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•WILSON Business OfCity HandledBy CouncilRoutine butanes wits ha tidied

by the Murray City Clout-oil lastrkt.ght In its cane and one - halfhour meetingThe council approved the pur-

chase of five Urea for the citypolice Carla Carroll Tire 9? vice

`) won the WV led with $18 43 pertire. Heiman Service Station blid$22 00 eagh and Blibrey Good-yeer $18110 eachMi.yar Biames aak the

Southern Bell 7111.1110130 OalarallYto investigate Ks liteliallalf of re-

the telegillislin poies CM thenorth aloe of Win Strad be-tween Filth and Sixth sop Pacethe telephone cable undetplaindThis could be done *has thtstreet Ls being widened. he0oun5kran Premtior lassiter re-

ported thee work is progressingwell on the street widening, pro-act with the c urb bang pawedon the moth eide The other acieMil be completed In about threeweeks

Councilman Leonard Vaughnthanked the rounistF f cr the sup- •port given the Murray Water and

I Sewer System open house twow rake ago He alto reported anbids rammed for pipe and fittingsfor the $600 .000 sewer expansionpease at the treatment plantmat of the city

A los bat of $1421.51 win se-ce eel by the comma Other bids„ -re lie .706 21 and $J2943. lairVaugtui deo "sited for councilapecoval to trade In 4. %tee'q uarte r tan trucks for new anesTete Eastern has a 111111 Pond anda 1962 Dodge to trade in Thecceinot I appraved the motion thatbide be acceptedThe Murray Natural Oes By,-

ern will abeam be on car-ed of gee pipeFar Chief real Robernon re-

ported that the final plane forthe new sub- f ire station as ex-pected next week

e-, Heard,Around •Aji PAY

Roll bark Ume to 1914 arid thumb

flirt nt.;:t Ronald Churoh.l's Mur-

ray heal Annual of that year .

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Preaseger P. E. $&iRr>ik1a out

supeelntendent and the dam de-

dicated the anneal to hen. The

Sorer* Board wee composed Of

C . A Hood, presides-a. J H. Chur-

chill . ser.retary, H P Wear, J D.

Sexton and E. S— —

A picture of the court house la

shown and written on the picture

"publithed by Dale At Stubble-

field. New Dort Houer , Murray. ,

OM-away County Kentucky".- - —

The county effacers for 1914 arealso I weed They were t. A. L.Langroon , Judge ; N B. Barnett.

tttorney R. L. Janes, represents-ti ye Lucie Clecorin, School Sup-e raosindent ; Joe Lanerester. Cir-cuit Court Clerk; Cent Breath,County Court Cant ; W. A. Pat-terson. SherJef ; S. A Putdorn,Jailer. ; arid J. H. Churchill, Coe-

Hugh M *auxin wee president of• the Senior Cast T Cilla thilvierds

vice -pregnant, Mery °tanbark sec-rebury and Hayden Ftoberta tree-

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Thera were 12 in ter senior camsnine in the junta clam. thirty In

the emaftwencee clam. and runty inthe freshnn elms Bryan Tolleyvms in the freehmen cage withRana kl Churchill

German wits ight at Murray

ID Our Vith Year

Selected M A 15fin All /tonne /rent) c conumnut7 Newspepet

Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, August 26, 1966

' ..simegkeere-

10. Per Copy

Largest

Circulation

Both In City

And In County

Vol. LXXXVII No. 202

DISCUSSES STATUS OF HOSPITAL

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*GUESTS OF THE MONTH - Mr and Mrs. E. A. Power of Hollywood, Florida, were theGuests of the Month of the Murray Lions Club last night and this morning Mrs. WilliamIL Graham is at the left and Fred Tobey of the Murray Linos Club is at the right The(Meets stayed at the Murray Plaza Motel last night

Final Guests Of Month OfLions Club Are EntertainedMoonshine Operation

2 Blocks From Paris

Police Station Found_

PARIS. Term 119 - An eight -m an squad Thursday rught rvideda home two bindle f rorn palaceheadatsaiters and broke tiP Wth‘tporta caned the Warne moon;higti operadoo' In a fare- county

They a meted 13 T. fauna vant,9. after about 30 tredrals ofmairalane %shaky lend 300 gaming de-v)ces ware found in the home.ne:ice Oa alHenry County Cieneral Seaton,

Judge Robest Swayne set band at$1375 for Sturtevant a appearenee

-ritat today Mundt sant paidthe money in ashPo: ice Chad Loren T Pi Leger-

e Id said the raid peaty found Rem-diva le et bed with whaky. a 33• loaded piaci and • loaded• Mem

S.; -sr 1.varst was charged withpose-mon of Illegal whisete andpreseremon of illl grumbling de-vicesFitzgerald grad the mid ended

the bragtag 'Reeky datributioncenter ever tmcovered here.

four To OrnDepartment'sClub YearThe Gercien Dept rtment of the

Murray Wane Ws Club will openIx new club year on Thum-Lay,September 1, wtth a tour in theLand Between the Lak es etc-ird-

to thr iilepatem tent chairman,Mrs Ed Frank But

M embera of tiw department willleave the club loupe on VineStreet at nine am. on Itaindayfor the tour of the neternal park.Conducted tours are panned fromthe Cevereatban Ilklucelkis centerlocated an the Sliver Trail roadIn the fork The okl iron furnaceis near the center. A filni leshown of the part arra and Itsdevelopment by the TensweetseValley A utharity at the center for• vtors, even If tours are notplanned.

H anemia; for the day will beMeade/nevi Robert Douglas, J B.Wagon, Ed Frank Kira , RobertMoyer, L W Ramer, Dewey Rags-

((ontinued On Page Three) dale, Jim Byrn , and Jim Oanson

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I Tee brat 'unmet" "Gums of theM bete' -V Use Maxey Igons Cana're"arvested " yenned', evadingand entertained fee the evenleg.Mr and Mrs E A Power of

818 South Mai Avenue.seed Florida were stepped inM 'may with the ski of PoeiceChief Bleat Manning and notatedthat they were to be the guests afthe Murray Lions Club tor theWent

The coup* had been visitingfriends in Piteaburg and were antheir way to Raynerillie. Lout/etato vise then daughter They hadnewer been in Murray Detre , butindfc Med they woukl not forget It

Mrs Potter said dui when theywere flith stopped she thoughtthat it night be -Candid Carrara"bearing far the night glee f ur-

rethed at the Murray Plass Motelwith the evening meal furniettedby the South:side Ftestaurant andthe morning meal uth marringat the Triangle InnH E Chremen 'and Company

fanned" Shoemaker Popcorn Coproveled the couple with morn.Calkimay County aware The carwee siriiiind the moraine witha hl and meollese st theJ & 8 OM Comsony free ofchargeMaking the "arrest" were Police

Chief Manning and Licire HenryFitton and Fred Tobey

Thursday Quiet For

Police Department

--- -Thursday was • quiet day far

the Murray Police Departmentwith no accid en ta being invelatign-ed or citations being aweding the afternoon and seightThis morning the Police ten ed

• citation to a person for runninga stop dohThe thalal Onefte scoldents have

riot mourned the week in the citylimos of Murray The tat ac -driest brverstagated by the PeticeDepartment was bet Thursdaywhen two occurred.

Kirksey PTA Board

Will Meet Monday

The exenualve beard of the Par-ent -Teacher Astriation of theKintner School will meet Mi Imlay ,August 7.9, at 1 30 pin at thesalmiM re Harry toe Potts, president

trete all board members to attendto make plans for the year's pro-gram

BULLETINis GTON 4,1 - (Ne-

gras esapieted balm Fraley

legistatine to make available

$6.7 Maim In treat sew fun

ear eassey - starved hamebodiders

sad buyers

Mrs. Audie HardingDies In Mayfield

Mn' Ethel A oder Handing Ct602 Wcrd Street Mayfield Ken-tucky, , and formerly of Route Two

arititatte Orove . died at 7 30 amWednesday at her home Ethe was72

?Urinal services Ma be heldtoday at 2 pm LeDon Chapel,Ridgeway Funeral Home in Pare.Bra. L.. H. Pogue at Henderson.By., will officiate, and burial wdibe at Heyday Me. Graves County,Keneucky The body vat be atRidgeway's until Urne for see-

Born April 17, 1894. In OallowayCounty. Nth we the ilaught er ofthe late William Thomas Simplonand the late Mani Adams Fiumeson. She wee a member of NorthSide Church of Christ. Mayfield .Mrs. Hemline is survived by four

SOM. Janis Hwang at Farming-ton, ICy, , nay Joe Mantra ofRoute Two, Cottage Greve , AlbertMadam of Highland Peek. Mich.and Riobeirt Reding of Chasers.A seder, Mrs Flora Kemp, IvesIn Dean:ins Beech, Pia , and •brother, Virgil i3krepon. have inCan fornia Other Nun-Nan; includerine rrandchtkiren arid four great -grandchildren

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Rites For Robert

Newell Held Today

- --The funeral for Robert Vernon

Hew ell . brother cif Mrs HughDowdy of Farmiegton Route One,was held the morning at 11o'clock at the Byrn Funeral HomeChapel , Marfield. with Rev Ho, n-ein Sou awed and Rev. GroverPace orf ocia.t.Inor 13! weal wee inChapel Hill CemeteryPal/beware were Heenan Belt-

ton. Bunk Myers, Bennett PhWipS.X M. Ciox , Ira 11111, and • Leon

(ladeHewell , age 71, died Minds in

Detrott , Mich fturveyoryc are a Naland five daughters, all of Detma,two sisters, Mtn J M 13Yrn ofDetroit and Mrs Dowdy, 21 Mend-children . it on 12 great grentichil-

dren.

Strike HurtsEarnings OfTappan Stove

-- —The Tappan Company Mane-

field, On o bleed major applianceor nuf e °hirer announced todaythatt planned to purchase. fawnane-to-tene, some of tta out -

itand z Rheas of common stookW R Tapp i n Precedent of theCcrnpany. . d'rated thee thewwere 1.096631 shares oultsbanditia.As gee acted) a n.nounced. Tap-

pan 's wave months tareillassnew_ end ~rano areto be lower- than the preventyeer Mr 'Ippa n indicated tadthe strike riow • in kit tenth weakit the Murray. Kentacky pled,wine produwa a partran of theOstroany '5 free eters:hag ranges.Vale a contributing adverse hectorHe noted that the tight moneymarket and the sharp &shoe innew honking arra/ruction through-(let the country were pinery am-!tibiae's to the earnings piceure.Mr Tappan indeisted that the

firm a recently oonebxted Presi-dents Cerderence an anntail eventwhere key executives af ad-Crier anti clinsione gather to es-tablish plans and °isolative!, leftbern w 1th nothing but optimumfor the long pull . in spire of "theopent mg problems of 190 "

Joe Fitch Farruly

Visiting In Murray

'Mbar" ane Piledirail% Watt vas _and feandziat

the pest gen were Mr and Mrs.Jong* nab and children from

Kis anti hC wife, Jlene, areplifulider of MUrrilly State Univer-

sity and have rend ed ha Montana

since 1949 Mrs radh a the

dei.hter of T Rafe Jones and

lila delta D Janes of Murray

dtheffi, Pulbright -Hays grunter to

S e Phillippinea for 1964-66, h a

pMfessor of Yaw b11 and chair-man of the Theatre Ana Depart -mem , at Montane State Univer -

si ty and member of the brand of

directons for the American Nat -

ions I Theatre and AcademyThe Patches have two sena.

Philip and Robert and a daugh-ter, Jean.

Alaska TripRecountedFor RotaryMrs Henry McKenile gave an

interesting, talk yesterday at theMurray Rotary Club. recountingthe trip that ghe and her hueliandRev. Henry Me/te nee made re-cently to Alaska

Mira Molt enzi e pointed out thatAlaska is about

err - f Wel the

Mae of the re-

mainder of the

Urdted Shan1=1 thlat it hasa variety of

canons. Shetold the clubthat the south-east antion of

Mn. Hess y the Mee has aMcKenna mild climate

with large forested areas, T'auth -west port of the ratite containsmuch of the farmland and in-cis' dra the Aleutian chainThe cold rend nil area stretches

armee the renter of the state andcanna ns latae mile ye with rivers.Th Is a mid area With temper-a to res reaching down to 50 tekerzero in the winter time. Keayfans are a tenure of this pert ofAlaska and the trees are spindlyand vegetation scarce There aredeo many here in thee past ofManta, she continued, and evict-arrea of the streams having beepdredged for goldThe ripper part of Atoka. from(Continued On Page Three)

Beier' Wilma

side Kirksei Schoui on Wed-

nesdayMeuptn said he was still getUng

reports of persons in the area see-

k t Issae birds and Irate, but

Ina Madan mad the hopen the

bed atteciring Michael had been

k Med or had gone away.

I Accident Victims In

Good Shape Today

Impact Of Medicare, Rates,And Expansion Are DiscussedRobert Wason. Administoator of

the Murray - Calaway County Hos- ,pttal reviewed the kited hospitalsituation with meatball' of theM urre y City Council at the re-gular meeting last raga in athiety minute talk. Wagon ap-peared before the council at thein vflation of Mayor Holmes Eliain order that council members

might be brought to to date CCthe status of the hcapital. Wilsonreviewed aidh things as ant atthe anIpalell, the Impact that me-dicare will have on the hospital

and odor pertinent items

or his family Inuit pay the klaS -

pital bill .Another point not publietzect is

Sat a Mei xenon Review amp -mittee node up elf doctors RIOreview the medicare oozes to de-

ed e which tunes ehoulti a:newto be losokalized and which cesee

should not. This bond makes itsdecisions within 31 deys of elahospitalisation of a patient . Whenthe board amides the tiorintakza -tion is not neceesery, then Viapatient must pay the hospital bitThis kr a departure from

widely public izecl berrtita ' Var

At the primpet erne medicare is mecacere prnit ram. he seed, mg

not boding say bnpaot at all as points net generally known-i

ger sg the eagesige of bath al Mr Wilton gave the council} &

econeerried wikon reported, how- number of stailailtios concerning eilip

' ever the administration of the licePatat They are hated below Prproarern has Increased the work in the intereet of readers of &pa

the biomass off ice to the point Ledger and Tim es

where two additional reruns had The main hcapital has 80 begla

to be employed. The numing !vane lee 63 lats.

Welton mid that when the "re- The nen tal sal home hare

splegitore selinee the tau and oPornted at fun capacity far Ow

winter, arrives. then additional lei year.

beds mill of neeeseity be taken by lbe average patient stays at the

medicine patients hagatal 64 days.

Re deplored the feet that ow- Anrage mint* hole stay Iffernment. officeds have rot ac- eattens is MO &Newquainter' the people with an in- lagt year 4220 patients gage

tonere point in m ecboare case" halintatheld here.He said that • reitient 'a dooeor 93 were race ved in the tow

must certify that the patient must ealenent home big year.

be hospitalized. then he must re- KO babies were born laat year

certify that he must be hospitals- 5137 emergency oases were

ed again in seven days. this re- handled bast year .

ceetlinden mud be coetinued at 2300 laboratory- testa were raids

iciteeriela Whenever aw doceor de- last yeir .

agariverate or attack hen etas ilhat harglitallagelon is no 1:1 dog x era ye were made hat

Wane arcassasy. them the patient ur)..maa.d CM Page Tiered' Illimpen and there wee danger ,

- -il - -- - --- - — • .-•of the boy lairs an eye or be-

continue. Batt time Michael wasattacked. the night side of his

Ina cut up badly if the attacks 1560 p III

shirt Villa IranThe conservation offtoer used

alichaet a a rimer to try to cap-ture the lard on Thesday, . August

16, but no renkta we-e obtained.

Michael became ill the next day

and los not been Moir to be out

Tuntil new He ergered tee sixth

Large Bird HasNot Attacked Boy

Since August 15

Mirhaei Morton: eleven yeer oldson of Mr arid Mrs Mickle Mor-ton of the Stella oorrenunity, hasrot been attacked by the largebird ance Monde' August 15;'however his mother said he hadnot been out atone eince thattdme

The young boy had been at-tacked amen times by the birdSki, last November Each tanshe la ablacked he has been alone.Jerry Ma Ann. ocesservation officee.sad he thought the bed might'be a large red tailed beet and

lent that sometimes a bed of thistype will pect a person out to

Billy Joe Wlann and Rev W.

A . Farmer who were injured in an

automobile accident on Thu natty

narring are reported to be doing

good this marring

Walton af 103 North 7th Streetwas thought at tint to have •broken arm, but a check with hispace of business, Wilson AutoService, sad that x -rays were

taken and *at he did not loveany broken banes He is more (runthe content howeverRev Farmer rid the morning

that he was able to be working inhis ahureh off ice, but that he leas

Me are also He den suf fend

ithimions to he right lea andshoulder He at pains of theOrove Baptist ChurrhThe accident occurred Mundy

at 8.20 arm, on Kentucky Ridgway04 7.8 miles item Murray in Mintof the George Ch lime.eery ame.Trouper Chides Stephenson in-vestigated the scokient.

Services Set MondayFor Mrs. Rowlett

runnel services de atietkiledfor Monday at two p for Mrs.Ruby Rowlett. Tee rites an be

held at the Max H. ChunahillFuneral Home.Mrs Ftmelett her/arty of this

county, died Thursday AL a hos-pital in Belleville. Mich She was66 years cif ageFriends may can at the Max

H. ()burden Funeral Wane at teeruin an Sunday

upils Areegistered Ine City Schools

One thougind OM hundred andsixty pupils have thrilled In thefive city schools af the Murraysystem. wooming to Fred Schuits,aupenntendentSchultz amid he believed this

was the amen iv eel:liner& in thehistory of the Murray Schaal sys-tem Further ennalknerit is ex -peened etien Murray State Unit-velvety opera for the fall semes-

ter and also viten mem residentsreturn from dna vocations

The junior end senate highschools, grades seven dutiughtwelve. reported a teed arma-ment at 743 after the registrationheld on Thursday The seventhgrads registered a Weal of 156 NiSat one grade none in then re-gistration on Wednesday.

Erich of the four dernenterycenters for grades me through sixalio had their reglaration onThursdayRobertson School loorted on

Willearre Avenue Is. an enroll-ment of 300 while Carter School

Mrs. Elkins Named

Hostess Chairman

Mrs W, C. lligine wed be chair -nem of She hotereere ronwriatteefee the tidies day lunctieon to be

at the Calkesay Count yCourtly Club on Wednesday Aug-ust 31. .Other hostemee are Meediernes

James C Williams Waken Jef-frey, Bulked Hist , OraireesBaker, Hern Knight, Dan HutsonCharles Ryan. and C. H Rube.

BOND SALE

The ales of Series E and HSwings Horde In Calk:sway ()min-ty ear July were $12,783 winkgales for the veer reached $137,-779 of the annual goal of $190.-180.

on South 13th Street has 282.felllment at Austin School onSouth 9th Street is 175 and Doug-

las Scholl on North 2nd finedreoord ed 61, according to figuresreleased by Sohultz. •

The Cailmeny County Schoolsratem held their operant day anWednesciadr with a total erupt'.

nine for the seven formals balm2186, according to figures raises-ed by Charlie Least tee . deector of

pupae presentee.

Calera y County High Sdliocl

located on College Fenn Rindneer the NV I imits ofMurraytad an enrollment of 8821. Methof the ex elementary cantons haderwonmerg as follows ANon MRKinney 300, Faxon 259, New Con-cord 223. Hazel 211, and LynnGrove 16e'The- first full day of school he

the coway a-as held on Inured* y.Monday. August 29, will be the

°petal* clay ter the Murray Uni-versity' School loaned an North1 gth Street , according to releaaesfrom official; of the whoa.

Went K ennicky - Fair andwirme. thr men Saturday Rah

this afternoon crizetly Ni law 9th.Wed light and masts* Low toe

night 55 to 62 IfIth Saturday ige

the 80's Outlook for Sundae -Partly cioudy and warm,

Kentucky Lake 6 am. 356. toohenge tone. cam 3023. clown 13.

Bartley Lake • 356, no dhange ;

bellow cam 300 5. to 03.

Sumner 5 22, sunset 6 .34.

Moon seta 12.43 am.

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COAST-TO-COAST Sy wlves and chBdrec motan In Los Angeles as Willie &coma (left? and John Sordidst•idy a road map far their trip to New York in • taxicab.Stranded on the West Coast try th• swita• vents. flirr-se,tom owner of the taxi calied :••,,or.,8 and sited bun to drive

the csb to Los Angeles and * 4 the Sey,hel farni.y.

Attention Boys!

An excellent paper route in Murray isopen. We need a good responsible boyfor this route immediately. Qualifiedboy can start at once. Please apply inperson at the Ledger & Times office.

*1. AM ILVvorLAWYER

MOP

Miss PaducahPigeant To BeSeptember 8Hellen talent oan bra be brought

to 1.hos1Jrface by guabbed pennons

W"J can rem". beMat ee We thane of the convention vies "Keymany in embed fonts - to Incellierse". The key to exoell-It Is with dike Wier that

ence can open claws of opportune),Paducah Night Lietie akilb• aPurAbr only when all segments of food

FRIDAY — AUG 26 26 1966

Local Grocers AtChicago ConventionMk end Mrs J1111 Adams and

Me- and Mrs. Jerry Bowden atAthens 10A in Murray setended the40th Ahniverviary Caneentilan of IGA

READ THE LEDGER'_S CLASSIFIEDS• MURRAY'S USED CAR BARGAIN cxarrzit •

•• CAIN & TAYLOR'S •Give TREASURE CHESTUt STAMPS

kulki ClihWill""at at-31' At • SERVICE THAT MADE THIELLORNER FAMOUS"the capviation there were more -din leo suppliers that had ex- • MAIN at 6th STKERT Phone 761-6862WWI Waring their products and _ plans Sr Niet- future. The overall I ts

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or the Miss Plata& Dellewit• has chatrituteon work °Seely togetherasembled -I NNW esnisedblee to There was a three pert thusial;

KETEN SEPagan and future of the Bond in-

lelbeimit•

Nicht-wiled by ellesenitr dull"ion Sow. Meson la=tenaedand the gialifettee. wi:Wkl rugamillble for ot honor Ira 7..7.• Gabor. Monday

hell)" lima girl eafaillia hair bee% nista was hightiented by an old

„xi ere pumice , ataimusa" heb develop limmhicnedageneuoicycGunWeellator7was—R"IrlthangLe.:

The sP31100r5 rove biewillat 1°- Oka and a Hull-a-Buie Ceitio.Umeneit? depends prenandy upon taether,„_,the caamble. einator Thrusion B. Morton

LIN solleggrimallive. es • hobby, for• the weed-- of lay neaper— 7 all ej ubuitheohio• arai 8ezmortaaratior Filblikapoke

eau the talent cammilUtte is cum.

sheer plasm af it. then you suiging wads, hers. RosemerlPeterson, (Lune traltila%Or, Vince

Over MW ICIA retailers and then°elates fanner band leader andmaster of ceremonies tor manygagenits, John C. Thiele, Mal-let. Bob Swots, telingssi perm.May, and Italaat /We Aidesiissand winners cd numerate otterbeauty titles. Win Jblemia Reidund Mho Kathy laselland. .The Ms Paduriti miginnt will

be staged at the Amide Theater.The girl selected as the winner willbe staged at the Are TheaterThe dirt selected at the winner willrepresent Pesbera in the Mae. Ken-twin aompildlon next spray The

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7131/ saalaa a- The eraser of the Mims PaducahI) though on a Padtelaaabasis. you are indeed eaditinl totake a deducts* 'And Sot .1 PEW man la

partb pleasure acid pal. Want i. to

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the kateetwb. goirmbritprotonVirce, Leegaphar.wha5. a cora rabid "the raper rraryle greed " Osanine Nis ONO:

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kellmed' 71-4Ing ̀ 41 "clam Plia- 3 Aire linut Mr in lima Prmashance, he conceranited cc. Ws dal- contest. la 17.27.kir mho of Mrs be bought and canditwaa--k-04 -b-a a hitt,Mal

)111015111ES: A DEDUCTIBLE imast, mndwates ehtenug the sipt. revue wallah depicted ate piwit.

You awe Wraps. cr mire pl-yeuns, or collet ogar-ahrine

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• e Sraettenee those istillststmts. can be tasty Are yearexpenses deduced:de at 1800me tax

Accordingly. • court ollitsoltl litecram to a tax deckason, Itialleghe es rally mane at es In-vestor then a babbyaitAnother imacation at a dual-

MSS malt eintee la the tae aprofeessal tedhnioura Par ex-MOW

A sometime phougrapber, withno autiso. neverthatime ski roachot his work or. a peuresional bea-n And the eteapment he, usedes the kind used by progesiosis.not by amssurs. He too wee al-lowed to deduct tie expanseBut your arartio,n at • profit

motive is waskened if. over •long wood at woe, your ex-penses are high and your allxgrbe

lowA ins at mass decided to ticy

he hand at wawa For 20 iungyears he sole sal punishedbook& UM:away. almost nobodyevrf bought them A court cle.oiedhen tax mint. finding that whea-ever las mouve, a oradial bemune"

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FRIDAY — AUGUST 26, 1966

Quotes In The NewsCHICAGOBy ENIILD Pith•S IN TULNATIONAL

— Rev. Ralph Abernathy, official of theern Christisui Leadership Conference, at A rally of civilmarchers:

'You tell Mayor Richard Daley and the English to go gacktiLe land, when the French go back to France, when theGIN-mans go back to Germany, when the Irish go back tolagatnd, when the Italians go back to Italy, when the Hun-galoat• go Oack to Hungary, when the Filipinos go back totAi Philippine Lslands and when the white man gives thiscyontry back to the Indians — then we'll go back to Africa."

aiWASHINGTON -- Rep. Otis Pike, D.-N.Y., supporting a

plan to give the Presideht authority to call up individual re-sernists:

- -If we defeat this, 133,000 men will be able to find a sancutary from the draft.",...

CHICAGO — Maj. Gen. Francis P. Kane o/ theIfielional Guard, in a preas briefing Og_Coverage of a pLanliallnVrcla Ctueto:

-I1 anybody fires on us or on the marchers, the- men aretiarred to shoot imma.o.rety to Liu_ You can to-damn suretliwi if anybody shoots at me. I'm going to shoot back at Will."

lo WHAVEN, Conn — Royal McClease. 12. a she ranon/earning from his mother s home where five persons were

to death.11° -Help me, help me, sometiody help me-please!"

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Ten Years Ago TodayLance= • TIMES Irtli

A tobacto barn belonging to' Bub Doran burned last nightdestroying about hell the tobacco crop of Lamar FarmerThe barn was a total kw and the half of a crop in the barn

destroyed. Mr. Farmer lost a bani of tobacco about Verodrs ago whfin another Dorao barn burned.

' cases were heard today by County Judge Waylon. Four persons were fined a total of $18.50 on a thi-

rty conduct charge mad three persons were fined 41810on public drunhenness charge.re Louise Baker who has been a lasmbir Of the Cityl Board for a number of years, has resigned Mer position

ti Will manage die lunch room at Murray High School and

theisiZ. ()after School.Jean Pat Finney and Elton Lee Rogers were married. St 4 at the Kirlcsey Metnocilst Chirch with Rev. O. Eput.

berry performing the ceremony

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by Cabal Praia laiensatieselToday is Friday. Aug as, toe

Math day of 1966 with 121 to fol-lowThe main is between ata firet

quarter and full phase.The morning stars are Mara

V'exani, Saturn and Jupiter.There are no evening sonsDutch Wager Fres Blois se

born on this clay NI 1596.On tra in raperTo 1W11, He 19th Amendment

seat into albs, Weing womenMe tight In winIn 1934, Adolf Mier sad he

wanted peace wall France but&leo denainded return ut theSas to Ciennany.In 1966, Ana eta* was flown

to the United States In ace char-ges of espionege and treason far

and radio besibiess totClemareylo Prate& Abram and

nen Norm Hungteey were no-nirallad at Alleolic City to headthe Dramatic bidet Sr the No-amber Sections

A theme* far the day - Bra-m novena Annus Maxim said:"MR is no aubseitute for Wag.Tgaliestry and sa the virtuee areof on

SHERIFF'S SALE

By virtue ot execution directedto me. which sued from theCierifs Office at the Calista Ole-cult Mug in favor of ?tea Blockat Reedy Ma Sawa PiotEh:kwAcres Sewerage. Inc. I, or oneot my deputes will, an bitturelay,the bet day at 84gliendle_.beb green the hours at 1010 Wendt,▪ . and 11 00 o'clock as.. at theCovetous door In Murray Coun-ty at Callaway. Hergucky, expertto pantie sale to the higheo bid-der. the tabooing preperty tor somuch thereat as may be notetythe anacest cif the platreaffl debt.Interest and cost •. to-wit "A lotor pared of land !pow in BlackIS at between Las 7 and $Unit 4, at naafis Acme Bub-Steckel to the town ot Murray,Kentucky, as recorded In the at-Doe at the Cleft of the CanaindCounty Court in Plat Boat 2. page14, and iriore particularly describedas follows Beimaning at the scatb-weet owner of Its No 7 In salBlock I, these in a southerlyareetion along the emit edge atC7a:olike Drive on Curve No 6,110.52 feet to the weasel& earnerat lot No. It thence meth sodwristlet with Ma Ilne of radkit zap_ & 1763 feet to the mouthOne of wed Mc& IC dance westNi log to a sake, thence north-west 306S feet to a stake, thencenorth 416 feet to the eauthereltcorner at Lot No 7 to a Sake;thence In • northeasterly arealta1940.5 feet to Us point at NOWnine And all pipe, insafamayand equipment rang a ISM Idman sewerage Lead ignias irs propel" W191110411, AWNSewerage Ire.—Terms •Hale WS le WWI als

• credit at • SIMS bond withepprored aariallf 10.111101. bowinglotentet at Ins tilis of 6 . per9911-11W-111111111111-ban day of we,✓od hewn the force and eff Pet• A* Replevin band, due day atihme S.Cones Abubblietleid. Sheriff Cal-

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High and the Deutsche Vereinwas a society.

The various and sundry rivalrieswhich Murray Meth has todaywere just as imputes* then asnow. He Is a rersunt of thefsotba2 season rn that 1914 an-

"Every dos has its day. Mentlaraday in fosioall dad snot dome inthe unlucky year 1913. Prom theflasi,She outlook was gloomy - ex-

cept Captain Jones and HughMetturn_ the men were Merrier-

kenos& tioniperedto each odw,the ossinitlatas were MI right. buthow wand they Mak lined up a-gainst • bunch of huskies frtornsomewhere eine?

"Our first game was aganst PartsHigh School They were big. butsomehow ohm we saw than lineup to run drink Wore the game.

they Old net kilek nary But looksdon% 004112t. The Minot clown they

nistle-sinas- a totlehdown Antr'Itchdn't stop at this. They acted theism The game eluded 33-7, theseven being nude by Hugh Me-

lumit on a recovered fumble.

"Oar sett game wee agairnst Pa-dumb Our team worked hard, andgot into good coral:non It was •

favorite saying that the resultcouldn't be worse than with ParisBut it was They beat usOur offense was no gOod; our

11111811111111118181811111111111!deferwe was Mau The Paducahteam played the best football est

I was ever played in Murray; butsomehow we %ere not In a pas-

((son to en)oy the monkey ilbOW

they made out of us.

READING GROUP

FRIDAY -- AUGUST 26, 1966

-DEATH" - 13 YEARS-EdgarLain( rtopi and CliftonPoret, who nave oeen indeath row in Louisiana morethan 13 years longest onrecord. won • reversal oftheir criminal attack execu-tion sentences in federalcourt in New Orleans TheCircuit Court ruled the con-victions could not stand be-cause Negroes were system-atisslly excluded from thegrand jury andsShe trial jury.The state can try them

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"We played two games awing alocal town team and two agenntFoch a team from Benton, winning

one frorn each The last gains al

the semon was not a ta fight We made a scoreteen successful forward poems tan

of nineteen attemota They and

theg epectatora took the On1 a-

eons the roal line. behind the,

people present. twice. 4rhis weird

affair took place at a slince over

%nut rlis Us It is mare, 61 but no. Prior mid we must not use

won* to our armor.icy swear

The 1 Is full of sds from

Murray 'Ores H B Batley, Jewel-

er wo. going strong So was the

Missery Saddle and HAMM Go.,

Bhorr's Usery Feed, and heir

Stoliè The Cety Light Oarrimegy

wired to:ks to get an electric tan

for the hot weather ahead,

Here are the Junior caws officers.

President Lloyd errserin. /were-

Urry Abatis Ho'corrib. treasuser Vo-

rre poet Oral Smith, artist

Anna Brown Sok incespreakkort

Oorn Moore, stasistsrit secretary

O' mide Poo:e. hestorian Ladle

Clam grow, orator °Alvin Monies

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LEDGER & TIMES

Burly ParsonPuts Ireland "In An Uproar'The Bluesrass State's No 1 cash

farm commodity, Burley tobasoo, is

extolled in a fart-bonded brio-hurt,

'Pride of Kentucky," which will be

tintributed free dune* the rdannual State Pair which opera inLouisville on August 18

Pubpsheid by the Kentucky State

Executive Committee of the Tobac-

co Growers' Information Ocnentt-

tee. Inc , the illustrated, edight-

ousel pamphlet is designed to spat-

he* the economic inlportance of

tobacco.

Five different types of lost are

grown by 150,000 farm fannies In

all but one of the Commonwealth's

120 mutates, according to Louis P

Isom of Harrodsburg. Prodder* of

the !Canto:icy Farm Dineen Feder-

ilatitrt ion Chairman of the Ken-

tacity State Earn:Use Ocirrimittee

Cash value cat all ifertacky 'to-

bacco sold at auction durrng the

I past session amounted to assely

111276 million. amanitas/ to Diadd J.

'VI/Shams of Richmond. VlosPees-

?dent of the Burley Tobacco Grow-

ers' Cooperative Amociatson. Lex-

ington.

"Of this total. Burley acoourned

for wen over 1202 million-or near-

ly flDs cif the vidue of Kentudky's

crop production." saki

"But tobacco hiris an important

role m Kentucky manufficturang

too," Williams pointed out "About

one fifth of all U S • rrianufac-

Cured cigarettes during the heat firs

cal year - • about 107s2 billion units

. were made in Lounvilie.

Ronald has a picture In the back

cif the annual of the 1916 foot-

boll tram It was compreed of Ed

Diuguid, Ronald Chischill Stan-

ley Houston. Jeer Rowtett, Oyrus

0111.11, asside Fanner. GM Wat-.

kir*. Rudy Tyree, F2mo Hay. and

Harry Medd

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"Kentucky factories ken year al-

so made 663. rmllion cigars. 16'2

million pounds of plpasmoking

tobacco and 14.316.00111idlith

scra ix-chewing tobacco."

continued Kentucky has 3/ total=

manufacturing outlets. entlining

newly 15.000 There atm are n

rtemmins and re dentng facintias

that h'.re about 6.000"

These ecciasmc and s some his-

torical farts are mote:tied in the

"Pride of Kendra-vs whIth was

"A-spared throusrh the oomeraUon

a cinema-in editorial board

In addition to Winton*. other

members we James M Kreppsr

Indsville. Agriculture Statistkian

'n Charge of the Kentiolcv °roll

im-1 Livestock Repo-t nor Service

USDA: Ira E Marne, Lex rretrin.

Partin len Spec east in Tobacco.

University of Kentucky: Dr Wilton

Bhuffett, Lextnistion. Arriouttortti

Eloorionnet, 11.4.e..sSty of Kentucky .

Albert G. Cans Mount Sterling.

Chairman of the Boerd. Moir,

Molten Wardle's:v. ArawientiOn:

Alm John W Koon St Matt-

hews. Exerutive Secretary. Ken-

tucky Farm rem : Prank 13

lanschrriurs. Foaling Green VI ce

Preset-so and Managing Director

of the Burley and Dark Leaf To

Immo Export Association. Hayden

Timmone Frankfort. atecultise Dir

actor of the firrvernors Crimmins

ion an Agriculture. and E Tom

Reed, Frankfort. Tobacco Speen-i-

nt. Division of Markets. Kentucky

State Den:moment of Agratilture

"One could say that our Ken.

tuelry eaprol stands on tobacco

land." said Reed -That early to-

bacco pioneer General Jame,

Wilkinson in 1792 sold the la* of

hea land in Frankfort to Andrew

Holmes for 300.000 pouns of to.

bacon Part of that trent tcday Ia

the site of our present Kentucky

Capitol."Acrorrang k Timmons, a quant-

ity of the "Pride ot Kentucky Oro

dhures will be distributed to vain

ors to the Bluegrass State parks

through the cooperation of the

Kentucky Department of Infos

tratkei. Which IS headed by Mn.

Cattle Lou Miller

"I expect that rnany farm omen.

nations, as well as local chambers

of oommerie and many sohneco

Slade •701111% will want the free

coping of the pamphlet." mid

monis "I thilk it will, be helpful

to children and adults alike Ingaming a better appreciation of to-baccos dynamic role In our Ken-

tucky enotiornY.-Free copes of "Pride at Ken

sissy" can be obtained by writingIra E Mn•sie, Monson SpecialistIn Tobarco, Room 106-A AgricultUre

Building. University of Kentucky,Lexington. air Mrs Cattle Lou• Consnireioner, Departmentof Public Information. Slate Oap-Itol Annex, Frankfort.

WHAT'S GOING ON

HEREby

Wendell P. ButlerCorrxrnissioner

Ky. Dept. of AgriculturaFrankfort

by proper treatment. Dr. John Wilk,

University exteneion speohlist in

dairying, disowned the limponanor

of Maeda in livestock feeding pro-

Dr. Wilk noted that 40 per cent

of the present hay feed used by

Kentucky farmens cornea filen al-

falfa, with about 80 per cent of the

total amount being fed to dairy

arsmals He mkt alfalfa is the only

A meeting was held in Frankfort

recently to &Muss die future of

Otraditi thslitiottatitr hems leach

concern Ma been centered around

tilde bnportseit feed crisp as a re-

sult-Orthe severe damage dealt by

the sithelds weevil during the past

view and early surname.

A lot of fanners are voicing

doubts ss to "Mather or not they

amulet oonUnue to vow alfalfa

Men; are conaidering other crops

vitukti they ought grow as .a re-

placement for alleles In neer- of

this, the Kentucky Forage Ootsacil

called a meeting of interested per-

eons to consider a igewible courts

of aotson ter 1967.

EVIallsgin ari ihe props' outlined

the Preen/ ditsilliss--amsunt of

damage. itilinenh and tordrot me-

diode, scan metering. and feed

tries of present production Warren

Thomplion., UK forage spechakst,

rave a nide presentation on alfalfa

crops through the State during the

pest spring and simmer-how mine

were nearly destroyed while others

werst4greeseted to a malor dettree

perinea ketone th l provide

ronneitent high yields and high

feed twenty in Kentucky From a

strict agmorenk-animal point of

view. Dr Wilk said that thin plant

* -more widely adapted awl tits

MOS TUNIS

Top winners in 4-H Club boys' electric demonstrations, In competition held Saturday at the

genteelly state Fats were (left to right) James Doves, 15, Hopkins County, champion with his

demonstration on "Remote Control Wiring": Prod or Stenger, 14, Union County. second with a de-

monstration on Inadequate wiring: and Kent MC Clairton, 14, Ca noway County, whose demonstra-tion on how to make a portable motor was third . Each boy competing In the content had earlierbeen named county and area wMrier in 4-H boys' electric denionstra lion to become eligible for statecompetition

used, a farmer would ea a illnoter F arm Fret f a

acturn rom alfalfa fthen rom -any

other legume crones

Consesus o. all theme preset* was

that alfalfa is by far the hist 10-

rune crop Kentucky formats oui

now Instead of looking Mr re-

placement (TA" the group felt

that stags should be taken to see

whot---amsba-done to proton; tha

future of @Italia on Kentucky farms.

A major point brought out in the-citscurnions was the foot that many

farmers failed to me ccgitna mess-

twee already approved by the Uni-

versity Mush of this was binned

on the lack of informatlon about

the weevil problem. along with a-

pathy on the part of farrneva

In view ot this, a committee was

appointed to work on a plan of ac-

tion for the coming year -Phnom-

son. along with Dr Ric:hied Miller.

was named to repnment the Uni-

versity's research and oontrol pro-

cram Selected to serve as a steer.

ir• committee to coordinate Utz

handling and dissemination of in-

formation were Hayden Thorns*

executive director of the Governor's

Oommdmion cci Agriouttuse, June

0. Denis, Department of Agrldult.

ure; Owe Compton. Department

at Public Information: Dr. Allan

Smith University of Kenttrelry, and

Tens Benne' t Kentocky Fenn Bu-

reau News.

las chance of failure than sny

other legume crop

Speaking stout the ossrionaics of

control. Er, Wilmer Brown, Uni-

versity economist, add that ants

af enraging were meg kri compari-

son to the worth of it good MISSAL

cnsp He showed Mot mien whenthe more experusve onitarlells wee

WILSON DISCUSSES.(Continued From Page One,

year.The hceptal employs 230 per-

The annual payroll Is about

MOO 000 a year or about $50,000 a

mime h

'The nicatthey expense of oper-

ating the hospital * $97,000

Last yaw the hospital lad 121

per cent of cccuptncy

A waiting hat is Omen prawn

to enter the nursing home

Mr Wision panted cast that the

hropkal has had as many as 103

intents at one tame. The gnat

rbeel now is for private rootik and

nursing home beds, he ciantermed.

Wilan said Ma thirty nine

"'Ovate rooms are needed for the

harpftal and 100 more beds need-

ed for the nursing home

The A dim niennator told the

council that the hoonal ore( In-

tegrate Its facilitles or lose Fed-

eral fund. The "dub" used by

the government in inteitlfat1011 of

lireepital hostilities * Federal tunas,

he mktWtlaan said thin roam rates

muti be influenced by medicare

but tint a sine In the neer fut-

ure is not likely. He said that

honpital noon rates historically

have been low apt; Ohm serisres

sudh as x-rays. laboratory wort,

and other services have been high.

Medicare will pay no moo than

con so this could reverse the atu-

stas.. he ;Ws!, by lososs..s., mnlee

dharges mad ineresaing the room

rents "I do not andanne an inigi

cream anon the bawd in the

immediate future". Wilson told

the council,

Be printed cut that If %rosin

rates are "pushed down" by medi-

care, then the room rates will

have to go im

If Irradiation pulses which will

Increase snsiries of harried ran-

then thh too be re-

flected In higher morn rates Wil-

son continued

In the area of extension, Wil-

son saki that die must come a-

bout either through woe of Federal

fun* or from profit made by the

hormatal He arid mairmen Nat

Ryan Hughes plan as trip to

Frank fort wean to attempt to est

Federal funds etc a building ad-

dition which worki be marts by

1870

Wikion explained three piers for

Terstith'e expansion of the hospital

I *Expisid the horgital toward

Ninth Street for bed. Use the

pre-ant front for aderunstrative

Wars said bold a nunong lame

jun mirth of the but •dsrst which

Ware the air csvillt:071:1g and

tearing ploo Make the pment

bock. the front

3 Add rooms over the present

parties and add Doors co top of

the present building arid budd a

Wing an the rear of the tscapttai

for addinonal bests arid adman-

offices ar build a two ratty

amilaircle on the back of the has-

Waal resosurn fr en the ced

• property in • cincle bask to

the present homtal acknintstras

tor's home and phase out the okl

hospleal.3. Make an "H" &gen with the

present homttal one side of the

ni" with the portico the miracle

of the H. Bui:d the other aide of

the H on the south cif the present

hospital. three stories high

Tho coition thanked Mr M-

oon for his dOistralion cn the hos-

pital atatus and several questions

were asked following hiet

ALASKA TRIP ...(Continued From Page One,

the Brooks Range northward is •

cold and ban area, she mid and

the trees an nonexistent

Mrs. MoKenale pointed out that

Use state has great seaourees with

thirty-taro minerals iti asiable

qsnrifes. 1'01 v+•• boom diarnvirred

Nest year Alaska will observe the

anniveraery of as punchase from

Ruesia The United States bought

Alain from Roane. for $7,200,000

She reported that the and NI

McKenzie drove to Darner Coko-

ado arid left their car and made

the trip to Malice a.nd beck to

Denver by traveling on abt nu]

reads tax*, ferrios, buries *earn-

ship and by five airplane trips.

She told af the many pants of

interest' they vested and destilbed

Fairbanks and Pt Barrow more

In detail She said that there

are many planer. in Alaska and in

the southmatern part, more phones

than cars.Milo McKenzie was introduced

by Wilson Gantt, preset. dent of the

Milts The pniesarn was in chargeof R. L Ward.Next week the off Iciest van of

planet osivernisr Herb Hoffmanwill be made to the club

S -FOREST FACTS. Everyone shouldtake time out every once in autile to mate an inventory of hisprogress-to see whether he is gain-ing or Siang ground. In some bust.nem this can be 4one often infarming 11 should be done anniad)y,hut an the public's business of for-estry such snventories take placeevery 10 to 15 years.An inventory of Kentucky's for-

est resources, made by the U. S.Forestry Service arid Kentucky Dl-

of Forestry, has yurst beencompleted. The findings will be ofcouch value ts, wood-usimg traIns-Ste interested in establarting orexpanding plants In K.e.nnicky, andto service rind profesnonal men in-tercepted in improving the forest re-sources of the stote. The last for-est Inventory was made in 1949 sothis one provides a 14 year periodfor compansons.The new inventory is complete in

every detail=ing both the ac-reage and of ths saw tim-ber and growing stock of each spec-k* at comniensial tree in every co-unty of the state. Cortes at the re-

ports are available from the Diva -

non of Forestry. Department of

Natural Resources, Frankfort A-

mong caber things, the study shows

Oleo in apin of the expansion of

urban Was and use of land for

highways. bins. wits and the lik6!

the forest area .al Kentucky has

inmeased 358.000 acres (3%) since

1949 ming ths .statet Ida million

screwed forestashine *tabor itiblein

increased 6.1% seal now Min* at

over 26 minion boon test_ Tallow

psois r saw timber Intssisesti 10%.

Only walnut. Mort kat pins sod

beeoh showed a decrease dueling

the intervening years TeroMIrds

of Kentucky's saw timber la mode

im of' oak yellow posdsz sand boons

The only shows that the animal

of saw Umbers's.

Deeds the "actual" cut by about 177I million board feet All Sits prenipted

forest experts to decline dist ex.

crilent opportuneses eine in Zeta-

tetchy for expanding forest breed

incesstriesProgress shows up stony when

dealing with trees which require

many years to reach harvest Sage

but, definite improvements dna do

not show in statistical recoils can

be need is all parts of the data

Probably the most important pro

grass is that made in contralbut

forfeit fires Much of our low grade

timber now being harvested is the

result cat fire damage inflicted two

co three gsrierstions,ago Use statenow has effective forest fire con-

trols in almost every county which

will result in improved quality of

timber as time goes an. The plant-

Mg of seedling tress sad the ii•t-

ural spread of desirable speaks on

marginal crop land are adding to

the future inventories of the state

In the final araidesis, the thins

Ibis counts most, is the effect of

Ibe 12 million acres or Weld area

"an die economy of the state. In that.

too, progre- con be noted. From

Illblihelboro comes word of the

apannion of a ;Mint utilising led&

to Mika parkele boarde a modeles

In ials weft demand In Hancock

dandy, an lie Ohio River, a new

wood pulp mil/ is urwier construe,

don; and ti% Deillard 0ounty, al

the jungtion of the Ohio end MI"

sintppt revers, there are rumors

'iittll teicenfirtned. of the choice

let don area for a large pudp andpaper *pant. There are jun • few

sennploi of the expanding woodming industries in the date

YOU COULD WIN THIS

Beautiful Outdoor GrillAn opportunity will he afforded each person who purchases

each one of twenty-five sets of

MONROE SHOCK ABSORBERSWhen twenty-five sets are sold then one of the twenty-five

purchasers will receive this wonderful prize.

Wilson's Ashland SuperService

400 N. 4th Street Phone 753-9092

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FRIDAY — AUGUST 26, 1966

Miss Judith ShroatComplimented ii-ithBridle, Showertam 'Oath Moire emote bride-

=ore E. Meier& rat

ION a lovely bri-dal ikailter M Obi he.. et Min.11110011 Mama en Micmac,* lanecm Illomailm. August It at seven-that& Okla in the evening'alit gracious bantams tor the

mammas were Mrs Shinat, Mrs0 uterine Rahweddeir and Mat

14-3114.'t the prenuptial come theRows

chose to wear • MuteMoms axis two piece dressa /tureen gdit consage ofpan p001111

- mother, Mrs JONI Shwa.a that green two piece en-

tar malherous-law tobe Joe Mm....ee seared

inttal

i.in Iltht blue dna Theo were

Pr Ingnagen of pink Gana-

. "' 1111 the tioanNes.wen pikend with the re-

cipients of the pane bang Mm..11. Shreve andMrr W

eineiford.Ideas award mama her many

by* gate Math hod bean plat-

• be be dim them rectacolor scheme of pede penk

shoe Ina -aid ea die deccr.--througnea the lovely

Rafreahments were servedthe ctn.= roam table ever-

▪ -nth a white oicith underpath net lath nosegays of pairpint- roses. T.-ie centerpiece wasof Obi pint roses in • ,a-•ysLAlbover flanked by white tapers inerrand , holders Oakes decoratedyeah wedding bells, ben shapedaanchwobles. nuts. punish. and cof-fee were servedlitv-ftve perions were pre-

sent or sent gifts• • •

Faith Doran CircleMeets At Home OfMrs. Bun SwannkL-s Haul Seam opened her

home few the August meeormofamp Penal Doren Circle of the• an 's Blom% of Chnerran• of the leirat Meshadaa

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• nesting In the Spree Age- felethe than* of the program pre-asafted by ths R A Johnstongee teed hdr aceptore Man thebook at Mali and her pevaram

thirty o'clock in the atternaon.

Se. Mrs Jores ts the ?owner Three-

prorate at the promens kw the at eintiron. daughter of . Mx.and Mrs John Scretheon of flay-

"sr an rive theme Dilliaiue and Paris It Callighan . acid Th.- wpm-, rk Lae son alDaimon' ithe emphseleed Meg , lir and lens Janes Mambas(11raigue batmen tem ar mere . II ows Solemnized Jame at Murray

Psilim. a nw" attliclave bi"liiiiiik I -1 1 W esleyan Chapel a...am the ...taming of thePscglie 141° iiiiim lihr dill" " i . Mae Jam Pun caulthaler at Me- maw peasieugo a brief andrescang • power

wedding vows Ditther 0 D Mc-

The emir thilleneen. MTN MIIII and Mrs. Ebert Pans. af Othb. till MIDATtige

alTerealuahrs aaiAL:ss.nyrrwemiLwraasylr,,a_:m.,dl : ow2Tberlimrisiumb. petiosmadib; aLimebrkfiraf atELda. ocejaryt !Imolai. 7iiiigi;1171- andrkarlamniSCCal‘la.s=ospe: werwaL"thlitillumedte411:g=de.atk

awe Mile, the amber al Mlle VD the bee Mar Onlieglems, m a care- common dee 2ie idler

of IMO o'clock a the immille the tertde. ewe moei ereerame In,Dellsome itidesibmitas With ill the U' -L Maga en Ins eluding ../ Low Iren Thdir. and

served lig the 011110NIM. ddelo ouidate of IIIINI. MOM Uallrer- i -me lemeh pow.,

was cm ermines cm law arai or-der in the unnerveMrs Leatand Vaughn gave a

Swamis awl lira Iamb P401111111m gag. Mews. Ones la marriage by her lath-obs gueggeeper mailm MIN be are Opal Ithallethea lie is mo stage am* s street learthMidof dm ammo of Win MOT angle arianalt 611• OM' gram af white anammang latheinedParesse mote al the limmilage faildlima and deethead ay her mother she

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The Cieliege Prebbytereurt

40042 BMW

au-vtkl be tiebd at int

dumb•noon• • •

1111110/41111011 ledience that DaileyMild Talallia letter. and theIMININIM boat then Na

1111111101. 11110thillant to Utah• • •

Mraliee. Amelia faTM, thallIdent tsts7d of the

thidell.t,I rent-TeacherAakatinEllet win meet at the selhaiiat 1:M pen.

Wedlessilay. Airtgeoll MThe hefts dm himeason MI be

I served at noca M lite ClithelsthOcually Charm, S. Idallemesare limilentes V/ clath& JamesC. WIDImen. wlmJelbeg.faM lam, Chemise M Baba latolbestth, Den Attain, Chailm▪ C ads&

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Arter burn-HoutonVOWS -1 re RindIn Me priaanee of dose Mends

and releases. ths reibieses of the..Jscr.a Alice at Reallsod was

he /sang far the d eitee-ringmany which united in niarrage Mrs.Beuleh Arterburn sand Joe B. Mow

, eoncm Thuredae. Aug 18. at sevenetbock in the eveningMra. Hnixdon is the dime:free of

the awe Mr and Mrs 011C0/ Atherten of Ballard Dainty. Mr Houtonis the son -if Mr and Mrs. J Cliorston of MurrayThe salessauns -were Mr and

Mae Portions Lasater of Murray' The bade sew attired in a Ashtue double knit dada wan thdo

•Maids of the Nag materod tnoralbid and aloe adifiellthig she akin

and ethorsolimillth thillilas.t ee-1 salleeries eie a thillthing athIblite. and paged at net difirdifeir was'$ anima 31 alat rastagala. MrsLaMar tees NINO he a dalthinepink Marasco dila With miry at-

Mr MAMBOS Un-

j Mier briet Wifillthing trip Witboo Carbide

Smithson-Jones l'ows Are Read

Mr. arid mrs. J. MiCEIIMIE IMMO

couple, Is__IMMIIMMIgtoallEd011ooett -1111roang -Mrs 3 Mithael Jamsple Teeeekee "Ulfolleell- • skean lemon the altar ofOM-a town ft10818 Made 1101M the the rekomesse chime' of meat.

ottentlents ware Mr Illgasigna par- meowit lowly they were mar.ash. and Mrs. Maim= Atienellinell Nei en Frab.y eue, 15. at two_of Loubellle

The Ina. • 'mail" a°1̀112- earned s abase Bear with a

E. B. McNeely Is aPar' Miele/ 1*.e adaacia camea 4 •taa• ulohld satarbed 11 anlyellek • make of larewat Mae* aatery ma a Elasectrid pentare.Honored At Dinner gentholle el eat 0/ the sous

ok mi

On 84th BirthdayA claimer rine ''en IMMIMIC

Rua 21. so how 11. 1/111181g.Rads One. ragariggliaa. 111111bard/1w ba Manwoes diadem wars aragsma far laisononiaa.

LLllama thewars. Ws and Mrs. PeedMr ma MmCON latierthes. Me.and Mrs Wear I. Janes. Mr aidsoo. Cody Merle. iambs Part.

. Mrand lira Marry Naar

Ono Idefleith. lam..Mr aged Min Palm Mellseiy.

Mr mil lira Una Monknig. Mr.

and Mm Js.SSlascalsr. AllardC-Aar. k r, Mr. and Ides. ValetMaher Mr imil Mitt Algal Wmsad. Mr and Mrs Max Workmen.

Mr and Mrs Craw-fund Matieety

Mr and Mrs Me Streatham-an

egoryGr Kenneth and Dennis Jones.Steve. Brown. FrankerHanalins.

Mora lianeloe• • • •

Rev. W. A. FarmerPresents' Study AtElm Grove Meeting-Orme Is Th. Company- was

Ba tart of the bent aught byRev W. A_ Tanner, pastor of tLwthumb. at the mesting of theWoman's Misamary Soar ty of

She Eim Orate Baptist Churchheld Wed:maw tacralste at Iano'clock ' M the cherub.The book study was opened

with the gnaw mom 'Hedy BIM

Nook Dielia" Seamed by payer

by Mrs Fulkermon Thelicang =nem Maw.by M

Mrs }Mr hilsamin.A pothook luncheon was served

II the mon bout oath flee Far-

mer wing the invessallonOthers present were Meadames

Bari Lee. Anro; Moe I. GeorgeDisney. Maude Hale, Jesse Rob-

erts. Athert Crider, Clairton Bur-

keen. Harry Shekell. Beme Ori-

son Alfred Keel. Thema Park-

er. Mae Williams. Brigham Mit-

ten, and Melvai Basises.

gee sod al the IMA massasr INN hoe Judy Janes sow al the

nes& term mooes. was the brae's arra at-

//7 a raelabar of

ilia toademi NM wore • mint greenlamas Areasalit an&

miaa al the est of digGINtedlerof iduatelf Mies ThIONW- Miss Clifford .4ndmy, sal was mawa. Charles1.• -•s sellmensal el ammeoleiniesto ilem IntMies • waddled tap in Sanaa To Re Married

and Wthelmelm. the =Vie sell atbeat be Meese

Tea Shower Is fieldAt N•tionan's ClubFor Recent BrideMm Wiry Warren Iam. w-

eer* beide of Atm Inane, Stott.sae honoree a a tea !bower onPla lurch& afternoon. Miguel 20 114the Murray Wornan's Club Rom.Boatman for the lovely eventwere Mrs Oftiven Scott Mrs Os-eel Mrs Kane Werren,Mrs. Allan Robseda, Mrs The-

larandon and NM DanswritMoo rarann won- a tr oumesu

' dress of floral sta. She waa pre-sented a Camelia ttorslige MroJames R. goon. the mether ofthe groom, was dreamed in pinkElk and wore fed rows. Um R.T Waarop aunt of the beide.wore a figured alk and a corsage

4._ amis.Mm Muth Moran greeted the

mintle at Ms aim. Man Ann Grif-fin loigi the ingkilher. Mira Dint. tieWatt MOM the gunge be we

the MIN and Mr. Cleat Britt.Mm Ildbieda. and Mm lbentlintassisted at the tea tableThe Midst taMe was overlaid

in Pak • net maseibt with ied roes.A Alm memoir held an elailloothearrangernoit of red roma andburrarse telete candles Mrs Dared:Clerk Preeeded at the purah boutMrs Ostrin Bean sal lam Bete"Bialcsak served the cake MasaoJane Aryan, Beate Mane andInane Wese funnelled backoround

mita- throughout he aiterrxxei.

street length demi- brilmined with

IpLok and whim hoe with pithtoressanes Ter bouquet was ofpink and white carnations wtth

1 white slam eareamers.Robert Dereirn of Murray was

the best mare for the rrnxim. Theahem were Glenn Nanny of Mur-ray • and Rahrgh Sherratz ofHartheele. AlaPar her daughter's wedang the

tendes mothm were a Mese atblue end wh.te teeth matchaig ac-oesorlies and • cersage be whitemem. Mrs. Junes, molter at thegetem warn aural in a pi* dresstrinmed in pink lace withpink accesorms and a pink glueme at& corsage

I Mrs Lex Henson, grandmotherof the groom, wore a mauve crepe

i drum with matching accessorsesand • cmage of carnations.Poluvong the ceremony the

labil Ardis Cliffard

Mr and Mrs Lovell Clifford ofMurray announce tba ereeseementand appriaching marditge M theirdatehter. henna to amities Friz-

:Mk son of Mr and hike. MahlonPrimal at MurrayThe brae-Mat Is a medusa, of

Mornay Ruth School In the Man

of MIMI sad be now attending thelir* Beaky SchottMr Friesen 0 ardor at Mur-

ray State Universn* end will gra-chaste to January be III?

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The d...eibe rine reremrety willtake; piece on Sunray Oct/her 2,at. four 'ores* in the alterrexic attbe Fine Methodiat ChurchRev liloyd Ramer perforating thet-ereriwzyvAU friends and rP1111,011 are In-

vited to the

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DIE AR TOO REFINED; %hen •hair prhe is offered. it ,tosuld beclearly shied at the Mart whe-ther If net the adder of the manher drawn need he enesent te win.I peraerally •mild wawa that

be 11111101` IA win I would have tobe pooserst. But I'm •••lre thereaft an equal numher of peoplewe would sie..aree the eptioenTies h a gond oileaties foe alawyer.

DEAR ABBY I met a very at-tractive he wore at the home be a=Wel friend the Othry t•tenallge.like be a vary Irv* old sariang

ANN

bride's parents were hosts lot thereception at their none at 402Satrh nrst Street, Mayeteki.The Medea table was covered

with a POE cloth under sithelace Two silver candelabra wereon ether he. of the three tieredwent:Eng cake tapped with a badeard groom- statuette Pink punchBrie cake were armed by lass JanParham and Mrs Madly RealThe treat register was kept byJrs Bean Bothind

her wedding trip the bodechine a blade and whate one pleadress w.th rnate.h.ng accessoriessaid the orchid num her bride!banueeMr and Mrs Jonas are now at

time n North leth Street Mur-ray They are e-AiMmores at Wa-nly Shea thaversity He I ma-

in music and her majoreltunenterv education

Wit

Divorcee has Has YOU in MindEly Abigail Yaw Buren

DEAR ABBY Lot in enth EXITetx11Ctl eubtrzary herd its annualkeit-heart and Lirtet, were sold forM.N. At the Manna of each ticketwas petard DOOR PRIZE I addtwo tickets tO a Mr1-SIXT who saidShe would be unable to altered. baitrequested thee I drop her stubsreit the box fx the door - pea.I did. Her member was drawnand when I stepped forward hyeaten the prise for her, a buret ofaMeothon weed up In the creed!Some wernen Insisted that in

order to win the door prier thebottler at the number had to bepresent Not Wahine to creste aworse Irene. I sat down end letAnn draw ancoher number. Thesecond number Mr held bywomen who was present so thegot the prise In your opinion wasthis fairv Do rat teak a personhas to be prevent In order to winUse tear prize?

type., and I heed her immediatelyBefore I had an opportunity toaek her if I °mild see her Drainthe satd to me, sin giving acactuel petty at my apartme.nttionotTow tiJt 0/ seven, wouldyou Cart 10 corbel"PhtWeilly I 'incepted on the mot

When I eat there found her alla ezie And ene taint invitedanyone else What do you thinkshe had in mind?

RON

•Mat yarn of panto lessons. whichasrminated In • crest disappotheoment to my parents. 1 neverthe piano today, and mead Pallrenteals Mos en plague. -

PIANOITNI• • •

Traveled? Write to Abby, thez807110, Los Angeles, Ciao NMI& Para personal reply, inelose a stamp-ed. self -iidetraseed en ValopS.

DEAR NON: Yes.• • •

DEAR ABBY: Would you belurid enough to advise- me as totho L. it customary toan. • gilt to the brele and groomafire they have been married forthe second Lane - to EACHOTRER I was not invited to thewedding.

A RELATIVE IDEAR Rel.tTIVE: I think not.

T TO It la difficult to imagine that onetXI REFINED Fe «HTview be expected.

DEAR ABBY I clo not shareyour eneEllithy with Blom whesay they are awry their wraithdid not -Wee theta- to ~Ace• lie virgin. trombone, ler..ny rik1at musical beitresnent

et' were young. Them iso el Ashy a nonnel adult1111001 cullia-10, taw 1111181011.1 stu-

Idies if he Ms 'outfit one interestand aetettruriottioti is never

"Wle 'kr to Mari

I As for litYlit.1. I make mx, epulo-g les. I iffatrei MM.

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Fur A.y's book.« t, Hoe tothey, a Lovely Wm:Wow " send $1to Abby. Boa 40700, Los Angeles.Cal. 1100111).

The Ledger &

Moweorio#Miss Randa Dee Johnson Becomes Bride OfEdward T. Swinnerton. Jr., At PaducahThe sanctuary of In air tart

Pegeast Churon, Paducah. law-mooted the orating for the weddingOX Mao amide Dee Johreson andEdward T. disconsison Jr wrathwas rairosamod he 7:30 o'clockSaturday evens* Augu.st 6.The ceremony ma read by Rev.

John Wood of the First BaptistChtuato The bride Is the ctuigh-ter of Mrs. Dheet Johann andthe Late Kr:Johnson at Paducah.The groan Le Lae ain of Mr. andMrs. Edward T SwInnertch Sr. ofPrinceton N. JA program of nuptial music was

presented before and during theceremony by Mrs. Matthess'. Dick-son ortra:est, and Nftes LynnYcai*. eironty raster of the bride,Ah.0 V.423 the vandal.

The bride war given In marriageby her brother, Billy 0 Jetmeonaf Homestead, rte. She wae gown-ed in white dotted ewes accentedteeth lace The full-length sheathgoen was designed whet an oralneck, an empire walaine insteadwith hem end bell denies bandedin mallehung hoe.- The fahothaped

ed the with lam bows

Latin of di=czais was attach-

and lies lodged an the repeatecllice Mani. She cerned a stogiestae mum with White streamersIlia In love 'axes. Tai brides theM illk bathe Minion fell elaos-Naiad from it _INhelinece WaledMin a doublr. bow at elk organ-

Leaf idi:r dotted ewers. Her veil bad

and Mies Sauneks Edwards aerved

sutur,..ty meter of the beide.

tented v.-Ith deep :Lac lace. Their

been worn by . MS. 418810011 V.Macneill Jr. cousin at the bride.

Mete, 1•08 hee-fillaron of honor,

as nand of honor. Bettlimmaidawere Mks Sally Smextertan ofPhnom:oh N. J. eater al the

gowns of lilac dottied awes fic-

groom, arid SLAB Donna Morgan,

cireesis Nese Wei-elm-1 in style to

headpiaus W0T0 0 IMOD. bC18, Cal

Chit worn by the bride. Thaw

Lac datheri swags with a short veil

The bride's sister. Man. A. T

the attendance wore floor-iength

tulle. The etterateur... ow-ned sawle Lilac mums with mat-

' cent* aresours.Edward T. &Americo Sr it-

tended has son at Mt man. Thegroarnamee were Rebate Smasher-ton and ,Jimmy Smentarton. bro-thers of the groin, and Tan Mit-6.erroaloarf ettEkaAbktoroni,. fraternity

of ahe g

Mrsciauststec,/,ateinsonweddingieenea grefoenr at

la .tei circa; a ah 0'. bang lacentoiceit and accessories. Pained atflcz 1410,41.0/.1. Las a green OM'1).CLUI112 orchid.

Mrs. erainnertoa. mother or thegroom, was attired in a pink sUEdress with matching jacket andsc.:eon:rtes. • ethiplinented by aomit nylons:Loin o.ch.i.1 corsage

I Mrs. Richard Swat:tern-tn, pa-Sinai mandroothar of the groom,

tommturcitol* * Pth •Sreas bell .dreaa andUeda inetelhing secascries

and e peon embidlars arairt.

A. re:mason fez the weddingimam followed the acrimony inthe leilmatap ban of the church.Mem seethe at the tai* wereMm Dana . Rome Vaughn. Miss•Posineka" Kliikeer, and Mrs PawlNorthern. sorority aheata at thebride. kites Mary Joe e.t.aLeikept the guest remoter.The blade end groan left otter

Ibe reception ter an urtuthotutc-ed a edam trip. For traveling, thebride sore • navy and whita

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PersonalsWas Sue Trgip of Murray at-

keeled the weckling at Matt Judith

Detne Jones and David Earl

Small at the Plea Baptist Church

thane/. Pienceton. on August 13with Rev J. Ball Junta 'officiating.

•• •H A 1' DI N IMPROVING

WASHINGTON ,11'0 - Sen C811

T. heyoen, itie e0-3 ear-old dean of

Lire Semite. at "gradually unProv

Ina" in has Letest bout with a urui

ary tract udeotani. according totua aidesThe Arizona Democrat entered

Betne.stu. Ni-sin Metlisil Center ListFriday fur uteunent of a rttilifTelICeof the inteetson There was no at.dicution of when he would be re-

slUt knen dress and jacket withnavy and anite aocestieries.The bride veus graduated in

June from Murray Stake .Univer-sity %here her eororx.y v.-as tligina&Wild Sainte She ha, accepted aNation with the Paduash Boardof Education. Her huideuid nut

'continue has studiee at MurraySeite Urn', curtly. Has fraternity is

, bainisi CM.lealioe.ig Sheer wedckng trip,

the couple wet be at aorta at.301 'aN. 16th Sweet, Murray.Out-of-then guests • attending

the, a‘...lunat .tucaated Mr. end• Iticiard Kriegel of Murray;Ititaa Lena& Dtlittie at litgraY;Mair Mary M.--lbaraii beifirrao;Mai Menem Mayer of Murray ;• Jairce Paschall of Murray;led Nix a( Murree. eir and Mrs.but., 3.131..' Murray.

Pm-raputial - parties included asororey. linen shower given byMrs: Pau/ Northern and MarDelat hose dAlignrt in Murray; •inace.aiteroto shower by Mrs. A.G. Lowe ain45,14.1a. Heats Cade •latehen shower hosted by MaeDunne Morgan and gam Saundra • 111Edwards, a itookeen a Mrs. Vir-gil R. Harris. a brunch by ManSaueldra egovarves: and a buffetI teeming Me sealing reheatedgiven by Mr. Wald Mrs. A. T.

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NEWIntroducing A New 15 Palace

Queen Size Hamburger(All Beef). 20-rwith cheese, replacing our 30' and 40' size

These hamburgers require a special formula And prepara-

tion, which gives them a unique flavor. Meat, bread, onion

and pickle are proportionately balanced.

SPEW', INTRODULTORY PRICE

1 Oc eachFrom . . .

Aug. 29 — Sept.3

TAKE SOME HOME

Buy them by the bag full! Remember we still have our

own Palace King Double-Decker Hamburger (char-

broiled) for that king-sized appetite.

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SENSING THE NEWSBy Thurman Sensing

Lrfellleit VICE FitrIerfE0

51011Prr CtO, Irriutt.ial Council

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WITHOire 4 2.14%7"

The death of the (awe 11. r

York Herald Tribunecoticern tar beyond His metmeniiôf New York City where a werpublished.A tow mantle ego. 'the Trite was

read by more L111121 a M2311021 personsa nay. Tne ounipany that published

it gave employment to hundreds ofpeopitr--stirs, repurtem advertis-

ing men pruners and a variety of

cierical help. Today, The Trib le SOmore.

cumnionplaoe saying Ls thatit P.Ata killed by a aulke. bei it woe,

ui an immeutate sense, itrikers,

wit.: no eakie at InuclerStion, madeLitithaL3.11 L11.34 ulUmacedy destroyed

a hunous nesapaper. Fur ninny de-, taw* that is? 3,41c1 why, at the lard.

calm. the New e York noweVegor cud ,the Trib supinely abandon thehaU beell ccmillaered

tale Ui tine lead- righE Luc MS 0W11 exrdstence ang tour

L4 dailies in the United Storeswithout trying to punkin in defiance

lan triers vsis more to The New -

Yerk Herald Tribune's death WW1 of the moons?

LAD MILL fatal strike. Other papers have houghs theThe Trib died not siogrly of one

,L.bur dispute but of the climate at

°nation %huh permits a union to

silezum the prise, iii the a:incurs

largest c.xty and to paralyze ether

types el owariebei industry. 'Neer

York * a city ruled by eirikers.Loogstnemen can coil & Strike,

and the entire New Yort water-

trent becomes like a sheet town

A coninassive harallul of sullsenty

weikers Wilk Off the Job, and the

Inexopuila ia deprhed of. v.t.al trans-Portation.

the , nowierwative movement It

scorned Harry Goldwater when heran for President. Ilia must recenthero was John Lindsay. the

eral" tongressanau turned mayor ofthe Big City.

Mr Lindsay Wia 0I3E71:60:1 to stateright to work laws. lie Unwired tha.tNew 'lark Clay was a ''orilon" city.Yet he lecaved tne twine supportce The l'rib. One wonders: didn'tU he OMENS of The Tribune realizeWhit WOO earning? Didn't they knowthat their property couldn't survivewith liberalism" and big unionismdonnuout in city and state? Whyweren t they working for their pa-per s survival by the best possibleaay -supporting the ounservatsve

pis in our sumety iouk at the preen'

101 the "libaralt." ELLICE say "Lf I wet

lick them, I will Join them " But it

doesn't work. A newspaper that

turns its back on conservutrve pain-

eiplect Ls turning its bad& on its ow:i-ota-being. Oompabills Hat are har-hal of having their offloers joinconservative Mtge or thirit are un-willing to suppose sammesvertave bus-

dies" groups aren't sparing them.selves in the iong run. On the con-trary, they are weakening Use over-ail defense% of free enterprise inUse United States. They she arelea.ving themselves expcoed to theincreasingly arrogant demands ofthe =doh bosses.

tincton, ati.i wane UI thern hav”won. lime public min understanda newspaper being besieged by U11-,011 I.X.O.StO IL can realize Unit there16 name Usuim one way to gag thePreis. But. the residers of The TribWere barer given a chance to rallyaround in a time of crises The Tri-bune gave up without a struggle.

But then it had given thefightagainst Big ()event/nerd years ago.Its prose WAS reserved far those%no want to make government big-ger. who wanted to restrict the

The nationancl New York State,. 'Haan and eunununlUal. It cr1L1GLZ-fa! that matter—has riot been with- eel e...ennuirula., threatened by prac-out Methighed Waders mad organ. moguls ui civil disobsdienora. Itmums Amine to wage the Amer. immix' on the Liberal bandwagon.wan unuoie to 'the terrible danger. hut nuw Tire New York Herald

pored. by nu_nopuly unionism. SW Tribune is gone. Its

Ike New York. Herald Tribune, "Oda I. ria.we it, us the end, 11 heapedwhati was ntannially Republican, kill it.

gave no siterixirt ii, recrait. y.,arh En There's a lessen here Penne poo-

ViPi M3111ROUNDUP

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VIET NAM

LAOS

U S PLANES POLINCEON OWN USCG CUTTERDARK AND ON PATROLOFF NORTHION CGASTOf SOUTH VIET NAM

•(LONG HOS•ITAL

S7AGING COMPLEXCAPTURED 28 minNORTH Of SAIGON

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CONG FIJI PION MIXONGDELTA VILLAGI. TRIC.GERU S All ATTACK MATKILLS 24 VILLAGERS,WOUNDS NEAlt V' 1 00

SOUTH

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Twill U S CARRIE'SNOW OrtitenNOTHE GULF Of TONKIN

MAMNONG

U I IAMIlisli eatISO viti eeer0 50WATT TO AbAlluSHTHE% 330 MILISKOITH Of SAIGON IE

RANH

RECORD LOSS OF ISU. S PLANES IN ONEWEEK SINGS TOTAL

TC) 337, SAYS SAIGON

In this life, it doesni pay to runaway frtnn struggle or to abandonsound pruir.Jpies for what seen*momentary pun. Thie Ia the realleriauFL of the now defunct New YorkHerald Tribune. Had It *opine thepie.* voice of real conservatism inNew York City, it would not havesurrendered Without a etzuggie Loy-al oonterviitiVes would have bentevery effort to keep it alive andon the streets. Indeed. had The-Tribchosen ounservv.tion aistead of"liberalism", New Yort City todaYought have a oatIllerVaalie 1334110r.

Everyone Is Welcome To Our

OPEN HOUSEWith our Pall Showing of

Televisions and Stereos

* Friday, August 26 - 8:00 to 8:00

*" Saturday, August 27 - 8:00 to 8:00

* Sunday, August 28- 12:00 to 6:00

Be Sure to Register for

FREE TV SETwhich will be given away. You do

not have to be present to win.

TV Service Center4.141p464th , , .‘Phune 753-5865

In 1845 Brigham Young asked

Kentucky Governer Williern Osseo

to call a epeeist searon of the La-rosiature to grant the Nityrtnotl.s rr-ke,'..l...\k.n,,i. K•

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641 SUPER SHELL SERVICEAcross from Jerry's Restaurant Phone 753-31310. H. “BOTTLLS" HUTSON -;:- MAX tdeCU1STON

RUPTURED?.THEN IT'S THE 'WORLD FAMOUS "DOBBSTRUSS" BULBLESS - BELTLESS - STRAPLESS

It holds like the hands. It can be worn while bath-ing. It does not spread the rupture. It holds witha concave pad. Reason should teach you not toplace a bulb or ball in opening of rupture, thuskeeping the muscles spread apart F. A. Vines, TrussTechnician, Dobbs Truss Co., Birmingham, Ala., willbe at the National Hotel, Murray, Ky., Monday, Aug.29th. Hours 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.. Free demonstra-tion. Ask at desk.

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Taylor Motors, Inc.303 South Fourth St. Murray, Kentucky

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"Behind Every Good Community

There Is A Good Bank"

Bank of Murray"The Friendly Bank"

lic....itaimmai

WEI

DOWNTOWN BRANCH5th & Poplar

MAIN OFFICE4th & Main

HAZELLumber Co.BUILDING MATERIALS

For New Construction, Repairs and

Maintenance"W'r Treat You E) The Year 0"

Acme Paint— STORM DOORS AND WINDOW$ —

Repairs For the Entire House

Johns-Mansville Roofing & Building Materials

WE DO CONTRACT JOBS

492-8121Hazel, Kentucky

MERCURY-COMETHARLEY-DAVIDSON SPORTCYCLES

GMC TRUCKSsee

BENNY JACKSON or AUBREY RATCHER- at -

HATCHERAUTO SALES

Service - 753-4982 — — Sales - 753-4961

515 S. 12th St. Murray, Kentucky

Peoples BankMURRAY, KENTUCKY

Now

Paying .. . 5%On Certificates of Deposit

For 6 Months and 12 Months

4% On Pass Book

Savings Accounts

Two Convenient Locations . .

DOWNTOWN5th & Main

DRIVE-IN BANK

So. 12th & Story

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I. C. F.rtiz Nurtbside Shopping Center James Lawrence

DUPONT-501 NYLON CARPETfrom '3.50 sq. yd. and Up

* ARMSTRONG - Floor ( overing

* LURAN - Floor (osering

* ANTIC() - Floor ( ci‘ *ring

* AZROCK - Floor Tile

Colony Park 4-Door Station Wagon

SEE

John Sammons or Hilton Hughes

AT

HUGHESPAINT STORE

Free Delivery

401 Maple St. Phone 753-3642

Regardless of the resort that home building is slow ing down in Murray and the rest of the nation this

home on Parklands nearing cOmpletion.

No Do - It -Yourself Uob

This can be a dangerous position, even for an

experienced roofer! When planning a re-roofing

project, homeowners should turn the job over to a

qualified contractor whose work crew Is skilled and

adequately covered by insurance.

Acid The

'Finishing Touch'

To Your Home(NEW OR OLD)

HAVE YOUR DRIVEWAY PAVED

By The Experts

M&HCONSTRUCTION CO.

Located on Old Benton Road — PhOne 753-3835

West Ky. Rural Elec.

Co-operative Corp.

IV 7 5 3 - 5 0 1 2

SERVING FIVE COUNTIES:

GRAVES - MARSHALL - CALL()WAY

CARLISLE - ITI—CK—MAN

BARDWELI... KY. 682-5492

If No Answer Dial

MAYFIELD, KY. 247-1321

J. E. Walker, Manager

IV. Broadway Mayfield, Ky.

SAFE

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Murray Natural

Gas System

MURRAY, KENTUCKY

%AMA US

OWNED BY THE PEOPLE OF MURRAY

Pictured above are Boy, Guy and 00wen

The Murray Insurance

AgencyWe Specialise In All Kinds of Insurance

Peoples Bank Building Phone '753-4'751

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MURRAYCABLEVISION

105 North 5th Street

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Self-Cleaning Oven—setswitch to "clean"—latchdoor closed—just 2 hourslater all unsightly spatter-ing, even baked-on drip-pings are gone.Automatic Timing Center—turns oven on/off at pre•set times.Full Coil Heating—surfaceunits heat all over even atlowest settings.Plug-Out Surface Units—canbe completely detachedfor quick, easy cleaning.'Drip pans and trim ringsare also removable.Lift-Off Door and Plug-Out OvenHeaters—for easy cleaning.

PURDOM'SINCORPORATED

"WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL"202 5. 5th Phone 753-4872

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• SELL• RENT • SWAP • 1-4 I R E • BUY • SELL* REN1 • ‘f's1/41. • HIRE • BI-Pt • SE Li • RENT • VIVA • HI RE •

CLASSIFIED ABS NET RESULTS• I-4tRE- • BUY • SELL* RENT • E.,WAP • i-- IRE • BUY.° SELL* RENT • SVVAP, • HIRE • BUY •

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FOR SALE

0litLID73- ROCKING horse, eiociell-, ant condition Phone 7534110

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10 ROOM HOUSE, 3 baths withahou era, live in 5 moms, rent 5reonet to students for income of

approxunately $300.00 per monthLocated 1 block frorn 34SU campus i0•11 753-6653. A-27-C

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SCENIC VALLEY

SUBDIVISION

Hamlin, Ky.

Wooded Leta .2 we

Lake Aeceu - $311111111

Telephone 436-5320

clition with rood oase. Reasonablepi.ace. 763-2357. A-39-C

LIVE BAIT

IRefrigerotedit'ANADIAN NIGHT CRAWLERS

AFRICAN CRAWLERS

andIOW WIGGLERS

Personal or Self 1Se twax.

Mits. Ed Smith,

Ad,ress 'smile frontSquaie. on New Coward%ay. Plume 753-2464.

LTI'TLE GIRLS themes, size 2 to 'Ulf-mile from city limits. Ramon-6X. Little boys suite, size 2 to J. sible, serious students only needPhone 7534899. . A-29-C answer ad. Call 753-1916 day or

753-3147 night A-31-NCFOR R6N1

FURNISHED TRAIL- ER. codger on-ly. Part time employment hf de-ROOMS FOR OOLLWE boys. pri.

vete enteisnoe. Phone 753-1960. stred• 753-2930- A-29-C

A-30-C

VOUS ROOM HOUSE. South l0:.'Street. Call 753-3373. A-26-P

tt.jSi 6 EOUND

LOST. SHORT HAIRED Terrier

lemon and white dog, 8 monthsDUPLEX APARTMENT at 406

I obd. If found please call 753 2504South 16th. Couples preferred. Call753-74d6. A-213-C .

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Court 711ES 411111111131 PIM Lit/tee will leaveH.gh- • year tiphOlEary aort arid

ORR Rent emote ahampooerTPNC Minor Rouse of Color. A.30-C

112 ClIEVROLLT Correntlisie-, runs-good. body in goad shape. ContactWillie Lamed Jo., 804 N. 17th.

IIIIIIflUIHhIUhIJItHuhtItl HOUSE FOR SALE, 4 bedrooms, to. FOR BALE OR RENT 1986 12' x 60'

Mobile Home. Phone 402-8066.

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TRACTOR WACION, rubber tire*.

4804632 arum p. in. A-211-P

)100% BLACK en_4(3,01zE coat. etv1AA . 1714.1rusalonsirii,ibred by Betty wise size 16. pickup trims insse.on: Chevrokt gets-

for worru.n 5' 5" or under. Priced au"5 31•41 rfal4w-`r8: Rua-3.tor

reusentsbe. Call 753-3264. A-71-C 11°e's-6'hit btllt, run* 16" tires,41.00 Lat.! up. 1.-ton In,erna.ienal

went heiu*y to la No res,ume or TRAILER lEll•ACES for rent. Waterexams:6es_ Ail aides final 01/1.ford'n •hd sewer furnished. 415.00 perGulf nervice Five Pcbits. X-916;:4, monli Phone 436-1634.

1 ROOM FOR 0011.KGE etwla errorsTHREE-BEDRCOM brick house.. from campus. Pnone 7.11.47n. A-2LPklu-fien trial cien combination. hued- • - - -ui stove. carpeted liv-ng rJoni, full ,COLLBDE BOYS Soldit home,

boacenent. on Henry Street. Phone in for three Completeei furn-

753-4763 A-29-C Wird. Gas heat, hrtrigerabor. ate.

FOR SALE or-ir1B-•fralt; for 61'11108

_Of equal value, 2 acres on ERR

way 792 Call 436-2334. H-A-27-C

UPRIGHTPIANO. just been re.

tinothed 1150.00. Call 71111.41110.

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USED CLARINET .1) excellent con-

tatted at 1103 Mulberry St. Cad• A-26-C

WE GOTTA HAVE ROOM8URPLUS (Mt

IPA3rr8 nit Sale. DELUXE NM two-bedreatr "wick

Pbrd 53 tr-iii-,nalealan, drive ehisit„ dupivx api-,rtment. corner North 17th!clutch. ewer Rung), ataitsra• gee.'"

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r.nd Hamilkm Central heat and

NICE LARGE TRAILER lot Waterand sewerage furnished. 820.00Month. Located l's miles (in Ma,Hal Highway Phone 753-5649 I

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TWO BEDROOM turniatied home,lka miles out on Ilayfteld Highway.couple or three °college boys Phone733-5643 A.27-C

air, wall to well carpeting, range,draws furnktied $11000 per month.Contact C. L. Reagan, phone TU 8- ,3112, Kersiett, Mo. H-A-27-C

`fr"011iv. t3114R1.011Pni ft0^Wl• 5 great sec novel

ivt4t, 'play orTAPI bi11444".0k, a;7.1.2""a1:71",". 'itrrittit`;(7. by lCtre Feature. l.nd, at.so.., CyrriiL L C44 be

WIIAT a nAergeneleTOR freighter datande• I. media,

trona tkaa etas. gm,, maw trwabialitahoun 8441falt .110) is abostrd ow• pe•a•orrf fur Augaraiss, UAW&Sneed tier, toUtIninaa tansfon in,the 'ree whit b made nerd modest

.11.1 warn nenvy

Selena to verify or correct her

finding, and let me Know."

When Ross passed them and

went below be added. "And

oe the brolg• . don't you worry about 'Ms ship.

wealth, were manifht rhod Mate Sparks She'll rule out a dry"Joe Moen nail-i.e.-paten the adage gate like a cork.Red tourreang tailor* ohne w•r11-

tag 'bet, sat.. Alone Ellsberg looker, Ote

int 21 an .1414, mooing burn. sae'woadMats AIS44•1114e 41.1 e Antedti ease oP ,'epoisei Martin Knopf)ISO any refused peeentesuie bs CnIofMate Hermes 113401.4111 •,14. ID Reelsi•a fro *Mb ruhi ertir..1 no Um earn.-ours. In, • bum's.

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is. -Ennis. to isauts with • kfirent 882.1118ID It earned a Oita andMae rhe Inter ...fluid not tateiter. • promise of worse tr. comeKnapp na- ilea., iris, elts.bees to wont aim downer. s• Hie otn0,14nt at tne plates eft.

te co. • ,,r, narden ie. in :h. Porifk are, oegan to weigh t.rie ad-ewe w snow seas Ub• Illui

fast a. VW "21"..1.1, oh 4"1"Pnit "•ol S air° af ram) round to due south ant' Paso*?

Morn o lilt Ito lei., I. ,.all's OttoVane • World Win 11 Hail seas Then apse ano what &-

wily° nun 'here ne arri.eo

CHAPTER I. in rime places, green on a ollf

II IFS It Art_ rmeterg niers with prudence A fortune 4f

ovef me eaut....roMng sea trust

tent in nue, and wrong and

snia-som at bows /UM rummer-

*" the sides lie relf Of the

sinna aware ot its gatnering

ed it, the bridge Pft.,qe 1110 nothing Me torme: Ise tee

rare or the r.n,ne •what" nap keriei voice lielitl Itor deride° 1.0

pent I • Bose' rag rival ash Mr U Brien Own in the

they Cftrrled. tnat a 4•00 tarot engine ',tom tot a te,‘ more

tinted en" Well nail get 0,02

that Now ghoul those el. as.

CIII thes nolo unto A get to

Apia tomorrow afternoon

What do too mean by that te

petrels Rills Thompson mine

ed no words and P:112.bere

piled•-it Ma} be rough all the was tin *es to repent it He coiled

bon., .1. am" to Lo,, ev.,1 g tea sabotage Ms ratite min tt

rev, whIle ' rang at it , neceseary• • •

(town mere I Knot,: eh. bitches

t, it. I *Nor those mate. *wit) ..vao sae

•no shipshape those ;The 01co prise,' to rim, Suet re oil

Man' What inn *ant- Weis Haneon ir tne common • loaf

well ter me man tee 1M10011 (era II. tn eat. ereton. .nds

you And whit, no you say eaten &wetting. 'n .y were no

?titre Hose telt hun It • my wine! than • ne ow to What MIN

fault tot lying you op eve t was ali

Mimi niece senora COMMIP nose mature a geese di& Of

Hilt loll tNiptatt Belem P A-'1"" allI II du if eight • All%• fin those damn plates Rills gralduct. aloe! In',,',the

taco ma' III,...on ist, LekSo wingSpark. Morgan twelve° • I et, um Vide+ his unite When

nimule ate) 'Picker, •he ute ,me sea. ready It, sow aim

Siff•nof ..1.1 hold'', Mr, f11•414.1 the hoof was g floor fte •2 tie,,,

..put nt ;thin She s tor s forget

;n• from l'i""tton eightY mile, null mid neen over e year

to the eoutrosew of us Ss), In.' ago. and sine* then the ole seanufricane is ITIOVI eouttierue

Eilimerg fingered fits is.ari

Hen Sparks rame the adman

too ask net In plot the .UW171

111441411. Dearing m mmo were

40tt the equator, not above

- Our barometer nat dripped on

v ten ntindredtru of az Mar

so you figure it tie iatigried

Imagine that I'D net there

'iretot of Peri fares aboard

'net Limey a halt nour from

ow 'Somehow. It wasn't at all

.0 Hennipushed a weakice Are wefrom those banasked

KlIsherre eyes seemed to ice

--ver "Who told you we rhIpped

bad plates' They're old. and

-limy ',Milt the? rivet Or

two. but s tbey'll noM " Seeing

Hoes topping tbe nort orkige

laddey'. ne said. "You get the

. the Doubted*, • Co. level. Copyright et 19161

M ot giiii tie

grin up for no-

iri aniplates. Orr. he

PIPV011M10fts ON minute-

And to make sure toe's could

o I pit dr a storm on Inc old

rade I and cause Knapp to

charige course ana put nit ,nto

Apia ;or, iate' to m-et neat

roe wouin snort out one tI tlW

rade, rules and there wear' or

Jug nun in nos roundaboUt way

et doing things runben the be

• a green aft nun /,,,,.ceo

wit-confidence anti initiative

into play. and .Juignt nun now

to leai with thus/dons and peo-

ple.

Row knew he had a long way

to (Ti yet, out mere %Valt no de-

nying_ the, he rum rnme a tong

stay uncles the captain s benev.

mem nark And bark he did.

Ite now

"You're exactly four minutes

And forty *condi. tate, dr.

floss Eh. eyes boren Into the

sockets _ot the voting officer.

though the. trainee.* left ma

voter I.e ne asked •How's the

satior dome. Harrinon 7"

"Fine, sir. Theitiki. to Mr,

English." '

'Then poor yournelf a drink."

sir. Can I fix you

one

"Never touch the shift You.

Tony, get the latest from

Sparks."

A minute later. Sierra re-

ported the _message from the

British freightet an Tow-

or moo "Spark. said he lust

i gave Inc message to Mr Ells-

'berg

-Who D report- it to me short-

iy I'm sore Knapp said He

rubisk ma chin ann darted

fieree ranee* at each cot rota

three officers AS ellente length

ened it neernen that me was

ren;ctilig wram into a storm

sinter, rip rment let loose any

moment WItil Wh,44. low tUry

Since they mid no was J11

knowing that flit AIL` tigittiflY

the same at ma lie wit:. hint

.eit they net arm-

ing rhem.elves tot hi- ennion

of tnern 13-1 ex to -0 then,

when he sloe wItti no [raw of

anger in "UP 4•01C12

Triage damn plate& Twenty

I entry old Salt water ant'

wasrage They rah it In.- ta

tigue.M metal It beean to tel

on iti :xi when we nit thrd

morn weatnet a he day. ou;

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PAGE EIGHT THE LEDGER & TIMES - MCRRAY, RENTDDRY

Denny McLain Suffers SetbackSince Mid-Season Classic

By JEFF MEYERSUPI Sport" Writer

Denny McLain vnll rernemter asetback in the clubhouse longerthan his shim-breaking 15th vie-tgwy on the mound.The 22-year-oLd Detinat right-

Forer hasn'• been effective sincecutstandmg performance aa the

.car, l-coernie starter et the AN-r game Bniistung a 13-4 record

the mid season thane. Me-has managed only two wore

Victories bale Mopping seven de-*OMTouchy and irritable bemuse nt

failure to win McLain said a

BASEBALLFRIDAY AUGUST 26, 1966

'1 Jim Bunning Beats Pirates, Gains Personal'Triumph Over Walker For 4th Time This Year

By FRED MeMANE muuwe to beat him on.ce 3.1 back il ontiainnetsbeir,r. Id the Idle San Franclaco

W. L. Pet Gli Quw444...

Wjaltler•e

Dunningiiit oni. hilluninagi"'W'

seeHaiffyin as t(tc,enincelJutInhteeest.lon4.thly

' ninth inning scored Don Kessinger

UPI Sports Writer

eoChicsgother INTaIlCii°nalbs eLecigaged I pitch with the bases loaded in the

Relief pitoher Bill Hepler's wildNational League

difficult to read as the - Alexandria' , the New York Mete 3-2.

In Amenceri League action. Hos-, With the winning run as the CubsThe Philadelphia Pinnies' right- ton wok bc411 inda a a 6Dublehestd- edged the Mets in the final inninghomier beat the Pittsburgh Pirates er from Kansas City 8-6 and 4-1; for the second straight dayfor the fourth time tha. year Ilium Conform& beat New York 5-1; Bal- ; Keestnger and. Glenn Beckegtday night as he scattered rightlittertnnme Ittlifed 'Cleveland 4,-3 Th. 11 !opened the ninth with sMitles offfor • 4-1 victory. but his satiable- innings and Detroit blanked Ctil- Metier erwl after Billy WilliamsBoa cune mostly from scoring anon rag° 8-0 Popped out, Ron Sento was walkedthcr gnrsonal triumph over Walker. Run Sensing doubles in the Mtn- I to Ell the hese. fielger's seenndthe Pirates' outagionen manager, •h inning by DS* Groat and Jack- ', pitch to Ernie Hanks was in the"I ettloY thahne Pittranugh be ie Brandt provided Winning with

cause I enjoy beating Harry Walk-er - Running said after the Phil.

ellellial.7 oltdi The prayeni run It - enabled tne league 'ending Orioles.

'Be thinks he wrote the boot onlatting and I like to beat him.",

Les had knoclied the Pirates out offirst place in the Natinnal League

Burut.ne v.-..ts rem.nded that since

WM Tige.-s and his worth reach- in 19 deebigns. M s. 4 Pittsburgh 1, night

es athings he shouldn't_ have s. Joel Roden. who bcat ha. 13th gime i , '

881191affer ?rent First! Incense, PIM alb' toses-ioaded WW1 1 °f1.,,n_ni runes .'t'llethaed-libLein sad -this hes got to be with none out in the llth •Dmitma 1 8"`'''Y's rrebable 14tehers

Starting - These EDT

saw caned a an-blouse !fleeing to snap a three game icsng atireak- 121.e.14e-- " - Cenc.-nnon - lig atkrned elgtl• !ilia TrIttreglaV0.-p 5_4 or Burg a-e in O'Toole' night and 11 In ha last oudngÌ min to make this clear " Skein Hatunnre trailed 3-2 In die birth

,11no rmaitieo - 75 52 .591 -Wrigira. gliding a lead off tin., tPlidebiirgh — 74 52 .5s7 %

Make *ad an infield safety to

his to tea Barry the r°urth Amelia — 72 53 576 2nowegaokk Be -539 AllaJerry An in the eighth. stem*

see City 84 and 4-1In the only two National Lear*

games adsedulei, PhJadel/MAknodted Altklairgh nut of MIK PinceOP IMMO, 4.1. and Miami nippedBait Boa 52.

ht. Laub 4111 61 516 9%out nine and benefitted from thearcinsesel — 61 65 484 13%twIttrilif of Dick lilicAukffe

eantag 50 66 472 The Detroit alaccIrrop slammed a 15Houston 5.6 70 444 lit%flirter= homer, nallected two othc.•

hila sod moored three runs Al Ks Niw

Yart — 56 72 439 1914

dos Dom in • pmer of runs with -"ellg° -4481 352 )1)Thursday's Itetadtea neigh in the second sines* elf I

111%.41‘.

thatelhebeK Tim running the chibt- but Curt Bleary led off with hn - 06 9 Pm.ilesenne Friendly 'lath homer of the season. Stu Mal- Plt 441214 44 EIL Lathe - Per'

&Res censuring MeLso^. ter his ler hurled fote hitlen ,untngs in " rre" 4-8 V& AMIP:2"n 12'10 9 P.M.Illpouts. akatif and Ids prise pitch- .relbef amearast Cleveland in raisin,/ ' L a Angeles at San Prtna/M0--IE .Rmrhut 20-7 vs Hnhn 7-8. 11 pm.talked thhom out. The clubhouse Ws slate to 8-2

willed 341LAin awn tie i Means Six- Hitter . New Ycct at Alante - 2/e-

ver7 Maw. with NNWre, even rottnieend for bullpen Minklid die Angels to win their , P.m •

mbitgr. frcAn New Tait ai4 ' -Clikell°. it lictilb:41 - Robertal'. ,'Irott dont Issee to wears soy Sheep a series from the ramie roc. " vii- °Mel 13-10 or ZleeherYpore about Denny.- the eldlque the first time in their stisyser hi- i 4-1. 848 pmrid -Re likes to win too hide tory Brunet. sinnog his RIM genie Saturday's Games

McLain nesponded to Wolff's tote In a inon:h =proved his record ‘o New York at MAinte, needof confidence by minim; the obi 124 Ja. Johr-r,ne and Jail Pre. Prt:a at Cheat. 2, day-night

white sex to nee, um Thum gam er-J-,. drum trate two rang- for--313999091141 et lit-Letrilt3' nialht tn leading the Tigers to the Angeles and Jc se Cardenal col- chir2Ito 24 H7-710.771, :1 eft8-1,' rictrcy 18.claki. wirirrms his WSW three hits Los Angeles at San Franceseo

tgenie cram blIsrikag Ctgo

pefour hits Aug 2. improved his AS ?o -, Germ Stott and pitch

to 16-11. ler Dermas Bennett wain-peal home Asableas Learn.

W L. Pet.• GB"I tokl somebackv rd win,H games • It" faf Bag" In the opener1.°Y.3 allbagle. — 81 45 643 -pis

season: McLain mid after the tle°-'‘In hae In .'tte hIrt121 salWed Deliblt - - 99 55 552 MS,

room ..Itit I've rot only 15 richt la 114 tie and banded former Kan- orecongt - — eg 80 531 14'

rand 1 dont even have 11 startsTM not onracentnatiret on win-

ning No. 16 now -

oeuree arunecs poshimi Grow 2-5 rs Johnson 9-8. 9 05

Me ally hurler John Wyatt with ningnagge. 6'?z23his Med triumph in nine decisions- Cakes° 46 (12 516Xs the rughexap. Kink Plartier cuseorres 64 63 604,

mins Ms Dos AL gum. toning an tengninotan 58 T3 443Other Al Achim eight hitter. 'Tony Conn La no h .t New non, 56 72 438

Elsewhere. Baltimore Ended Clew- a bammun homer and George Thom- pr.anigm peg 56 73 414=4-3 m 11 tnntngs Caltfornia beitributed • tworun singie _ 76 424

Now York 6.1 and Boston Mann, the Reimer CInctrirsraz and • Thursday's Reswiterelic a doubleheader from Kan- Atla-..a pif/rd-er &MOO II Kan City 45, lat

Boston 4 Kan City 1, TodOnnforde 5 Now York 1Ben 4 Cleve 3. 11

Was.rIT

. alightDetroit 3 Chicago 0, MedOrf v runes wheekiled.

Friday's Probable PlembsraStarting nines EDT

Karma city at Chlifornta -13127v2n 1-3 se. Oakes 1-1 11 p.m.Boston at banininort - Stange

6-7 vs Miller 3-7 11 0.m.Detroit at New Tort - Wilson

15-I1 vs Downing ,S-f- 11Minnesota at Chicago - We-

nt* 2-1.2 vs_ Peters 10-9 9 p.m* '64 TEMPEST Cuslim S-Dese. Ctevelind at Wiecruton - Hu-

v- Szar.clard 3 ft T. in 10-7 vs MeOccraidt 7-11 506P m

* '61 eLPSNIC31112 So!vet 1111 4-Door. Saturdays Games

* I OL SM 57LE Sorer Si Sta -idn• 1:*1 S' et a,

* '55 It -cM01111..F. 4-11cer

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against the Pirates, perhaps hedidn't hold the Bum in such com-plete check after all

Runs Coast--ItiTy got one run bast time."

Bunning quickly replied -Hits loc.!'caeca a thing union they scorerune They got one min like Mei,did tonight Eleven lute, Mint Mbwhat's the difference? It's the hetithat make runs that count."That k where the Pirates, have

been dencilent in the r efforts a.whist atteedra. In his four vic-tories over them, the Pirates havemanaged crin• five runs They did

ANNOUNCE SIGNINGS,.

iet - Oldaguth.aiuored the signing Tueo

-day of Barry Clemson. dralked Inasthe Now York =dem end BobBoomer, obtained tram the Los At.gales Lakeca, to 188547 National

Assoehtios 001011111611., The Bulls, the' dimort:entry. also macrame(' Ihe aim of' 003 season hetes. fourth liDdiastIs the NBA.

RECTOR TRADED

GRZE4 BAY CPI - Rookie half-halt Ron Rector of the Green BayFishers 103 traded to die Wadi-Orton Redskins Tuesday kir anL.ncleclosed high "arnft cheek*Rector win) played his otalliorlaas

too-tall at Northwestern Ten thePeckers' ninth draft choke.

an tne nine he needed as he notch-ed his 14th notary against nine de-nat. Southpaw Bob Veale suffer-, I the setback

Scare legumes!, Ron

tannin-. also drove in an insurencer-,:n in the sixth inning with a singleml Tme Taylors stela of home in*ho troth completed the scoring

Pittsburgh's only run came in the:eventh when Donn Ciendenonled anti morel on Bill Materookinbad heti triple. The loss dropped thePirtItes into second place. one-half

ROCKET WARNING

HASH/NOTCH HI - Ainateurrerketleundiers take heed •Therocket you fire may viMate goy-ernrnent rev/Nations.Ths Pecloot Avialgois Agency Li-

med a -Miteenent INiesday recall-ing that Mac! Pzirers are pro-inbited In air spice it contion.linings within 5 miles of an air-pert. into clouds, or within 1,500feet of ant They person or pennertydeo are forbidden. it said

LANG PROMOTED

TOKYO CPI - Oommunist ChinaWednesday confirmed the promo-tion of Song Shen( a vetemn partyoffietal. to full membership in theConsaunht ;Minium He had beenan alternate member of the pollcy•smoking body.

tang's promotion eras the highestofficiallly confirmed so far in thecurrent Chinese purgeKane. 83. was a member of the

porbtburo from 1938 to 1966 but weedemoted in a reoreaussaUon onSept 38, 1956

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tor ningrin to toni around with any rnOrs

tin and bounded to the backstop,idlowmg KessInger to score easilywith the deciding runCurt Simmons. who came on in

relief of Pera;uson Jenkins in theninth, nicked up the win. John Hoc-cabella and Byron Browne hit homerune for the Cube whip Larry D.Oct bantered for the Meta.

Commission AddsLand For Hunt;ngOf Quail. Rabbit

FRANKFORT. Ky. Aug 27 ec-lull Purchase of 4,409 acres ofland tat stCanety 5.000 acree

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pBrecitinrisige ndliantin. a,443voxLm

County, arm extension of the quailand rabbit hunting season by 18

Pleh and Wildlife Realotirces

today.

dela IslishIlishted action of the Fishand Wildlife Resources CommtmtonIn reasibir qaarteriy meeting at the

Oftitee

7'he qquell axd TrIbIt an end-ing date was extended to January31 after survey by nisi mail car-riers Indinated an increase In bothgiblet The opening este Previous-ly had been set for November 17.The bag and posiameen limits re-nasal the Mine ala kit lime season.with eight- rabbits par eor apossession limit of IS, and IS quailper day but with 20 In pomeaeloneher two or more days of huts'.-

Two tracts of land were ordered!puretwised on Camp .Breckinnidee,A total of 3500 aorta will be ate-,chased for $109000 and anotherleant at ON acres will net 000This is me-he if of the appraisedvaluation of the land as determined

j by the Omen.' Services Amin-ration. Already the Depa mein

-1*. been Oven. ono free. 900 acreson this area. The larger nun Iles

• to the scrath.of Highway 54 and thesnaller trial I. on the oppoelh aide

°Ito theopenTadte threlliacreeiNDIP."1"M a -letibbellilljahinting area.Another truce. ememebener about

5.000 acres ,n the norlibient sectionof Hardin County, was ordered pur-etsoard a. rnOneY 1,1 available, forwe as a pubhc hunting area Centof this tract Is unrietemuned TheDepartment Mans to obtain sp.preload of the tracts as rapidly esursible. after which opt.cn con'recto would be F.:vied where feas-ibleThe Ornmarton also approved

the nnening of 74 counties for cmdeer huritir.g and 78 counties forthe archery season

I Thirty-six oounUes. mostly in thewestern half of the Mate, wereopened for either sex horating inbe gun season and 28 counties,mostly in the eastern part of thestate will be open for the full fleechym of the gun season with • theetcnin :on of Knox County whichwill tavae • ..tie-chy Newsom of No-vember 12 rive newly opened coun-t:Fs in the western section will haveu crie-dev seaacn, for either sex. onNcvernDer 12. The states-1de deerwarm opens on November 9 andextend. through November 13 Theaphery on, In all muntles opento crin hunter. plus Henry. Owen,Woodford anti Anderson and forenter sex den, rurn throughout th"mnoth.. of October and Derry

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