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The Ledger and Times, May 9, 1968

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United Press International In Oar lath Year Mtwray, Ky., Thursday Afternoon, May 9, 1968 10. Per Copy Vol. LXXX1X No. 1 1 1 Honors Awarded To Seen&Heard Local Chapters Of At Meeting North Vietnam Chief Around FBLA The Murray University Seiml chapter and the Calloway Cella- ty High School chapter of the Murray Of In' Business Leaden Arrives Future Negotiator attended the annual Our thanks to Mrs. Cletus Sher America convention held in Louis- ton of Dexter Route One for state the Brown Hotel the some clippings from the West ville at part of April. Kentuckian which was publish- latter Jay Richey, president of the rpris For Peace Talks ed here in Murray as late as University School Chapter and 1941. This newspaper was ab- rnest lams also the FBLA State president sorbed by the Ledger and for the past year, presided over Enters State Times on January 1, 1942. the assemblies. Jay was honor- Music Contest Talks ed for his outstanding service Delayed By Strategy Anyway these clippings some by Mrs. Plock, State FBLA writeups of sevearl people in- Ernest Wayne Williams, son Board Chairman, and by his Mr. William Henry of Mr and Mrs. Wayne Wit. cluding home chapter. With Russian Leaders Cook whose death was listed. hams, represented the first dis- Awards presented to the Uni- Mr Cook was Mrs Shelton's trict in the state music contest ^ versity School chapter, with 25 ALLEGRA JONES Dad. of the Kentucky Federation of By W. GRIGG a- Pictured above are Cadging Seeing Sell Kemp asad members attending. were, as JOSEPH and naval bombardments check Woman's Clubs held recently gainst North Vietnam. on Hendon who are accepting • one hundred dollar follows: Scrapbook, third piece; PARIS (UPI) — Xuan Thuy, Another was the death notice in Louisville American war po- from Chilton treasurer Ralph Bogard. Looking on is Civitan percentage of chapter members Miss Allegra Jones Vietoarn's chief negotia- "But the of one, Herman Cooper. The The contest was filmed on North with President Elmer Sholar. This donation to Girl Scout Troop attending, third place; USW today for prelimin- licy has met increasingly language used at that time was Attends California video tape and will be broad- tor, arrived 69 was received at a dinner given at the Triangle Restaur- miles traveled, second place; United States heavier defeats since the Viet- more personal than it is today. cast over Channel 6, Sunday, ary talks with the ant, and will be used toward the purchase of • camp trailer. annual activities report, second Meet is ready for namese people is fighting with For instance, the following International May 12, at one p.m. and said Hanoi Mrs. Su* Kemp, Girl Sams, leader, said the cordial way in place. Mrs. Lannette Thurman, negotiations as determination against Ameri- "Late in the evening of May 7 Ernie, a piano student of formal peace which the Scouts were treated as guests at the dinner and sponsor of the club, accompani- Miss Allegra Jones, daughter States a- can aggression for national sal- the soul of our friend Herman Miss Lillian Watters, played a soon as the United the donation makes them appreciate very much a civic group ed the University group. of Mr. and Mrs. Holman Jones of the vation and is winning an in- Cooper escaped the tomb of movement from "Sonata in E grees to end bombing Ilk* the Thirty Calloway members at- of Murray. recently returned creasing number of victories" life and joined the great con- Minor" by Edvard Grieg. The North. in tended with Gary Adams wino- from the International Study his arrival for Thuy spoke Vietnamese course of the dead and today young musician is a junior at Thuy delayed ing third place in the Mr FBLA Conference in San Diego, Cali- hours for fur- is living with them What is Murray High School where he more than three (Continued on Sack Page) contest, and Jenna Winchester fornia, April*14-19, represent- in Moscow righteousness for time has a is the drum major for the mar- ther strategy talks bocbookup. who.Dr. Howard being in the top ten finalists ing the Paducah Branch of the y n BULLETIN ching band and plays the with Soviet leaders. doomsday for Miss FBLA. Association for Childhood Edu- body in pages it is continually record- N French Horn in the concert, Thuy and the main NASHVILLE Il1P11--Georsei Other Calloway awards were cation. at illustrative names." band. the Rabbi delegation landed ing allied Regent the pioneer radio an- follows: Bulletin board, The Murray girl who is lib. D. Nay, as In recent music contests held Le Bourget •Airport after stop- nouncer who originated this third; original project, fourth; ranan at the Andrew Jackson Scholarships Today things are in such a m at Murray State University, he overs in Peking and Moscow Ole Opry, is dead at display, fifth; Celia Taylor, fin- School, Paducah, was the feat- rush that many of these peace Grand received a rating of 'I" in for consultations with Chinese State the age of 72, WSM Radio an- slut in public speaking; Rita- ured speaker at the Paducah oppose bringing phrases are omitted uffay French Horn and piano solos. Communist officials who nounced today. Brandon, finalist in spelling. ACE meeting held at the Dip- officials Are Won By in order to save time. the talks and Soviet The sponsor, N. P. Paschall, and lomat Inn, Paducah, on Satur- Charles Edward Hand who apparently encourage Dr. his wife. Robbie, accompanied day. with Maurine D. Mitchell, MurrayGirl Scout interest tn° °ma cii.PP of Mayfield has been named to them CM the Calloway group. , a Calloway County native, pre- government is ready to Two Here ings were the food Pncom- the board of regents of Mm- Troops. Attend Hike- "My Moose Lodge Gives siding. heely'd atf.r; • Brothers advertised beef State University tneergo:niataeg nr ims erdeiaact ray Miss Jones said the theme for steakSteak at 20 cents a pound, pure Dr. Howard, on the staff of Money To Scouts Four Murray Girl Scout agreement the Conference at San Diego against hog hard at 10 cents a pound. Fuller-Morgan Hospital. attend- Stark Troops attended the Land Be- stop U.S bombing raids Miss Linda Sue Daniell and J. B. was "Confrontation Commit- news- Armour's Star Bacon at .36 State. The Murray Moose Lodge tween the Lakes Hike for the my country," Thuy told Paul Wayne Dunlap have each s, ed Murray ment" which opened with an cents a pound. • He received his degree with presented Don Burchfield. Bear Creek Council last week- men at the airport. been awarded a $200 scholar- orientation session followed by Averell Har- a major in chemistry there in Scoutmaster of Boy Scout end U.S. envoys W ship to attend Murray State Passes Away fiesta night with a symposium Vance were The Economy Grocery which 1955 and went to work for Air Troop 45 with fifty dollars for Attending from Murray were riman al]d Cyrus B University by The Murray Lions on the merits of training and pm EDT. was run by our friend Rudolph Reduction Co. at Calvert City the furtherance of the Scout Junior Troops 163 and 178, due in at 8 p.m 3 Club, study through the television Progress Thurman advertised pure cane as a chemist. work at the recent C,ourt of J. B Stark of Murray Route Brownie Troop 99, and Cadette /4IaPsi For Miss Darnell is the daughter media. The program was follow- Washington sugar at 48 cents for ten After two years he entered Honor held at the First Me- Four was claimed by death Troop 69 There were 36 troops Before leaving Mr and Mrs. D Dar- ed by Mexican and American "pro- of Ralph pounds and lettuce, two nice the armed forces. Upon dis- thodist Church. Wednesday at 7.30 p.m. at the present with 729 Brownies and they voiced hope that nell of Route 4, Murray She dances, songs and entertain- toward a firm heads for 15 cents Seems charge he returned to Murray Charles Kemp of the Moose Murray-Calloway County Hos Juniors with the Cadettes work- gress can be made is a senior at Murray High ment, and verse choirs. of the that the prite of lettuce, cab- for a year — since he had de- Lodge made the presentation. pital. His death fololwed an ex ing as Aids peaceful settlement" School Dunlap, a senior at Cal- A highlight of the week we; a Harriman said bage, carrots aid onions ataY cisied to complete Trained- The Lodge had previously pre- tended illness. A Scout leader said it was loway Court, High School, is re- panel discussion with teach- delegationtsawir about the- mime ical training. sented Troop 77 of the First Mr Stark. age 70. was a la beautiful day for the annual the son of Ws. Alvena Dunlap, era discussing the role of edu- pWcaaareiny. Dr Howard, graduate of Christian Church with the same tired farmer and was the par-, Land Between the Lakes Hike VthgoiataileingA:theri 210 Barnett Street, Hazel, Ken- cators in today's schools and good will." The Murray Food Market ad- Mayfield High School in 1951, amount. chasing agent for a lumber and this was one of the largest hope, sincerity and tucky another was on "How ChChildren the pre- vertised Maxwell Homo lenee also taught chemistry at Ben- Paul Heise is Governor of the firm. He was a member Of the turnouts Thuy said opening of Darnell is a member Learn and Fail". was a Linda at 27 cents a pound. High School for two year, Murray Moose Lodge No. 2011 Williams Chapel Church of Activities included the 1% limmary talks Friday and has been select-. ton Modern curriculum trends,i de- of Tri-Hi-Y before entering the field of and E H. Lax is the secretary. Christ. miles nature hike, the ten mil- "sign of American military talented senior traditional education, and a ed as the most That time is now referred to WI medicine. Trustees are George Hodge, Survivors are his wife. Mrs. es experience hiker trail, and feat." gird She plans to major in Murray study of problems confronting that t h e the "good old days" Prins He entered St. Louis Univer- Paul Grogan, and Carlos Wil- Dolly Mae Stark of films shown at the Conservat- "Everyone knows music Paul Dunlap plans to teachers and pupils today government has were cheap then, but a fellowssity in 1961 and graduated in liams. Route Four, two sons, Charles was ion Education Center. United States major in political science. Two, on the agenda with leading 500,000 troops did not make much money. Still 1965. He is engaged in general B. Stark of Murray Route The Scouts and the Leaders sent more than According to Murray Lions educators conducting the sess- of satel he seemed to be better off. practice of medicine in the hoe- and Joe Hal Stark of Murray; reported a wonderful day for and tens of thousands Club scholarship chairman, ions aggression pital. two sisters, Mrs. Cart (Clover) the special day for the Bear lite troops for its George H. Ligon, this is the Miss Rita Brandon One Entertainment included short he Prices are high today mid so It was anonunced last math Lockhart of Murray Route Creek Council against South Vietnam," eighth annual award given by of Mur- visits to Mexico, to Disneyland, launched air are wages, but everyone seems that Carl Marquess of Paducah Gets Scholarship and Mrs, Carrie Story said. "It has also The Murray Lions Club to a Terry, state breakfasts. San Diego Zoo, to be having a tough time mak- had been named to the MSU ray, four grandchildren. high school senior boy or girl Brandon daugnter Stark. and area school visitation. Leslie McGough - ing ends meet board of regents. Miss Rita Sandra, Kim, and Chris THREE CITED in the city of Murray and Cal- Darrell Edwin Numerous attractive displays This was an erroneous report of Mr. and Mrs. Funeral services will be held Today who plans to stu- Route Oae were set up at the convention Rites Held loway County It's nice to meet folks like Mr. aide, however. Brandon of Murray Friday' at 11 a.m at the chapel by University. by a governor's the 2,200 registered from Three persons were cited dy at Murray State Wallis on the street. There Robert at Stella, has been awarded of the J. H. Churchill Funeral where up- J T Dr. Howard succeeds States and several Funeral services for Leslie the Murray Police Department The recipients are chosen solidity, financial, moral ACT Scholarship for SOO at Home with Bro Robert Usrey the United is a T. Long. a member of the Mur- The conven- McGough, brother of Mrs. J. ft. yesterday and last night. They on the basis of need, character, about folks like. Freed-Hardeman College, Hen- Rev. W Tommy Jackson foreign countries and spiritual, ray board for eight years. and Houston. McNutt. of Murray, were held were all for driving while In- initiative, leadership, ability, a greater derson. Tenn lion will be held in him that gives us A Republican, Dr. Howard is officiatmg today at two p.m at the Morgan toxicated. scholastic standing and other of Brandon will graduate be in the Texas, next year. Miss Jones feeling of security In spite a* native of Mayfield. He is mar- Miss lanterment will Funeral Home, Princeton, with quatities indicating the ability win- County High Church said, all the screwballs, the left ried to the former Frances Gor- from Calloway South Pleasant Grove Rev. Edgar Taylor officiating. to make good in college. mis- the spring of 1968. arrange- During the summer of 1966 gers, the do gooders, the don of Benton. They have a School HI Cemetery with the Burial was in the Cedar Hill Murray High School Prior Murray Lions Club solid Freed-liardeman H. Churchill Miss Jones and Miss Barbara guided, the marchers, etc son, 3. Upon entering ments by the J Cemetery. scholarship winners are: Miss plans to major in Hale, teacher inthe Paducah citizens continue to abound. "I have always had a deep in- College, she Funeral Home where friends age 62, was killed Superlatives Morris, Miss Phyllis Dow- Schools, and daughter of Mr. McGough. Joyce terest in Murray and I consider education. may call. am Tuesday at Cedar Miss Donna Seaford, Miss and Mrs. Leon's Hale of Mur- at nine dy. Note of explanation: the init- an honor and a privilege to Rock Quarry when he Henry, Kr. Ed Thomas, it ray, made a tour of Europe. Bluff Linda ials "CC" at the end of a let- be appointed to the board," he a scaffold on which Jo Ann Bennett, Miss May Miss Hale was at the ACE lun- fell from Miss ter mean "Carbon Copy", or T. Brown Passes was Robbins, Mr James said Letter To Editor cheon on Saturday. he working. Elizabeth literally" a carbon copy of this Two other Republicans — E. *Miss Mitzi Cook and Away This Morning Miss Jones is a graduate of Kelley, letter has been sent to so-and- Adams of Hopkinsville and Larry D. Wilson. G Murray High School and re Graveside Rites Mr J•Iseph Whittle of Leitchfield— Mr James C. Williams According to Lion President T Brown of Paris. Tenn., ceived her Bachelor of Science are on the board Democrats Ledger and Times For Infant Held George H Ligon, part of the died this morning at the Henry and Masters Degrees from Mur- Opened the car door this morn- are 0 B Springer of Header' 103 North 4th Street money secured from the Mur- • County General Hospital, Paris, ray State University. ing and dern if there wasn't a Bill Powell of Paducah and Kentucky 42071 Graveside rites for Kenneth Lions Club annual broom sin, Tenn., after suffering a heart Murray. ray tree frog just inside on the George Hart of Murray. Mr. Williams: - Dwayne Elkins, one-day-old son mop sale goes to finance Mrs. attack on Wednesday. :Dear and steel part. He was not squash- of the board is Wen- May 12. 1968. is of Mr. and Mrs Steven R. El- Chairman Brown was the son of the Sunday, ROTC Units Will this project. ed or anything, just sitting Butler, superintendent of Day and the beginn- kins of Benton Route Three, dell late Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brown of Mother's there Why he would pick such instruction, also a Demo- of National Nursing Home Train Near Hamlin who died at 4:45 am. Weds'.- public Calloway County and the bro- ing CORRECTION a place to loaf, we have no which is sponsored by day at Benton Muniei15/ 11111- crat ther of Boss Brown of Murray. Week idea We picked him up and the American Nursing Home This weekend 100 Murray pital, were held at 2 p.m yes- He was married to the former The correct price on t h e walked over to the Black Gum and its forty-eight State University ROTC Cadets terday at • Murray Memorial Eunice McClain, who survives Association Volkswagen advertised yester- tree and let hirn walk out of State affiliates. will participate in field train- Gardens Wayne Dinkens offi- him. They have two sons, James day by Carroll Volkswagen on our hand onto the bark of the We, at West View Nursing ing at the A. B. (Happy) Chand- ciated. Darrell and Billy Harold Brown Chestnut Street is $2337.25. tree. rnjured Home, are planning Patient Vis-* ler State Park near Hamlin, Ky. Besides his parents, the in- None Funeral services are incom- The price in the advertisement Ii and Open House on this The Cadet; will train within fant is survived by a twin bro- plete, but the McEvoy Funeral itation was not correct. The Ledger Never said a word, just hopped, Mother's Day from two to four the-state park boundary beginn- ther, Keith Douglas Elkins; Home of Paris is in charge of and Times regrets this error. up into the tree. At least he , o'clock in the afternoon. To ing at approximately five p.m. grandparents, Mrs. Joy Under- on In Accident the arrangements. didn't bite us. visit a Nursing Home- in your Friday, May 10, and ending at wood of,, Reidland. James Vict- community on Mother's Day five p.m Saturday, May 11. or Fulton of Cocoa. Fla., and occurred Roses are covered with buds. A traffic collision Community Rally and we how Nursing Homes The training will consist of Mr and Mrs John Elkins of night at the WEATHER REPORT Iris in bloom Two Azaleas still at 9.5 p.m. last help our aging citizens enjoy platoon _problems which are Benton Route Three, and great- Miss Linda Billington 9th and Club r'vas wattenal blooming, but the white ones intersection of South Held By 4-H "The Better Life", is the goal aimed at making the cadets bet- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bost Looking shad according to the are almost gone. Poplar Streets, for Nursing Home Week ter prepared for summer cap*. Gentry Swift of Benton Route 14.111.1.18111_ Patrol- 4-H Rally accident report filed by The Community May we extend to you an in- All personnel within the area Three. West Kentucky — Mostly Billy Wil- held at the Hazel School A young mother was changing men Dale Spann and was vitation to visit with us at our should be aware that the cadets cloudy with scattered showers Police De- on Friday, May 3. ?. her baby white a four-year-old son of the Murray Open House Sunday afternoon. yvill be training in the area dur- and chance of a few thunder- were re- modeling and display- Boots & Slippers relative was watching partment. No injuries Those Sincerely, ing Friday night and all day storms this afternoon, tonight projects were Becky When she neglected to ported. ing their West View Nursing Home, Saturday and that maximum ut- To Hold Dance and Friday. Continued mild thr- a 1964 Debbie Peal. Teresa Gib- Club sprinkle the baby with talcum Cars involved were Scull. Inc. ilization will be made of blank ough Friday. Highs this after- door hardtop Charlie Scull, Georgia south- powder, the youngster asked: Oldsmobile four son, Harold G. Beaman ammunition and other devices The Boots and Slippers noon in upper 70s with Weatherly Krista Erwin, Alene per "Aren't you gonna salt him driven by Robert L. Starks, Administrator to assimilate field combat con- Square Dance Club will have a erly winds 10 to 20 miles and a Lisa Erwin, Lynn Er- over this time" of 701 Poplar Street, Paschall, ditions dance Saturday. May 11, at hour with possible gusts owned Juanna Stockdale, Jeff thunder- 1966 Ford- four hardtop win, eight pan at the American.Leg- 25 miles per hour near and driven and Johnny Stockdale. by Katherine Dowdy Waters, Wranglers Riding ion building storms Lows tonight mainly in Registration For Murray. by Aaron Dowdy of Bill Dunn ,will be the caller. the lower 60s. Highs Friday up- was mak- Club Plans Ride Singing Is Park League Set Police said Dowdy Gospel All square dancers are welcom- per 70s to low 80s Probability off South 9th Day Planned 50 pet ing a left turn Slave Planned Frriday ed. of measurable rainfall League into Poplar Street when afternoon, tonight and Registration for Park Street Sophomore Class The Wranglers Riding Club cent this .0 the collided with the Weatherly By ••• Outlook for Saturday — Baseball will be held at he will ride Sunday afternoon at Friday. Monday, car traveling east on Poplar be gospel singing will he held Little change in weather. Murray City Park on The sophomore class of Mur- two o'clock Ribbons will A BAKE SALE five p.m. Street After the cars collided and fames. at the Chestnut Street Taberna- May 13th, at ray University School will hold given in all classes Kentucky Lake 7 a m. 359.6, will be open for the Weatherly car spun around to ride cle featuring the Gospel Rain- Park League a slave day on Saturday. May Visitors are welcome no change. below dam 301 9, year to boys. and iit a utility pro% with the hut mem- bows. the Ilarmonettes and the the first time this 11,.-hotween the hours of nine with the Wranglers. A bake sale will be held Sat- down 08 years old right back fender, according to eligible to Melody Notes Trio in Friday. who will be seven a.m, to four bers only will be urday. May , IL starting at 8.30 Lake 7 a m 3595, the police. May 10. at 7730, n ni Barkley prior to August 1st. The class will perform any win ribbons am in front of Belk's on the down 02, below dam 313.1, eight and nine Damage to the Oldsmobile a t Boys seven, jobs you might have. Call -753- Spectators are welcome west side of the court square. down 07 participate in the was reported on the left front the Van years old will 4849, 753-7300., or 753-5383 dur- tile club located OK' The sale is sponsored by the Sunrise 5.54; sunset 7 52. be accompan- and right_ rear and to the Dow- off of l'ed to at- league and must ing the week if you have a job Cleave Road, two miles The- public is ins Murray TOPS (Take Off Pounds Dale Hughes Moon set 4.06 am in order to re- dy car on the left , ied by a parent front.. for these class members. highway 94 East tend this sineine." Sensibly) Clot). Best Looking gister. • 4

• FAG PAGE TWO I vas LEDGES a Tiataa mUltRAY, KENTUCKY THURSDAY -- MAY 9, 1968 pole. ITCHING, SWEATY ALMANAC Nnwhart in 'Millions' MET THE LEDGER & TIMES In I946, Italy's King Emman- HOW TO STOP IT. uel III abdicated, yielding CAUSE!).t.9 PUBLISHED Sy LEDGER lk TIMIS PUBLISHENG COMPANY. the 9OLLYWOOD Th. CLAMci. • .Kwie.1I t s wo,rn by United Press International throne to his son, crown prince (UPI) — Bob 10a.Oemoildation of the Murray Ledger. The Calloway Times. and Newhart dinary astia•ptIca ars no tuck Apply Today is Thursday, May 9, Humbert. beads for the movies The TImes-Rerisid. October W. 1939. and Use West Kentuckian, and a top role T-4-L POWERFUL GERM KILLER Vie 130th day of 1988 with 238 In 1966 Red China touched with Peter Anew" 1, 1941. Ustinov lit nitt "ipWair'aad.'0VIRI" t, follow. off its third a-bomb. MGM's ''Hot NIG14T°7t.rant.'4 41 1 lel N. 4th Serest. Mummy, Keatocky 42071 IDEfilt -444-- rolling in hock at any drug cantata, TODAY The moon is between the A thought for the day: London at nans•). JAMES C. WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER rat quarter and the full French playwright Pierre Cor- phase neille We reserve the right to reject any Advertising. Letters to the BMW, said, "Do your duty, and The morning stars are Sat- leave the ar Public Voice Its which. M oar opinion. are not fee tha rest to heaven." Interest of our readers. urn and Venus. The evening star is Jupiter. 414141 NATIONAL REPREBIDITATIVIS: WALLACE W1TICER No Way to history: Dressing 00., 1109 Get On this day in With a,Dif Mecham Ave., seamed& Tann Time è We Ri.. New Twit N.Y., In 1502, Christopher Colum- Aromatic bitters provide the Stephenson Mg., Detroit, DOM. bus set out from Cadiz, Spain, spice for this fruit salad dress- ing. Metered at the Pod Office. Murray, Eastaicky, on his fourth and last trip to Beat until well blended 1 4 * TODAY SATURDAY for transeimion cup thru * Second Class Matter That Gold Ring America of lemon Juice, 14 (up of In 19213, Cmdr. Richard Byrd salad oil. 2 tablespoons each ISUBBCRXPTION RATED: By Carrier In Murray. per meek Me. per Floyd Bennett became the of aromatic bitters and sugar. month and $110. In Calloway and adjoining oosintiss. pee Wee. 1020. By Abigail Van Buren 1 teaspoon of salt and a Lanes first men to fly over the north dash It's not who you con.. it's 1 di 2. $0.00. 113sewhire $11110. AA Weise Wheteljetions $1.00. 15 vise IN Cusses Tnis55.-N Y. Min LAN. or two of paprika. how you do it. DEAR ABBY I receiving OuemsollogQtrease. of s Cammemily is the have been financial help from a ineegrity of he Netwapepee married man who happens to be my boss He is also my Number One boy friend He says he loves me, and the only PAUL THURSDA1 — MAY 9, 19(18 difference between our relationship and marriage is that he Tips has to get up and go home from a Pro (AMMAN I love him ID a way . but a girl gets awfully tired hiding all "The Secret War af Quotes From The News the time I vvould like to be able to get dressed up and go out with my man where I can By UNITED PRESS LNTERN.AlIONAL see people and they can see me And JINTNS A. Martin I would eventually like to be married NATIONAL 1111./CK DAIWA OF "ME TSAR 'Other men WASHINGTON President Johnson, expressing have asked me out, but I don't dare accept ause it might get back to satis.facUon at the scheduled start of Vietnam DOW my boss What can 1 do' 111.010A UNIVERSAL PICTURE • TECHNICOLOR" talks in Paris: Am I destined to be stuck with this man behind closed dgors for the rest of my life because I Paw -There is a fresh breeze of hope circulating around have accepted financial help LATE SHOW the world" from him' How does a woman get off this kind of merry- SAT. 1 ly.m. so-round' TRAPPED miters HOC TON — Dr Denton A Cooley, dtscussing the MELINA MERCOURI ROMY SCHNEIDER PETER FINCH DEAR TRAPPED: She walks out of his office mid out of death of his heart transplant patient, James Cobb, who his life fled hods another job. Then she supports herself "10:30 P.M.Sununers succumbed to complications following the injection of without "help" relso like millions of other self-respecting womea do.. anti-rejection drugs And if she's wise, she moves out of the city and leases no )-677E;;••;; 77,R '° "We are dealing with new drugs I We must accept lerwarding address. All a girl gets from the kind of some disappointments" errs -go-round you're ow is a brass ring. Try for a gold one. ATLANTA. Ga. . Ralph Abernathy, successor - N % IX4',41r e'hiv DEAR ABBY. I am a junior in college and tagS to Dr Martin Luther King, calling on America to my parents do have been divorced for over more for the nation's poor Negroes: a year I am an only child and I tirive•In Theatre live with my father "We want to be able We get along fairly well with one minor to eat neck bones, back bottes exception and chitlings if we choose, but every now and then I • • we'd My father used to come ',ham ill, 1 like mignon and New borne from work at 530 p m Now MIX York cuts." he doesn't get home until lop m or even later lam glad he is mooreisiormos going out socially, but I Hunk be LINCOLN, Net — Sen Eugene J should tell me how late he TON111.1. thru SATURDAY McCarthy, dis- intends to missing be and where I can locate him in case he gets a his third place finish in the Indiana primaries go . business call. where he ran far behind his Democratic rival, Ben. Rebell F Dad says he is a big boy now and can take care of himself ri:mon vv• I realize that. but I still think '*e will limn ahead in kliebresks. No he should let me know where I one realty wan can reach him In Indiana" at all times Dad says it isn't necessary. and I want to know his whereabouts more out of nosiness than Ysomu'vaert • anything else This Is not true, Heck • , Abby Don't you think I'm A Billy right' WORRIED DAUGHTER Musicade 1 Got To Be DEAR WORRIED: Ise. Obviously your fattier prefers his Bible Thought privacy to say ru for Today possible advantages of being located during the ',emit( for business mamas It's his pris liege, so don't press — I will net leave you comfortless: I will came to Toe. toe hard —John 14:11. The presence of Christ in your heart is the Christ- DEAR ABBY How an's important is a wedding ring' After strength many years of happy married life. I noticed my husband -P-11-11L- Mopped wearing his wedding ring I let it go for several weeks. COLOR TVs honing he would start wearing a again, but he didn't. 1 finally nEwmnn AIDREWS asked inmate% 4is Low As He said be didn't like to wear it to work. Even if that were Ten the reason shouldn't ALFRED Years Ago Today he afford me the courtesy of wearing it 5 with HITCHCOCK'S se week-awls when we are ur.nogn with friends and relatives' I've trade • yam PAIA reminded him $339 several times, but it hasn't done any good 9 'TOAD CHUM I thought of leaving my The wedding ring off too. thinking. ONLY Murray State College Press Club has -What's sauce CURTIS-MATHES OFFERS THE 8-YEAR v PSAL PiC TuIYE estallUMMI9 for the goose is sauce for the gander:- and vice vim NnIcoLoa the E. G Schmidt Memorial Award versa PICTURE TUBE WARRANTY for OuUddliallig but then I decided. "What's rotten for one Journalism to be presented is also rotten each year to a dineweig for the other" Got any suggestions' Complete Antenna younrr.alien DEBATING & Tower Service • SUN - N1( II E. student. The late Prof Schmidt, Wee ...WED. • Meg DE tit of the journaliam department DIEB.ATING: Yes deart say what kind of work sour W husband does. J Pitman has received a grant frocritiie Natiogie but if be works armed seschisery he lads a Science legitimate reason KELVINATOR Foundation for graduate study at the Mountlake to leave his ring at home tad as for his APPLIANCES Lake Biological doing you the Station of the University of Vitginia for "courtesy" of vrearinK a wedding rang at ether — Fast, Reliable Service — the summer Iles. mission it you have to remind him repeatedlY. it's net so meth I ELVIS - a "courtesy" as a "command If I were you, I'd wear mine. Sgt. First Class James S Stubblefield. son of and skip it. TV Service Center ,t.nd Mr*. Stanford S Stubblefield. is participating to Raiford James - Owner 'Exercise Strong Arm-, a maneuver being conducted by Robbins Bobby H. Wilson - Sales "CIAMBAKIE" the Continental & Service • Army Command near Fort Polk, Ia. . 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GB third base on a wild pitch, but Calloway County Lakers • UPI Sports Writer mer were toe big blows of a .3 631e &g-r'- -son St. Louis 17 9 .654 The got no farther, as the the next PO won the Fourth District Base- third A four-hitter doesn't seem ex- five-run ninth inning rally Cin, 13 12 .520 3% batter struck out for the citing in this season of elegant which gave Philadelphia relief San Fran. 13 12 .620 ball Championship, yesterday, out The other time was in the pitching but catcher Tim Mc- pitcher Dick Hall his second Phila. 13 12 .520 3% by defeating the Murray High fifth, when Mike Smith doubled Carver of the St. Louis Cardi- win. The Reds had taken a 2-1 Murray Hi To Pitts. 12 12 .500 4 Tigers, 8-0. , to center to lead off the inn- nals gets excited almost every lead in the eighth inning on Hunter Of Oakland A's Has Los Ang. 12 13 .480 4% Stan Key was the winning ing, the next batter went down time Steve Carlton pitches. a single by Tony Perez and Chicago 12 13 .480 4% pitcher, giving up four hits and swinging, Smith was out on a He has a chance to win 20 doubles by Alex Johnson and Atlanta 12 14 .462 5 striking out eight, and allow- fielders choice. and Taylor DAY* Participate In to get past games this season—in fact, he Lee May. Perfect Game On Wednesday Houston 11 14 .440 5% ing only two players grounded out third to first. Ought to win 20," commented Roberto Clemente, who didn't New York 10 14 .417 6 first base. The Lakers biggest inning McCarver after Carlton beat start because of an ailing shoul- Wednesday's Results Mike Smith went the distance came in the first, when Mike eight &the New York Mets 2-0 on a der, drove in Maury Wills with By VITO STELLINO pert Cleveland 2-1. Golf Tourney Chicago 7 Los Angeles 6 for the Tigers giving up Ernstberger led off with a tri- you do w four-hitter Wednesday night. a sacrifice fly in the 14th inn- UPI Sports Writer In the National League, Cizi- Pitts. 4 Atla. 3, 14 inns., night runs on six hits, and striking ple. the next batter struck out. batters that "He has a good fast ball and ing to give the Pirates their There was a span of 46 years cago topped Los Angeles 7-6, Phila. 6 Cin. 2, night out eight of the Key was hit by a pitch and was curve and needs only to stay victory. The Pirates fell be- between the last two perfect Pittsburgh nipped Atlanta 4-3 MAYFIELD, Ky. — The first San Fran 3 Houston 1, night faced him. 5warded first base Key then threatened twice, once ahead of the hitters to be hind 3-0 in the first inning but games in the American League in 14 innings, Philadelphia beat annual Western Kentucky Con- St. Louis 2 New York 0, night Murray stole second, and went to third, inning when Ron- great." three wild pitches by P hj I —but now the question is whe- Cincinnati 6-2, San Francisco ference golf invitational will Teday's Probable Pitchers in the third as Mike went home on Steve May -18, King doubled, and went to A 6-foot-4, 210-pound left- Niekro helped them tie the ther 46 -days will elapse be- edged Houston 3-1 and St. be played here Friday, LoS Angeles, Singer 1-4 at nie Ernstberger's single. I, hander from Miami, Fla., who score with one run in the four- tween the next two. Louis blanked New york 2-0. at the Mayfield Country Club. Chicago, Holtzman 1-1; 2:30 p. The Lakers then pulled off record for the world th and two in the eighth. A crowd of only 6,298—the Nine schools have accepted Key came had a 14-9 Jim "Catfish" Hunter of the m. Boston 3 Washington 1, niRat a double steal as Carlton Homers by Williams and home turnout invitations and will compete in to sec- champions last season, Billy Oakland A's, whose previous second smallest Pittsburgh, Blass 1-0 at At- California 3 Chicago 2, night home and Steve went event. says he is concentrating on Ron Santo and a two-run dou- claim to fame was the dubious this season in the inaugural the 18-hole medal lanta, Reed 2-0, 8:05 p. m. Probable Pitchers ond Smith retired the next bat- are: Ft. Today's better control this year. He ble by Adolfo Phillips sparked one of being the losing pitcher -year at Oakland--saw Hunter Competing teams San Francisco, McCormick 2- el-. and Danny Osborn reached Fulton, Hop- 0 walked 62 batters in 193 inn- the Cubs' 13-hit attack which in last year's All-Star game, strike out 11 batters en route Campbell, Murray. 2 at Houston, Giusti 2-2, 8:30' Chicago, Peters 1-3 at Oak- first on an error, but was out Green. Rus- ings in 1967. dealt Don Sutton the loss. Rocky pitched the first perfect game to his perfect game. The Twins, kinsville, Bowling p. m. land, Krausse 1-3, 10:30 p. m. trying to steal second. Marshall, Cald- in "I keep saying to myself, Colavito hit two homers for in the American League Wed- who've scored just four runs in sellville, North Philadelphia, L. Jackson 2-4 Minnesota, Merritt 3-1 at Cal- Calloway scored two more and Mayfield. the 'don't walk anybody . .. don't the Dodgers, including a three- nesday night since Charley Ro-'their last six games, got only well County at Cincinnati, Pappas 2-1, 8:05 ifornia, McGlothlin 2-2, 11 p. the second inning, one in Mayfield golf walk anybody,' " he said. "I run drive off former Dodger bertson of the White Sox did six balls out of the infield and Virgil Rains, p.m. m. third, and two in the fifth. of the tour- advance to feel strong and I should con- reliever Phil Regan in the nin- it on April 30, 1922. only two were more than rou- roach, is in charge (Only games scheduled) Boston, Ellsworth 2-2 at The Lakers will which tinue pitching well when we th. But there was a knee of tine plays. nament. Friday's Games Washington, Pascual 3-2. 8:05 the Regional Tournament composed of next MR FINCH get into the once-every-fourth- inevitability rather than awe Hunter, who threw 107 pit- Each team is New York at Chicago . m. will be played in Paducah day groove." ches, said "I just tried to throw five players--and the low four (Only games scheduled) week 1, •po.ast Los Angeles at Atlanta, night ter', Subdues Debits Yarbrough Is strikes, control is the name of will count on medal play. Phila at Pittsburgh, night Friday's Games Carlton blew down the Mets, the game. My fastball did it, it The first and second teams Houston at St. Louis, night Chicago at Oakland, night Murray 000 000 0-0 4 -5 for six inn- felt good but 1 didn't have much will be presented trophies — twi-night 321 020 x-8 6 0 O 3 allowing one hit San Fran at Cincinnati, night Minn. at Calif., Calloway ings and getting out of his luck with my breaking ball, with members of the winning Detroit at Washington, night Murray—M. Smith and J. 11111111111111lik only serious jam when third Winner Rebel sometimes it wasn't really team getting individual trophies Cleveland at Baltimore, night Brandon. baseman Mike Shannon spear- good." as well. Boston at New York, night Calloway—S. Key, D. Os- ed a line drive by Jerry Bu- •••• Northrup Saves Win The medalist as well as the American League born. chek and converted it into a 400 Saturday Jim Northrup homered in the runner-up will also get troph- double play after Greg Goos- first inning for the Tigers and ies. Rains said. W. L. Pct, GB sen's single and Jerry Grote's then save the game in the eigh- Tee-off time is 10 a_ m. over Bait. 16 8 .667 — GEORGE E double in the seventh inning. DARLINGER, S. C. 51St — th with a spectacular diving the exacting country club cour- Detroit 16 9 .640 % The Cardinals, who lead the Lee Roy Yarbrough shook up catch of a Brooks Robinson se. Minn. 13 12 .520 3% „op NL by_ 3% games, scored their at least one auto dealer as much drive with the bases loaded and Oakland 13 12 320 3% OVERBEY ATTORNEY runs off former teammate Al as he did his competitors Wed- two out. The loss cut Balti- Cleve. 12 12 .500 4 COMMONWEALTH Jackson• more's lead over a ORSOLICS DEFINE TITLE * in the third inning on nesday in getting a new qualify- Detroit to Boston 11 12 478 4%' PPRECIATIU) befending W11.1. BE A singles by Dick Simpson, D a 1 ing record and nabbing the Me half game. Earl Wilson got the VIENNA us — Calif. 12 14 .462 5 of Maxvill, Carlton and Julian Ja- poeition for Saturday's Rebel victory. champion Johann Orsolics Wash. 12 14 .426 5 42nd Judicial District Austria puts his European wel- vier. 400. New York 11 15 .423 8 CALLOWAY-MARSHALL-LIVINGSTON COUNTIES The San Francisco Giants "You have made a bad terweight title on the line to- Chicago 7 15 318 8 PRIMARY, MAY 28, 1968 defeated the Houston Astros take," the dealer said after night against Italian champion Wednesday's Results DEMOCRATIC 31, the Philadelphia Phillies hearing a radio report that ,Nualete Bruno Aryan. Orsolics, a for- New York 2 Cleveland 1 HONEST - QUALIFIED VETERAN stopped the Cincinnati Reds 6- a Ford. mer chimney sweep, has won,Oakland 4 Minnesota 0, twligit Yarbrough was driving Paid for by Ed Overbey, Treasurer 2, the Pittsburgh Pirates shad- "Lee Roy always drives a Mer- over Hunter's feat in the 40 Sports all 15 of his professional bouts. Detroit 3 Baltimore 1, night ed the Atlanta Braves 4-3 in cury." victory over the Minnesota 14 innings and the Chicago Its no mistake. Yarbrough Twins at Oakland. • eCubs beat the Los Angeles Dod- switched to a Junior Johnson In a season in which the on TV gers 7-6 in other NL games. prepared 1968 Ford Torino and ' pitchers are dominating the In the American League, Jim set a blistering new qualifying game to such an extent that 41 Hunter pitched a perfect game record of 148.850 miles per there are only seven Amen - 41 to give the Oakland Athletics a hour on the 1%-mile oval,1 can League hitters batting over Thursday, May 9 o 41 4-0 triumph over the Minne- breaking the old record by , .300 this early in the season, 10:30-11 p. m.—Munaon Out- 41 sota Twins. the Detroit Tigers more than three miles per hour. perfect game wasn't surpris- a doors . . . Ch. B. 41 defeated the Baltimore Orioles The outside pole went to Dav- ' ing. It'll now be interesting to 41 3-1, the Boston Red Sox beat id Pearson of Spartanburg, S. see if it happens again this 41 the Washington Senators 3-1, C, in a Holman-Moody Torino season. 41 the New York Yankees nipped ,at 148.4.19 m. p. All but pe Socond No-Hitter Saturday, May 11 41 41 the Cleveland Indians 2-1 and of Wednesday's qualifiers brae This was the second no-hitter 2-2:30 p. m.—The Outdoors- WI the California Angels topped Pearsoa's qualifying record of of the young season. man . . . Ch. 8. WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE .41 Baltimore's • • • • INSIEAD OF A' TASK the Chicago White Sox 3-2. 145.331. Tom Phoebus pitched the first 41 Sedecki Takes Win Third place went to Darel one on April 27th. 2-4:30 p. m. NHL Stanley 41 I=MP SPECIALS FOR OTHERS DAY — Ray Sadecki of the Giants Dieringer of Charlotte, N. C., The last two Cup Playoff . . . Ch. 5. 41 perfect games • • • • doubled to start a two --un ral- in a Plymouth, followed by in baseball were pitched by Na- * MEATS ly in the ninth and received'Bobby Allison of Hueytown,-itional Leaguers — Sandy Kou 3:-3:30 p. m.—Jim Thomas PRO 41 credit for his fourth victory Ala, in a Ford. brother Donnie fax in 1965 and Jim Sports. . Ch. 4. * PRODUCE Bunning • • • • ▪ 41 with the aid of relievers Frank Allison in another Ford, Bud- in 1964 The only perfect game Linty and Joe Gibbon when dy Baker of Charlotte in a new in baseball since Robertson's 3".3 P. 131-Car mid Track 41 threatened in the rioin the Astros Dodge, Tiny Lund of Crose S. was Don Larsen's World Se- • • • Ch. — — lb. II STEAK 89 • • •• GREEN BEANS 41 bottom of the inning. Willie C, in a Mercury, Turner of ries feat in 1956. eMays singled borne the tie- Charlotte in a In the other American 4-5 p. m.—New Orleans Open 41 O Plymouth. Leag —bunch 10e breaking run with a grounder Eight more starting positions ue games. Detroit edged Haiti • . . . Ch. 4. it GREEN ONIONS 41 through the draw-in Houston • • • • hwill be filled in qualifying runs more 3-1, Boston nipped Wash RoundPTIN STEAK 89Fb 41 Infield. 'today and another eight Fri- ington 3-1. California topped 4-5:30 p. m.—Wide World of 41-v TOMATOES _ _6 Pak 43f John Callison's solo homer day morning. Chicago 3-2 and New York stop- Sports . . . Ch. 8. **NEW POTATOES _ _ _ 3 lbs. 35 t++++++++++++++++++ /TZnuteSTEAK99E 4tAdams Bite Size Taste Treats ERWIN'S 41ORN BALLS 6-01. t i-lb big 39 *Adams - 8)-oz. cello bag 641 Sausage: -53 R EEL F OOT ALL-MEAT 41 41C ARAM EL CORN with Peanuts — — — _3q t'olonial C 41 t BOLOGNA 49lb 41 !ANGEL FOOD LAKE 39° SLICED AND DERINED IPIllsburi New Rutterflake C +41 ;PIE CRUST MIX _ _ _ _ .2 F°,49c Smoked Jowl b41 • 29

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Piece Theple•wwws. world's two soot heavily pop- ulated Dan as. were not Includ- • OrT *Area ierm vi.powerv JINN ay lee NET Peidleel NEW YORK WS — The Amer- ed "becau e there are no true °Slim" ime mother has more for which figure . and the plight of to feel grunted. on Bother's the mass,e is too well known Day than her counterpart in to make meaningful cooped- 1 Mi= l'674*Mirta Ner "AM Om VZ:va say ether pert of the world.— Bona" P merging natkess were lerirtileree If measures gratitude in left out for slaillar remora. terms of family incense. Shrew, _ Grower "A single U S. partite* Mare Gillen eserie MOM, des the American family guy Rights 12 - more food, clothing. HOLLYWOOD 1UP!) — Elfarante education, sPPIlaacek so- David Wolper and Norman ii: temobiles and every other ma- JewLson have bought screen rights to the ▪ -• adds up to a better best-selling novel 'MOAT rottritog reocena11 lisp of life than any Miser pay- 'The Confessions of Nat Tur- :11 *Mai Farm Nem check written Then is not ner" Ogee Lira Ovary .1wwwes Cl eves a close second." gi'f• Owwle Proem Mb is the way a are pubb 6 ,15 Mew Neilson Co-Stars The hew New eagles per It. efeer a 10-coun :IS Teasel War. In mew of the cote of liv- HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Les- T".." Nowt 1411w. ing lie NieLson will co-star in The 7 Rise and Fall of Eddie Meade," ib " Calli1111.. 121111181Pee le mega alone, in terms of AS Thaw; lesue New * taken from the life of• Chicago HERE IT IS...011T THEY GO! OUR ENTIRE .311 Tape S. dollars, she's budgeting 8 • labia Oa 4* worker's galary that averages Journalist —9 ....,...... Wig elimMen Osourer DOM 74 per boor In other coun- STOCK NATIONALLY ADVERTISED :1$ ar A A A the average per work Actress Added Is: Canada, $2.43; Repub- pro..C".1 HOLLYWOOD 'UPI) — BRANDS SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING 1 A1 = lic of South Africa only white French actress Marie See has V :4 hereeree Ogee= C=4 " workers are reported on, $1.93; been added to the cast of -The Suits - Sport Coats - Ausbralia, $1,68; Great Britain, Sergeant" filming in Paris. _ Slacks - Shirts - I lie tar. Trerorro We $1.42; West Germany, $1; 11 I ea. aww. tt LAW Prance, 80 cents; Russia, Si Shoes - Hats - Accessories Ow ON Thee 0.4ra *wee 171=17..101 dri cenU; Argentina 48 cents, and Peer 4 4 L "43:. *wiz 3 Japan, 46 cents.. FOR SALE FRIDAY AMINCION PROGRAMS Consider the work-wage rote AI Oen at Ow Uwe le • Mew leswftwel for buying one food staple, 14 ,L10•14 _ besellwel Twee awns bread. A loaf costs as little as .111 matins 5 UNIOWeirs Oa! Gam TRUCKS 1 *woe p..,, three minutes in Australia, as GROUP NO 1 - VALUES TO 'S55 .15 Werw Ter Tel *5Goirsi 14•••We and high as 23 minutes in Russia 2 ..31Yoe OW Seri tin J POOP Dort *5a.'* and 16 in Japan. In the Unit- ed States, it takes five ad& •The MOW saw, skew mete mow EQUIPMENT MEW'S :u GOMM Now in Argentina, nine, mad 311141wieewe 00110Ws Wahl Winl otee, SUITS $ 3 in Trance, 13. NON AI ahehe • MAW .114 The look at the cost of Be- • One - %-ton Peed 1 "Am liew•Weer .111 • One - Dacron-Wool & 100% Wool Itel* Emory OwPSI T=•r• w ing weed-wide is don ItS Ma- Ford logger dtA 4 AO Mew Owt ssimo Labor, a sow aserdas Dodge logger Iwo Alm% hem Nets *Ter. Iledee • One - %Jr 13 le 'present to oar readers all • One - Chev. panel BUY 2 & SAVE MORE - 2 FOR 529 95 Ve="Cr:44.0": meTows of Laborr and of 4 5 3 maw thenews all • One - TD-6 crawler mon- PIODAY EVD.ING PROGRAMS labor'sreactions to Km • Two - Power Saws GROUP NO 2- VALUES TO $65 the gay." The al New sees I Lew Luce mak news of .Wiwi Ilme*Wier • Ow% Merle 6faegaler financed by bade • One - Frick MR is lavas The WU WIN OIiT.54 Art al 6 re . VOW ImerreiNimer capital, said it made Tilted &My "not to put foreign To Selll MEN'S 7 rs : . 4"=••• SUITS :,..Thira Row Peas let Pler.y againat the buying see at ,40 Wwwwww 11130C of the U S. dollar Dacron-Wool & 100% Wool -0 Growl Ole eleele: Mithas Teach Sykes Bros. .0 IS Ow• 'AL les4-8000, to determine what these 3 ^01 hi Ow Raw* BUY 2 & SAVE MORE - 2 FOR S-V3 4 Or 1•••••• Tell WitilltUressaII4P currencies could pro- Lumber CO. .AIMPICIM litelinsA NET P for the buyer in each in- Phone 753-311311 Mrs GROUP NO. 3 - VALUES TO $80 ,IPFEC k hive 1///01/7 twee War.: anew .111. — • Jib Tilsit, SW, AIM 17611111/1 101 3 E.&SI ME" SUITS $ Men's Finest Dacron-Wool NOW Mae Year Round Suits Our Sebeeldo. Pwanood be Ilialeas hweeseb FROM THE NOD'S SPRING COLLECTION BUY 2 & SAVE MORE - 2 FOR $73 00 Bull snakes attain a length Polluted streams kill Ash di- feet and are one of GROUP NO 4- the rectly and also kill the plant VALUES TO $100 r leer largest reptiles in North and Aflca animal life upon which the flat' feed_ MEN'S SUITS $ Luxury. Luxury In Silk And Wool' Don't Miss This' 25° ALL SALES CASH OR BUY Z & SAVE MORE - 2 FOR $99.50 ON LAY-A PIATt NO REFUNDS' MINOR AL- TERATIONS FREE!

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PROE SEVEN THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY THURSDAY — MAY 9, 1968 DOS Lynnville, Ky, R-May-34C SERVICIE OSTRZED FOR RENT ikof,340, Ages WANTED: Storage space for Personal pososinions of two MAINTENANCE Unlimited kintfihe MU faculty members for sum- nice apartmentt.1-bedrwAii..conmditioeniel, Commercial, mot months. Call 753-8687 or tithe Berviee- `" garbage disposal. No children sg_10.110 dustrial, Itsaidestial, 482-84M1 ME 1118-71152. u.„23.c or pets. Lau 753.1290. 11-10.P LUXURY ROOMS accommoda- $275.00. rant- =0 actual miles, family room, dish washer and cylinder, straight shift, 34,0110 tions for husband and wife, for FOE SALE department er Ford, used car range, carpeting throughout, miles. Local car. Phone 753- NOTICE 4 wonderful fun-in-the-sun days, KELP WANTED CARD OF THANKS 753-5273. 1(4-C Call central heat and air-condition- 5788 after 6 p. in. 1114F and 3 thrilling and romantic We wish to thank each and x 35' AMERICAN trailer, air- attached garage, paved ELECTROLUX SALES & Ser- XAN to week at CoOp hied mill NEW 3-point 5 ft Cutter with ing, nights at the ocean-front in every one who has helped us in ditioner. Phone 753-7353. driveway. This fine home is 10' x 57' MOBILE Home. Two- vice. Box 213, Murray, Ky., C. and make deliveries. Apply Is heavy gear b6x, damp jumper, glamorous Miami Beach. You our loss, caused by the tornado. May-30-P Just $20,000.00. bedrooms, utility room with K. Sanders Phone 382-3176, at Calloway County SOB solid tail wheel, $325.00 Also will be our guest at the elegant We thank each person, 2-BEDROOM brick in Almo El- washer and dryer. Excellent wean Improvement Amociatioa. In- Christ, Superior ROOM brick home. Lie- DOW 5' pull-type models, used hotel SEVILLE, on the Churches of ectric heat, 2 outbuildings, $8,- condition. Green Acres Trailer dustrial Bond, Murray. TFC Mar- room, dieing room, den, and pick-up and pull-type models. at 30th Street, or the beautiful 'Cleaners and the South 500.00. Court, North 16th Extended. for the garage. One block from Vineton Tractor Co. Phone 753- SNOW AND SALM DUNES Motel, on the ocean at shall Community Club EXTRA nice 3-bedroom Call 753.0102. M-faC the I shopping June-8C AN 170th Street, Miami Beach. All NEED SOMEONE exPeriaikted money, food, clothing and park and center 4102. brick with a huge family room, Ray Harm and Co in given to Chestnut Call 753-6251. this is given with the purchase general office work, ac- work that has been are a girl's best 1% baths, range, refrigerator. 2-door is. Saturday, May 1 M-9-C DIAMONDS NICE '64 CHEVROLET, of 2 Atlas tires or 1 complete counting back ground prefer- us. friend—until she finds Blue freezer combination, and drapes hard-top. Phone 753-8428 after 2-8 p. in., Sunday, May tuneup, 4th and Maple Stand- red. Write P. 0, Box 324, c/o May God's richest blessings HONDA, Model 90, 2,000 Lustre for cleaning carpets. all included in the sale. Good 6:00 p. in. M-13-F 1-5 p. in. One of the ard, across from post office. Lodger & Times. 1I4-C rest upon you for this deed of miles. Local, $350.00. Rent electric shampooer $1. location. $19,000.00. private collections in K 114-C kindness. ScramMor. Ford, used car depart Big K M-11-C VERY LARGE 3-bedroom brick 15118 HONDA 180 . Priced $20.00 and up WANTED: Man between 36 and The Family of, 753-1656. 114-C 50 years of Call 753-83173. 1I4-C with built-in appliances, 3 $500.00. Call ow location: Pad WANDA ROBINSON is now em- age, sober and re- Claud Thorn, and 1963 BONNEVILLE Pontiac' bath rooms, living room with Center, 3340 S. Bett- ployed at Florene's Beauty Shop liable. Apply at Corvette Lanes area, family room, 20, a COMPONENT STEREO, M watt Ted Darnell BIUDGEKI'ONE, Model 00, Full power, factory air, newdining e, Paducah. Across from In Hazel. She invites all her for an interview. M-8-C amplifier and Utah 12" speak- 1TP tires. Excellent condition. Best 20' play room, patio and clou- armer's Market and Unct friends to call for an appoint- ers, $200 Two smaller models; TIRE dier. Call 753-6123. 1(4e-C ble carport. This beautiful and 's. On Highways 62, 68 ment 1(-10-P drums, cheap, 811 Vine St. WANTED: One experienced quality swirl atousnicheompeeigishbowretloodll located ao • BY OWNER: A new Phone 753-74713, THERE BOG AR!) Parker is body man, 48 hour work week, brick house featuring 3 bed- Paducah Plano Caner, now working at "Judy's Beauty six paid holidays. Kemp's Body 129 x 150'. Owner is moving 1968 ZIG-ZAG Sewing Machine. LAKE BARKLEY rooms, family room, kitchen, Paducah, Ky. Salon" and she would like all Shop, 511 South 3rd, phone Monograms, buttonholes, hems, 1% deluxe tile baths, built-in lr°111 Murray. her former patrons to call her 753.6196. 1(4-C HING WE INVITE you to contact us etc. New guaran- ITC appliances, carpeting, nice dos- fancy designs, for an appointment. Owner and nnYtilloa, dayor night, or come Assume final 7 payments ACREAGE central heat, utility, living tee. other operators are: Brenda WANTED: Secretary for perm- - by the of $6.10 per month. Call 753- room, carport, and completed our °Mee and dim", Coleman and Rosetta Burkeen. anent office employment Com- yard. must be seen to appree. purchasingReal Estate. or selling of your 8681, M-13-C ••••••VaaVal,111,7111, Call 753.5902 for an appoint- petent typing and dictation re- FOR SALE .sats. Call 753-3003. M-0-C ment M-13-C quired. Write letter of quali- TUCKER REALTY Is OW 00., fications to: Employment, P. 0. • UM 14 Ft. POLARCRAFT boat 502 Maple Street, Murray, Ken- 3-11100M concrete block cabin Be Popular! LOST & FOUND Box 48, Murray, Kentucky. 753-4342; Donald • ** 6 horse Evinrude motor. tacky, Phone as Kentucky Lake, between Play A Guitar! M-10-P — 123 ACRES — Call 753-6010. M-9-C B & Pearl T. Tudor, ROM elm Cobb and Lyntthurst Ro- LOST-3-point draw bar hitch. Phone 753-6023; Bah,*Wm. ads. Has extra lot adjoining. Lost in vicinity of 541 by-pan. MAN, age 18 through 35, sal- Approximately 3800, ! WARD AND ELKINS Service Home Phone 75$4176. 11-114C Ideal for future split level hotel LESSONS ONLY Reward. Call 753-4785. MO-P ary open. Murray Tire Mart, feet of deep water Has - truck, 1962 Ford pick-up. or cottage, and can be used $2.011 at East Main Street. Apply in per- front on Donaldson COMPLETELY equipped maw TO RENT factory built parts racks. Will immediately as a fishing cabin. WANTED son. M-10-C Creek make a good service truck or ing van. phone 756-727L Priced $2300. Telephone 753- TO RENT about June Priced to Sell farm truck. Call 753-1705. IS-MC LEACH'S Tian. E179. M-10-F 1, 3-bedroom house close ti' $50,000.00 M-0-C - BY OWNER, 70' x LW' lot as MUSIC & TV school. Call 753-5657 after 5 or approximately GOLF CLUBS and cart. Belt So 10th Street Call 75114887. p. m. $400 per acre massager, gives mild massage, ITC BEAGLE Puppies. Call 435-5470 RETIRING AT 90 Sen. Carl WANTED: House with 3 or HELP good condition. Call 753-2409 after 500 p. in. M-14-C WANTED Hayden. 90-year-old Demo- • BLUE MIST Chinchilla. Them JOE first M-10-C' FORSEE bedrooms. Wanted around cratic dean of the U.S. Sen- animals are registered animals. summer. Call 753-4098. 1861 VALIANT, in good con- Instructor of Shirt Preskser ate, returns to his office in contact: 14 Ft. Speedliner, 25 WW sell for less than equip. M-11-C BOAT, dition. Call 753-7875. M-10-C Washington after announc- Johnson, and real good ment Can be ftnanced. For Experience Not Necessary horse ing he would not seek re- Young-Oates trailer, cheap. See Otto Ches- more information, call 436-23116. CERTIFIED Soy Bean seeds. Sign 1'p Now For WANTED TO BUY election. He entered Con- ter at Lynn Grove or call 435- H-M-11-C Used, Dare, Clark-63, Iamb. APPlv: RealtOrs. - NW and Moly-Mixed. Murray Summer Session gress when Arizona was ad- 4042 WANTED. Volkswagen, 10 BOONE DRISSES, she 14 and 18. can Warehousing Corporation, Inc.. PHONE 753-7575 LAUNDRY mitted to the Union in 1912, through '54 model. Does not SUPER "A" FARMALL tractor, 753-3485. 114C Old Concord Road. Phone 753- tic M-9-C and first was elected to the need good engine. Call 753- 5 pieces equipment. Excellent MIL H-M-10-C Senate in 1926. He was re- tall '54 CHEVROLET, 8-cylinder. 6887, after 4:00 p in. '410-P &data Killebrew, elected six times. 38S-7605 condition. straight shift, good shone A.11•Aa•••‘ Tenn. Phone 799-4255, me' li% Latham, chanIcally. Has new rear main • M-10-P seal. Call 753-6287. 1(416 A NEW 3-bedroom brick with I Peanutse by Charles M. Schulz L1985 CHEVROLET, Bel-Air,8. High Excitement All the Way CHARuE BRoLki, ALL RIGHT, TAKE IT EA9/.., 11u. WELL , HELLO! DID ttt7U LEAVE I P(00 ialoci.)14E OFFiCERS IF WO/CALLS A.4E 60 OUT At40 TALK TO HER., YOUR PI1CHER5 MOUND AND COME MINGLED WITH TNE ENLISTED MEN! °PEAR HEART"ONCE k‘ CLEAR OUT HERE TO CENTER FIELD MORE, I'M R*46113 JUST TO TALK TO ME AS GOOD AS GOLD GOT NE TEA* By Edward Wymark dap tb• Coisard-xcesaa. Isa. west- * Oenrricht Edward Wrinark. Martian.. by Wag Features arida:ens yrs.'" kiA1 -11-.2t 21 he banged me effusively on the 'Well, how is it you re here oLONEL CARMICHAEL shoulder with the other, now if your aren't persona 47, egave me •quick smile which "Homeward bound, old tel. grata?" cc IIP&A forgiving and said. "All I low," be said. "A little intervention by our right. I'll send my man with "Did you come over the wall embassy. and the wogs allowed you" so to speak, or through the me entry under guard to the ho- Nevertheless I thought he gate" tel. I'm under room arrest." was ungracious, and wondered "It's all very legal." he said "And the guart17- by Ernie Bushrniller grho'd been unwise enough to and pointed with his thumb to "Asleep outside my door. For Nancy Wake him a Colonel. But he two stumpy men in battered fear of disturbing him. I got seemed to believe my story. and 'suits who were blinking in the through the window and walked I was willing to tolerate him doorway to the cabin and gas- round the parapet. I did it once BUT I THOUGHT for that. I looked at my watch Jag suspiciously a r o I/ nil the before when drunk so I thought to YOU WERE asid he Raw me and did likewise. , cockpit. They began chatter I'd manage it even more easily I BOUGHT YOU A s -All right, we'll move now, to each other and to peer at when sober I was wrong, but MAD ha taken back to the ho- the inactive ANPN 9 Loran ra- Mill contrived to arrive safely GIFT AT THE tel. it '3Mian„. will see you aren't dar act beside the navigator's so bloody to be alone, all shut NOVELTY SHOP AT M E observed. Do what he tens you. desk. "Voila my departure COM- up like that and thinking of the then forget you've met me. mittee; come to see me safely boys whooping it up in the Take the vases through as you out of Pakistan Had a similar Cos` Hen Bar." would have done, quite normaity one at Calcutta of courae." He "How did you know I ,was in • innocently " yawn e d, stood upright and this room 7•• -What about the Indian 04- stretched "They won't let me "I heard that steward shout- toms 7" I objected, suddenly off the aircraft, as if anyone ing your name and room nom- aware of what I'd been asked would actually try to stay in her in the corridor to do. The idea of walking India or Pakistan." "DU you actually admit to around the world with heroin -How did You get away with the Indian you were smuggling in plastic bags amongst my It?" tom r. • baggage appalled me. For a second his face hard- "Caught red-handed, No mess -F-L • ••• -AM vilLvft "I'll take care of them. Just ened: then it relaxed into a Mg. Couldn't do a bloody thing ••• S. U.* .4.••••• Vo••••••. • . declare the vases as tourist cur- sliehtlY self-eonNetotis hut alas- There was the hell of a hoo- . los and behave normally. You Rive grin and he waved the hand hah " He told me shout the sta- ,,won't have any trouble." in the air with which he had lion manager at Calcutta and RP I didn't think E.I.A. would he beaten me so affectionately R the prison and his quick trial Abbie 'N Slats f very pleased If they had known moment aito and even quicker departure by R. Van Buren but I didn't say anything -Tell you about it later. See E.I.A. had paid his fine. Carm ic ha e I spoke to the you in London." He winked "I didn't really know quite you Gf)1 Ti4E SoMETHIN' FOR MY Chinaman and turned to go, 'inwardly and with that he die- what was going on," he said, STO,A4C/4 MISERIES wiougass NoW WELL GET YOUR LEG WO then stopped and said. "Better appeared into the cabin. leaving "because it was all fixed behind GAIN, the TRACTION, SON, AND IN No ,.hoose your friends more care_ me to consider merits and the scenes. The Indiana couldn't HAL 2 TIME IT'LL HEALED fully after this. Verreker." and 'demerits of the situation. get rid of.me quick enough once BE • • • went out. • they'd decided to let me go" WELL ENOUGH FOR YOU he OF The Chlrutman drove me in • We landed at Beirut as the "Olga came to !see me while TO FIND NEW WAYS Simca around behind the Mira- sun came over the mountains 3!8l! were away.- I said. and I BREAKING IT.' ,mar. I explained where my room in a winter version of dawn: a told him I had advised her to yellowy carmine "was and he led me RCTOSS the cold and not go to Johniion "I saw her again the vanes in building site to a fire escape. all that unlike the but she didn't seem to want any Diplomatic Mall locker The iron steps rattled as we - help," I said. climbed, and the pneumatic drill At a distance I saw Anthony He said, "Oh- and became started again. We went told.* Mostvn on the tarmac amongst quiet I wondered whether he the btakting half-way op. and the other passengers He looked wail uninterested or puzzled. In he said to wait. very nervous. With my prOls- the -had light I wasn't able to lems over, I wondered A few 'minutes passed and I about Mostyn's. felt cold suddenly, standing in Anthony I -Another thing happened A long to the draught of the stairs. Then , I hadn't wait. Armed fellow called Adeane from .the Te he came back and we walked with the YR/WM and the Win police came round. He seemed, followed my suitcase op to the ThOttlYTtreir The boy I and a to link me automatically with to my room • • bsvas not behind the desk. I didn't baggage boy and you. You/ didn't say anything asleep only to be ask how this had been managed, fell awoken by about me did you when he went on the but went straight to my room . a banging window. to Calcutta' There was photo- LAlkbnSr by Al Capp The Chinaman looked at the Despite the fact it was al- graph . .7" most fully light and that he vases and their contents, nod- I could see him 'grinning in ii.E111,10.2111 was on* a !several times, smiled, said Mir floors up twelve- the darkness so I tailed off and dad ft-- AH DREAMED ITH' EMPIRE ??- N-NE'S "Goodbye", and left just as in! h' parapet MostYri stepped he saki, "Yes. I remember that GIGGLE iinconrernedly inaide. dead BUILDIN' FELL ON UNKILLAUSLE quickly AR we'd arrived. chap Adeane was curious SMALL WOW! STATE Lying. on the tied. I looked' "Why aren't yon in- London?" shout you He had that photo. /-ICS DEADf! MAH BEIN' I asked sleepily and from ('bang's with at my watch, haft thirty-five returned graph him. DR IT EXPRESSION A MERE Nein St minotes to spare. to bed I tell oii, John, you just play HIS guard." DIDN'T DO. On the dressing-table stood "I'm tinder he said. the line that the photograph is 16 OUT OF THIS rf)N -There's a little man been de- had as to be ME NO • .he vases. so unacceptable" WORLD .1. • • tailed to watch me. You see He laughed "Dicky for you HARM. oadwav We flew back by way of Ran- there's Officially no entry into Chang's dark room technique the Lebanon for chaps CAH goon. Calcutta. Rod Karachi.' who Isn't up to scratch " smuggle in India. •Frn. a dim- -Oh, broody funny," I said and We had two days in Karachi. .person out As we left Karachi a voice be- placed here appar- lit another cigarette. - hind me said. "Hello, johnny." ently, sans passport, sans char- "Were you worried I might a In the doorWay Wris Anthony nrier, unwanterl. smuggler. a say something indiscreet?" Caput Most yn no-good. to A Mostyn. Allortyri grinnfd down at me. one-time pilot. M E.A. won't Stostyn makes t'erreker an. • With one hind resting palm iip- entry me so4 heve to wait for nansusl Mice next El Tortrewrnin • wards on the Engine•r's panel, the A. servo..." 'Ti. B' Crood How From the Coward-Eh-Cann. Inc. navel .• Copyright 1%7. Edward bur — . ° DuarOsited- to King Frahm,. tg.nda.alas 30SECONDS LATER-

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MAY 0, 11168 .8;T126t8 - MURRAY, KENTUCKY 173URsDAY - PAGE EIGHT TIER LEDGER NOR11 . Hospital Report (Continued From Pays 1) • -- Adults 108 translat- Census - and his remarks were - Nursery 9 Vietnamese Census ed into French by a Admissions. 'Amy 7, 11611 interpreter. Mrs. Lee McMullins, 217 Ste Sernbing Mum). Mrs Ludean to Paris Spruce, Thu) said he came Route 2, Murray; with Norman. "for official conversations Fisher, 103 W. 10th St., in o2jter to Ralph U.S representatives Benton. Mrs. Katie Fox. Route determine with the Amèican Bennie Spann, 509 cessation 1. Hazel. side an unconditional Chestnut, Murray. Mrs. Ernes- of bombing and all other Amer- Route 1, Murray; De tine Venable, 11111 ican acts of war against the Stewart, 310 North Vietnam Mrs Dela l'110111,EtS mocraUc Republic of Murray; Miss Arva- pro- 6th Street, and then to discuss other 307 Waldrop, Mur- two da Kenley, of interest to the A1300; 1 blems ray; Mrs Ines Thweatt, Remember Mom On Mother's Day,Sunday May 12th.1968 parties," Waldrop, 1603 Ryan, dear Tommy He said this was made Bill Miller, Route 1, government's Murray: I in the Hanoi Mayfield; Baby boy Marati, 10 April 3 and May statements of Orchard Heights, Murray. 3. 1968. Dismissals dear Route 1. May- Thuy's remarks made it Bill Miller. lay a- Judy Duke and baby that tough negotiations field. Mrs. 1. Kirksiey, Mn. head for both sides The girl Route "ARPEGE" "WIND SONG" "INTIMATE" baby girt "CHANEL NO. 5" .6 SIN" the preliminary talks Elretta Atkins and I "MY predicted Bali Dover. Tenn Gillus might well expand into a Route 2. Par- Nash Drive. Mur- ditss peace conference in Knight_ 732 end ofl Angie Gibbs, 1641 is and lead towards an ray; Mrs. COLOGNE Perfume Amer-i Murray, Mrs. Pat- Perfume COLOGNE years of bloodshed. The Farmer Ave., COLOGNE Skeptical. Spruce SL, 2.50 Value leans were reported ricia Johnson, 115 by Prince Matchabelli by Revlon the Mary Louise Bai- '8.50 Value On the eve of the talks Murray; Mrs. 16.00 Value Say-Rite's Price Cone and North Vietna-pey. Route 2, Murray. lira- got.4- 15.00 Value -Viet 914 No. '4.50 Value the torch to largeI ma Bucy and baby boy, mese put Gert- Say-Rite's Low, Mist or Natural Spray in their 'Print; 18th Street, Murray. Mrs. Say-Rite's Low ?rice Purse Flacon areas of Saigon Main, apparently called to, rude Jenkins, 1702 W. Low Price offensive Almo; OislY their hand in Paris. Murray: Cart Moody. strengthen 2, US and South Viet- Mrs Bessie Baker, Route But the McDon- troops still held con- Farmington; Mrs. Carol namese Keen- in fighting that almost ald and baby girl, 1719 trol Stubble- Saigon. land. Murray; Clarence ringed Mrs. Hostile To Talks field, Route 5, Murray; $4.14 $4.60 30 Miller, 82 58 $2 night 1708 $7 $5 Thuy spent Wednesday Norma Robertson, 300 So. Moscow after, an earlier Murray. Daniel Knouff, in he Mrs. Wyn- stopover in Peking where 12th Street, Murray; Com- .2, Murray: Find Many Other with Chinese none Brian. Route At Say-Rite You'll. conferred 903 munist officials Peking is, Mrs. Mary L. Alexander. any Mrs. Vel- known to be hostile to Main Street, Murray; DUSTING POWDER Almo. peace talks, but the ma Sinai Route 1, Items That Will Make Fine were reported to be giving Pans meeting their blessing. Experienced diplomats Murray Livestock. BY Gifts for Mom! dieted long wear weeks. Per- COTY haps even months. of Market Report And They Are a ing negotiations before peace breakthrough towards a 11111111.AT, Ey Tues. May 7. L'AIMENT for. * settlement could be hoped IMP Murray Livestock Auction. thin failure At Prices U.S. officials felt CATTLE: 347; CALVES 41; All Discount resumptiee in Paris could mean Matagkber cows The to 50t Low- EMERANDE North of full scale bombing of er, daughter bulls 30 to 75e heavier Vietnam and even higher, slaughter calves and with all fighting in the South mien 50e to 21.00 Walks. L'ORIGAN possible FILM DEVELOPING SERVICE . . . the attendant risks of steers and heifers steady 111Y OUR Soviet fowler involvement with the week. China. to Union and Communist SLAUGHTER COWS: Utility - '2.50 VALUE Washington. print Before leaving $17 75-19.00, Cutter 516.5047.75; Kodacolor Film _ Develop '1.00 per roll, plus 18' per Harriman said the U.s deiega- Canner $14.75-16.50. lion hoped to hold its first SLAUGHTER BULLS: Utility to meeting with the North Viet- Good $21 75-73.00; Cutter HI- namese Friday but said no time 00-21.75. Only Black & White _ _ Develop 25' per roll, plus 10' per print had been set. He mid the U.S. UGHTER CALVES AND principal objective in the talks Choice 280-460 lb the $2.30, is to -preserve the right of calves $34.50-27 25, limed Good to people of South Vietnam ant Choke $23.25-2450, Choice *Ab- determine their own fate verniers 116-340 lb 532_30-34.75; out any °Wade tistertmeinle." Mixed Good and Chooce $3026. out And he said if the odow 32.50. Good $38.50-30.25, amid- in- KODAK also has a spirit of bops, led 523.00-28.50 POLAROID/POLAROIDI KODAK centy and good will npregrelle FEEDERS STEERS Choice can be made toward a nomad lb $24.30-26.23. Mixed time 550-750 settlement which is what aed Choice $22.75-24.30; States Good LAND MOVIE INSTAMATIC people of the United Geed $21.00-22.75. Standard LAND bope for. 119.0021.00, Choice 300400 lb. # - = 154 Mgrs deputy, Col Ha Van 621-00-31 75. Mixed Good and # 104 - 304 141111. ahe remised Paris Tom Choice $26 002400, Good P4.- 1231.1141 75. CAMERAS dayis the bead of 14111101% ad. 75-26.00. Standard CAMERAS 50041111 lb CAMERAS Mince party, mid he was "may HEIFEJI-S Choice S-10 Models and alma and Optimistic" $23.25-2450; Mixed Geed The United Stator newly op Choice $21 7543,50. Standard lb. M-16 - Instamatic pointed ameamoder to MO* 515.25-21 75, Choice 300-560 = 210 and * 220 Sargent Shnver. arriving AMOS P4 0026,50. Mixed Good ,the Polaroid Swingers 20.- Wednesday evening to take mg Choice =50-24.00, Good 22.50. Standard $1800.20 75.4 nis post. e..preased hope COWS Mixed Good and t•lki will be remembered -es STOCK 5 Low and Calf pairs 49.95 Value '59.95 Value the first step on the road to Choice peace in Vietnam." 1175_00213.00. '74.95 Value Aisit Federal Hog How About Pena - -- SWEET IIPILD1011. M• . Market Report I UPI'-A roofer named Potts has a sign If your roof Make Federal State Market News Ser. don't get buckets-get Potts" nee. Thurs.. May 9, 1968 Ken- Area Hog Mark- tucky Purchase US 1-3 230.230 lbs $17.35-18.35; DISCOUNT Includes 10 Buying et Report US 2.3 240.240 lbs 517.00-17.75; Stit ons SOWS: Head. Barrows Receipts 1240 1-2 770.350 lbs 115.25-16.21, 98 US 46 and Gilts Steady to /Se Lower; 96 Few $1675; Sows. Steady. $43 PRICES lbs 814.2545.25; $49 US 13 300-450 $61 1 2 200 230 lbs $18.75-1930; •IMNIMMINNI US US 34 400-630 lbs 213.5044.30. ' US 1-3 190-Z30 lbs 818.2548.75; , ,.. 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