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IN OUR 83rd YEAR MURRAY SOONI'll ited Press International Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, July 7, 1962 POPULATION 10;100 Vol. LXXXIII No. 160\

P nvtos PAVING BID IS ACCEPTED BY COUNCIL REALTY White Purse Is Boundaries To Be Drawn Lost By Vacation Resolution Approves Sale Of Party Yesterday or Proposed City Annexation US Capabilities Bonds By Murray Hospital Two visitors to Murray and Kentucky Lake will appreciate ayor Holmes Elhs last night the Sanitation Department, he the return of a ladies • puree, The Murray city Council last on July 20 at 2:00 p.m. Mayor rted that some changes will said. This service will be given which will determine just how Are Tremendous night accepted the low bid of the Ellis arid the finance committee made in the ordinance of during the sus-rater. long their vacation lasts. M & H Construction Company will be in -charge of the sale. ent to annex an additional Counciknan Vaughn reported Mr. and Mrs. Dan Parker of for pasing to be done in the ,city Dr. }tarry,Wayne was approv- ea to the citry of Murray. that the lift station located at the Whittier, California were in Ken- CHARLES W. CORD6RY tary strategy of Murray. The company was ed by the council as a member :EDS IS tly. ...should be the de- end of Waldrop Drive has been tucky !Ace State Park yesterday struction of the enemy's military well below two other bidders for of the Murray Planning Com- iRUPTIOt4 a The present • move to annex the and is in operation. This International installed and .is they, prepared to leave, United Press fortes, not of his civilian popula- the 'twist ruction. mission. Dr. Whayne was former- ROM ifroposed area has been cancelled residents of the Five will give they started packing their vaca- tion ... We are giving a poasible ly eliainman of the commiesion -Ind an entirely new proposition Points area sewerage service and %VASHINGTON The three bids for the paying thy- an tion gear back in the car. In Opponent the strongest -ia-fi-a-giriz and- resigned-atha -position when trill be introduced. Citizens who hooked on to the Secretary Robert a. S. McNamara are as follows with the price •they may be the confusion of packing and able incentive to refrain from he moved outside the city( limitea: AA, 'ght have planned to protest has reetated his belief that the indicating the cost of the paving :e Co. lines at any time. leaving, Mrs Parker left her atriking our own cities." a He is now again inside' the city. comment on the proposed ex- A new street was 'accepted by United States might spare Rus- per. ton. PI. 3-4342 White leather purse On the rear The phrases, "the U.S. has- co Councilmen Presto n Orcia-ay, nsion may now wait until the the city lase night. it is located *ism cities even after a massive Roy Starks and Joe Dick will be deck of the car, and they droVe' to the conclusion" and "strangest 31 & If Construction Co. ....$8.00 proposition is made k flown. .directly north of Sunset Bouts- surprise attack, b u t he shied cou,ncil members on a group to off. imaginable incentive". suggested iRev. Perkins Atherton 1%iddlenvest Roads —898 Mayor Ellis .'id that the resi- ;yard on South 16th Street. It away from anycommitment to welcome returning reservists next The purse contains about $200, that a policy' had been adopted, John Grogan 9.00 n for the delay or change, is was, named Loch 1.omand Drive. such policy. month. „/ courtesy cards, driver's license while the phrase "to the extern is contemplating 6975 that some of the area tinder Four new lights will be added Rev. Atherton 4Will The city and a man's wrist watch. The McNamara told a news confer- feasible" implied there were un- of paving on streets which consideration. is now considered In the city park to light up dark feet r'$ of their vacation is just ence - Friday—in which he also stated exceptions. Speak At Revival .have already been paved by the - - .a-aot to be to the best interest of Arpas Tear gas shella_an.d_li. - emitained- -Ow • parse. discussed Southeast Asia — that to' his pews coulees-rice Friday, but nea of- repaving, the city at this time. He spoke printing equipment for the city ya- Anyone finding the purse may America's nuclear atrength is suf. however. McNarnara declined to and 5700 feet of paving In which Farm Bureau - particularly of the area in the police has been purchased. contact Mr. Parker at the home ficierytly. great to permit a "no- soy a policy had 'been adopted. the city. will parti- southwest corner of the proposed Councilman Heron West point- The Elm Grove Baptist Church residents of of Mark Parker, 700 Meadow Jities" strategy in targeting. H. "What I aid, and I tfiinic- a it cipate on a one-third cost share. city limits where Freeman ed out that sonic consideration will hold a • revival Jigs' 9-15. new Lane, phone PL 3-5901 or call said he wanted to emphasize the particularly important to _empha- Johnsoa, local contractor. has en- given to naming streets Services will be held daily at 2:00 basis, Directors *tumid be the city police. The family was word "permit." and that it was size this, is that we have a forte' der construction a sewerage dis: in 'such a way that it would be pm. and 8:00 p.m. -asisApProximately 1800 feet on parked near the large picnic not necessarily planned for use so large that we can be certain , • I posal plant to serve his stg)- mores simple to give directions. Reale Street, in the city ceme- shelter in the park at the time. lin that way. . It can abaorb a full first strike • Bro. R. Perkins Atherton, DAIS- - diyrsion. Part of this area was Streets are named an any manner lery, is included in lhe city pay- I Hold nu%INN The purse could have fallen off j In a recent speech at Ann by any potential enemy and sur- tor of the Berea Baptist Chair-II-, Meet' in the new city limits. policy, except ingbef,o e.:which has not been paved included under present the car at almost any point along Arbor. Much., be said: 'The U.S. vive with sufficient power to Paducah, will be the evangelist. Residents will be notified of an obvious extension AS where the road back to the main high- has come to the conclusion that deatroy the military' capabilities The public is urged to attend. new proposed boundaries. Af- City paving. where the city the apparent. way, however. to the extend feasible mile at that potential enemy," he two times, basic Will pay all the cost, include, in The Calloway Count,s_ Farm ter council approval The new sewerage trunk line maid. have thirty addition to the Beale Street pav- Bureau directors met this week then residents will progressiot __weit from the dip- - permits us, should we make known -"This er*: , for a regular monthly meeting days in which to posal *et is now at the bock eTieose to do so, to apply ... 3 any. Second street from Main to with president Billy Smith : pre- their protest, if of Murray Liveolock Company. Another Cache Of Money Is Strategy_ that would direct the Judge'a Report indi- Poplar. siding. The meeting was opened The City The 18 inch lioe will Proceed up surviving force in a second strike $3,773.75 has been Sykes Lumber BULLETIN Poplar .Street tram _11t11 . to jadth prayer led :by W. H. Barialca.. cated that the low area near' wiliest the military targets .of city court from mis- Herman 15th and widened from lltir to Several thing's, of interest to received in Compans, run near the that potential enemy." cellaneous f.nes and parking me- Ellis home on the Hazel high- Found In Garage, $168,675 lath. the county were discued. A date ERY Vine to Syca- ter violations in the law quarter. way, then proceed west Three Woodlawn from for the annual :picnic for mem- Judge Dunn reported that $1085.25 crews are working on the ex- W. 0. Inman Will BOMBAY. India rlIPI — An more. ben was set for August 11 at the Ry EDWARD et'SPENCER the *188.87552 crammed Into two to Sycamore. was received in April, $1425.50 tension su days a week. Alitalia Dalt jet with 94 persons Irvin from Vine Murray Citys,•Park. Announcement: ynited Press International shopping bags in a boarded up Be Club Speaker done on a cost' in May and $1243.00 in June His A review of the budget for the aboard on a .flight from Australia Paving to be and printet proarams will be JFASEY any N.J —Poi- garage just a block from the as fol- report was read by City Clerk first half of the year indicates to Rome disappeared early today share baba a tentatively mailed to members. ice found $188.675.52 casually original find. The MethOdist Men's Club of Stanford Andrus. that the city is keeping in line just before it was due to make lows: . Boys and girls who are inter- banked in a garage Friday ocdp Whipple said three . C-oy films Lynn Grove and Goshen Mange block. The report indicated a drop in with expenditure expectations. an thstriane-nt landing at Bombay Broach Street, one ested in entering . the King and a block from where $2 4 milk* with Moriarty's name on them ill hold their regular nunghly. Mies. a . meter violations since the $1.(E) Revenue is coming in A.. Mir tbstregh rain-driven skies. Waldarap Queen contest are urged to come tin cash was discovered Tunably. were foond with the money, link- meeting at 7:30 p.m. the evening from College Farm fine was instituted in April. ' anticipated rate with privilege North 18th by . the office on Maple Street I Jailed gambler Joseph (Newsboy) ing the gambler with the cache. of July 9. Search officials here said they Mayfield Highway. • Bobby Butler was named as a and auto stickers lagging slightly Road to • and pick - tip their record books Moriarty was again tapped as the The films, which also carried the W. 0. Inman. Paris District laay had unconfirmed reports the big Avenue. one block. St. tss penotanent employee , of the Mur- behind last year. Police court Earns winch are to he fillet- out and owner., name of a local physician, were Leader, will be the visiting speak- imercontinental plane had crash- subdivision, about one ray Natural Gas Syster He is a tines are more than antiespated. Bagwell returned the seek before the Hudson County Prosecutor Law- on the lower abdomen and pelvis. er. The %'enable Sisters will furn- ed into a hillside at Khapoli, %elder an& has been on a temp- A factor this year which was third. picnic. Boys must be between the realre A. Whipple declared, "I'm Moriarty ia known to have stom- ish the music. President Charles near Poona. about 80 miles south- was pointed out by Ofayor orary baus. not completely predictable is the It ages of 16-19; girls between the positive it belongs to Morrarty:' ach trouble. Rob Adams will preside. a east of Bombay. The reports said generally streets paved . Councilmen Roy Starks reported new Sanitation System Both the Ellis that ages ce. 15-18 The Talk Meet will This- newS"Atignment of neakh Whipple, non* that food, a there were no survivors. a cost-share basis are paved that the Sanitation Department income and the expenditure was on also be held at the picnic. W'n- to rhe gilumly silent 52-year, old radio and heateavere found in in the order in which entire crew whim serves the business estimated, however until one full EIGHT KILLED officials said, however, ners of both contests will go to numbers opetator who is serving the .unused garage,'sail Moriarty Alitalia turned 'in to-the city has been working On Sunday operation passes, an exact money is the district contests in the Fall. • i area year of a 2-to-3 year sentence in New probably, used the they could not confirm these the same g*re as an clerk. Persons who wish to be on the too but • yet receives- figure can not be ascertained. Jersey State Prison could be lust PL-ititiSBURG, Va. 61Pf: —Eight, reports. final which office. July- 16 was set as the talent program for the picnic salary as the siker crew Councilman Starks indicated that dubious a bleesing as when persons were killed and six others as The nine crew members were day for receiving funds from should contact jhe Woman's serves the residedtial area even with the necessary expendi- federal agents he owned seriously injured today in a two- said the Italian. The nationality of the 85 residents to pave streets on the Chairman, Mrs. Ray T. Broach, at oad The Sunday Work toe been tures which have been made, $2.4 million cache. car smashup on U.S. 1 about 10 regular work the system ' Halford Boyd On passengers was not immediately 'coat•share basts.- 489-2148 or alt the Farm Bureau `•"' in addition to their indications are that Firstly. Hudson County staked miles north of here. resolution proposed known. It was not known if there The council passed a office. during the week. Ile will end the year 'in the black.' its claim to the Attack Carrier „ A spokesman at St. Philip Hos- own $10867552 were any Americans aboard. last night apptoving sale of up ' The county Farm Bureau is at- that they receive an increase in • from change pital. Richmond. said four of the-, an currency ranging to $100.000 by the :Murray Hos- tempting to set up an income salary at $1500 per Month, re- bundled $100 bills, rather NORFOLK, Va. (t-1117%W) —Mil- victims were killed instantly aria was. un- up to A massive air search pital Association. This resolution t re' f h troactive t. June I. This Was Attorneys. Work On turning it federal ford Boyd. comenissaryman firsta ham rs were pronounc weather than over to derway despite the nasty is binding only" IT ariproval is If, the county. A committee was $2 4 million. class, USN, son of -Mrs. Nettie at ahe apaal. er authorities like the covering the regon, also received from the Fiscal j appointed• to further investigate 661=4. Sloo reported that be: To Seek Indictment Boyd of Murray, aKy , recently The victims included the' dm- otl . - 'ginning about the middle of July returned to Norfolk. Va., era of both rs, one from Mary- In Rome, a spokewnan for Ale the powsibilitiei of this service • Whipple then said he was going aboard Na):Or Ellis explained that ap- city truck will be used to pith said the land and air search ahd report to the direr-to?., at a before a county. grand jury at the attack transport USS Mon- land, the other, from New York7ia1ia proximately $128.000 was deduct- im brush and limbs from resi- FRANKFORT. -Ky. 1121) — High- Police said oris,car was headed had been called off for the night, the next meeting. If this ser- 9:30 am. EDT Tuesdaya and seek rroia. which spent five months el from the proposed hospital dences A "run" will he made Department attorneys today Zid he did not expect to vice can be mine aVailable way an indictment against Moriarty. in the Mediterranean with the- north and another', south on the lie int ing a * • for one halt day on one side of began work on an order over- have any further infomiation un- through Farm Bureau, a qualified -is Ne said the rhargeeajia_ould be up Sixth Fleet. • lau-sw lourslane, undivi d highway features of the building which • then one .half day on motion to restrain en- resumes at dawn person trained by the-Federal In- the city. ruling a to the grand jury, SW'aindicated The Monrovia currently' is as- and collided head-on about 6 a.m. til the search would have been nice, but not side. forcement of the new junkyards Sunday. ; come Tax Service at Louisville the other the 45 dated balm maribers signed to the Second Fleet, DDT. . completely necessary. This was It is hoped, he said, that real- will be on hand to fill out re- act slip+ and bet record's, adding done in an effort to build the dents- eatr be promised that the were t o Id. Friday by turns at a minimum charge. Farm They machines. and a loaded gun found . building with funds at hand. will &milieu on the same Circuit Court Judge Bureau feels _that farmers and truck Fianklin with . the. money would give the The proposal is to sell week so if they have prepare the or- farm interested people need this day each Henry Meigs to jury -a variety of charges to Drawingurawing Attention Away From Home Problems'bonds by- the hospital, then hhave any tree limbs, or other large der for his signature. type of service offered them. wander. this 'matched With Hill-Burton It was decided to publish a items, they can expect service at But there is sonic question on on Finally, the Internal Revenue funda. New bids- will be asked monthly county Newsletter. This - a particular time. This will he in whether Meets will sign it. tax hens to- is thet Service Friday filed By "Crisis" Is Old TTick Of The 'Dictator "'the hospital and the hope newsletter will consist of Farm addition to the present service by The judge gave his instructions ...... funds, and taling $3.4 million against Mor- by obtaining more Bureau legislative information, sifter Guy Shearer, the attorney original iarty on. the basis of the $2.4 .43y PIERRE J. HAAS planes and ships if such drastic the very ormidable defense reduciog the Goat of the services, and local news of in- for a . Rowletts, Ky., junkyard will 5. million. Which means if he' laid %pedal To Ledger It Times actions were necessary to stifle forces etatione aon the Islands by building, that sufficient funds people. dealer. failed tO _11411/far ilisqurt - terest to the Farm Bureau awatisi- money asr tould _be. - ITFRI NATIONS, N. Y., •July dangerous situations within their chiabg KaiShek.\ . be available to cover the cost of Friday for a hearing on his mo- furnishines. 1111•alther proved the owner, he could end 7 — Anybody' who follows -in- own borders. Thus Khrustehey Intelligence repo rt: from Hong a noav building and tion_ .He had asked -that the de- proposed, the up owing the government another ternational events is aware that and Mao are compelled by hunger Kong and elsewhe indicated If carried out as partmant be restrained from en- cost 51.828.000 Tobacco pecialist $1 million. dictators use every- trick in the behind the Iron and Bamboo that major units of Chi ese Cbm- new hospital will Report forcir* the all until its constitu- $1.500,000. Moriarty himself remained ii- book to justify their totalitarian Curtains to look for diversions muniat troops stationed. in South instead of the original Dies Yesterday tionality in. determined by the paid off by the ameba ram 11011maimild - lent, talking only to his lawyer activities at home. abroad, making the summer out- (Itina have been CrQ the move, The bonds will he - 'courts. From its reve- who has visited him at the prison - Malin, Hitler and Mussolini look none too promising to those with rail travel virtually unavail- Murray Hovital LEXINGTON, Ky. (11T11 — Rus- Shearer later telephoned to say will he paid • a . in Trenton. were past masters at dratving in the Free World who hope for able to civilians. The Communiat noes. The 51,500.000 sell A. Hunt, 86. noted Kentucky Murray High Friday ...- .' 88 that the reason he did not appear general hospital Find X-Ray .Film attentipn awar from I domestic a relaxing period after the Ber- authorities also have ordered' dis off through a tobacco specialist, died Friclay - at Murray Low Friday 71 was that he was He asked passed about two Jersey City gambling squad de- problems by' ekritiiing a threat to lin. 'Laos, South Vieloain and nu- persal of non-military personnel _tax which was a hospital here. 7 15 Today 79 Mega to hear his arguments-- is being col- tectives, under orders to check from abroad. By clear teat strains. along the-coastal areas of Fukien years ago. This tax Hunt had been hospitaliaed Itairdall .53" possibly on Tuesday. In the mean- their security county s garages in the city as a result of never end- and Kwarrgtung Provinces, oppo- lected by the city arid since June 7. time, the miller is still up in the same token, they- cooked' up While Khrustichey's the multimillion-dollar find by site the Nationalist islands. and is drawing interest in local ..Last April, he was named "Man air. an international - crisis as a pre- war against the allies pops the workmen last Tuesday, discovered. President Kennedy' promptly banks until such time that it. will it the Year in Kentucky Agaicut- .All sections of Kentucky ' — However, until a restraining or- text for whatever agressive act up in one direction or another, attention has clarified the U. S. position by be needed. lure- by the Kentucky Farm Partly cloudy, rather hot and is issued, if it is, the depart- to the peace they' had on tap. the 'Free World's der advising the Chinese Communists A resolution' was also passed 'Press and Radios Associaton. The humid through Sunday with, iso- is free to go ahead with Stalin attacked Finland and suddenly :stiffed again to the I ment Dr. Gilbert Opens night approving the sale ,,,of ,latect thundershowers, mostly af- seized the Rallies under .. .such a Formosa Sflant. Large-scale star- we--wile-nor-sarepere any attempt last 'ham preassradidi grbup said Hunt- the administration of the law. lot located on Walnut. ternoon or evening. High today Offices In' Murray smokescreen ; Mussolini grabbed vation and agricultural failures' by the Chinese Nationalists to a city had 'alone mete than any other Highway Commissioner Henry old eity water north get Greece; Rod China have convened Mao land forces on the mainland. This Street where the one living man for Kentucky'- •near 90, low tonight 70 ih Ward said most of the adminis- Rhiopia and tried to in held previous the props from under Peiping tank stood. The sale will be- number one cash crop—term:cep.- .'central Kentucky, high today in tration writ be handled through Dr. J. L. Gibed, Chiropractor, Hitler strapped up rthe demilita- to revive his threats., of cut the...Nationalise-held ahouL_plats of American "ames- • For . 30' years. flerit was a spa- the upper 80s. low tonight 68 in district offices use department has locateA in Murray and has rized Rhineland. Airdrie and years against Matsu, seater. • VISIT AN FLORIDA cialist in tobacco:even though he northeast and southeast section, will issue permits to junkyards his, offices at 201 North Fifth Czechoslovakia. islands of Quemoy And . time, the President held a degree from the l'reversity at" and high today in the low 90s, requesting them, but it was con- street. The most adept at manufactur- located within artillerb. range of At the same • to .the made it very clear that the U.S. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Coleman of of Kentucky College of ;Agricul- idle tonight 73 in the south eels sidered unlikely that it will force Dr Gilbett is a native of Pa- ing crises either to divert attena the mainlansrbut. fortified no attacks against and son Wit- ture in animal- husbandry. He tral and WeatCcil 'sections. operators into line' until the act's ducah and-ilkraduated from Tigh- non* from home pressures or to last inch agaiest. faigninunist at- will tolerate Acute one Murray, islands protecting Formosa few days in Orlando, was reared on a farm near Ow- 1 constitutionality is determined. man High School there After strong-arm the Free World into- tacks. Revival of this menace, the the die, spent a was all the, more' with Mr. and Mrs. erfsbort: - After goalliating from Tempenatures at 6 am. EST: . Ward said, -We're perfectly 'pending four years in the U.S. new concessions are, at this time, Reds undoubtedly hope, will itself. This -Florida visiting timely since ft struck back, at Williams and daughters. Ac- the U. of K. Ilunt. became a:i Louisville .12 . willing to make a test case out Navy, he attended_ Logan Col- Nikita Khrushchey and Mao Tse- switch Free World headlines away Robb and misery of recent Wrong British . outcries companying t h e Coleman's oh instructor at'Arkaneas University Lexington .72 • Of this." lege in St. Louis, of which he is Tung. from the hunger Covington 727 a graduate. Both have in their own way the Chinese people .on the main- against helping Chiang KaiShek's their plane trip was Mr. COIVa and later taught vocational 'awe- London 08 The family lives at 408 South profited -from such cold war ware land. (uncompromising detertnination to Myers, who has -been flying for culture in Bourbon and Casey Bowling Green 71 NOW YOU KNOW Eighth street. Mrs. Gilbert is and propaganda maneuvers on one - Nevertheless Mao's flexing of hold them. many years. Mr. Myers is the counties. Ile farmed in Jessamine 'a llopkineville 71 formerly of Part Arthur, Texas soreapot or other; they have re- his military muscles toward Que- In the U.S.. too, there have son of x.r, and Mrs. Gary Myers .County at the same time. Paducah 71 By United Press International and tit! couple has five children, sorted ruthlessly to staging ter- moy and Matsu served to- put the been some voices urging the of Murray route four. The %%t- He returned to the University 'IP' 'Huntington, W Va., ei Thpre are 678 rooms in Buck' Jimmie, Mike, Patricia, Pam and ror cameaaigns and even attacks Seventh U.S. Fleet in motion and Chime government to withdraw horns' moved to Orlando last of Kentucky in' 1931 to become •- t-Nn51111e, Ind , 73 Ingham Palace Cynthia A - Or, neighboritig lar.ds or on allied also alerted into combat Positicin (Continued .on Page 2) — Christmas. the state's first tobacco specialiats _,______._.. •

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101.1111111111111011Namorm.0.-. eiam • r .4 PAGE TWO F. LEDGER SINTUCitt. SATURDAY —.JULY 7, 1962 ' • • - - THE LEDGER Ex TIMES Constitution , .PUBLISHED by LaGER & TIMES PUBLISHINp COMPANY. Inc.. ! 30 Years Ago This Week on:ea...aloe.g ifl& Ledger. The C.i.itox•ty 'Lines, and The • Ledger and Times File Ociester 4-928.. and the West kentleitian, January Pie In Sky - , „..• , W11-LIANLS, PUIALISHER Friends of *e West Kentucky Bible School - voted-in a mass meeting at Murray Tuesday to continue the- school and Ye reserve the right to telell any Achertising, Letters to the Editor, . For Iraqi elected Roy Onileaman as President. . . -reunite Voice-i•erits saiilien, in our- opmitwe are not for the best in- J• .. ,• - . , .- ••• errs; of our **reader's. ' , ••` --be rutted Tross totorlottoota- --1Vretray!s -$90,000-Foitiiffite Will be thip-tgn open to the AMBRICAN iLJEAGUS • .1ATIONAL REPTIESTP.NTATI\ EST' WALLACE WITMER CO., 1.50J public Wednesday for its inspection and,-treat in seeing one , Life Bldg.. By DAVID L. DUGAS Cleveland ''' 46 34 .575 hlernphis, Tens t Inne & New York..N.Y.: of the. finest postofice buildings in the tephenson New York 44 33 .571 ti state. • oiled rrroo . . i Angeles ....• 45 35 .563 1 ..nteredi4 -the Post Offi&.. Murray. Kentucky, for transmission zr BEIRUT ittPD - The two most I-43,s The decision that the equalization fund was- tinconstitn- . " • -Sown& Class Matter". impressive new buildings in Bagh- Maanes"a ••••••e.••••• 45 30 -563 3 tional by the supreme court recently cost Calloway County dad serve no immediate purpose: ---;--"*"""•• 41 39 :513 5 school teachers $22,006.- This ainounted to a loss $210 UBSCRIPTION RATES” By Carr:ice in Murray, per week 20e, per ..... 41 4.1 .500 6 of ' ••••••• • a palace for a king who is dead I D41,tunore ienth for each teacher. , . 85c. In.Cailoway aild adjoining, counties, .per year, $.3.50; else- and a partiament building but Chicago 41 44 .4i2 71,12 -here. $5.5r. • 13oston 38 43 .469 81/2 _.• no parlisunent. Murray baseltajl fani. will have offered them the fastest Kansas City, ...... 38 45 .458 944 independent ball team in. several years next Tuesday and S.kT URDA --- OA 7. The palace with its sea green Washington ..... 26 52 .3.33 19 I 19-62 • dome and vast, vacant halls was II1Tridayss /Results Wednesday when the Helena, Arkansas, team comes to town. nearly complotbd when young Cleveland 5 Chicago 3, night King Faisal and his family were Detroit 3 Bakimore 4, night shot July 14, 1958, as the army New York 7 Minnesota 5. night _Quotes From The News seized power. It is now intended Kan. City 12 Washington 9, night Read The Ledger's Classifieds- ". for the president of the Iraqi Boon 12 Lois Angeles 7, night ay want PIRES5 unzaNATIoNAL Republic, but there is no presi- Today's Games woguys gmaggy--littlio Mart 4. looks a bit dent. Baltimore at Detroit WESTON, Conn. ---z- Pulitzer prize-winner. John Hersey, surprised over being able to ride through the world's biggest tire Chicago at Cleveland *ENDS TONITE* The graceful, sprawling parlia- totelist Vs ilitain Faiijkner, who dittel Friday at Oxfor4, -rim without bumping his head. The little drama took place New York at Minnesota ment building with its pink mar. "•I Ft 11 in Akron, O., where Goodyear turned out the rim for the Boston at Los Angeles, night "TWO LITTLE BEARS" Cser compromised—not for money,-not for popular- was 10-fool Urea whlcji will carry earth-moving vehicles. Ole walls nearing completion Washington at Kanlas City, night ,.y. not 'for, an easy • AND • audience." on that July morning and it is sSunday'a Gomet ; • . :.nished now. But there is no' par- New York at Minnesota "PURPLE HILLS" liament. Washington at Kansas City • LONDON --con.victed Soviet spy Dr. RobigtA. Saler*, • Workmen have• just put the Beelm at Los Assgeles n his .way. to a tirisom hospital where he will awt-ft his ap- Fireworks In Raltaniore at Detroit, 2 . - Drawing-- final touches on the new sur- —Sunday Taw Tuesday— cal tii# Great Itritain for -pti!itical asyluth! rounding wall with its ornate 1 U100 at Cleveland, 2 ieei rough . l'u I ihive hopes:7: 011 gates. But the joke going She Boom All The , around Baghdad is that it is meant *i1'II (Continued from Page 1) NATIONAL LEAGUE plays tokeep *politicians out. Alm the , the considerable forces on Que- Los Angeles 57 30 .655 ' I Paulette, a meal arioet:.1.eadees- -of. • . moy siter-.%Tat"Ar.- Willa eat up a .fsranasco .56 30 .651 -gems .1.1r t., rake ‘till "shack e .ra Imo the „„Xel.tru: • • sizeable part of the Nationalist army revolts. Maj. Gen. Abdul Pittsburgh 50 33 .oce 5 like Karim Kaasem once promised a Japanese -R*.kiy-t• n.:•• ft otn* tile 'a ..,Iteaps of raC.1:• n. move the ; budget. But 4 ,is conceded, at St. Louis 45 37 .549 914 Auntie .new constitution, freedom for po- boy 1.tf il-t' Illi ••44:1j:k le:. lif CAL !:' ,iiiti c still inetit tau citizen.hli. least in the l'S.',-Ililt neither the Cincinnati 43 36 10 Aferne'l . W-YORK ,rn.-- For Ioseph U.S. . tor Chiang- litical parties and elections. Th ...... 41 41 .500 13',4 friend! 'oligations ntuch more 111;1 ."- . . Kai-Shek can- • - • Gorain every day is the Fourth retreat without severe low or proinise has been repeated count- Philadelphia - 35 47 .437 191,4 ." . • less times, but hopes for its ful- • .. . a. July. and a good thing.- too. prestige- under the fire of Red Houston 33 46 .418 10 ...„ fillment have virtually disappear- ' .' He makes fireworks, and just one Chinese guns.' _ Chteago 30 3.5 363 26 Independence Day splurge a year _ ed. In the four years since the re- Nevi ' York 22 57 278 31' ST. FRANCIS. 'N..att. ,--,--4- 2-t•Lui. 1 ted.ii-,7 ttlut s.,itv .a. 11-47 • souldn'T-send him to the bank. A factor in this situation set- volution Iraq has become ansibso- • 't. is 'itri's-r explode in . z. .staS atteimdiimg 4 ..,i ! lute- dictatorship. - 'iFriday's Results The year-round, pyrotechnical th.,M brought out is, that some 26, ante; • . nallion . • -. `.<<`CIS of amuseMient parks. festi- Cbinese -living in overseas - Under trie- strongly anti-west. Milwaukee a Chicago 3 . ' „. areas struld . ...s. conventions and 'other typos soon lose heart rn Kas4lrt, the cforrner .British New 'York _10 St. Louis 3,• night --lilt en must liven 4- totiple howireil Ills-c, _ • .. . 1.eople at the : gatherings throughout the-Iran- !Ail preVto• Peiping preures- if rflandale has ihtwed steadily deepo Phila. 6 Pit burgh 2, night the government they, .<1171'. .00.4 1 !IC .1 all its it. .111.it .-tire stopped.- the game fur a ed States arid Canada keep him regard as er into the communist economic sHouston 2 Cincinnati 0; night , . -.. . . '. - s . • their own ' " .ialvent. but he is a little .rsad . capitulated to_ Peiping and political camp. And there are San Fran. 12 Los, Angeles 3, night .. i on Quemoy and about the future of his craft. , Matsu. The con- -police-state tactics to match. --. -Today's Aims ' ' ' • sequences of this demoralization . Philadelphia-, at Pittsburgh Unless we get more artisans. abroad a ould be appalling. ... ' Since 1958 Iraq and its seven into Our businees,"....Coodin said: St. Louis at Naw,,...york, 2 ' ittillion- inhabitants ihave been tin- Los Angeles at Sninciseo -it will surely die out." - '.' Naturally. apy 'reports or ru- - - der, - * martial law. Travel Permits. Milwaukee at" Chicago Ten Years Ago Today -- He explained that there st,ons. mors that the island's may be or ,a,re required outside the capital Houston at Cincinnati t... _tie an increasing fear among`....should he abandone„i 35 militarily imj?olituND 4% ALEC Wear ASA Times File but are often unobtainable. News- _ *WNW* Games , -Nem-there iNgreat tlante•r: c'tPr-nabh' 4-u-.Fklv armLies 'ler'respers - -which once ventured to the St. - .Leas at. Now y‘ok--- - m. working in his business...._ska eousuess among Chinese :Na- criticize government policy have KME11- tionalists. The Philadtilphia at ihttiburgh, 2 The c,ntiact for the constructIon of the CallowaY County said they fail to realize that im- Formosa frame _.,of been - closed down. None 'of the estiUltblESS illustrated Houston at Cinsinnau. lealth Csliter has been -it:nett l'alltm ay Cuonty ,Proved chemi-als, modern tech- rn'nd. 4 46 by the u'l dozen dailies now 'publishing in Lela: newspaper in Taipei. which Milwaukee at Chicago, 2 .lodge 11,t1.1 I Perry os- the „nique.S. and the most .rigid saft•y 'allowed to subscribe bidder; , nthehed a call to the Free • Baghdad 4 Los' Angeles at San Francisco AMAjolay Pun 'rules have eliminated the dangt.r. — t, a foreign news agency. of ONE -t. age 82, 1..7Try..-1 New royieoril. tied W rld to re.nforee its support of -We need new workers bad:y," Kass'ern did allow political par- \loneinv niolir PhIltu'ah at 1.•.• he o'fi-P. Tom Dunn t*f New Nationalist China arid to beware . • I . Goldin said. "Sex is no barrier - ., tie* to reorganize Under strict * TECHNICOLOR * oncor.1 la-other. -'The grand plot behind %seinen can do the work as well 1-n' the , government supervision but most , .:ant , • • .1 i s is snokescree.n of the Chinese (*timberland Presbyterian as Men. All. anyone -qeed. the Corn- of the have since been closed literch hz‘‘,.•ittelr --11..tilalt School picnic on:_Sun- ' •PlatIftS*,.3se.leAl.*.111 set •up -an littirtiA Pr'Pagandal it atitttl•• again. . . , 4. '.0- .i,t lt,'!'nr."1.)•_•1..alie liet'...t.t-.1. llardin ;AO AsirPra-- ' •m• inter.-iew 'immediately.. with any- ...Tee pelpig„z, government hal •••• • ' t It:reale 1.- Last January Kaseene-prornksed arr.- died tios a heart attack On NVednes- tee' who ceinects me .in pers,n not • only re.niorced its military • it. a. new constitution. Two 'months ,Mr.'it.st-ts'livrti in Vallowav -Co-Unts" until 1b4Kat vuhick 'ct by -Mail at.rtty Interstale ',ruts in the southeast seaboard wdrks Display CA.Inc.,•in Fire- orie he r....v.et t.... Mos-field.' . Bridge- provinces. but -also has forced the ago he announcedthat' MEADOWVIEW ieebe toma medorgan..izine work on4 itc°rnrnet.. w ' water, Mass." i people throughout the - count* to `s. . a few days." prepare for a . Oddly enough, the'sztsaraiower war hy ordering °ter- i all 's.asn't • preblem is not -so mutth in the consurrptioh and mobilization. ., RETIREMENT HOME mixing of chemiCaLe and explo- I Ssch mobilization an-rThe citing 'With' no legal Miens of 20 Years Ago This back of retired Week sives- as it is at the creatkiii of ' $ervicemen in- 'rptession. Iraqis turn, out Kentucky i 31 Miles Southeast of Mayfield, Ledger and Times File ' the special effects for each d'*- rhea/es -bigger. aniblions' on the ically for demonstratems. Fre-Tee- play. .,.• part .of the Cllinese fled,- than ouerely they end in violence. 4 . issimply preparing for MIlltal7 AC- . T '. l' ,Iit • .I '• Ali , • 'I ill,/'',' f•T• a cnswl- titive-• .410e- pyrotechnical Pictures, G„- in a ter.,,--n lirea. j In his **filet 'days Kassem won hilt I ••••,•1- r. .--l•m '."d r ..te !telt . - lielenc-e,i lia v against the sky- -1 on Highway 121 . in n."saie •anol Yotr,ftse-- flaring Fer the preservation of our a reiputatilinii .... for cleverness as he a President's prifiles the • 2.000-met-titled tl.e c.Ort.ration in -Itir- Statuebt I oistereig right and territorial balanced •quarreling nationalist .,,,,,,••• ,',....o e • i •_ _7_1,-, . ._. __ _. . Liberts. the flag 1 pine ith,,‘„ and scores of_ Antegrity,. \ and the freedom and factions and csesiessierff,711-ains4 up Mt l'o's ri -.." -'. -'' “,•,-.1 is.: canning '‘Itgar ttill‘be lleld nest °th.r, s- aren't snot he nut•-:-Seeurity olk. ...our people, not an emelt‘ other. In the process, nowt gibe or.eannon: All of Will Hold - . • '... I - . - - it ill-.I.e.gilyt -;!tifl Ir. Mi.:1110e. fur ....Vii-Tal the.f inch -of.territory can lie surren-' ,ever, he has made enenneslfn Al i e-...- explosives- ..1-123 . -for every, _ .. • ' '. -rzar pattarn have , dere&de To saVe nkind frkon sides. 4,A r:itioning 12S*ard ha's Ita---.411 aio" been carefully put together , . .... m.n., being • enslaved. wnd to ...secure - • '• .r • • , - ---e• i m i: net ininnz nor...exec:a. tett .. w...den Intei-na• i. inally Kassem is in i , . • .. nu.ge fraincs .4.hat anal . . . wor . '-;''- .,_.r N'tt-R"I7 gilrz. i• liviit#v-e41 hen setereet. .•'. er • trouble t..4. The verbal claim hei ' • .. . corrimurasm, no humilkation can staked , ---i- - - ,'-••••• \-112er., CM1 tm:t. there.... He kit- l'iaiii. Each lik may take several high-. be /,,h,„ted.•• . ,n neighboring Kuwait OPEN HOUSE 1, . , • --- . A: _2051.h. •__. . • • _ ly 'skilled persons a _day or murei. - ' [last Jame. has stirrtsd no enthusi- i •!.1 direct..r :..t. • NIiii-7::0; tin:11 -....(-11.0,1, to put together. They can, make4 \ asm io Iraq. And opposition to the move from . ,' 1, • - - . .. . -. who -ea- drum nisiiiir Sit M tur:. t.• well over 5100 a day on such as- NOW YOU KNOW -\... other Arab states signmenis. Even theolowliest Up- '. • ' has forced Iraq out of active mem- • - . ',...• .. • tii.lt--of Far?. 'ago, 1.0th left July 5th prentiee. who is just learning, !per...kip in the Arab League. _ Sunday,July .....,- induct:. Pal into the Ariti.i,: .Nir.t orps.. gets -$2.50 an . Be United Press international ! \Eiospite a stack of yellowing / hour. House • Gusiat h,„„„icit tit "hooked" on Chr.stopher Slarlone's -Tam- inthations -from either chiefs o/ ESNS QUESTIONS - Government Operauons Rub- fireworks while he was planning burlaine :The Great" was the . first -state,'-Kassem has not been out — From — to a , d committee Chairman Rep. became 4o7t... Iry ....bold Ldramatc poem written in Ertzllish of Iraci *since the revolution. Critics -4tal blank verse. L11. Fountain, D-N,C., and Fourth of July fireworks at stands • sey• he does not dare to leave. Agriculture (rtglit) ousted 2:00 P.M. 'TIL 8:00 P.M. te. _make meney for college and ' — s - . Department cdriotal William did au 7 v.r411 that a Lrm offered ' --ri-?.-----... N. Morris cheek over docu- bun a. Intl-tune job 'as se' sales. 1- WHEN %VILI. IVIS BE CURED? • silents outside a secret ses- THIS IS A NEW man. Met took it and eventually sion where -Morris was ques- achieved his own plant. Say when.., with your dollars! 4: tioned about connecUeft Codin • with Wine Sol Fates, the Eta-ved.- "that it is the-only bust- HELP FIGHT MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS . • Texas financier whose "en, :VERN INL RSING HOME mess in Which -the money yO4 Moot contnbutoons to NS c/o Postmaster pine coital:mi.,' burn u;') •!avs in circulation." • Oxygen Tents o • Central Air Conditioning

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,1 WWI ION-M, I \i11.1-1 114!S -7 • Medical Treatment Rooms for Physicians' • Hospital Trained Nurses BROTIN'iceillfT C-OVE1110011S-Two hrbther117. but,t) Buregn9rs. • Automatic Nurse Call System el..* I nnodl cr*rn,ra (-•,nfeirtnre I lair; 'T. P • • • • 27 Beds 10 • , • Blinds and Draperies Virtually Fireproof [ORe LIINE FINISHES . Bucy's • . r-4 i. ,e• ' -Tight Wood Window om. _ WESTERN WINNER - JIieltY A 4 rilinuT Storm Windows & Doors - Copt, 2.1-year-old Longview, ' Operated liy Building: b rcis, Beech and Laian Fluih Doors. ,•- Test.. shoemaker, holds up • Chhago, ii- Year's three angeem in • tt.' Jm.my Bucy with 27. three- • e Supply ••- 1 . *Iiistrating his winning BIPARTISAN SOCIALITY-F(00Rn' President Elisenhowei chats with three visitors from the. . Experience. - i Under-par ‘x..0!*rn up..nrwr. f;#,vernors Conference- ist,tisre.tietty.dassigtsibnkrifssriga. They are (from • . , 1?ailding left) New York'S. \MR. *MRS. JOSEPH M. SHFLIAMit. i • ---- •formani:#._Ife drew in $11,- . 1 T.:coon Itocicefeller, C.110. .11 Mie'hael DiSalle and C..T.fornia's Edmund-G. 623 5. 4th Street •-• = • ..Phoine 75.3.5712 (t'et) Brown, the- . I ' - 1500 first '. prize. check. ' . .1 latter two Democrats. 1k4 Invited all governors at the da. • . .a. conference-to Hershey, Pa, all, est 57. r AMIN

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AINIIIIMemwwwwwWiall1111111111119101111161111WWwwwwewoosmessesinamemswiwpwia. boundary." , r J Zoologist's Clan Is Eager The scientist explainod • that additional research can • result.,,in' major contributions to 'an, under. , '• ror Trek Back To Africa standing of the biological signifi- )t;d" 'in a cance of the phenomenon of ter- behavior chool and ritorial and to an un- PULLMAN, Wash (UPI) - The in death for the loser, the victor kierstanding of reproduction in foothills of the mysterious Moun- would maintain his new position the Uganda kob. tains of the Moon in Uganda, by a ritualized display. en to the Africa, will be the home of a Two assistants will aid Buech- !eing one stack of used trailers in Western HOUSEBOAT: 14' x 38', STEEL Washington State University sci- ','Some males remained on the ner in the study. Some 100 ma- territorial ground only a day or ture male animals will be tag- LOST - FOUND RENT NOTICF tKentucky, at whole.sale and retail pontoons, aluminum upper struc- entist and his family for the next 'FOR two, while others remained as ged through use • • I I inices. Reasonable hauling rates, ture, gas refrigerator, stove and 15 months. of a high-pow- woustitu- generating long as two and one-half mouths. ered gun which shoots a paralyz- FOUND: BOAT 3 j18c lights. Also electric D. Helmut K. Buechner will be y Cotint y MILES BELOW /via BEDROOM FURNISIIND SEE NEW GAS APPLIANCES AT ing drug into them. The scientists bridge on-Ky. plant and lights. Has own _run- doing research wider a $60,000 When a female entered a terri- Lake. Owner must apartment located two blocks 1210 'W. Main St. For .• of $210 identify. gas instal- ning water and toilet. Sleeps eight grant from the National Science tory, the males attempted to hold also plan to tag female animals Phone TU 6-4091, Hop- from court square priced rea- lation service call kinsville, Jesse Tucker, FOR SALE people, foam mattresses, kitchen Foundation on the behavior of an, Ky. j3a senable Call P13-4645 J7P FL 3,2387. her in the territory. ,But if she and young adults selected from j7p E ,fully equipped. Power: 75 h.p. animal probably few persons le fastest Evinrucle motor, controls at front left and entered an adjacent ter- bachelor herds to observe be- 'RENT BLUE LUSTRE ELEXTTRIC I HAVE TWO 8 FT. REDWOOD know exist - the Uganda kob. sday and 'of boat. Many other features too It will be a return visit for the ritory, the male stopped at his havior patterns. carpet shampooer for only $1 per picnic tables left. Will make no to town. STRAYED: A 'numerous to mention. Less than Buechners. From 1956-58, the as- WHITE FACE COW day, Crass Furniture. J7C more except on order. Call PL 3- 0 weighing year old. Cost over 10,000. Will sociate professor of adlogy be- approximately 860 lbs. 2450 or see on -Concord Road 1 strayed from WORK WANTED. ,PAINTLNG IN- sell for %lad See at Kettlake gan -his study on territorial be- Answer to Saturday's Pualls the Murray Live- mile from town. tfnc CROSSWORD PUZZLE slide and outside. See Carlos DUE TO REQUEST FOR LATER Boat Dock at Kentucky State havior of the stock Yards. Call any information African antelopes 1 Black Jr., at Zal South 12th hours the West Side Barber Shop 1956 Park, George Hirsch, Phone: 492- or. a Fulbright appointment, an ACROSS 6-Get up to PL HARLEY-DAVIDSON model OMB MORO ieds ". j9c Street or dial PL 3-5387. j9c. is now open from 7:00 a.m. to 5476, Golden Pond, Kentucky. 1-Southern 6-Avolded 125 motorcycle. Completely re- in the summer of 1859, continued 7-Chinese mil• MOM UOMMW university 8-A state 8:00 p.m. for your convenience. built, new paint job, new tires j12ic the research under a National (abbr., OOROBM ORMMON 4 9- hoodwink and tubes, and new rebuilt motor. Science Foundation grant. -Note of scale 10-Compare- MOO MRRM ORM 6-Excuse dye ending COO WOO ORMM T E * See Jim Williams Jr. at 207 S. "The whole family is very eag- 11-Com• into FREESTONE RED HAVEN peach- view 12-Babylonian OD OVUM 30000 YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY WANT MANAGER FOR 18 TO .20 13th or call PL 3-3147. tine er 'to go back," laUechner said, It-Flower deity ROMS es will be ready starting Monday. 14-Symbol for OWN lEARS" room rooming house. All reotn1 "despite the dreary-sounding pro- .15-Greek letter tellurium NUMMI d0O0 OM HAMPSHIRE PIGS 44 months old. Bring your own containers. Robert 16-Stace furnished. No investment. Or will, spect of building our own mud atosoer 17-Arrow OlUR ROOM OOM • Sired and grand sired by certified Holloway, 1 mile west of Sedalia, 20-Sink in lease entire house. and wattle house." The house will 15-Exoted middle RO3 MVP MORO FOR RENT litbers. One of the best of the Kentucky, j10c Ul-Abetract 24-Slave R93OOR SMORMq THREE BEDROOM be at the'foot of the Blue Ru- being 26 BUSINESS Hampshire breed. Sid Noble, Rt. 21-Former -Bishopric 130M2 'BROOM unfurnished apartment, private werixore mounter" CC mountains 27-Leave out 4, Murray. 7 Russian - 21-Scottish capg 'AMOS MIRO bath, gas heat. Four room apart- of the moon, rater - - 29 SERVICES OFFERED I 22-Cooled lava -Harvest =NW ment, 30-Toward dui private bath, gas heat, or 23-Deciares 44-Porseseive 55-Expire:. zatfechner, his wife, Jimmie, and sheltered pronoun •,_ 66 will rent the entire house. J. 0.,THREE BEDROOM BRICK House 26-Decay \side -Teutonic WANTIWI TO KEEP children. ghat, Hannele, 6, flew to 29-Rant 46-Web-footed deity DIRECTORY Patton Realtor, Phone P13-1738 or on Olive extended. Plastered 31-Abound 33-Average lards -, 57-Damp _ Day or night. PI 3-3007. J Uganda in June. Another daugh- 23-Parent 36-Grain 46-Partners ' -611-A state P13-3556 or N. B. Ellis P13-1738 throughout, with electric ceiling 45-Busslita ter; Nancy, 17, is attending col- (epilog.) 37-4evice that (abbr.) or PU-4775. J7C heat Life time marble chip roof, _114-Spanish stockade Switzerland. - twins 52-Note of scale storm windows and doors. Gutters, lege in article 61-Facial ADDING MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES y,WLAN;TED.3627.YA17S ,1 TO 37/. Dial Sat Ea/saloon 42-iteraldla - expressiolt 64-Chaldean SPINET PUN° insulated walls and ceiling. Has 'bird bearing, 54-Competent- city • - and LAtiger & Tunes U' YOU'VE Want- Objective of trip: to study the TYPEWICTERS FL 3-1914 ed a fine FHA loan, owner will transfer. 110P lt-River in Sales & Spinet Piano, take ad- rear-round territorial behavior walss ese Service vantage of Owner leaving town August 14.'- - 811-Prefta: not 7 8 9 10 this-deal that can't wow --•-•••ww_ pr•••. ,••••••iw••1, of the kob anti to determine its 1 IMI:::ti4 illAl PRINTING Must be sold by this date. as-Diphthong Ledger Ss Tunes PI., 3-1916 be equalled anywhere else. Con- significance in relation to the 41,-(3a me at Ledger & Times Pia 8-1916 NICE TWO BEDROOM 11 ,, icIl venient . terms to responsible FRAME HELP WANTED i natural regulation of animal num- cards-- WI 111411 house on Vine has extra nice lot, 43-filver Wanda party. Will transfer at no cost. bers. 45-Wooden pin DRUG STORES TYPEWRITER RENTAL Write Joplin Piano Co., Joplin, garage, one block from school.. • 47-Afflict MAIM'III $7900 full price. ESTABLIS1= WATKINS Route "Social behavior, rather tAan 60-Por a:Ample 19 Scott Drugs AND iERVICE Mo. AOC (abbr.)- PL 3-2547 LARGE THREE BEDROOM BRICK 300 easterners. Sell by appoint- predators (lions and leopards in Ledger & Times FL 3-1916 52-Real aitau 26 27 WI on large shady lot. Has den, ment.; Average $2.50 per hour this easy) may limit population map INSURANCE TAFT'S TRAILER SALM, Benton, andAip. Income starts at once. No 6.3.3.1oOrnfl3. • USED AUTO kitchen, living room, two full numbers," Buechner said.. 51-Pitcher 32 2111533 PARTS Kentucky. Three males' out of baths, utility roam, electric heat, layoffs. Contact Eulice MoubraY. 68-Part of Mil AkW mir ?raze*, Melugm & Holton deurray Auto Salvage - Hazel Rd. Cower Bente n on- Mayfield highway. carport. Call or see Jimmy '208 lath, Murray, By. j17c He described some of- the ob- Gen. Insurance PL Rick- 60-Prefix: - taic. 3-3415 Parts For All Models- Pie 3-3756 phone 527-8094, have the largest servations of the animals' be- 61 - Dwell " Wiliiiitill iiiniil• man on Hoyt Roberts at Roberts • havior in previous research. 63 -French for kaasida Realty Phone P13-1651 WANTED TO BUY I -Shoulder" U. iiiill - 65-Singing voice 45 46 nii 6149 "The central area of activity 66-Compass • WA; USED SPENTET PIANO, mahogany of a territorial ground of about toInt ANTS'ilwrivivoigheigniledimitqkommt, --a-Things, la finish, In good condittmi. May be VOLKSWAOEIN. IF YOU HAVE 200 yards in diameter was occu- law maw mums ear" seen at 515 South 7iiti St. after one for sale call PL 3-56111. jep -pied -by .10 to 15 territorial males DOWN am via $646, 5:00 pm. J7C and about twice that number were 1 -Crippled .L!11AD in 2-To irled j surround mg areas. ai la .;gia.• . II.ira cwroset• Let. Destower• es. by restlIral 3- Above • BLOND POSTER Abstains BEDROOM suite, -Occasionally n aggressive 4- three p•iece./Excellent condition. If your straw hats look limp from certain .6::41 §fiWI i$Iiiii atroopy, apply a thin coat of male would dash into one of the foods — Distr. be lailted Fatah Syndicate he. Cell New 3-2818 or after CHAITE:7 "a) oral tor us to occupied territories and after a return to lail'a- The old mark was outraged. p.m. Pius 3-3395, J7C light shellac and alcohol, using „"I KNOW uie kk.M.S. Phoenix tlelptria; reclaim our property, "i.re you denying me the ahlit equal parts, vigorous battle, at times ending CH en .0, Flaherty declared. and dispose of It. If we tarrw to take part in thus raid 7- MATTHEWS TRAILER SALES, "Shea anchored on the near sale note, the British will become "Wen need someone to wait (11 7.9066. We will of the Kalil River. close to a suspicious,, and even a cursory for us in the boat so we can THEY VE D154:0VEREO 7HAT THE patch 01 woods up3trcain." investigation Will prove to Item- escape aftea we ye accomplished uy your trailer or sell yours for FORCE OF 6RAVITA1104,1 15 137. that 'Our ;Mole story 8 fab- our task,- Hugh replied. "What's you. if we don't have allot you LE55 IOW THAN a U.145 4%1. August Dale striated ma tido rication. Sp we'll lave-to notity,4 more, you aren't familiar witir want we will get it for you. We f5lt.LION YEARS thoughtfully. "I dare say I've A60.. use proprietor that we're leav- the regulations of the arm Wive financing. j7c met her captain." ing for 'home' tomorrow, and services, and if someone dressed "The Phocei.r," Katie - Dale that means well• ttn ek , as a ienior officer shoulu' re- SMALL Old quietly, "carries torty-tour UPRIGHT PIANO.- Priced -I've always made It my poli- Veal his ignorance of the proto- guns." reasonable. Phone PL 3-5989. )9c cy to avoid violeriee," August col that's observed on, board "How did 7$141 that?" dee unable' to eurb himself His Majesty's stria4ou'd give Hugh'spence, 16 GAUGE PUMP SIIOTGLIN. ueniandsd. snlVger. -1 brew so your allot us away," ,/ Call 7- A -I told you I Akin intend to PL 3-4880 after 5 greater -experience in such Mat- August subsided grudgingly. pm. j9c hide incekly while the rest of ___ • ter& but I've always found that !Toe always thought I'd look you went out on ?our investi- NANCY A by Eras Betaiwala It pays to weigh a plan care- distinguished "in a naval cap- gations every day." she replied fully before moving." tain's epaulets, but I suppose smugly. "So I've made it my you're right." "We can't afford the luxury business to find out everything Katie( who had listened care- of ,waiting," Hugh said. "and I 1 can learn about the British fully "bet said nothing, decided don't think circumstances will army and navy here. I hoped to uticrvene. "Your scheme isn't HELLO, AIRPoRT ?— "favor us More than they will my information might Le useful rid, Hugh. Where will you tonight. As I came b-.ck to the YOUR JETS ARE someday." ange into the uniforms, pre- inn -a short time ago, I saw "Dow-" suming some can be stolen? Large numbers of British FLYING TOO LOW "I've gyne down to the top- And allure will you change into • diers and sailors an the cro di& room occasionally tor a cup ot drift an clothes again? You can't • :OVER MY NOUSE It's traditional in the led tea. It's astonishing how fret:y do 'it here without calling services to grant leave of ab- at- officers will talk." teeti.m to ourselves." sence tor a day and ri4ht after Hugh was wildly jealous, but. Hugh looked less sure'of him.- a rotator victory tis been won, couldn't let his emotions inter- self anti hesitated for Mr mo.-, and I feel certain ,(hat both the fere with his duty. "Your infor- fluent before he replied. "Our army and the q•e1 are observ- mation is correct," he said -eoid- ability_taidip_in and out of ing the cii-stotel-teklaY7" !lilt_ ly. "Major Tailmadge wades guise will depend on your will- " that the Phoenix is frigate of Beni)+, vibes had been heating ingness. to assume an unsavory forty-four guns and that the a restlesa,tattoo on a table with ro1e7 his fin:et-tips, relaxed slightly. presses are located in a cabin Sae- thought ha was challeng- near the stern of the ship, next "That: clever, Hugh. You're ing her. "Do you think I'm to the Captain quarters. Our sayin-g that there will be a afraid?" • orders are to destroy the equip- witiliter guard on board the "No, but I am." Me smiled 4 ment at all costs" Phoraix tonight than there will wryly, then took a deep breath. There wits a silence, and Ala.''be tomorrow or the next day." "There are a number of housitsk, L11.4 ABNER gust cleared his throat. "Al- "Precisely. And my scheme 18 on a street called the Queen's "- though you've excused me very simple. We'll disgoise.our. Walk near the Eclat River wat- participating in this ent prise, selves in-tiritish naval uniforms, erfront that can be rented for a EtiACK r LIFE?! NOW AH KIN KETCH UP WA L- WHUT AH KIN FIND OUT FUIY1 TI-I' I tope you'll reconsider yhur commandeer one of the small single night." decisam." boats that 'are tied to the East The men, who realized what ON WHIJT'S BIN kAPPENlltsr TO IAAI-1 HAPPENED'• NOOSEPAPERf."---A14Y6111.R.E ertainl y,-",/filligh said Myer docks, and after we row was in his mind, glanced at each LOVED MAKS.! 1 WAS-- "PS — FEARLESS promptly. "We'll/need $0.1 the oursehes out to the frigate, other uncomfortably, but Katie FOSDICK !: help we can g " we'll destroy the equipment" listened innocently.. -3 't ' "No, Pa, ou're too old." His daring stunned the others. "You aren't -familiar wills that Katie was stressed, "Where will we get uniforms?" part of the city," Hugh contin- Her fa er lsilenced her with Benjy asked uneasily. ued. "The rooms are rented ex- en el ent gesture. *There's a naval storehouse clusively by harlota." :There's work for yoti to do, behind the gardens of the Boo- "I see." She controlled her- too," lingh told her. He threw %eerie, tVe'll have to steal sea. self with' visible effort- , Telimadge's letter into the men's clothes, for you _and 'the • "What I propose is this. Pa hearth, and as he watched it Simpsons there." escort you to the Queen's Walk jburn to ashes on the glowing Dick grinned. "Yiliu leave that this afternoon, but you'll have coals, a plan began to form in tame, sir. There won't be many to negotiate for the room your- hi'. mind. He walked to the win- men on duly at the storehouse self. Thee go there with you 1M k 4 dow, -then started to pace up today, and- yen went-rift viiiW trmigtite-and the can join 4 and down the room, his hands all the uniforms yoii want. us," tr.if claaped behind his back. There ain't a place I've seen yet Katie oVercame her ember- 04- AINALAI4Z). At last ho faced the group, where I can't steal -whatever, rassnient. "Xou plan to change NAWYOFLOVEt.'„amilik_ C:61-407. 04 halted, and hooked his thumbs I want." your clothes there. Then I'm to in his sword belt, "it's essen- His brother was annoyed. *3 Wait until you return from your tial that we act quickly," he taught yfor everything you know and you'll change again." ABBIE AN' SLAT 3151111•1•••& by Bambara Vaal soft said. "When Lord Howe'rearns- about burglary. You ..ain't as . -Yoe. I'm- sorry to ask you the good, all'i-.44M!" to play a. distasteful part, but • that Morning Star and the THEN IT WASN'T NO- NOr- - THEN 1.01.1 FIND ME IRRESISTIBLE No-NO! I MEAN— 111,Irksenke have been capturea Hugh was pleased that hie -" MY MN FACE NOT YOUR FACE - AND YOU'RE DYING Tr) GO OUT WITH ' I'M BUSY--- I'M band consisted of conscienceless I'll enjoy it," Katie said, In- FACE SHArG N-NO, SIR. he'll probribly move the print- ME THIS EVENING I'M RICH, SORRY-- "You can YOU UP THAT MUCH, I -1 3UST ing presses from the PNocriar scoundrel& poive your tePrepting him. "Anything is Alf HANDSOME- A REAL finding me a SUS1E :TPtiPpEry to another ship and undoubted/ boast by naval preferable to sitting Kilolitre GOPO CATCH FOR A ricers- uniform at one of the or drinking tea in the taproom'3 - ly take the precaution of mount- SINGLE GIRL. SHALL WE tailoring establishments, ing a strong guard to protect Dave." and picking up serape of infor- SAY EIGHT O'CLOCK? • • the counterfeiting :lee can depend on me, sir," mation from fatuous young of- We've 10t to strnce first." Dave &ma happily, Augustaried to interrupt, but presume you'll `want 111 fieFirsi.tig..h didn't Ilko to be re- Hugh gave him no opportunItir to appear in the disguise or an minded of her frivolous esca- rind, Speaking firmly, made it officer too," August said brisk- pades. "There will he enough clear that only one man was in ly. "I'd be too cOmmicuous as action tonight to satisfy you," com mond of the expedition. an admiral, but In' view of my heesaid grimly. "Thereli- another reason we age, I should think a caztain's can't delay. Katie and I no long- uniform would be suitable," Hilehai scheme brings un- er have a valid reaaati for stay- "You'll wear civilian•clothes," expected developmentx. ()on- linrh toldhiro. "bras In a line! the ?dog_ to.a climax ciri;timita.nces It' would be' fiat- an Monday, • , - . 11431.

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Mrs. Claude Anderson of Hazel is spending serveral, days in . Nadir/11e the guest of her sister,,,' I Mrs. F. 11. Fleischman, on Shar- andale Drive.

• • • Murray Assembly Of Rue! Stalls Honor - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kemp ocial Cakandor Rainbow- For_ Girls S GuestAt.•5pecial, and Mrs. James H. MdKinney spent the fourth of July at Main- T • llas -Regular Meet Monday, i'dy 9 ...... Friendship Night Meth Cave National Park. The Murray Unit of the NEICA Murray Assembly No719 Order The annual Friendship Night will have a picnic at the Kentucky of the Rainbow for Girls held its wee observed by Murray Star' Late State Part'iat 6 p.m. . regular meeting iretist Maeonie .. . Chapter No. 433 Order of the Hall on Tuesday evening at seven Eastern Star on Tuesday evening. The Alice Waters -Circle of o'clock -with Diane Vaughn. wor- the June 26, at the Masonic Hall. Vi'SYS of the First Methodiat thy advisor. pcesiding and Patsy Mrs. Maggie Woods. worthy ma- Chureh will have a picnic at the Lax. reeoreer reading the min- tron of the Murray chapter, wel- City Park at 6 p.m. with Mrs. comed the members and the vis- Aubrey Farmer and Mrs. Mies Vaughn read the appointi- Carl itors. Rowland as hostesses. ments jhat were received by the • -A special tribute was paid to • • • • assemb1;s: at :he Grand Assernbly Buel Stalls, worthy patron, eho The Mettle Bell Hays Circle of in Louisville June 17-18-19 which is also the deputy grand patron the WSCS of the Fire( Methodist sere • Pam Garland. grand con- of District 22. Ile was pleasant- Church will meet at the social observer. Diane Vaughn, ly surprised with a skit. "This Is fidential hall at 7:30 pin. Patsy Lax. and Phyllis McNutt, • • • Your Life". with Mrs. Woods as READY TO FILL , grand representatives. the narrator. curvaceous quartet posed eye-catchlagly at Circle V of the VeMS of the - ' II i 411151 TinisTs—This Orders for Home Baked - Murrayans attending the Grand Mr. Stalls' life was presented Country Club in New York has eyes on tho ! First Baptist Church will meet at Grossingers Assembly were Diane N'aughn, from the day of his birth to the Universe" title in Miami Beach, Fla. From left: the mission at 7 p.m. -Miss 'Patsy Lax, Ginny Lou Shelton, 1.preseent including his service with juglitn etalor. Miss Israel; Vera Parker, Miss Scotland; CAKES Phyllis McNutt. Janice Roberts, - the Air Force while Guthrie Christ& Linder, Miss Austria: Shorrylyn Patecela Miss N.Y. _ For Special Occasions Mary. Bess Cherry, Pam Garland. Tuesday, ,Joly 10 Churchill aang "God- Bless Aaner- ' 'Jane Watson. Bonnie Williams, The Bessie Tucker' Circle of ice" accompa n ied by Mrs. Ber- Lyons. Mrs. Donald Edwards, and the George Williams. Mrs. Kathryn WSCS of the First Methodist tha Jones. Boatwright Family Mrs Sammie Cruteber. Lax. Mrs Polly Garland. and Mrs. Church will Meet with Mrs. enenn His wife and four children ap- Frames Churchill. mother ad- Doran at 9:30 am. peared at special points in the Reunion Held At visor. with the latter three ladle; skit. Ile was presented a bouton- Murray Star chapter No. 433; niere and a gift from the chap- City Pirk Sunday -•• HOPE BRAZIL JUST LIKE MEXICO-President Kennedy's aides •L serving as chaperones for the Order of the Eastern Star will ,11 are hoping the Mexican reception for him and his vivacious l ter. Mrs. Eva- Gardner of the The Boatwright family reunion hold its regular meeting at the wife, Jacqueline. (top, in Mexico City) will be repeated in The --Wortley* advisor requested Hardin chapter sang a nignie of - was. held en Sunday. July 1, at Masonic Hall at '7:30 p.m. Beare when he makes a goodwill -visit there at the end, of that all girls who have completed SOngi and was aesumpanied by- the Murray ;City Part. July. Mexico had been reported fraught with anti-American- their: thirty hours work at the • • . Mrs. Linn. A delicious basket dinner Was Mrs. Nell Robbins and Mrs. for the ism but Mr. Kennedy never has, even in the U.S , been IsoiPitil to please be present at Circles of the of the served, The- reunion is (Central Picas) Bertha Jones presented a come- descendants Of J. D. L and fte, ue.corned so warmly by so many people. 'the next meeting as awards for First Baptist - Chart+ will meet dy skit. Mrs. Malik Mcielister, Boatwright. the service will be presented. as follows: 1 with Mrs. Jack. Ken- bezea depubv grand matron of District attending were: a-"An• inieation was held with the nedy and II with Mrs. 0. C. Waif. Relatives members in- over 7000 chapters. 22.. was introdueed end presented Alexander, Paducah: Beta Sigma Phi 'degrees of the order 'heing--, at 10 aan.; ell-with Mrs. 11., L. Mrs. L. B. esalonally Trainer • Membership is by invitation only I lovely corsage and gift from the Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Nofcier, - ferred upon Susie Ans. Bowden and IV with Mrs. Pearl To Establish following a recommendation 'chapter. i Fla.: Rev. and Mrs. 0. and Those. present were "'Thine Jones at 2i30 pm. 1 Reddick, THELMA NANNEY personal interview Nearby chap- Vaughn. :Patsy l•rt. Mary Bess -Folltswing the -program a so- 1.4,11L. lapetwright. Puxico, Mo.; Mrs. Charter Chapter ters are located in Paducah. Ma)'- Cherre. -Jane Watson, Ginny Lou • • • cial hour was enjoyed 'with the O. B. Geurin, Murray; .Mrs. Floy Almo, Ky. 'field and Madisonville. Shelton. Cherihame Fair. Mar- Wednesday, July 11 table.being overlaid with white Wall. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace PLaza 3-2437 A chance to put dreams to Although Beta Sigma Phi has jorie XcTemiel,e Shirley Stroud, The Missionary Auxiiliaiy of the cloth and centered with an ar Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. Howard work, to make oneself a better grown on its cultural Wd eticial• Paulette Jones, Ginger Pierce. North Pleasant Grove Cumber- raneemere of Friendship gladioli Lane and children. Junior and person through life. Learehnee and programs it is also widely known Diane Tohaferro, Susie Adams, tend Presbyterian Church will an.1 Happiness roses. Mrs. Virgie Scott, Golden Pond: Mr. and Mrs. friendship - to develop emo- for the many civic and service members: Mrs Patricia Parks, meet 'at the church at 7 p.m. Clark and Mrs. June Crider pre- 'E. P. Henslee, Corbin: Mrs. Fan- tionolh. intellechialhe and so- projects undertaken by its mean- Nettie • Klapp.- Mrs. Thelma Mc- , s.ded at the punch bowls. nie Cunningham. Sandoval. Ill.; cially is the opportunity being hers on both the local and na- Dougal. and George Williams. - Fifty members and guests were Mr and Mrs. Roy Cunnireham Offered young women of Murray The Ruth Wilson Circle of the ALEIPTSTUBBLEFIELD tional level. Masons and Eastern Stars. present for the evening. an1 children. Mary Lou, Charles, by Beta Sigma pleteejilkiites Mrs Mrs. Selinger has WSCS of the First Methodist - Ill.; • esestablished\- The next regular meeting will , and Rte. Jr . Centralia. Mr. ! mer;11--telle Seketice. fieldpriepze- -, headquarters at the Carmane-be- beld the third---Tuesday -even- Church will_ .have family picnic • and WS: Milburn Adams, -•-Mr. sentateve of the sorority s inter- - Motel where she will interview ing in July. An initiaeon will at the City Park at b 30 p.m. and Mrs. Oatman Grogan,. Mur- national headquarters in Kansas OpenThis Sunday nominees for membership in the be held. • • • iray: Mrs. Gussie Gold, Evansville, _Will Be City. Missouri. Murray 'charter chapter. ' ;• • , The for- The Ladies Day luncheon will Ind : Mrs...Du:the Sonning and Beta Sigma Phi is an interna- :nal candlelight Pro;;Iption and Sundry Needs pledge ritual of be served at noon at the Callo- children, Karen ad Mike, elr. tional socbl. cultural and avie installation will be Annual Picnic Held • -iloaik.4-4( • held in about way County Country Club. Hos- an.1 Mrs. Volin Miller and child' 414 sorority. for women wishing to • ten days for those accepted for At Crawford Home tesses are Mesdames John E. Ten. Teresa and David. hazel _ 1Pilt WILL: IIE OWNED from meet new friends, increase their membership. Former Beta Sigma. Scott, F. A. Stubblefield, G. B. Park. Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Bobby 1 for Ofiurott HOTir cultural interests -and ehlarge the area o1 MO p.m. Phls M. _this are invited to At Noon Monday Scott. Bob Miller. John Querter- , Craft and children, Denis, Kim- scope at their axial ectivities get_ in touch with Mrs. Selinger 'The Jessie Ludwick Circle of motm Ora K. Mason- James M. berly, and Lisa. Evansville. Ind.;' It's aim is to mike an art of at the motel ',the -Woman's Association of the ! Lassiter. Vernon Stubblefield Mrs. Rhonda -Vets, Mr. and Mrs.' living. it. _is_ non-acidernic, non- - • - • Eure Garland and children,' sectarian and non-secret. • !College Presbyterian Ctruzch met *, Ruth Moore, and Bob Ward. July 2. for its -ail day ,Johnnie. Ronnie, and Rhonda,! Organized in 1931. Beta Sigma .., annual: pienic in the back 'yard of ! Mr and Mrs Guthrie Roberts, $ Phi nunteers more than 1490.000 PERSONALS the home -0if Mrs. -Charlie Craw- -Thursday, July 12 Mr and Mrs. Vernon Moody, Mr onle Grown Peaches • ford on West Main Street. , The Flint Baptist Church__Wo- and Mrs Cray Roberts. J. D. Ro- man Mr and Mrs. Doh Simrnons of At twelse noon she group ga- M iesienary Society will berts. Mr and Mrs Wade Roberts FOR CANNING OR FREEZING Poplar Ethaff. Mo . and his srster. thered .around the teble for the „meet t the awn+ at 7 p.m. and daughter, Sheila. Murray; Mee Helen Sinwnons of Meridian, serving of the dehiciotie potluck • .. . %1 Steve Outland, Calvert City; Gary Miss, were the weekend guests of Roberts. Ypsilanti, Mich.; Met and From Sedalia, Ky. lunch Rev Henry McKenzie gavti Grove 126 of the Sispreme etre Simmons' mother. Mrs. thanks preceding Mrs. Ross Williams. Ssmsonii; Mr. the meal. Forest Woodmen Circle will hold • Open - 6:45 • Start 7:45 Lectra Andras. Miller Avenue. The circle 'aches MAYOR Mrs. and Mrs. R. M. Williams, Peoria, held a business its regular dinner-meeting at the RICHMOND - • • meeting with Fleenor P. Sheppard, 54 and 111.• Mrs. B F Scherf- Norman's Club House at 8:30 pan. ' HALF BUSHEL - - - - STARTING SUNDAY! Mr and Mrs Artel Hale and bus presiding a grandmother, was chosen and giving a short - Visitors were -L. A. West. Cen- _sof: Make from Sierra Vista. Art- reading on • • • mayor of Richmond. Va., by praver The opening tralia. 'n1.; Mrs. Essie Jona are visiting"Str Hales do- prayer was led The a 6-3 vote on the City by Mrs. McKerwie. Dorothy Circle of the F.rst Mrs• Bataan Overcast. -Mrs Eura :her Mrs A B. Hale. 107 North Mrs Jessie -Baptist Council's 23th _ballot. She is Rogers gave the Church WM.S will meet t'atdwell, H M Walkman. Mr. 6th Street and also his sister devot.on Irom the seventh a; the- home a native of Albany, Ga., PER BUSHEL - - - - chap- of Mrs. John D. Stewart, Ben Be:1, James Bla- and family. Mrs Pat' Moore of ter of Ktirts which Lovins. North but has lived in Richmond concerned 8th Street, at 10 lock. R. H. 'Falwell. Mr and Mrs Benton the "Sal -end the Law." The- aim. for 26 years. • Young Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Lb meeting was adiourned _ BRING YOUR OWN CONTAINERS! with' the • • OIFFEREAIT.7. Maplaa benediction. -Nine members_ were presents. THE 1;seileincb- .4 -the IIUMPHREYS with a group eho were Rev McKenzie, Lig .CHILURENB L. A. Moore! E. R Ilage,n. -Her- . 7. low cost beit Brooks. B F Scherffius, 9th and Sycamore &Katie ex wren sloe Oils ears- Belote. and Charlie . Crew- tea moor rcr.rt Srewarded Se Oats erg WANT AD ford • • • Op.. 6:00 am. by 10:00 p.m. .•- .10 • Kemp Reunion Held At City' Park With My,9.. Sixty Attending . -The annual Kemp reunion_was ' • held Sunday. July 1. -if-lhe Mule .thru _Ieeey Cay Park. A basket dinner was served.. • . i Chow call, even with neld rations. Is popular In any branch of Cape Sam's. services. Those present were Mr. aild TYPEWRITERS Mrs Virgil Lassiter. Mr. and Mrs. • Juli- 15 Luther Silas. Lynn Grove: Mr. and Mrs Don elnerson and -son' David, Ccetage Grove. Tenne- Mr, Services and Mrs. Voris Colthary and son, Jimmie. Mr e: - rlotte N-evesorne and Kim. • id Mrs. Willie Twice Daily Crittendon. -d Mts. W. A. FOR SALE Crittendon .. . aughter. ---jedy, Pilot Oak; Mrs Bea Watson -and .•• 10:30 a.m. son. Bob. Memphis. Tenn.- -- - Mrs Dell .Brealeale and am, 7:45 p.m. Ray, Mrs. Pearl Wilson. 91.Lrees, Mo.: Mr • and 3irs. Roy Stew. . OR RENT Charlie Sts, New Boston. Mich; Mr and Mrs.. Milton Lawiter and . • REV. PAUL DAILEY children. Diane and Philip. Ben- Evangelist ton: Bill Parrish an daughters, . Kay and Fay, Memphis. Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs Graden Parris. - M U SIC , Cottage Grove. Tenn.; *a. Ethel* - OFFICE SUPPLY DEPT. Miller. Black Rock. Ark.; •Doris VADE BOLTON DAN klcDANIEL Mam, Paris. Tenn . . ...-' i Mr and Mrs, Howard .Crittend- I :on. Harlon Kemp and daughter, Director - Palmist ' Debbie, Walter eJones. Bud Kemp, 9aude Kemp, Itiltia Rowland Ledger and children. 'Steve, Bob, and &Times I Barbara. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pool Pfc. P ItIsthe, Gary, - and son. Ronnie, Mr. and Mrs. Ind.. ton•ors for corp. J. R. Phone PL, 3 1916 Newell Kemp. Mr. and Mrs. Frank .1 SALEM BAPTIST CHUR - charlee Kemp and children. Jane. Powell, Red Lodge, Mont. Pfc. filtlington Ill of Portland, tare., does car- pentry work on the tent he will share with his buddies. ;Steve. Gail, and Chick, all of Greene 0. Wilson LYNN GROVE The reunion will be held at MARINES IN THAILAND-Here ls part of the non-battle life of the 3rd Battalion, 9th . the Murray City Park on the • etietnets iii lezeiaad. They are stationed there, at the town of Udorn, as • kind of e i first Sunday in July 1963. eeralce" on Communist encroachment activities.

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