-bail hitters are low-bald hit- "They raised the strike zone to The Red DeVils tlk101( up with Mummy State's tennis team., the ters, and that with the strike-zone treshmars, Mri, na. tempt us (the pitchers) to throw powerful Breathitt Camay, the defending champ of the Ohm well, change, the line-drive hitter will Payne, Higgins, an0—in the high pitch, so the hitters can team regarded by many as the Valley C.irlfesiestx, vita launch become prominent again, and he we.re tnerrioers of the lath WC lose ,t;" said Dugan, "I won't be cans of the mouritairts, at 730 an 18-shme, 1953 achedude on picks Hank Aaron and Roberto Cle- champs, who haled up a . hakl- trying to throw it past the hitters Thersdiaa night. Owensboro as No. April 6 its a mad march with ing 18-2 regular masa . rect. mente to be the top hitters. up there." 3 and Breathat No. 4 in the 't he Uravonstrey Of Tennessee% According to Owen, there will liggiris is the team captc..n. Ken Meredith, a sophomore Sane Urated Press e'rtstksussl Martan Bnacrioh be a drastic change in the majors, The 1963 righthander, felt that the hitters Raitags. - Incladied in he schedule is a due to the new strike zone, but April 6 U.T.M.B. There would have more area to protect rugged southern tour, cbuning how will the new - No one oats deviy the wizardry ?atria 9 Austin Pasty rue strike zone al at the plate. "They have been used sehich anon Chad Stewart's feet the play in the OVC? of /arenas* coach Fence WOUCIIS, April 10 Nome Dame U. me A NEW TYPE OF TWIST Coach Johnny Reagan demonstrates to several of hie pitchers and to protecting the bottom part of ten fatie six opponents in who is bringing the school In A rr a.ah ailts South- April 11 S.E. Mo. State n re catchers the right way to' throw a curve ball. T he hurlers and receivers have been working out Charles Wade, a right-hander the strike zone: now they have to the S'Jaitie Tourniey for the fifth east nallsouni a. Capt Girardeau Apra 13 Pensacola Navy . e indoors until the weather permits them to mov a outside. The Thoroughbreds will open the 1963-641 who was 1-0 for the Racers nine think about the high pitch, toa. 'Amgen year. on Apt% lii van open the their. A•ixial 15 Troy Stale (Ala.) last year stated he didn't think They'll be swinging more and that season on March 21 when' they play Delta State, at Cleveland, Miss. Watching Coach Reagan (left Peratioutka Nbsry, Tray S ta te April 17 U. of Alabama it would change the umpire's opin- helps us." Art 5-(floot.-6, Woods two- be to right) are pitchers Bill Craidon and -Georg. G illey; catchers John Yates and Dave Darnell; and Ussiverady of Materna, April 16 Mississippi Stat., _re ion of the strike zone. "They short 63 tillanunes but he's long hurler Jim Jacobs. us- The batters also had different Msettselppi State, and Farnham April 10 Florence State ri :re ually call strikes low in the OVC, on baidsellball know-how. Wo, opinions on the subject, but all inciderilially, can Skirt a quaint:et State (Ala are other stops on and they will probably call them Apra 25 S.E. Mo. Stage ahne agreed that very few patchens in composed of brothers Brai 00ILV'ff119, the Racism' southern trap. the same way this season," Wade Apra. 28 Western Ky. .. the OVC would pitch to than high include* faux boys named Turn- said. Members of the Racer squad Apra 27 Auetrrn Pray .... a. re • Reagan Believes Pitching intentionally. er. are: Bill OWelni. Junuor, Flora, April 29 fa_calle Tennessee 'me • - Most of the pitchers on the Ra- Sonny Ward, who has been the Ill.; Bob Tracy. jarachr, Hanschile, April 30 Fizonioe State cers staff said raising the strike Whediler the Bialboalts will find leadsng hitter cm the Racer squat' Ills Dave Payne, sensor, Owens- May 2 Western Ky.. . area from the armpits to the, top ars aher -cousin" in Casa:whom in the last several years. repaed, boro; Terry Tippet Si placanone. May 11 Middle Tennesse . Crown of the- shoulders wouichet ttelp is...subject Ilio condentie trAilat. sire._ Juniata and Key to OVC them when asked about the high pitch, Crvieriiibrio7Torri 1-14gains, jundo` r, May 14 St. - much. Lotais U 'us ection under hard to tell who the team son and compiled a 3-1 record. that he wouldn't go for The winner of this e silt It. -derider-J..1n; Torn Tighe, "It's — it, but freshman, May 17-18 OVC Tot/mans:re. in U.S. 22 and to beat this year in the Ohio Coach Reagan has high hopes Jim Jacobs, who was named the would look for the low pitch. tlikely to terve a toughie- multi'•ahavaie, List.; and Dorn Green - 1 erineasee Magic-Tri League Tech.•Clositev.L.. -teed a chart, Valley Conference will be." says for the seasson and most of his • 3-5-63 map. John Reagan, coach of the Thor- hopes will depend on the rest of 864 21i oughbred baseball team, abut you the pitching staff Hank Schavier, Cafichmeil Used Cars 774 304 can be hire that the key to the sophomore. Sprinklake, N..1 from Billsreses Keglers 724 354 championship will wain be the the 1961 season, returt's to give Tidwell Paint gasoline in every Murtha 694 384 8? Then change to RPM Motor pitching staff." Murray another experienced hurl- Bank of rRun clean 68 40 through D. Inc. For the past two weeks Coach er. Seamier patted a 3-0 record in 'Mangle Oils, the deposit-free oils with the amazing ashless 534 544 Reagan has been working out with 11 and compiled a 1.27 Murray Beauty Shop 534 544 detergent that almost halts engine wear! Choose IN allRR'Y his pitchers and catchers in the run average. Irate Stop Grocery 53 66 gymnasium in the Carr Health Craidon: rumor, Hammond,' Peapies Beak spring with from RPM Special and RPM Supreme—two great Reaves 50 56 DEAL Building. He indicated they Ind., ineligible last season, is a Olinda! wrkil 494 584 oils. Both are continue practice sessions in the strong left-hander added to the Tappanottes high-detergent. Both clean engine Refrigeration 48 60 1-3 1 61 gym until it is tine to move out- squad this year Craidon had a 2.10 Rossrland's parts as you School .... .29 79 drive, keep your engine young. You'll doors for good. a ERA while posting a 7-1 record Ezell Bahasa RPM MOTOR OILS 27 804 Ken Meredith, George Dugan,.1 .igvienier year in high school. Beene Cleaners find that RPM in your crankcase means long-run- 19 86 and r;m Jacobs return this year --George CrneY, another lefty. 111 Blue Ridge Team Throe Games Want your car to sing through spring...wfth smooth- ning mileage,better protection for your car. One try t e Coach Reagan a nut-letis a very good freshmen prospect. High Used Cass 2381 • for his pitching staff Meredith, Gilley. Pickneyvele. 111.. had a 74 Oulawell er performance, every mile? Want engine parts so tells why Standard products are Dixie's favorites! 2286 sophomore, Bee Spring_ and Du- record his senior year and posted a Rowland's abeings. Keighsra 2153 clean, so friction-free, you save up to 1 gallon of gan, sophomore, Centralia. III . remarkable .70 earned-run average. B-Ihre,y's STANDARD OIL COMPANY (KENTUCKY) High Tann Gams were very impressive last year in Coach Reagan will also place Used Oars 866 their firs( season of college ball. his hopes for a successful season Ciallthifeal Refrigesalblon 793 Jacobs sanior. Henderson, veteran on the arms of two freshmen, Mick- Rovalanirts Mu.s y Beauly Shop 702 of the Racers' pitching staff, wiw ey Martin, Evansvale, Isd , ana High ind. These Games used mainly as a seiner last sea- Tom Anderson, Boswell Ind. Both boys are strong-throwing sleet- Ease Calaratil 602 handers. Munrana Walter . 541 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Darnall, Benton, Darla Garland 486 RESULTS 1 Sophomore Dave is the only returning letterman in High Ind• Game ni t.4 Walker 211 irth. & NCAA Major College Tournament the catching department. Darrrall 1Mtarmile 211 Eastern Regionals 'emerged late in the season last E.!aue Caldrweal bring merely a Darras Carla:hi 194 At Philadelphia I year to take over as the top re- slumber, but Top Ten Averages First Round 1('e1ver on the Racer team. fakening to the Martreri Hodge . 156 New York U. 93 Pettanungh 8.1 Joining Darnall in the fight for ent of our ("re- Anna Huic 157 West Virastaa 77 Oirrarchicuit 71 ; the tap catcher position will be tina us a second Judy Parker 157 St Jos, (Pa.) Fa Princes, n 81, sot 'John Yates. junior, Mayfield. Bill Cardwell 154 ourselves or to Mideast Regionals Wilkiason. freshman, Mt. Cannel, Essie Murree WaNcer 153 lays. In our own At Evanston. III. Ill., and Gary Miller, freshman, Wade 152 portunity ...and First Round Sikeston, Mo. Shirley Katherine Lax 146 ids the responsi- Eknalfrild Green 77 N''Ste Dame 72 (Nest Week: Infielders) Marsha Krocuh 1443 mine if death 1. rrlila 1111.) 111 t • 144 :Id to everlasting . Terionesee Tech 42 1963 SCHEDULE Jrry Johnston Sri' ow 143 eased, or among Far West Regionals March 21-23 Mats State (A) At Eugene. Ore. March 27-28-29-30 Northwest- •r (M) April 24 Western (2) (A) youth and good First Round St Tenlivo".1 1'+,-41 74, April 2 Austin Posy (2) (H) April 26 Lambuth (H) that death for An? Orearn St. 70 Seattle 86 April 4 Taylor University (14) April 29 Ole (A) something to be Miss NA IA Tournament April 6 Southeast Missouri (2) y in the twilight May 1 Western (21 (H) At Kansas City, Mo, (A) May 3 Memphis State (H) it the suggestion Nest Round April 9 Middle Tennessee (2)(A) g hell could be Ne. Mich. 72 Crag Weatern 52 April 11 Indiana (m) May 9 Middle Ter (2) (H) merciful God. Athena (Ala.) 72 Central Conn 71 April 12 St. Louis University May 10 Arkansas State (H) Amensean 133- pens 49 and (A) think that God * Pan Sr Central Missouri May 10 Southeast Missouri (H) ndly if they live Alliantse 76 Yainikam 66 April 13 St. Louis University 0,11eire News ives, even though Stitt-ion 66 Havasel Paha- at and Arkansas State, at Jones- pt. Hays, sr. 95 nor. N. mesa eh Jonesboro, Ark. (A) o special honor FARM AUTOMATION Cry:nb -vz 76 Artic:-Ii-rv.t. '1,..r1 :is April 15 Austin Pent (2) (A) Curd. Obits St. 71 Okla. Baptist 70 April 16 Lainbirth (A) ce more informa- _ M 'II ANI(SBURG Pa. dab Hell, Purgatory, Capitol Products says it has 'de- id and OA resur- veloped a device that can ahem nent of all men ically grew enough green fodder ppy to send you to feed a heard of 4() cattle daily. Oats planted IR aphlet, in a plain aluminium trays mature as forage in seven days. -socly will call on The unit 'ells for about $6,000. for }our copy of -14. 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• PAGIC FOUR TIES LEDGER Es TINES — RUERILY. KENTUCKY TUESDAY — MARCH 12, 1963 Town and Country Engagement Announced PERSONALS Executive Board Mrs. J. B. Burke«, PL.3-41147 Homemakers Meet Fred Saone, Hannekton -Avenue-, Of Kirksey PTA JI Pith Mrs. Hopkins Murray, has been relea.sed man Sbe Tuberculosis Hospital at Holds Meeting Mrs. Rebert Ift.pkins LAIX.SMP, Maditionedie and a-ill be elble ha The Executive Board of the her home on Carel:mai Dnive ft return to wilt axes the meeting of the Town an • • • Kanksey Sdraxil Parent - Teacher. Assuciattion met an the home of Ctsuntry lionsetnakese Club he's Mr. and Mrs. Easensund Wort- Mrs. J. B. Burilosan em Thunnety as elhaesiday evening at severi- mien repast the weekend with morning at teriathisty °Studs 1kes/0y oNsick. their dearphir eind farnity, Mr. The lesson un "Dents( A Bet- sin Mrs. James Vaughn Ditsvards Mrs Ddlward Ken Adorns, prere Mrs. McCullough ter Breakfast" wee presented lie and children, Jeanne and Jef- Merit, presided. Plans wane com- Social Calendar Mm. Alkin frey, of Careeras Ind. The Ed- pleted for *se Chili supper to Leader At Hazel Mrs. William. Caldwell review- wards' Surety recently reeved be heki em Frklay, Mooch 22, at ed the book. "The Secret Gift' there from Owensboro. Mr. Dil- 6 p.m. eit the Windt The putts WSCS General Meet is urged to Tuesday. March 12th er and Mrs. Retest Brown se by A. F. Jehnson. Mrs Ben Th.- worth has been named manager amend this supper. Widintl, president, presided. Iravinatactirs were rharie The West Hazel Hornemak-as hostesees. The general nesetang ,J the of the J. C. Penny Store itn Chu- liar the • • • The litaterases, Mrs. Hi-picas Club will meta in the -home of Wurna ne Sweaty of Cihrettan Inn next aseellsing to he head on Tugs- Mrs. Kenneth Adams. end Me • • • Mrs Henry Durnae at ..nie o'clock. 'Thursday, March 14th Service of the Hazel Mete-vet* y, March 26, at 7 pan. with Arthur Buttianan. served re- • • * The North Texas Seale, Uni- Church WGBin held March 8th as Mr. arkl Mts. A. A. Deherty Bila Males principal of Callowey freshments to the following marl- spent the Circles sf the. P.rst Baptist vereee €bter. Fres* MeKreley, 7e0 p.m. to the church edict- weekend with his sis- Ceenite High Schtuol, as speaker. bers: Meteleartes ter, Mrs. Church WfilS 11:14.1 meet aS he- conctuatee, wtil app at the uratry Mrs. Rex Hide. Presedent, 0. T. Davis and Mr. Trenvithers Harold Hopper A potluck lunch was Nerved at lows: 1 and 11 far mK,..aon study 3.1,:evre State C dege audeorium geineitieted the busgens seeeion. at Danes cif Mcsuphris, Tam. Jahn B. Otheet, James T. Jsihre the win hour le the iudlownes and beveled deb luncheon at the at 8 pm. .kdraeraen Is 75c per which time it W at, was einced • • • stun Jack Eligoesertaff, Ed King- Meacternes Adams end son. Harry cherch at 10 a_rn III at the home person.. thee the "Day Apart" wiieed be • • • et/r. Gturge lalgors A. G. Wilson Lase Paws, James Tucker and of Mrs. Wse Rene at 10 am., observed at alas church tel Apart Z. C. Enos Wm Pogue; and Grace Wyatt Circle children, Lou Ann MoCiallors IV at the bane of Mrs. Neva The Sough Murree. Iternernak- 5th. me guest, Mrs C. W. Jones. GeV Adams, MaSorkn Majors, Wands at 1 p.m ars Chili wie meet at the hurne Mrs. John McCullough linen.- Meets Friday At • • • The next meeting will be heir. Jen Roes, Jbe Welillont, J. R. of Mrs. Kenneth Owen with Ws. d uced the program "Biblical A. in the tune le Mrs. Juhn B The Gregory Home Smith arid daughter, Alvin Chewy g The Mary Leona Frtect Circle B. Sampson at earesseesat quadrate:ire of Ifisteons", a pro- 9 am. Caves Coldwater Road. The home of Mrs. John Greg- arid deugater, can Burkeeai aind of the WSCS ef the First Mete. gram designed te present the • • • • • • ory was the seem of the moiling demelter. deg Church wi../1 meet in the pregressive Biblical revelation ,11 Grove of the Grace Wyatt Circle of lettne tif Mrs. B. H. Cooper, 304 126 tit the Supreme Fir- Goie mareon, 5 re-examine the ere Woodmen the Women's Ablqudatlitin if the Nord% likh SreveL 9:30 am. Cirrie will have role of the c'hurch at rannuris. .. • • Collitge Preebeterian C2vunth held its dinner meetng at 'the Wum- and to x idAze the ineesseiof FOR CORRECT 4. an Fridas mantra( at nine-thity Wednesday, March 13th, -ates Club House at 6:30 p.m. the ohisele (Continued from Page 1) • • • o'clock. TIME aid The elburchMarruly •Setp-- Mee Ann Herron gave an se- Pel VW. -be ,heid at, aie )Colieete Friday. March 15th "Who Carets" wee the title of aura tithe missions of 'the Old was underwater, a reporter for TEMPERATURE 'Pzeteleyeersell Church at 6:'30 - The Exceuteve Board of the Ihe very informative end chal- Ty-Aran/erg, follenveed by the New radeo etation WHLN said, adding DAY OR NIGHT # • Woman's eeteiceateun ‘id the Co:- lenging program pnesented by Testament mass er.. given by that the water was over the tops • The Ruth Willson Cattle of the lege Psesheterrian Churth vs.11 Mrs. Mrs. Bill Wiesen. The progrern J. M. Merehall. General of cars in some sections of the 75-u6363 First elethveter Church meet at the home sf Mrs. Alfred was ociricerning therstal heulth DIAL WSCS topics redreing to the pubject town. co it C meek in 'the saver yeerth Lindsey' at 910 am. were dieeiseed by Atm. I arid a group dismission thili.wed • • • J. Robert yern at 7:30 in with Mria. Tayksr, Mrs. Hubert Osier, Mrs. All bridges in the area were re- her talk. aearlesMilier e Monday. March 18th PEOPLES BANK s.re1 Mrs. Keith Claud Andersun and Mrs. Laitt ported rmpasiable. a ith more than Mrs. Alfred chairman The Perare HulMenlait....VS Keventely se nutcases. Club Wald nip. 2.000 persons homeless in of- the circte, whetted. Refresh- • • • will meet at the hurne of Mrs. The dev..zeh Wi3.4 given by alone They were being housed ut nails and coffee wise The J. B. Btn4t.t.•!41 Vt 10730 money. Ky. Cora Graves Circle of the Mrs. A H. Newport and Mrs. in the armory, city hag, mart-- servail by the hostess. College Peesiay aenan Caurch • • • J Marshall WM °Marla& house and several churches meet at the !sane MISS PATRICIA JO BEALE of :Mrs Jesse The Wernares-Aessinatsin of the Dunne the fellowship heir, Juhnsur. at The Kentucky River reached a • ENDS TONITE • 8 pm. Colbege- Presbyterian Mrs W P. Rigeell and Mrs. J Church 'Wel record high of 39 feet Mr. and Mrs. Max W Beale, 210 South 12th Street, Murray, • • • Robert Tteler here in the JERRY LEWIS In meet at the hone 'of Mrs Waear served punch eind Attlee enteaternent devastating floods of 1959. but a arra, the ef their daughter, Patricia Jo. to Alert "IT'S Wednesday, March 13th. Baker at 8 p.m: weee lee Italph cakes. ONLY MONEY" crest of 42 feet was predicted for Neal Sellars. was of Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Buchanan, Old Mayfield • The AIR'S Srld Testasseer as the guest. • • • CrVet6 Club will speaker. noon today Police said the etty is Read, Paducah. nava at the Triangle len at • • • 2:30 Isolated. but that most of the peo- The brerie-eitiot is a grioduate of IVIurray. tIgh School ki the AND pni • Mes Jesse Wednesday Thursday Waas The Cal:Levee County H :g h ple in- the high water areas have Ass. of 1959 and wall receive her bachelor of 9accace degree at the hostess. Mrs. Bill School Panent-Teacher A390Cla- been evacuated. beeazes ecturatairi from Meirrery State °allege in June. She la Ir • • • •• THOSE "PILLOW, ?Air, SEA MATS'S ARIII AT f•- AOAIIII •• taun will meet ,Eit the aaheena Hostess For Meet member of Saone Sigma Sigma social eirrxry and the Student at 3:30 p.m. At Pikeville, state police report- Naterial Education Association. Tee Meroencery ittnreliary 01 • • • Of Group III CUT ed a neer reading cif 37 29 feet Mr. Sellars • was graduated from ROCK HUDSON the Wirth Fleenor* Greve Currie Lone Oak High School in the at 5.40 a m with the Lei ea Fork clefs .d ber'end . Mrs. Beil 1958 and recerveri his bachelor of science degree in In- Presbyertean Outride well BIG SPENDER Marvin W26 n43902116 of the Big Sandy River still ris- • dustrial erb from stormy State College in Januars i963 He is DORIS DAY ‘40%, meet at 'Ise church at 7 p.m. fer the meeting of Gaup Ill of ing and no crest forecast avail- hasher of Sigma Cle suet* fraternity Eind Iiipsilun Pi Tau • • • CHASAG4)4Pt — General Motors the Ctristain Wantals Fellowship hononry able. Inckestallai arts fraterrhay He is new - tereetaig In the TONY RANDAL]. 11"'' 4.• epending in Llinoie for sages and ‘'f the Firs Chlrailiai Chunth Arlingeon The city,' of Martin was report- Jeerer }Lips School in Jacdereentile. Flu. The Wesiey-an Circle a the purchases to run its three manu- heSI on Thunschis 'es- .c f• ening at ed flooded, much of Neon was re The will First NIet ri eat Church WSCS facturing operations in the state eight wedding take place In June at the First adiptiAt ChtiCh • ectook at the church. ported flooded, and McDowell end "RIVER evall-esaiss.l.ea. aerial- tat se rum) mere .thaa=300.0U13 duns* MLIMIlly. Only sat if town invitatens will be salt and se The speaker ter tie reentrie Waren*'On were Said to be 7:30 pin vieth Mrs. Eli Aketand- Ike. off icials reported rilakeriia friends aire invitixl to attend. was lee paaor of the church, open. AP•ir COME lt. leeward Nichols, who igs- cussed the holt Tirrsidw. Roads dosed by the high water the Isceitaiss. These present woe N BAcic" Outland Home Scene t M. A B Cress sass the in Ihke Coune. included t S 110 eltesearnes Outland, Workman, COLOR devotion She's Beretta Madam at Meta and South Williamson' Of Nellie Outland lbw*, GarieeRL -Nett, eh:simian if Kentucky 196 at Sinew's' Hickman, the gr arp. unaided Wolf Pit. and Class Meeting Ray Thunriain, •- _ ----- St aie meeting. Plata were nSte!Mantuan 194 at Freeburg} and Ma- Jebeie MeKannety. Cassell Garri- MN,• .0.90 11•ICA f•A c4.01.• • • • to serve the Che Rho dinner uce jestic The Nellie Ouakind Sunday son. Pbeirteirt Sieugtrae, Alieoo Saturdwye March 18. Stevie highways 7 80 and 182 School Cam 011w Cherry Corn- Format, end Perry Hendon, mean- Refriehmeres were served by were reported blocked in Floyd er Bap** Church met in the hers. and litre Jerry Norsworthy, the hbeless. County. bane of Use'. Milburn Outland guar. • • • At Frankfort so: James Gor- as Fr.day. riveting at seven o'- • • • man. state civii defense director, citric sard his *free had received re Mrs Lester Wortonan e the PROGRESS Mrs. Jim Washer ports that about 600 penteris had devou.m. Mrs. Hoyt Halberts, Leader • .Meet been moved out of homes at Pike- prescient, pmeaded at the meet- ville where all roads were closed ing. NEV.' YORK — Water de Of Kirksey 1111S excese U S 23 to the north. Games were enjoyed by the 'Salting sill become a general coin. , Gorman said he also had reports 'Mtn) whiCh were lore by Mrs. mercial industry, as distinguehed The W 'mane Msertionari Ferr- of 2.000 persons evacuated in the N. A. Ease and Mrs Jana; Gar from a research industry. before ety ,4 the Kaleets Beattie Ch- Martin-Alien area of Floyd Couoty kind, Mrs J B Bell received the the end of this year. believes Pres- i/mil observed the 'sec+ if pray- at the confluence of Levin Fort door prize ident John W. Pike .4 Struthers er ter hume ST11,496.ric With a and Beaver Creek Refreehmerits were served by Scientific and International Corp. meeting * the church as Thum- CII* afternoon at four-thins (e- l:Sock If My People Priory- hem 2 Chronicles 7:14 was the theme of ee two pares of the pr green ,How to tell a Tempest presentee with Mrs. Jan Washer, preeer chairman in charge A stick errs& and telerestrip heir wa.:veered from just any low-priced by car the he- Mesdernes Washer. Jackie Treas. Terry Jai* meat peesses—A mall man was through a flooded street Cain, Middle Morten Carlin Riley. Bar- to coilect his mall b• Carnegte. Pa_ where Chartiers Creek bara Daniell, Wash Treats, overran its banks. The creel • tributarf of Ohio River. - and R W Bialoray. — - - Does it have Ilide-Track? ). Be Safe...Call on CENTENNIAL MAME Does it have a lively 4? The War for the Union 1861-65 in Pictures Does it offer a phenomenal V-8*?, '40. 280 necksburg must be taken.' Mae Gen. Hiram 'Ulysses Grant, better known as for Sanitone V1. tees Simpson Grant, had sal& The neoeszity of it, at Does it look like this? g almost arty cost, was obvious. Water Repellent Ventures established that direct assaulta on the defenses fixed by Confederates along the Vicksburg river front were extremely costly. Grant considered alternativa with Adm. David J. Farraeut, aj. Gen. W. T. Sherman and others involved wth hen lit this "must" The Union Navy eseld the lower MississippL A canal cut across the penin- sula opposite Vicksburg on the snaky coursed Shasissippt SPECIALS could Isolate the besieged city further and NS in an attack frets the rear. A canal started In 1R62, ter miles below the city, by Brig. Gen. Thomas Williams with 1,200 Negro —ONLY - laborers, had been abandoned when Welierns was killed In action at Baton Rouge. The work was ordered resumed and completed. A big wusam dredge was brought ferward_ SWEATERS F-arth gouged out by the big iron scoop was cast upon the western side of the canal, on which ter-ea troops were • Placed: to form • levee or bulkhead again* overflow in tha! direction. PLAIN SKIRTS Day after day the eith* became deeper, longer. Day rose against the 49 after day the waicrs of the Nessiseipte teilkheact, (in March R, the dredge and human diggers CASH AND CARRY or DELIVERY broke through the lest barrier and waters of the river were Ur:hindered. But, the wigs:Imre had not planned enough provocation of the riv- er's changing its re' peninsula releelb. Whimsical in %ieksbure. eith fee- habits. its change of channel lion of 4,111.1 indlieted. 'Optional at extra cost for centuries,. it now BOONE Hight: TM- everrieree obstinately eifused to e steem -pestered -make this wan-made LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS dredge utieed in cut- ditch its milli course. ting the dit.h. t'on- Now there are two hie of-Wide-Track ears—Pontiac and Tempest , The canal project told temporary iilietrations WIDE. CHOICE W18 0000 to be ahandered, all SEE tour A, P6NTIAC DIALER FOR A OF TRACHS AND WAD CARS. TOO 1 HOUR from B. J. le-einiee the labor Involved a riet oriel t'lehl Beck wasite. of the Cell %tar," SANDERS-PURDOM MOTOR SALES SERVICE --CLARA KENNAIRD 1106 W. Main St. Murray, Kentucky 111.4•••••••••• amou••••••

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• • TUESDAY — MARCH 12, 1983 THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, IIENTrCRY PAGE FIVE ARCH 12, 1963 DEBUT Board VANED [UPS — British stagel actor Eric Porter has been signed y PTA to make his film debut in 'The More will the more Fall of. -the Roman Empire" being GIVE eting Llmed here by Samuel Bronston LIVE you Production. e Board. of the The film stars Sophia Loren, Ste- HEART FUND Parent - Teatinore • phen Boyd, Alec Guinness, James Ii She bane of Mason and Christopher Plummer. aeon on Thursday Anthony Mann is directing. -Illarty o'clock. Nina= Ken AdialiTIS, pees- 527-8322 or 527-8383. mar28c I nOce apitited pony, 4 feet Plana were corn- FOR SALE PL 3-4770, Kowa McClure. lq NOTICE D-7 CATERPILLAR, Con- HELP WANTED Chit supper to L GOOD leer, Einrch 22, at ji, motor overfnatil. FOR SAJ.rE BY OWNER: GOOD APPROXIMATELY din& The public 2/6 US ED Laiplatit Choate Hyd. 10' blade. cn 4 rcorw alne bath. NOW ..00K: GREEN ACRES TRAILER DIRbeT SALES ROUTE. NO ski seepper. troika's wires ranging from $750 By cncrier, phone Murray 474- waiter heater. Piurnsbed fur mew- iales, Union City, Tennessee, new cam-assring. $70 weekly guarantee to $3,000. New trailers 45'x57' 2247. ml2p mastic house ind used mobile homes, all sizes, to cite:rated man. Oar and ref- sae amide for the weigher. First cd. long, 10' ba 12' wide, prices Syoamiare on Woad Ext. $4500.00. see us before you trade. erences necessary. For interview be head on Axes-, •law from $3,550 to $6,095. Deliv- BEFOtRE YOU DEAL COME Bee Baxter merits wrote P.O. Box 482, Mayfielit new Bilk:trey, 753-5617. ovI4o KY. , at 7 pen with ery included. Commenarial credit she 10' x 52' Moresiarh, - Pause 247-3908. ml9c $3524.00. -- Cigna Cailoway financing. Before you buy Many ueed sea, low 1959 MODEL 841 FORE) inasitra 450 REWARD FOR INFORMA- a sew prices Lioui leading to the arrest and check at with one chooi,i speaker. or Lased car or a new or used Counitsey Motel, Hist- plow, disc, cultivator% ems STEAM FINISHER, Exeperienceci lanky 80, conviction person pensions upobtle borne see Joe Morris and 2 miles east at Mayfield drat. FAA obis cunctlinnt Stt al or preferred. Boone Laiaidry and idri wen served at on Benton Eked. whine Morgara Morrow Laventock involved in break-in at Roller- Cleaners. Sc Auto and Traitor Saks, North m23c la the toiliounsing: asoprany. drone vieek at March 2-ad arid I want to enjoy 3 cars in 1 with the world's on and Win. Hoary Maui, Benton, Khretucky, use 31 REAL NDCE PIGS.' ALSO oreek-in at Murray Drive-Inas ATTRACTIVE POSITIUN. Lucra- 155 ACRE FARM -convertible.* :nes Tucker and A.PX. 8 mi. aeuk if March 31d. Phorit, 753- tive part-eime work easslatie m only slide-open-roof wagon S.E. Assn Ann MoOstion, Murray 8/10 mi. coil 3694. utlac prez,:tige business. No Selig oan- Wank. ,tiip Matookn Majors, on pa. snivel rd. 2 vatothig, nu trrawerissg. Our inter- I want to command America's fastest production Welleond, J. R. said govt. po*a s. gpiting and THANKS TO NAIL HUSTON well. nat..,inally knitnVel orgasszation 25 pair, Alvin Uloney 2.5 acres drat ticenacco Miller of Hazel Route Two for car over 150 mph at Bonneville) one of the • ham. 66 memoir one en its bead. U you and Burkeun and unds-r exceilent fence sear Chtober 21, 1961 issue. James Issue a pleasing perscriality and world's highest-performance, 4-passenger luxury cars.** 70 auras ay. Harmon. ltc fence. Farm rest- best refenonces, write fully to nonce, h.it and mid waiter in THERE B. J. Parker, 805 Alexander, Par- hmse. Only $13,500.00. W114,4 BE A BIRD &rot I want to live it up with the dough I save by irA tere 1 tret.lacer Lite. * Tenn ml2c NEW 2 BED ROOM, )R CORRECT MODERN Saturday; 161,13.. Ites'aboat picking America's lowest-priced V8.***, hotrae hoar Murray on peci road. will mamba. TIME aid for luta' $6650.00. ten eon- WANTki' cirate all day. ml4e. a rich pedestrian.**** COMPOiRTAO1 F 5 ROOM 1 want to be EMPERATUU RES OUTSIDE OR INSIDE WORK )Willi L2 bat-salient and rooms up ,T OR NIGHT attire cluoe ei to square. wanted. Experienced az fanning. Oall 762-3321 after 6:00 p.m. Tom CLAUDE L. MILLER, L. axle Talbot. 753-6363 a heal&tate, phones PL 3-5064, ml'ap COUSTESY PL. 3-3059. m 1-k WORK W ANTE13! PAINTING, inside or out. Soe Carlos Black Jr.. 221 South 12th Street, ES BANK FOR RENT or dial of 753-5287. ml2c then check us. ray, 3 ROOM K. FURNI,SHED Ananias** Your Studebaker dealer, with bath. 306 Su. 18th St. Ca11 HOG MARKET Kiri Stoll 762-3732 after 6:00 pin TONITE • znep Federal Sate Market s LEWIS In Service, Tueidlay. March 12, 1963. *Wagonaire by Studebaker MONEY" Kentucky Purchase - Area 11.4 **Ayanti by Studebaker4who needs to pay LY • 3 ROOM FURNISHED Apartment and Re sit inetuding 8 buy- an extra $8,000-plus for a 2 , 2 Ferrari?I g..-rtilge. Adults Lally, 64.1t2 S. staticris. Er.mated receipts. 611 bog Studebaker irsday St Call P 3-1810. ml4c ,.383.. Bit:mows end gilts 25 to 35e ***Lark Standard by lower. No. 1, 2 and 3 180 to 230 ****What are you—some kind of a nut? tbs. $13.75 $14.10. row No. 'R AGAIN! IP G SERVICES to. 1 OLD ELI GETS NEW COACH — Athletic Director De- I OFFEREI:_:, 180 a, 220 lbs. $14 23. No. 2- arid laney Kiphuth of Yale welcomes the new football coach, 3 23 Syu 270 lbs. $1250 to $13.85. Svc all the great '63 Studebakers at John Pont (right), who succeeds Jordan Olivar. Pont WILL TAKE CARE OF Elderty No: 1. 2 and 4, 150 to 175 Ras. formerly coached at Miami of Ohio. people lel My tune Phone 753- $11.00 to 513.85. No. 2 and 3 sows 1368. 400 tu 600 lbs. $10.50 to $11.75. TAYLOR MOTORS, Inc. - 303 S. 4th St., Murray, Ky. ,1 No. 1 and 2 250 to 400 Lbs. $11.50 • A New Thriller . to $1275 w/NAT 5 V WELL, IA 60A6 A wh;RK EPIDERMIS WEAVE — "Of f .1) '1,i 1 II 1, course it's an unusual fabric W112ZNIS laTti TO WRiTE A POEM MA64IFICENCE DEMAND'S -NE TI41.57 FOR 50100L. BY JOHIN CREASEY —it's my tan,- says Metro- PROPER PIECE OF FOOLSCAP! politan Opera singer Rosa- ~a. mman•m••• •I•s R.•••I •••mbon Omar• a a •• •••• it 0.m.••• •• •••••.• Swain lind Elias in New York as she shows off her new even- ing nude midriff. ell PTFIt `17 Ittcru gown and ya decoys to Li.e41- hat Niee - LE COMTE de The all-white ensemble was Virrionell .-uty old foots, then keep thorn , react, I I was some el 011.1. q-ds created by Donald Brooks, in the library ot nis prisoner, use them as the bait vi a .1 !s/ov lawn. De Vigoolles I. -d and may be the first three- which was built on the in More big swindles r When ha' uttered a word O.1 -ft ov;r:ooking the piecer worn so tar apart. sea, be -they re guilty of that, they re Jo. tween th• middle and upper °or. in Chicote hands. Villa Seblec niche from They drove, towards the black Monte Carlo to Mos is kept as a kind of home from I by Ernie BushmIller He Alla , of the Lawns and turned off the alone. home for the young ladies until rh.• main road They came to a MU room was large, but the they can't stand the confine- m t and, on the other side, took an- striking feature was the Men( any longer, and -volunteer rei„e windois,. other narrow lane which led to stretching the to go to the African coast Vio- whoa. • Man farmhouse. It was n.r. I CAN'T width of one wall, and tette Monet was an exception, row and t h e promontory because tall, With plaster walls SLEEP Chicot fell in love with and peeling WITH v Jutted into the sea St Cap her.- paint. "Home again," said THAT BRIGHT 51,,.,beau and the fie de Seblec. He paused'. Then: Roilleon a • Wren a tap came brightly. "Quite a change, isn't MOON at the door, "M. he Comte, what would t :Aid at once. it? Mind you step nigh when happen if I were to tell Moreney you get out; we didn't think **Yes, come in." or Raoul, at the to Villa Seblec, bring your valet." A middle-aged man dressed that you have named tom?" in mock "Rollison " entered. "No!" cried de Vignolles. "M is —This farm Is owned by Comte. an English gen- "He wouldn't be surprised, as friends of mine," Orillison tleman. one M Rollie.n, asks if we dined together." inter- you wilt rupted. be good enough to see Dc Vignolles was sweating, "17Vluit is it—you want 7" and breathing in short gasps; "Chicot," said Rollison. • "liesfutifully said." said Rolli- • frightened man. a "Re- son, member?" and startled the servant by The manservant was at the He turned appearing behind mm. He put door. toward the open • front door. Violette was him gently to one side, and en- Rollision lust in- relaxed as the door side. He tered the room. "Good morning, opened didn't see Fin, although and touched his forehead he knew that good morning. My, what a lightly. she was nere view!" He Somewhere. Violette gave nirn moved across to the "Au revotr." He by Raeburn Van Buren bowed, a lazy smile, and looked ABBIE AN' SLATS window and stood looking out, moved to the at de door, and went Vignolles as if ne marvelling. out, were some- "Wait outside," thing that crawled. rl P0SOMETHiNG de Vignolles Ten minutes later, M. le Corn- AS CONSTANT AS THE EVEN THOUGH ---IN OTHER WORDS, THE___) - - - •100 Said The room into which Rollison abruptly to his servant. te cI Vignolles left his villa STARS ARE IN THEIR YOU'RE MISERASLY OPPOSITE OF EvER.4 MAN TO ME' SO- HURRY UP "Al in stepped was large and poorly YOU SURE YOU TWO you, wish, m steti_" a chauffeur-driven car. HEAVENLY COURSES, SO UNDERSIZED, L'VE EVER MARR1ED - — AND MARRY PARSON, "What IR. Some big old-fashioned WANT T' GET IN" do you want?" de A few hundred yards CONSTANT WILL / BE TO CREDIBLY UGLY, WHILE I'M IN THIS along, chairs Stood abOtit, a large teble MARRIED?? Vignottes said to Robison. round a corner, YOU, MY CELESTIAL --, SADLY "Some the driver was with a red chenille tablecloth friends of mine," said forced to stow down. Workmen FIFI \e.4, GROOMED-- IP Manson promptly. on it, a Sofa, two big out lamps. • "Simon Le- were blocking halt the road, I ., clan. known as The floor wax bare, but looked the natural sue- and a car was coming towards cerise to as If it had been recently the original Chicot; them on the other half. De Vig- scrubbed. Daphne Myell. mat the daugh- nolles glared at the driver _of De Vignolles ter 01 an unhappy woman, and this, who was thrust in, looked a very old man behind Rollison. a few other daughters. Him pallor yes Not very in beret and blouse. The man much, greater, and green-tinged now.' after was 'Wearing at his engine, In the large fireplace there "Yon must be mad! To come which Stalled. here and 'talk to was a wooden rocking chair. me and tie Vignolles opened his mouth —Burble.- said "Sit down," said Rollison, and Roillson bright- to say something excessively when ly. "I agree with you Vignolles hesitated, tie In your unpleasant and closed it again, position took his wrists and thrust him I would be angry. too for two of the workmen had Mai It The chair rocked • But &ere isn't aniaeng you can turned toward back- him. A man mud- wards alarmingly. de Vignolles do about It nuo, tor eet.'ee ,n denly appeared from the side of panicked and tried to trouble. You're .in beg trouble :the road and get up, pulled open his fell back, and gave You sec I think you know who idoor. his head a Chicot sickening bang on the back of is. I think he black. T h e chauffeur exclaimed! mails you the chair. "IMP into reeping him. V ru , -Get away from here!" hoped I The chair readied. by Al Capp would trace and kill Then he saw the LIL ABNER Chicot, gun in the "lasten to me, de VIgnolles," You dare not name Ary i ether man's hand. but von threight. said flotilson bleakly. "You're a thoucan: , "You can't want to move- ACTIONS i'Go'sil•-• MAMMY WAS AWAveN'HER THET VOICE!! pounds would so scared of Chicot that you do Make me keener more quickly than I do," said CLCASER —AN'5 IT SOUL'S to find out what he tells you. You saw me ISSTUPI D RIG,I'T.P•.' AkFtIT MAL-i 1-1E STILL who he is. V il, Rolllson earnestly. -Take you're Off because he told you to. You MAI-I GAL ARM AROLIN" NER, AN' kiAhv'r-cifkiecrziv SMALL-AN' going to name him, Styour hat and coat and BUT Ic t'ornte." hurry!" were to offer rue a thousand HAIN'T WEAK--- ,,.The chauffeur gulped, and HE DOES PLEASE', SHE BELTED ME.r.f4 "I do de pounds, and I was to tell you AS not know him:" Vignolles stated to tweak, but TH'TREMENJUS A-IGH As„t "I don t what I knew about Chicot, You believe you. Send him bit on the words. The — - a chauffeur probably want him dead. You `40UK1G MAW- - - "IS N E ES!! message, will you. That I'm took off his hat and Coat, and &trent let him or his prepared to keep away from the men real- •• one of the 'workmen' hurried Lse that police and give him you do. You deren't time to get towards him and put them away, on; name hies, but--you will. When provided Simon Leciair the other forced the chauffeur I came to see you, you wanted and the girls are freed." to climb out. to -get help "It tsn't true,' de Vignolles . RoUlson got In reed Instructions. next to derYou could not telephone, so said shrilly. "I do not-know who Vignidles. Chicot is!" planned to see—whom?" "Driee on, my man," he said -- Ronison grinned. grandiloquently, "you know "Ills eyes looked wild use "Chicot, son of Chicot," he de- our nestination." he maid: 'I do not ile. They clared. "Bright idea, too. Lure alll De Vignolles teas trembling he. hurled the girls down here with bright violently. and no one will lights, know how It happened. " turn their heads, use At a lonely spot on the road , Continue the story tomorrow. Ati•Ssa • sss 0. •• .••• ••• Published by assioigeuierit with Ss ....•••••• • sw Ilmuld Ober Asa°. rates. C,.pyrorht 11 , letio, by John Cr-ea:key, •

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• PAGE SIX THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY TUESDAY — MARCH 12, 1E1'63 rents of retarded children. Natur- al/a'. we can't expect any one agen- Health cy or Mental source to have all of the at1S• Spelunking Offers Adventure, wers nor furnish Thrill of of the infor- Conquest all mation. In Kentucky Today Periodicals an d professional journals carrs. excellent articles For Courageous and Nimble Cave Explorers on mental retardattons and books on the _subject are available .111 many libraries and book stores. ly ITT Universities and colleges are ex- By Harold L. MePheeters M.D. panding their curriculum to meet 'the th.rnandF for hntirerained pro- Commissioner fessional people Many official and discussion sesstorre to which einter- Kentucky Department eeted persons are welcomed. - . . of Mental Health FIVE DAY euRECAST By United Press International LAFULSVIII.S. tin -- The advan- •Whera can I get information a- tardation and the Division of Com- ced weather fo:eeest for Kentucky • bout mental retardation' What ti- munity Servers both agencies a for the five-day- period. Tuesday terature and educational material the Denvernent of Mental Health, through Saturday: Nit is available' Are there training State 9ffice Building_ 600 West Temperatures- will average a de- and orientation claisesseior thaw Cedar St., Louisvidle. Roth of these gree or two be'Oa- normal seee) who are activedy interested' divisioes :leo have educatien and ;old sweet: near normal southeast We get many inquiries from training films available for author- Kentucky normal mean 46 • people throughout the state and ized groups Louisville extremes 533 and 'Yd. from all Attlee of life who seem Other publeations may be ob- Werming treed until turning eager to learn about mental re- tained from the National Auocia- cold latt:er part of the week. tardation and the problems it cre- Pon for Rerterded,.Children. New Precipitate:in will average an ates Nieuradh. many requests are You. N arid ficen the Depart- :nch or more. occurring almost from parents of retarded children ment of Health. FaitleatiOn and • Many others. however are from We!fere. Washington, D C. students. teachers. civic leaders. Information on many subjects NOW YOU KNOW and just plain citizens. I is available from local associa- - This is good It iriclicates an tion groups both those for the By United Press Ithliernefional 'IT SURE IS WET IN HERE' These on the awareness of the problems in- mentally retarded and the men- Wood still is used as a heating are two right is Dave Newman, sophomore, ‘•where they have taken color phcdographs and movirg volved and it also mehcates that tally ill, from the fuel in many homes of the south photographs taken by John Koertner, senior, Murray, from Paris,. Kentucky Asso- Tenn. These pictures were made In Cool pictures. Cave exploring is certainly not for the the people In our communities are ciation for Retarded Children; men- ALantic and Pacilic Northwest On a trip of the Cave Explorers Club in May. Spring Cave near Cadiz. The group also explored timid: the cool, damp caverns are Occupied by bats, more than ever rerogrenres that tal health hospitals; and the State states where pine and other soft- Peering around the fused stalactites in th• picture caves at Smithland, Princeton. and Clarksville, Tenn., snakes, and the primer,: resnorrebilits for car• institutions for the retarded. woods are readily available ac- lizards, irg for the menialh• retarded bee Anse-era to many questions or cording to the National 0.1 Fuel you're busking for sdneecure ssith their own local eammunities help in finding courses of informa- Institute In 1960 -bout 1.3 mil- and the thee at outride... My usual itiougerst, when I'm in a, tet*It they rnaek the walla w.th arrows, tesi.isg carbide These inquiries also indicate that tion may be obtained frern the lean U. S. homes were heated by conquest, this amide ss fur you. Beare you teNd goat ls thet if a sight teeth treenue thould creme Lamps. there es des-eloping a greater in- personnel at mental health cen- wood fires an institute survey further, let me sweet this vilUrete mums and ositlicteL Nod the wall or celBinig fall only a teas- inches, I'd be Girts are interastied, ticio. Often they sasuw -Lev the terest among proiessionel people ters. public health departments,! showed. both are very I,- &tBur apeandoen or alie• Muck," byes because of a subconciour elenav is stenv who are so greatly needed in the or from other field • represents- , the expineers. _ • "Caves -theeesinnt.edsisnia, muddy. and .81/Jew," eirennsonity. -programme— • - — rYew -Of Slate --agentern ent- istey-Shalt they atea do it. -Bert watt twesetencinseder John koertner, service, net major, from Murray, says Koortner. Mans puOlicatiorte-pamphlets health and welfare field and from satiety first. is the orgarezer uf eiaperesrig reporte. guiders books and book- school emennteridents and prin- •curve sinew enen MSC. Common formatioesIi ranee are stailiactites, Kaertrier sans the group is edit in the process He become tiangsng lets-- ransing in subject matter cipals. iteleanallied in cave expire-mg after from the evening. and ntakeenstes, rising up cd organizing Their guises are to num and train from specific topics to general in- Still other rung on sources of informa- warns' expeditions web a epelunker !rand. erten the fluter. Often there are eadurnin fuevrvait•sork a cave rescue team arid man the cos a-. formetior. ale evadable from the tion are local hospitals, private Th,...n,e are many oreggpg Inter.tated in this topic mid which look -Nike puke; supportang a building." $sene Certain prec-autions Kentucky Division of Mental Re- climes. pediatricians thouid be taken before em- and the pa- Kiartner thought it svould be - kink like a good idea to °M trees. There are merry underground rivers, barking on an expectirUon. Leave a note givMg the funnels, potholie. and chimneys. expected time of return with aceniwne who knows Ansyrer is Saturday's Stutzls The green) expkees cases at Clactiz, And there are CROSSWORD PUZZLE Senzthland, many -hear. confined places "I've the kaatiun of the cave; never follow antelber's Niece/tees and Clarksville. These carves have been been In places where ACROSS I cute,. net lift my heed high markings, as thee onld be wrung; never go alone; expkined by onier spelunkers but are still nedatavely enough to see es-en three inches beaks! me. I and ----teRftwe-earte s II • t. -A-ftn. - weer teet all ecueatnent before - tuul water unexplored. Yot. "go at year own rear." arawitng as flat an I o-ataid," related Knetner. Equipment, to be Wren 4-Pw.noun 7-Pelt • inebalies: oinbilde 4. l-ater Koerner The must c-enerson accident is S-etas•t• said that they have found esti* eray- burnpang your oartnne light kit, hat, glovo>. buena. Wabtrixnuot -11scie of wool I-Teutonic heed, emenisiftyon staiectetwa. 13- l'awer • fah simile: to the oneis It Statearruali ObM12. There Fur thas reason, it is Iniat'CheS, Mina*, nantliiiiht extra banister., food much tneasurs '111-:/tecOsse are many bats. finis, lizards, arid s-nakee in the neer...ea to wear a hat a-Nile in the caves Broken a candy hers. honey I 12-Frerab NAMES PULP," Konald Le- -and sugar. frret-aid t, warace IS-Printer's kegs, snicks, and WM*, roy Slret.es 19. is shown in eaves. resulting frurn falls, -are water-purdirellOon tablets, watch, nape, end bide. rnealliUne 14-Pan at cummon, bat 14 Ain lerstion - flower custody in Minneapotie the. epeluniker kerne caution and goon Tbose who are hale saki hearty and hankering Is-Earth 17-Break -When I go caving." rerreariced Knertner "I Minn. weere ne adrutted tie develops an extra sense. for adventure megte be inteteeted to goddess suddenly absorb or &want everething know that the 14-S..t• scaM 25-1-oasa wet was one of MI. hovs Si orneernrig the cave. Never miler ii cave alone,' but ex.plone oave 21 -S,ril,an in groups explorers gnasp• meets the fret and third 31.ConJunetloss took morderei 15 year old 1 Pot my heart and as 'cal as rt. I nesee have a fear CE no sr.l.tairo Vi•esetawankhr- more law five peevie. _Ibureciayas esioh meaner an 7:30 p.m in the SUB. Mary Linen Bell from bet dying when I'm made a cene, but when I'm _s 25-Srm It is very ease get kart, says .tuosnos 3.4-Braret .5 -:"Val baayildttifig too for • rote. Koertiner,' so :4 res. r-Coaao Yes. 25-Mistakee --h•tr It • 1 Under questioning no at first 41-fherta---ers tr .c Ines t•i•romens la)Plan would not name the other NOW tat) KNOW •••• •t 12 13.-rs -,day 41 •••,;4•144 7 buy, then dkl, and said his - . • 13 Mothers 44-I,•. By United Press International , friend was tze one who stab- 1-4.ut•ts 44-5 51 PCSOL•.- The excheqeer. the British de- Hate.. • -4•• beo and trreortmi•d her to death in Minnehaha Park " livered concerr.ed with matters , t .....iis z 7.74' 1, - • near Minnenaha Falls. f piedie finance derives its name Iii the open test that tears'em apart...tho Daytona 500 II .4 F4,1.4 OR -rem a chnerered tablecloth used • ,-."-noiro lit,2 1i2 14- 1 rs n medieval times is a calculat- T. • T • .44 JAC.. . deacce sinIslar ta the .neeesd— 4! Fruit • bucue. - atere:Vere to the l'nisee- str•mpt. ..' -a .- .."5.5•15^-• - ? 2'3 •.• 21 • • SL:ndard Encvlopedia. Fri durability conpered the field 1 • c•• 1,st seed ii:.•:•.." ' 3 i 1 . S. tIrrrir•rt i .m•Il 24 52 , -•••reall ...... T • err 29 30 ....: 31 41, X... i *.•7•'.:.".•:i3.4 :•. 36 37 ,-- ,•>:••:••••' •:•:•, •r•ht 'Cr all V."„;7117- 4, •• lst2nd,3rd,4th, /2 39 177:734° and 5th /...,.., 45 AO V.... 141 AS ;IVO 1 I -•....., ..... k.. i SO 31 12 53 . ".....1 'WINNEES'—Desi Arnim, 46, s. . +. 55 i . Si and bride, the former Edith 511 ;•: .., r I DOAN Mack Hirsch. 45, hug after 8' e•T 0,...,053 64 their wedding at Las Vegas, i• .;:tvits - Nev His former wee, Lu- cille Ball, wired them: "Con- Matz. b tonne eiritou• 5yo...cata. gratulations on both of you picking a winner."

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