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IR OUR 84th YEAR MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 ) United Press International Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, December 9, 1963 Vol. LXXXIV No. 290 If Dad's embrace is !insive, tell him see cheek. There are ris‘ i a family affair. ,

IAL TO KAREN*. He swell" boy - With • . Ask him to return RANKFORT READIES FOR NAUGURATION Larry Jones At • • • Shelby McCallum Of Benton Walter Steely Camp Lejeune, N.C. Parade At 10:00 O'clock To ur mind? Far a per- rid a sell-addressed, Become Speaker Of House Passes Open Day Long Festivities May Away V1FQUES ER T 0 uppe to Abby. Box ISLAND, P U ells. Calif. RICO iFHTNC) -- Marine Private First • • • 0 By CAROIJE MARTIN CynthiJna attorney: Fred Morten, Class Larry Jones, son of. Mr By CAROLF MARTIN held in the governor's conference agent, and Yesterday and Mrs. L. V. Jones of Route 5, room at the Capitol. Press International 48. Paducah insurance United United Press International Dr. Mitchell B. Denham, 51, a Murray. Ky., is serving with the Four inaugural balls will be stag- one FRANKFORT, Ky. les - State e letters? Send Flaealion Lenders Team of the at the Capi- Rep Shelby McCallum, 45, Benton, Maysv.lbe physician. FRANKFORT, Ky. UP1.I - Ken- ed in the evening. One Box 3365. Beverly Sesond Marine Division Le- the Stagg Club- a busnies associate and close per- Camp tucky's largest inaugural parade tol. and others at Logical Choke Walter steely. age 91. died Sunday N. C. Armory and Abby's new booklet, sonal friend of Gov -elect Edward containing more than 160 units will house, National Guard Speculation as to LOWMall'S suc- at 2:30 p m at his home on Hazel The team is currently JTE LETTERS FOR T. Breathitt appears to have the participat- move th:augh this state capital Veterans of Foreign Wars Club- cessor was a chief topic of conserva- Route Two. ing in amphibious lending exercises NS". inside truck for the job of speaker city Tuesday in advance of the in- house. tion during the, special session. Sev- at Vieques Island, Puerto Rico. plans to appear at all of the. House during the 1964 Gen- The deceased is survived by two auguration of Edward T Breathitt Breathitt eral sources consider McCallum, a During a tecent exercise the team erailasembly daughters. Miss Reble Steely of as the commonwealth's 47th gover- of them. radio station executive, as the logi- landed on the Vieques beach and new governor, who hails from But three young attorneys, who Hazel Route Two and Mrs Mettle nor. The cal choke. He is a partner with within a few hose. had conipletely will succeed Beet • &ill be serving their second terms Lee Buster of Ferndale. Mich one It is "is first in, a series of day- ilopkinsville, Breathitt in ownership of a Ft. established a beachead, including chief In the House next year, quite openly son. Aubrey Steely of Murray Route long vents highlighting the in- Combs as the commonwealth's Campbell station vellecies and equipment. recently purchased were advancing their candidacy dur- Four: six grandchildren augurs tivities which sill be nap- executive. Combs But some observers feel the re- visited during the thre*- and announced leg the past special session which gPort,, ped Meade' night with the inaug- a home in Lexington lationship betweeit the two is "too Funeral service's will mlenh exercise will be St. Thomas. into private law closed last week At least two others Rabbi James A. Wax be held at Gov.-elect Ned Breathitt ural intentions of going close." However, others claim this the eaten Plain Church in ,the Virgin Islands. Sam Juan. were also being mentioned. of Christ. BrcL" asIi is the first Christian practice. is exactly what makes it logical for Tuesday at 10:30 a. Fertrto Rico; and Kingston, Ja- the weekend there House Speaker Harry King Low- m. with Bro. County eative to become governor However, over McCallum to get the nod. Jay Lock.hart officiating !eerie aught accept a num, 50. Ashland. who had presid- and he is the 35th lawyer elected to was a report he But a geographical problem may abbi Speaker Dr. Sparks Gets at the Uni- in 1960 and 1962 news- temprury professorship ed oier the House McCallum. !Settee pallbearers will the post Six soldiers, two swing support away from be Gene versity of Messachusetts to teach vies defeated in his bid for re-elec- Steely. Leave Of Absence papermen, a farmer, a surveyor. a Rep R. P Moloney. the House Dem- Walter Lee Steely. Howard politics and tion this fall. Inaugural Program - etene mason and a physician also on part-time basis ocratic leader, said. "The next Steely'. Dan Steely. Wayne Darnell. McCallum. those whose On The Dr. Harry M. Sparks head of the state's chief government ender a Ford Founda- Beedee Campus have saved as the speaker will not come from Western and Herbert Alton. grandsons and Sit For Tomorrow ovtitiw, were being offered as Low- Murray State College Education and executive tion program. • Kentucky" Moloney reportedly fa- grandsons-in-law, man's successor included Reps Rich- lesyshology department, has been Announcement Later vors Seinford. a.m. ard Frymire. 32. a Madisonville at- On Wednesday Burial will be in the Green Plain liIRANKPORT. Ky 1:?1 -. Here granted a leave of absence by the Parade at 10 A formal announcement on this Both Breathitt and Lt. Gov.-elect 10 a.m. and toiney: Julian Carroll. 32. Padu- cemetery with the Miller Funeral is he inaugural program for Tues- Ccllege Board of Regents during Dr. The parade opens at matter is expected later in the Harry Lee Waterfield are from are sche- cah attorney: John Swinford, 31. Home of Hazet in charge of the ar- j de*. Sparks' term as • tate superintend- the inaugural ceremonies week. western Kentucky So is McCallum rangements I p. in. - Presiding. former Gov. ent of public instruction duled on the Capitol steps, at 1 p.m. The parade will move east on --and for that matter, so are Fry- Dr. (Rabbi) James A. Wax of Lawrence W. Wetheriay, Appointed by the board to serve Gov. Breathitt will hold his initial Main Street in Frankfort then a- Carroll and Morgan. Temple Israel in Memphis. Tenn- mire. Anthem by University press conference as the state's chief cross Memorial Bridge and south essee will be the guest speaker at a Natichal sa head of the department during band. executise at 4 pm. and from 7:30 on Capital Avenue to the Capitol None Injured On Wrong Side special meeting. on Wednesday. De- Kirksey Residents of Kentucky Dr. Sparks' ab., lice is Dr Don Whit- p.m. te 10 pin a reception will be and past a reviewing stand where Besides their youth. some observ- cember 11, at 7:00 p m. in the ball- Invocation by Rev. Marvin Hunter. Des In Pachwah Methodist Church, Hop------Breathitt. IA. Gov -elect Harry Lee ers contend that Swinford and Fry- room of the Student Union Build- mer. First Waterfield and other state officials In Accidents mire are out of the running because ing Lawsser. H eanders. age 86. life will see it. they -straddled the fence" during "My Old Kentucky Home." sung e • Sponsored by the Murray State long resident of Kirksee. died Sat- -the firs division will contain ths primary campaign in which College Religious Counce, Dr. Wax by Kentucky Stets College chorus. urday' at 4 p. tn. at the. Western Mayor James three high school bands from Hop- Breathitt defeated former Gove A. B. will speak on the topic "What We Welcome address by On Weekend BaetiO Hospital following a long W. Flynn Frankfort. keisville and Christian County - Chandler. Hive in Common." The public Is 81 Perish as Jet illness. Breathitt's home area. - - Carroll was a Breathitt supporter cordially invited to attend. Address. retiring Gov. Bert Combs. Sanders %iris a retired pairrter and Harry Lee Among the other units in the Several aecidents were reported earlier Morgan, serving his ninth Dr Wax studied at Missouri State Address, Lt Gov.-elect was secretary of the Kirksey Wood- parade will be the Murray State this morning to the Leciger di Times term, has been a floor leader and Teachers College and Washington We terf ield. men of the World Lodge for more Edward Brea- College. the University of Kentucky by the Murray Police Department. is rich in legislative experience. But University He did graduate work address. Gm; -elect than 50 years and was known as And Unisersay of Louisville bands, The accidents occurred on Friday he was a Chandler supporter. at the University of Chicago and th/h. In Air '%fr. Explodes Woodman." He was a meenber office National Guard wilts, special float, and Saturday. Denham is a darkhorse. He is received his M. A Degree from St inistration of oaths of of the to the Brea- Kirksey Methodiaft Church, '•iristian Circuit Judge Ira D. • - from county widget itgenizattelaii QUEEN for this A consrdered acceptable Louis University and his D. D De- - Saturday at 11 . 11 p m Thomas appears Mc- Survivors include his wife, Mrs Smith. end other groups. ament of Roses thitt organization if it gree from Tueculum College in 1052 By JOHN KADY passenger fatality rate since the refferson Morris of Murray Route Etta T. Sanders; two brothers. Den- Chen- The parade is expected to last two !eland. 19, Pasa- Callum should not be the choice. He was ordained at Hebrew Union eenediction, Rev John C. I beginning of the year stood at 0.09 • Three, driving a 1958 Pontiac. was nis Sanders of Benton and Glenn United Press International hours. College student. Formal caucus selections for College-Jewish Institute of Religion elite First Christian Church, Frank- Iper 100 million miles of flight - coining into Murray on Highway 94 Sanders of Detroit Mich.: a num- ELICTON, Mc! CPT. --- A Pan Am- Gov.-elect Edward T. Breathitt 5th annual New speaker and other key legislative In 1941. receiving his M. H. L. De- fort. a safety record exceeded ones by Police report said the driv- ber of nieces and nephews. Airways jet which eye- Senciey announced the appointment Day event. and the posts will be made next week at a gree 19-gun salute to new governor. erican World the 007 rate achieved in 1954. .er lost control of the car and hit at Kentucky Funeral services were held today witnessee said was hit by lightning if K..thereie Peden. Hopkinsvill. pre-legislative sessmn He has been spiritual leader of Clay Holland. a gas station owner the large Railroad electric stop and Park_ But the at 1:30 p m. at the Roth Funeral fell in flames last night. All 81 bruedcastang executive and nation- Dam village State Temple Israel in Memphis since on heavily traveled U. S. Route 40 go sign completely demolishing the the final say Chapel with Rev. Johnson Easley aboard perished. slly thown women's business leader, governor usually has 1946. near the site, said he saw Lou Stamps of Medi- and Bro. Connie Wyatt, both of High sped to the scene of crash ,e stete commerce conim.ssioner. sign. Betty Democrats are Murray Investigators and as in the past He is the author of "Isicior Bush- lightning hit the plane followed sonville Route Two, a passenger his choice. Kirksey. officiating. Burial was in the disaster, which happened at el.ss Peden, a former national CANS expected to adhere to Amesican Patrict and Abolitionist:" immediately by two explosions. In the car. and Morris were report- Oak Grove cemetery. 8:28 p m. (ROT) the exact moment president of the Business and Pro- The big question Breathitt must -The Jews of Memphis. 1865-1900; Pallbearers were Paul D. Jones, Robert T. ieregg. whose home was eiesional Women's Federation of the ed to have been injured, but ac- is who would be the most Roll at which the grim metallic voice of answer and co-author of "Our First Coun- Honor cording to the Murray Hospital speaker's Max B. Hurt. Baron Palmer. Hansel the pilot told the Philadelphia con- almost hit by the plunging wt, said _iuted States, will be the common- effective man to sit in the try"--41 history of Temple Israel. not admitted there. Ezell. Carl Usrey. and Mabra H. he brother saw 0 flash of lightnint stellate first a um an commerce 0 %hey were seat and get administration legisla- trol tower: Memphis. Travis. which he believed struck the plane the sometimes un- "We're going down in flames." commissioner. At 5:06 p. m. Saturday Chester nen passed in Dr. WaA is the receipient of the Is Released not What brought fiery death to the Other eyewitnesses who were She served as Breathitt's state Street. driv- wiekly House. " Distingotehed Citizenship Award for Ar thur Perry. 205 Pine 73 passengers and the crew of eight 90 positive of an actual lightning xonien's campaign chairman during for the 1956 presented by the Newspaper Christmas Meeting ine a 1962 Ford. stopped Principal Eli Alexander has an- on the giant Boeing 701, which had strike reported seeing flashes about primary and general elections stop at 12th and Guild of Memphis and ca-recipient foer-way sign Of PTA On 19th nounced the honor roll for the sec- just left Baltimore Friendship Air- the time of ths crash and there was this year of the Outstanding Citizens Award Main and his car Was hit in the weeks' at Murray alter a flight no doubt the Jet was-in or near an In announcing her appointment try of Foreign ond six period port for Philadelphia rear by Gerald Raze Allen of 1101 Sinatra for 1956 by the Veterans electrical storm. Two said the plane Frank The annual general Christmas High School. The following students from San Juan. P. R. was a my- Join his home here. the governor- 1962 Ford; Wars. rein who was driving a meeting of the Murray Parent- achieved the 2.50 or 'oetter standing stens But numerous eyewitnesses 'was -a ball of fire" before it hit _est called Miss Peden. sA caperile The rabbi is a member of the Ky. the Police said. Teacher's Association has been for recognition. insisted they saw lightning strike the ground and our woman told ....a tireless worker whose wealth Executive Boards of many organiza- Kidnapped changed to Thurale night. De- Seniors the plane or flash near it, followed reporters sit lookea like the sky was of contacts in the business world on Saturday at Jr. Another accident tions inceuding the Chickasaw Coun- cember 19 in the ssiaol Marion Bel 2.50; Beverly by at least one and possibly two falling apart." ill enable her to contribute signifi- Telephone :30 p. m. at North 4th and Veal- cil of the Boy Scouts of America; The program will eeg a at 7:: 0 'Brooks. etane Jewell, 2.75; mid-air explosions. Planes Are Protected cantly to Kentucky's economic prog- • 'hat Streets occurred a.s Mary Bur- the Merephis Adult Education Coun- 753-6234 -- Frank Mrs. John Bowker will present Greg PE h. fiS Patty Pasco. 2.50; Unsure Of Figures . The CAB's accident files contain re SS. keen Phillips of Dexter Route One, STATELINE, Nev cil; the Memphis Urban League and kidnaped at gun- members of the Neuss Departeient Kitty ..y. 2.ee: Are; Kay Sanders, =reline to Pan American the no previous case in which lightning James H. Nutter. commerce com- driving a 1956 Ford east on Walnut, Sinatra Jr. was the American Jewish Historical So- gambl- in -Song of Christmas" 0- :Se \',': . 2.60. jet San Juan with 143 persons. -itself has destroyed a modern metal eessioner in the present admin.'s- said she didn't see the 1955 Buick point from this Lake Tahoe ciety and is a member of the Board and police PTA President Mrs Howard Koe- Junlsrs disch ed 71 in Baltimore and airliner. Planes are protected from setion, will become asseeiate com- being driven north on 4th Street ing center Sunday night of Teustees of the Tennessee De- orders nen urges all members of Austin, Nancy Cowin, 2.80; Phyllis Flynn. then t ff for Philadelphia - bolts by tiny impregnated strips rniasionee. . w!sIsom ' by Rex Stone of Almo Route One, in two states issued arrest partment of Mental Health, to as Carter. Robertson and Murray High 280: Beverly Goode, 3e; Benjie the final d ion it never reach- on the wings and tail which. act as A native of Hoplunsville. Muss and palled, out in front of him, ac- naming two young desperados which he was appointed by the divisions to enjby this joint meet- Humphreys. 2.80; Trudy Lilly, 2.60! ed. tiny lightning rods. Odell was a schoolmate of Breath- cording to the Police report. Ex- suspects. Governor of Tenneasee. He also be- following ing. Ronnie Ragaiale. 275; Peggy Rob- However, the husba of Carmen Static discharge, however-caus- itt at Hoplaneville High School, tensive damage was said to have Young Sinatra. who was longs to the American Jewish Com- father ertson. 3.0; Phyllis Jane Saxon. 2.80: Davila, one of the vict said at ed by an aircraft enterine the elec- where she *as voted "Most Likely been to both cars, but no injuries in the footsteps of his famous mittee and the Central Conference his ;Mary Kathryn Youngerman. 3.0. the airport in Philadelphia that his trical field of a charged cloud or by to Succeed.- by her classmates. were reported. as a singer. was forced from of American Rabbis. Harold Williams Is was Sophomores wife had their 48-day-old infant friction of particles like wet snow She Is vice president and station motel room shortly before he The rabbi lectures on college tp HP. Two accidents were reported on Carol Champion, 2.80: Judith with her. Pan American could nei- 'Jr rain-did cause on major air director of radio station . WHOP to perform at a plush - gambling campuses under the auspices of the Junior Angus Member Friday. The first happened when Hargis. 3.0, Rita Hurd, 2.60: Shirley ther confirm nor deny this saying disaster. a TWA Constellation which here. and partner in radio station casino. Jewish Chautauqua Society, an or- Marvin Hill of Murray Route Four Harold Williams. 14, Murray, has Lyons, 2.80: Malawi McDaniel, 2.60; that they had such listing blew up near Milan. Italy, in 1950. WNVL: Nwholasville. A young musician who was with ganization which creates better un- was going ease on Sycamore and been granted a junior membership Mary Jo Oakley, 3.0: Mary 'Keys While the big four-engine jet was The Italian government's investiga- She is the only %omen ever elect- Sinatra was bound and gagged and derstanding of Jews and Judaism turned left into South FourtieStreet. in the American Angus Association Resell. 2.60; Max Russell, 2.60; en route northward. the FAA air tion desciceed that static discharge ed to the executive committee of warned by the gunmen. "Don't move through education. failed and the truck Stranak, ordered it fumes in an the Kentucky Broadcasters Associa- His brakes for 10 minutes if you want to see at St Joseph. Missouri. announces Vicki Spiceland. 2.60: Lynn traffic control center • ignited a residue of down six highway posts . • Steve West, holding pattern over wing fuel tank, Neither tion tKBA). knocked the kid again." Frank Richards, secretary. 3.0: Eddie West. 3.0; into a circling empty sign, the police report the final discharge is During a two-year period as press 1 and one stop The FBI identified the two sus- Special Programs His new junior membership, is- 260. New Castle. Del., to await [ lightning nor static Freshmen clearance it never re- to be able to Ignite fuel ',dent of the Women's Bu.siness and showed. pects in the kidnaping as Jaseph J. Planned By Church sued during November. enables him approach supposed Keating, 21. to register his purebred Angus at Nancy Baker, 3.0: Melanie Boyd. ceived. Professional W o in en's Federation, Friday at 4:50 p. m. E. B. Brand- Sorce. 23, and Thomas with a sawed-off regular membership rates and en- 3.0; Steve Brown, 2.75: Ann Dunne- The jet fell in a cornfield near I The CAB undoubtedly will draw she visited each of the 50 states and doe drivinit a 1963 Chevrolet pickup. They were armed -Crown Him Lord of All" is the -caliber pistol and titles him to the privatizes of the way. 2.60: Ann Griffin, 2.60: Sylvia the Maryland-Delaware state line, on the evidence nom that 1960 27 foreign countries. -i(tempted to pass the 1954 Chevro- shotgun and a .45 theme of the special programs plan- extrernenly dan- Association until he reaches the age Hale, 3.0: Alice Heck. 2.50: Russell missing a suburban home. by 100 • crash in its press. of Sunday night's The youngest %%Oman ever eleceed let pickup being driven by Billy were described as - ned by all Woman's Missionary So- of 21. At that time he will be eli- Howard, 2.56; Beverly Jones, 2.60: feet. Part of the wreckage dug a !disaster, The Pan American plane to heal the federation, she"-Wiw Wayne Wells of Earlington as Wells gerous." cieties of the various Baptist from gible to convert to a lifetime mem- Dan Miller. 3.0; Roger Melton. 2.78; shell-like crater 15 feet wide and was cn the last short leg of its holds an international office' as started to turn left off Highway 641 Sorce and Keating escaped Churches in Galloway County dur- in Cali- bership in the Association. Laura Moss, 3.0; Theressa Resig, six feet deep in a two-lane ma- :scheduled trip arid one or more ol membership chairman. • int.:, Peggy Arui Drive. Police said Douel vocational institution ing this week. Wanted Harold was one of 222 young 2.80; Linda Ryan, 2.60. cadam road next to the cornfield. its tanks may have been empty She ass a member of the late Br anclon said he didn't see Wells fornia last Oct. 26 and are This week is designated as a connection with people in the United States to re- 8th Grade The U. S Weather Bureau said a execpt for a trace of fumes. President Kennedy's Commission on give a left turn signal and Wells for questioning in special time for prayer and study last ceive junior memberships last Beth Blankenship, 2.56; Jan Coop- thunderstorm accompanied by the Status of Women, and was pres- he thought he did give a two California bank robberies for the work of the foreign mis- said month er. 2.99. Linda Darnell. 2.89; Steve lightning, thunder and heavy rain ent :it the White House when the to turn. Brandon hit the month. sions The various erotism will be THREE GRASS FIRES signal Hamrick. 2.80; Ada Sue Hutson, swept the Wilmington. Del., area two-seur report was Well's truck in the rear end with meeting in the churches and the 2.89; Dwight Moody, 2.75: Susan shortly after the crash. -- eresemed Co the late Chief Execu- the right front fender of truck. hot es to study the, programs in the Instruction Meet Jerry Shroat At Nance, 2.119, Beverly Paschall, 2.67; CAB Investigating ans- tive. Royal Service magazine or other The Murray Fire Department Held By KiWanis Steve Smith, 2.78; John Smother- The Civil Aeronautics Board CAB wered calls on aft- In le60 she was appointed to a ,OCS Fort Eustis, Virginia Bible studies. three Saturday man, 2.80; Davit Wall, 2.56; Lynn took over the investigation, aided four-year term as the only woman During this week the Lottie Moon ernoon They were all grass fires as Officers elect of the Murray Ki- Whayne. 2.89; Linda Willoughby, by representatives of the airline. on the five-member staterePersontiel FORT EUSTIS, Va. ATITNC) - Christ-mas offering will be taken follows: 1:10 p m.. 905 Sycamore: Weather wants Club attended an officers' 2 75. Boeing Co.. the Federal Aviation 1513 and 2:56 Loard to esteblish and administer Army 2d Lt. Jerry T. Shroat, son In the churches This offering is 2 p. m.. Sycamore: Instruction meeting yesterday aft- 7th Grade Agency FF'A and the Air Line Pilots Kentucky's first Merit System for of Mr. and Mrs John H.' Shnotte used for work 'in the foreign mission p. m., 16th and Olive Streets. _ 20c Report ernoon. at Princeton, Ky. Cynthia Alexander, 2.60: Guy Bat- Association. FBI agents also were , state employes. She resigned last Murray, Ky., was assigned in mid- field and is named for Miss Lottie The epimi. ting was held at the tle, 2.60: John Belote, 2.60; Charles present to aid in victim identifica- year to participate in the Breathitt Untied Press internation•t Ncneenber to the 4th Transportation Moores who was a missionary to Princefon Country Club and at- Heck. 2.60: Wayne Henry. 2.50i Ricki tion as well as investigating any campoign. Command at Fort Eustis, Va. China. The goal for this year for tended by- officers of the First Dis- Hodges, 2.80: Bill Pasco, 2.60; John possibility of sabotage. --- Westeni and south-central Ken- Lieutenant Shroat, a platoon lead- the Southern Baptist wciirien is e11,- trict of Kentucky-Tennessee Kt-. Quertermouss 3.0: Esabelle Ray But weather, not sabotage, ap- le° MEET TUESDAY tucky - Considerable cloudiness, er in the oonanande 150th Boat 850.000. . -. Jan Reagan, 2.56; Kathy Row- peared to offer the moat obvious rather windy and cold with a few Battalion, entered the Army in Sep- wards International. 280: Kiwanis members attend- lett, 3.0: Don Shelton, 2.80; Gary clues to the crash which ruined I The Murray Monufacturing Wives *snow flurries today. High in the tember 1963. WOODMEN MEF.TING Local Scott. Maurice Chris- Taylor. 2.60: Robert Taylor, 3.0; what was shaping up as the sec- Club era have a dinner meeting at • mid to upper 30s. Partial clearing The lieutenant is a 1950 graduate ing were Arlie will Bob Jones, President, Jennifer Trotter, 2.67: Judy Wahl, ond safest year in the history of 56/6/6-ilgel 2 the Triangle Inn on Tuesday. De- and colder tonight. Low In the low of Murray College High School and The Hazel Woodnwn Camp topher. and ,4:e the and Treasurer respect- 2.56: Michael Ward, 2.60; Greg the nation's scheduled airlines. cember 10. at 6 p.m. Gifts will be to mid 20s. Tuesday partly cloudy a 1963 graduate of Murray State have a business meeting at Secretary eat team-44 Sunday the College. Woodmen Hall tonight at 7:00 p m. ively. Wilson, 2.60. Until night's disaster, exchanged. C-smionsiSiiis and wanner.

0 , MONDAY — DECEMBER 9. 1963 PAGE TWO T E LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY • Statement Is Made DON'T GET UP NIGHT'S ft takes Just :toe amid 11.it hours to start THE LEDGER Et. TIMES 'Balanced By Senator Morton Oyf 11.011C) Inset 0 aso drug PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc- aloe.. Whe,, fau.4104611 kIdac, ili•ordera Of Senate erase 'en's' ay nIaltl•. wow') .11 0, bum - .2anisolaiiition of the Murray Ledger, The Calloa ay Tunes, and The • On Floor January lag. baekache. lei pales. dliolese.• Mies Hera,d, Octobee 20, la2a, and the West Kentuckian, kt•Tc. l-day tre•1011-01. Al'IS Ticket Seen 4,40)-10-i•k• Ill 1, 142. faal la lacresabe 44111.1 regulate p.••••Age. NOW Senator Thruston B. Morton made al Hallaad Wax ta•clasO• JABSES C. WILLIAMS PUBLISHER .the following statement on the floor We reseave the right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editar, For 1964 of the senate on Tuesday November opinion, are not for the best M- or Public Voice Items which, In our 28 FOR CORRECT ien'L ot our residers. • By LYLE C. WILSON Mr. President, something desper- WALLACE WITMER CO., 1500 TIME and NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: Press ately needs to be said in defense of Memphis, Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., New York. N. United International &Liaison Ave., America et this terrible time when TEMPERATURE Stephenson Bldg., Detroit, Mich The balanced ticket. ea-called, is likely to make as appearance next a sense or sorrow too often becomes DAY OR NIGHT Entered at the Poet Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transraission as year in mesidential politics Bal- a sense of guilt. Second Class Matter. anced taliets are oki beat us the It was not a flaw in the American 63 FtATES. By Carrier In Murray, per week 20c, per great cites of the North' and East RiAL 75,30-„.16 SUBSCRIPTION or the American character customary in New York City system month 85e. In Calloway and adjoining counLes, per year, $4.50. aim- It is that struck down John Kennedy. polities. for example, to caseribute anert, $800. It was not the sin of a city or of its notninatioils for municipal office PEOPLES BANK/ citizens It was not a tragedy that "The Outstanding Civic Least at a Community is the religious and racial mi- among the stain of of tenially struck from some dark listagrity at its Newspaper' norities and majorities. This vielence on the American system or Murray. Ky. • a municipal ticket on produces In the American soul. And we do not MONDAY DECEMBER 9. 1963 represented Jews, Pro- which are serve the best interests of our na- testants. Catholics. Germans. Ital- • .1 * • , tion, of truth, or of the memory This is called a bal- •• ' ians. Negrees of a murdered President by letting anced ticket. wrongly placed recriminations over- • • • e 0 • are only two spota on a Quotes From The News There come the good sense ut this great presidential ticket It is being sug- Msgr. Francis By UNITED PRiSS INTERNATIONAL "SIGN FROM THE CHURCH" MADE HIM BE PRIEST- A nurse tries to make nation and its people. gested now that the Democrats comfortable in Mary bun ulate Hospital, Jamaica, N Y., where he wee WA.H.INGTON - President Johnson. explaining the re- X. Fitzgibbons may desire to balance their presi- fok en after suffering a savage beatieg about the head at the hands of Andrew Murphy, John Kennedy was struck down civilian employes of the Defense Depart- a es- cent reduction in dential ticket next year with 43. a locksmith and former mental patient. Patrolman Philip Joy holds Murphy by the by a Man whose mind had been ment: • thetic nominated to run for vice shirt, and also holds thesieng metal -itan fifsy Sailiphy admitted using. because "I had • warped by an alien violence, not by "We don't want to just be a tightwad . . but we do want president with President Jotuason sign from the church." The beating took .place in the basement of Christ the King Church. a native condition Dallas, in good • Newsweek remarked condition con- W see that money is prudently expended, and if Defense Sec- Fur example. Monsignor Fitzgibrons is in critical heart and a deeply troubled that the Democrats' most, critical science. of course regrets that it ter' Robert McNamara can effect a reduction of 25.000 ern- 1.964 decision would be on the vice had been recently the scene of a p., yes by the ceiling he has had, it will be helpful." choice be math.? Perhaps by beaome a segregated Job in presidential nonunation and add- balance and thereafter, who tl.e New thoroughly reprehensible reproach racial man York City. It has become a political ed: balance, further to placiag a little !unite of odd to another political leader. But that knows what tradition to nominate for that post 'NEW YORK - A veteran police officer conceding that a -Robert F Kennedy would have the already imperfect means oat. was bad Manners. It was not of the confuse Situation a Negro. There are a few jobs in detern-nned a:sassin coiTld have killed President Johnson here sentiment:0 attraction. Kennedy the presidents are nominated Strange same order, by any stretch of even by which the federal government that have despite elaborate security precautions: late President's brother is also a office. And if there is to ticket sy- a troubled imagination, as the vio- for that The all -'it balanced to be considered the preserve • Lai's Protestall- conic was `If someone had wanted to get the President, he could Catholic to balance be religious balance, shall Protest- Ot cm 'is likely to be accomoamed by lent felony that one who only of a member of a given race or of tiSt1L7 only lie con- an occasional resident of that city hail. done it . . . there is just too much to watch." ants and Catholics it ,triinee kind of racial segregation Advance Shriver a woman. American There Must Be An sidered or, for example, should Jews in political office. The office of and a stranger to the A colummat Rowland Evans The late President named An- heritage committed Nov. 'a, 1963. get their turn? And, it so. how would thorough president of Manhattan has NEW ORLEANS -- Delesseps Morrison, victor in a pre- and Hobert Novak advanced Sargent drew Hatcher as his assistant press liminary Democratic primary for governor, calling for a posi- Shrocr the late President's brother- secretary. Hatcher was the first America's greatness is what we Negro in that job. You many be sure are seeing now, as an entire nation EASIER WAY tiv4 campaign in the upcoming run-off: in-law as President Johneona cur- Os 'We don't at!aek anyone or indulge in personalities or rent choice for a 1964 running mate. that from now on there will be a mourns last President, rallies There is! But don't wait until Negro press secretary or assistant behind its new President and gets name-calling, back-biting, or mud-slinging. Louisiana has • The writers remarked that -for you need snowshoes to do the are s for many. many on with the business of freedom and would secretary job. ROMP had enough of this kind of negative polith-s." whatever it is worth, Shriner Fix yourself Imc-cost . :• Conte, freedom's cause Let us mourn the couple a northern Catholic with a to storm windows NOW' l'ick ap . I her, ble but let is mourn southern Protestant" on the 1964 event not a few II .re's F 4SLON Stoi as might a religion or a race get the 'SAIGON-. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge. on the pos51- ! presidential t icket for American soul --for that Window Kits and tack 'em up •_.tsanalehold- on a party's ticket soul is stout and lighted by truth batty of his running for the Republican presidential nomi- Ostiers. including notable Protest- while the tat-king's stIll easy. system could bring that natin in 1964, reportedly advocated in a Ilies.o.,tt• by former mentioned as likely about We 'lid faith. Let ,the blame be on him Each EtSI-ON Kit contains ants. are being just got rid of the D. prosidential noalt- Protestant who actually committed the crime clear plastic, mokling & nails. Pretident Dwinht Eisenhower: Democratic vice stranglehold on scattered emphasis on presidential tick- America must believe in itself now• EveryOung for a complete -I have not received any such message If I did receive nees But the ets We be balanced be- should too smart to get and behave as though it does. What storm window. Best of all such a mesaiige I would consider it and take a good hard A presidential ticket hooked that way ionim happened was not America's fault. only 390 at our lead a ui Owen Catholics and Protestants is. ertheless. significant and some- thing wholly new to presidential gaFf.MAXAWn NA NA MA M:A NA MA MA MiA-MANA Geographical balance long has been an accepted fact of U. S. Ten Years Ago Today politics.. Ledger a: Times File The art of presidential politics W. D. Shoemaker. Gas ion Thurman. Jr and H. W. "Stub" will oecome much more complex KARYN KUPCINET THREATS-Los 'Angeles ponce are invesU- FLOCKED TREES n.cssages given to them by Wilson were installed Monday night as new members of the and na ability to pick the right men gating these pasted•up threat **I diminished if actor Andy Prine, onetime boy friend of *slain actress Karyn Cut Council. Other members are Earl Littleton, Guy Bikling- is likely to be much ticket deadweights the KupcineL He said both found SUS cnt mit me 'sages pasted Iton and Burgess Parker. George Hart, who has served for 16 the balanced system. On their doors several months aria Then they each moved. yea's. is the mayor. After religious balance would conic On display now in our Greenhouse. Come and select Mrs. Billie McKee', who has been seriously ill. is improv- ing. at her home on the Benton Road. ;Quent Wilson. just after celebrating his golden wedding yours. We will deliver it when you want it. anaiversary,at his home on Sunday, went to Memphis as an op4rative patient and has been critically ill there since. • Masters 6f 4turay high School, West Kentucky Confer- ence Champlon football team, will give a dinner honoring thlm at Kenlake Ho•el Deeerr oer- IR SHIRLEY FLORIST MURRAY LOAN CO. 500 NO. 4th STREET (CLOSED SUNDAYS) MONEY HEADQUARTERS 506 W. Main Street-- Phone 753-2621 ArtiAMANAXAMANANANANANANANANAA'V.4.4iid:C:P.i.

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• BER 9, 1963 -- • NIC.)SL.)AY - UP NIGHTS' DECEMBER 9, 1963 TRE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY d3.1 hound to dliddl •••••••...... 1.A. AIM bark At any drug at k!due) diaordend ...am) flow , bun, SPORTS PARADE .4dtoo, dilasinem. 11-dr) I rfoldurni. Ai is By OSCAR FRALEY subtly pisam.die. ".101,1 It's the way any skipper would want k• UPI Sports Writer It. 4411) Navy And Texas Giants, NEW Steelers YORK ,eet - The year is I have to hope they play the not important. Only the spirit. Army-Navy football game this otrr Maybe you'll remember that in the weekend. Not because its a spectacle t CORRECT era following World War I they had or because I hope to see the Cadets in at Notre Dame a football player spring an upset. But because these IME and Cotton Bowl AMERICA'S M11 CRIPMP named George Gipp Clash •AftniRms who promised for Title kids deserve to play the game they- 4PERATURE to become one of the greatest of 've been looking toward all season. • NIGHT them all. Except that he was taken The bruises are there for all of OR By. JOE GERGEai eci gamble. After recovering an on- ill and died. us But let's wear them on the By NOILMAN MILLER Division title in the history of the l'nited Press International side kick following the score, Army An there came a day thereafter heart, not on the sleeve. United Press International franchise. i3-6363 -beaten but unbovied Southern drove to the two, but fell just short Nage We,- when Knute Rockne gathered a- Ed Brown gambled and won. So Lions I'poet Browns wed a aro to..0,,o.- Met )(list found a place in the sun of a sensational upset. round him at halftime a Notre next Sunday he and the Pittsburgh Actually, it was the Detroit Lions' Om.THif ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION and o more service academies- Pat Donnelly, the Middies' junior Dame team which was being beat- Steelers take on the New York Gi- 32-10 upset victory over the Cleve- Navy xl Air Force--gained expect- fullback, scored all three Navy TDB. WEEKEND SPORTS SUMMARY - BANK/ en by Army and told them of the ants in a winner-take-all showdown land Browns that made next Sun- S ed bo berths as a result of eater- The sailers now meet Texas on New "Gipper's" last request_ to become eligible for the National day's game in New York a winner- day's c ege football action. Year's Dey in Dallas, the site of by United Press International "Ole told me that, someday when Football League's $260,000 jackpot. take-all affair between the Steelers tr. Ky. 0 Navy, he nation's second ranked their only defeat of the season, a Saturday things were going bad, to have the The Steelers were desperate Sun- and Giants. The combination of READ THE LEDGER'S team, s ' ved a last-minute scare 32-28 loin to Southern Methodist, MELBOURNE, Australia -- Den- CLASSIFIEDS team win one for the Gipper," day. The clock showed less than five Detroit and Pittsburgh victories eh- from . to squeeze out a 21-15 Air Force quarterback Terry Is- nis Raisten of Bakersfield Calif., Rockne said to them. minutes to play and they trailed min.-tied the Browns and St. Lows victory an4 immediately accepted a aacson passed for one touchdown defeated Australia's Fred Stotts in Trounced the Army the Dallas Cowboys, 19-17. The Cardinals from the Eastern race. bid to playA op-ranked Texas in the and ran for another to lead the straight sets to win the Victorian Notre Dame went out and ground Steelers were on their own 16-yard Here is how it works out: Cotton Bo . The Air Force rallied Falcons over Colorado. But Isaacson men's singles tennis championship. Army into the ground. And, as a line on fourth down with 14 yards The Giants clobbered the Wash- to defeat lorado. 17-14 and earn fell just six points short of winning --- guy named Jack Chevigny, later to to go. It was now-or-else, Brown ington Redskins, 44-14, Sunday to a Gator Bowl Berth opposite North the national scoring crown, held PHILADELPHIA - Navy nipped die with the Marines at Iwo Jima, figured. emerge alone atop the Eastern Carolina. Jointly by Cosmo Iacavazzi of Prin- Army 21-15 for its fifth straight burst into the end zone with the The cagey 14-year old quarterback standings with a 10-3 record. Pitts- But the biggest surprise of the ceton and Dave Casinelli of Mem- victory in the annual service football winning score, he looked up into with 10 years of pro experience burgh, which has played three tit.s.. day was triggered by SMU. The phis State. classic and immediately accepted. a the heavens and yelled: dropped back in punt formation. In- is second with 7-3-3. alu.staings finished their season the The victory gave the Falcons a 7-3 bid to meet Texas in the Cotton "There's the one for you, Gip- stead of kicking, though,oBrown Since ties are not counted in com- V me way they opened it ...with a record and earned them their first Bowl. passed the ball to Red Mack for a puting the NFL standings, the win- loas. Baylor stung Southern Meth- bowl appearance since 1958, Ben Corny, maybe. And it is possible 42-yard gain. Six plays later, Theron ner of next Sunday's Giants-Steel- odist with a 20-6 victory to hand Martin's first year as head coach. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - Joey CHRISTMAS SALE that the "Rock," a master strategist, Sapp broke up the middle 24 yards ers game will wind up with the Hayden Fry's Mustangs a 404seii- SMU, whose chief claim to fame Giardeile captured the world mid- also was-guilty of a bit of -con." for a touchdown that gave the highest won - lost percentage and son,on. a record calcula to is back-to-back victoria< over Air dleweight boxing championship with But he taught them, as Chevigny Steelers a 24-19 win and kept their qualify for the championship layoff the eyeshardlyattract of bowl officials. Force and Navy, dropped its fifth an upset decision over Dick Tiger. AND WE ARE SANTA CLAUSE proved later on the field of battle, hopes alive for the first Eastern with its nearly $6,000-per-man Yet, the Sun Bowl Sunday an- conference game and helped set the value of the indefinable some- prizes to the winning players. nounced that SMU would meet some records in the process-some AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. - thing called "heart." A tie next Sunday would make '63 OLDS. Factory air, double power, Oregon (7-3) on Dec. 31 at El Paso, of Don Trull's records., The Baylor The Air Force Academy accepted a tinted glass, 3 non Which makes me feel a slight bit the Giants Eastern champs on the miles. Tex.. in the Southwest classic's new quarterback, the top passer in the bid to play North Carolina in the $3495. : ill when I read sonic of the things Bradley Hands same basis. The last time a team 30,000-seat stadium. Southern Me- nation, for the secood consecutive Gator Bowl after defeating Colorado they blamed on the tragic happen- won a division title with leo vic- '63 DODGE Dart. Six-cylinder straight st Be An I 2aochat's acceptance is subject to year, now has handled the ball on. 17-14 shift, local one ings in the city of Dallas. runnerup waa The approval of the Southwest Con- more plays ,4060, thrown more com- tories that the in owner. Clean as a pin. $1595. Such as the story out of Aus- 1949. The Ibis Angela-, Rains won ference. where the Mustangs finish- pletions 1174), and gained more, OKLAHOMA CITY - Northeast- Murray State ed sixth in the tralia* alisn Dennis Ralston was that year with an 8-2-2 resort '63 PONTIAC Star Chief 4-Door. Factory air, double eight-team league. yardage passing 02,157) in one sea- ern Oklahoma Stale routed SlilsiserY R beaten in the South Australian ten- compared to the Chicago Bears' 9-3 power, dark green with white top. WAY In Slick contrast to SMU, third-ranked son than any other player in major, Rock. 59-12, in the third annual All- as a slat'' nis finals. Cards Playoff Possibility !toil wait until Pittsburgh was left out in the cold college football. Sports Bowl feature game. First Loss $2995. It alibied that a "listless" Ralston The Cardinals remained in the hoes to do the with no place to spend the holidays Trull passed for one touchdown,' Sunday bowed because he was -saddened" running for a playoff bowl berth '63 PONTIAC Catalina. Factory f some Iniarmat but home. The Panthers edged Penn ran for another as Baylor. already SEBRING. Fla. - Dave Ragan air, double power, tlo•- State Saturday. 22-21, to close with by the death of our President. He In. Miami by defeating the Phila- quoise in color. All wool and a yard NOW! Fick ap selected for the Bluebonnet Bowl. and Mickey Wright won the Haig Nationally ranked Bradley Uni- wide. .... $2795. a 9-1 record, their finest season had gone on the court, it related. delphia Eagles. 38-14. AS -ON Strum secured Its seventh victory in 10 and Haig mixed scotch foursome versity found determined Murray since Jock Sutherland's great 1937 only after being "urged" by U. S. In the Western Division. the Boar . '62 OLDS' Dynamic 88. Power steering and brakes, 4-wa'• id tack Saii up games. Trull's favorite receiver. Lar- golf tourneunent by one stroke. State College every bit as challeng- club. Ambassador William Battle. stayed ahead of the Green Buy seat, light green in color, one rig'a still easy. ry Elkins, also set an NCAA record DALLAS - Southern Methodist ing as Racers fans had predicted owner from Ai Navy. the only team to defeat Packers by defeating the San Fran- Tenn. A steal Kit contams of his own with 70 pass receptions Needed A Rockne accepted a bid to meet Oregon in and wound up resorting to the stall at this price. olthutg & Igat. also finished the season with cisco Forty Niners. 27-7. The Pack- for the season. the Stm Bowl football gameaat El to pull out .a shaky 85-78 victory ✓ a complete a 9-1 mark when time ran out on He should have ers beat the Los Ang Sea Rams. '62 RAMBLER. 6-cylinder, straight shift. Red as had a Paso, Tex., Dec. 31. here Saturday night. $1R3:75i-. Hest of all ... Army with the Cadets poised on the Quarterback Fred Mazurek dash- urging him on. 31-14, on Saturday afternoon. The dolph's nose. ✓ touchdown early Beam can clinch the title next Sun- lied it..1 Middies' two-yard line. Army had ed 17 yards for a Then, like Chevigny. he might TOLEDO, Ohio - Wheeling cap- A near capacity crowd saw the period to give Pitt day by beating the Lions, although '61 PONTIAC Catalina 4-Door rallied from a 21-7 deficit in the in the fourth have gone out and won one for tured the United Football League relentless Racers press Coach "Oz- Hardtop. Local car. A en- unnecessary fourth period beland the rumung a tie with Penn State and fullback the man and the legend. championship by downing Toledo zie" Oeborn's powerful Braves all that would become if ing man's dream boat extaii point to Niners upset the Packea and play - calling of quarterback Rick Leeson toed the 31-21. the way to the final horn. the Forty ii Rollie Suchweh. earn the snubbed Panthers the vic- Cry in your beer if you want to next Saturday afternoon. '60 DODGE 4-Door Hardtop. Double power, new $ti:r59^ had scored a do so. But always I keep thinking Although Murray led only briefly Baltimore Colts defeated the The Cadets, who had scored the tory Leeson earlier NASSAU. Bahamas - A. J. Foyt The Hot as a town marshal's pistol. $995. booted , a 35-yard of the Rock and Chevigny and in the early stages of the contest Minnesota 41-10 in Sun- first time they got their hands on touchdown and won the men's title and Darlene Vikings, Mic.heleson, the winning one for the ..Gipper." You the Racers stubbornly clung to the day's other game. '59 CADILLAC 4-Door Sedan. Factory the ball, narrowed the gap to Mx field goal. Johnny Hard the women's crown in the air, full power. the quarter- don't surrender You fight all the Braves' heels and posed a real Steelers overcame an eat-as The car has Seats when Suchaeh burst over current Pat coach, was national hard court tennis champ- The 43,000 miles but looks like it has only from the one and then ran for the back of the 1937 Panther squad, harder The more lead in your heart threat all the way. • 9-0 deficit Sunday with the help 10,000. One owner from Paris, Tenn. mind. ionships. two-point conversion on a calculat- which compiled a 9-0-1 record. the more lightning in your of Brown's second - period touch- Murray trailed from five to seven down passes to Buddy Dial and '59 PONTIAC 2-Door Hardtop. She's a car for th$ey214o g points most of the way cutting the 991:n5. Preston Carpenter. but fell behind at heart and just look at the gap time and again to two or three price only $995. lect 19-17 on Sam Baker's 46-yard field points only to have the visitors goal and a four-yard touchdown '59 CHEVY Nomad. V-8, standard transmission. Bla-k muster the offensive strength to f0: run by Don Meredith in the third as a crow and ready to go. pull away. $915. period. Bradley took the lead 2-0 at the Brown's gamble gave the Steele- '58 CHEVY 4-Door. 2-tone blue, 6-cylinder, stand:1-d outset of the contest. Murray went SUGGESTIONS in the final period and transmission. A Murray one new life -owner. A Santa Clans GIFT on bop 4-3 and again 8-6 on baskets Sapp scored his winning touchdown special. by John Namciu. After dead-locking $795 with only 1:53 left on the clock. the affair at 8-8 and 10-10 Murray Extend Jinx '58 PONTIAC 4-Door Hardtop. Solid white, red interior. saw the Braves score seven points Detroit extended its jinx over Faster than sound. 1-1 for a lead they never completely WAGEONI! Cleveland, exploding for 17 points FBViGilr2ED lost. In the third period and holdine '58 MERCURY 4-Door Sedan. Solid black. After nine and one-half minutes Jimmy Brown to a total of 61 rush- fi- t of play the 'Bred.s trailed by only '59 STUDEBAKER 4-Door. 6 ing yards in 13 carries. The Browns -cylinder, standardtr$64$a96.t125s05-1 four points. 23-19, following a three mission never have won in Detroit and have with over-drive. It's as economical as Sant i's pointer by Jim Jennings. won only one of 10 regular or past- I WV " Shortly before the halftime inter- season games with the Lions. mission the Racers pulled to within '57 OLDS 88 4-Door Sedan. Local. - Earl Morrall threw touchdown This is one of Sand$6e50rs. Full Size three points at 38-35 only to have and passes of 75 yards to Terry Barr Purdom's little doozies $585. Bradley troop to the dressing room and 29 yards to Gail Cogdill. The 8 holding the edge, 42-35. '57 PONTIAC 4-Door Hardtop. Double power. throw to Cogdill touched off the This Murray refused to call it quits in bargain, only third-period spurt that widened De- $585. the second half. Undaunted by the --• troit's 14-10 halftime lead. Defen- highly-touted Braves and their big '57 FORD 4-Door Fairiane 500. Automatic transmission, sive end Darns McCord fell on a. Rex Jet Flyer 69 pivoter, the 'Brecis made a strong clean as a hound's tooth [• Famous • 10 semi-pneumatic tires Frank Ryan fumble in the end zonel $ bid for command. Jennings' swisher .„ • All steel: 34" long, 15/12" wide for another Lions touchdown in that with 9:13 glowing on the '57 FORD 4-Door. Black and white, automatic tran5 field house quarter. s4mis9.95-. clock trimmed the deficit to two sion,power steering. This is a The Giants' brilliant defense in- Christmas gift within • points, 61-59. itself, tercepted seven passes. recovered $395. Bradley quickly marshalled its three Washington 'fumbles, and forces and pulled out to its biggest '57 BUICK Romaster 4-Door Hardtop. Spring G.E. Portable scored three touchdowns. Dick Lyn- time all lead of the contest. 76-66 Again year round-end power ch and Stun Huff ran back inter- to go with it. $549.95. PUT SPIRIT AND DASH Murray's desire to win brought the ceptions 42 and 36 yards to touch- margin back down to six points and '57 OLDS Convertible. Ropgh and _ready and pink as IN YOUR Yr)UNGSTER'S downs and Jim Katcavage scooped the Big Ten power went into the Santa's nose. CHRISTMAS! up a Norm Snead fumble and ran 10 , $395. Ki7e MIXER stall to preserve the lend. yards to another score. Lyricks TD. Reserve guard Bennie Goheen '56 FORD Station Wagon. 9-passenger, V-8, automatic run with an interception was a rec- popped in a jumper to drop the transmission. Boys, this is it! A hunters' ord third for a season. special at advantage to four points before only $395. If you- Y. A. Tittle threw a pair of touch- ' don't like this one we have another Bradley's 6•9 Strawder notched an just Spring Hobby Horse down passes and tied his own sin- like it except it has power steering and Mom -an easy fielder to stave off the drive. only $10.95 gle-season record of 33 set in 1962. go hunting in this one $395. • With Ceautilid Detailed Sadd!s-Buidi7., A final point gave the Braves their The total of 11 pass interceptions 85-78 win. '56 OLDS 98 2-Door Hardtop. $8.88 by both teams in this game aLso All power, this car has Plny-tested, sturdy pbstic horse 4 Murray's Jim Jennings took game Hydro-dynamic with Motorized Pump or Airport Set or tied an NFL mark. only 43,000 actual miles. If Santa had his choice he !s ited magnificent black and ' honors with 28 points, 13 of them would Girder and Panel and Bridge and Turnpike Avenge Defeat be driving this one $599.95. g:Ad. Spring r.ctic:.- corning in the first half. Stewart Willie Galirnore broke loose for a Regular $12.98 Johnson who notched a lone tip-in '55 ric!7• motion. Charle it ... 7 51-yard run on the Bears' first of- PONTIAC 2-Door. Fair little car with a low price the first period came on strong in fen.sive play and they breezed to tag. $275. the second half and finished with Regular $4.95 victory over San Francisco. aveng- 16 points. John Namciu contributed '55 PONTIAC 4-Door. BUILDING SETS $4 ing their only defeat this season Fair to rt:11cldlin. $225. 13. The alert Chicago defense recovered Levern Tart and Strawder each '57 PLYMOUTH. F'air. $295. BOWLING SETS - - now $2. four San Francisco fumbles and in- scored 20 for Bratney. Eddie Jackson tercepted four passes. Roosevelt '55 and Ernie Thomason had 15 each OLDS. Rough. Bargain. $99.95. $17.95 Taylor running back one of these The New Kissing Dolt byl Ideal - Reg. and Rich Williams hit for 10. SAVE BIG MONEY 30 yards to a touchdown. '61 FORD ECONOLINE VAN. It is truly a winter wonder Tuesday night Coach Cal Luther's At St. Lniris. Charley Johnson land special at squad welcomes Arkansas State and $749.95. KISSY now $8.95 - THIS WEEK ONLY - completed four touchdown and ssturday night will spread the mat gained 315 air yards against the far visiting Chattanooga. WE WILL BE Eagles. Bobby Joe Conrad caught OPEN UNTIL 9:00 P.M. UNTIL The Teen-Age Fashion Doll, Complete with One Murray G F T the last two RD tosses. Tim Brown Outfit of Clothes Schlosser 2 0-0 4 CHRISTMAS FOR THE CONVENIENCE carried for both Eagles scores. Jennings 10 8-9 28 Johnny Unitas had another pro- Johnson . 8 0-0 OF OUR CUSTOMERS 16 luctive afternoon, passing for three BARS onlyILOO OFF Namciii 6 1-2 13 20-% in 344-yard aerial touchdowns a Pendleton 4 0-1 8 barrage against the Vikings. John On All ('locks Over $5.00 Varnas 2 2-3 * We need to lower our inventory before the first 100/0 Off 6 Mackey caught two of these scoring Walker 0 1-2 1 aaases as Unitas set a club record of the year and we are passing these bargains on EALL SGETEhOS Goheen 1 0-0 2 10% Offt PORTABOLN of 3,158 air yards for a season. A LOCKS Totals 33 12-17 78 In Saturday's game. Bart Starr to you. Bradley G F T threw TI) passes of 25. 16 and 13 Tart 9 2-5 20 sards to Max McGee as Green Flay- Strawderwder 4-6 20 -allied from a 14-10 halftime deficit Thompson _ 3-3 15 See A. PLENTY OF 6 to beat the Rams. C. Sanders, Wells PurdoIti, Jr., or Bennie Jacksoi, USE OUR Williams _ 5 0-0 10 ,Tackson 7 1-1 15 LAY- PARKING Donley 2 1-2 5 Totals 37 11-17 86 SANDERS-PURDOM BURY' Personal fouls: Bradley, Tart. Call 753-5617 ACROSS • 1 AWAY Strawder 4, Thompson 2, Williams Jackson 5, Donley 2 Murray. Sch- MA E. Main St. THE MUSCULAR PLAN STREET lasser 5. Jennings 3. Johnson 3. MOTOR SALES Murray, Ky. ••••••••••••• Narnciu 4, Pendleton, Varnas 2 DYSTROPHY Bradley 42 43-85 Min 1406 Main Street Phone 753-5315 Murray 35 43-78 ! 41..TR TER LEDO 1111 is TIMMS — MURRAY, KAPITOONT, MONDAY — DECEMBER 9, 1963 A Lovely Wedding," send 50 cents to Mercer- Willoughby I'ows Read Abby, Box 3865, Beverly Hills, calif. Mrs. J. B. Burkeen - 753-1916 • • • Dear Abby .. . FIVE DAY FORECAST or 753-4947 By tinned Peas International 1 LOUISVILLF — The five - day weather fortaast for Kentucky by the U S. Weather Bureau: Right...But Wrong! Temperature:, will average 2 to 5 degrees below normal. Normal ah ff/Ovde highs 40to 41, lows 27 to 33. Cold Abigail Van Buren beartnning period warmer middle of week turning colder again latter The Memorial Baptist Church part of week. Precipitation will av- at the Masonic Hall at 7:30 pm. PRZ211.11=1/152==aae erage one-half to one inch. Chance Social Calendar • • • tonight wad DEAR ABBY: Well, my husband juat moved into an old house. She snow flurries north The Murray Branch of the AAUW flurries over state opened his big mouth again, and! and her husband remodeled it a showers and snow will meet at the home of Miss Ro- of week. Monday, December 9th the First Methodist Church WSCS now half the neighborhood isn't little bit on the inside and 114.r.e she again in middle berta Whanah at 7.30 pm. Kentucky mean temperature/. av- The Flint Beptiat Chursh ViaMEll will meet in the social kiall at 7:30 speaking to lib. The school is Mile is inviting all her friends to come • • • extremes 46 and vaI meet at the home of Mrs Paul pan. &Wks from here. Our kids walk. A to a "houeetvarnung." I think she is erage 38, Louisville • • • The Paris Road Homemakers Club Hopkins at 10 30 am neighbor couldn't .get her oar start- wrong. Aren't housewarnung partite 27. a al Meet at the home of Mrs. Elmer The Sigma Department of the ed, so she ran over here all excited only fur people who move Into NEW CollinS at 1130 a.m. One dollar gifts - The First Baptist Church \VMS Murray Woman a Club will have a my husband was eating his break- homes? will teems in. teak be exchanged. of palter for Christmas party for the church at • • • fast) and said if HE didn't drive PUZZLED READ THE LEDGER'S fareall nuissions at the church at 610 pm. Hostemes will be Mess a carload of kids to school, they'd DEAR PUZZLED: No. The house The Kings Daughters (lass of the 9.30 a.m. dames Loyd Boyd, Z. C. Ewe. Rubin all be late. Then my husband gave Is "NEW" to her. Scotts Geove Baptist Church will • • • James. Louis Kerack. G_ T. Lilly, her a lecture on "how it would do • • • hate a dinner at the Triangle Inn. The Dorothy Moore (ante of the and Gus Robertson Jr. them all good to walk, and the DEAR ABBY: A woman I work CLASSIFIED ADS • • Huaoands of the members will be College Preebyterum Church will a school was only nine blocks away, with asked rue to her club as a auest s. meet at the horne of Mrs. Paul Lynn • • • and that she and the other mothers guest. A WW1 I had never seen be- — Tuesday. December 10th at 8 p.m. in our neighborhood were spoiling fore was also somebody's guest at i That Baptist Church VMS The West Hazel Homemakers Club • • • The the 'El d s rotten by chauffeuring the club He introduced himself to I meet at the church at 7 p.m. will meet with Mrs. Koska Jones. The American Legion and the will them a distance that could be walk- me and asked me my nanse. I told I • • • • • • Areencan Legion Auxiliary will hold ed in 15 minutes, blab. blab, blab." him. !No one tap(I *not., aad ever • thiir annual Christmas Circle III of the First Baptist seen 'funs belere, and they dahlia dinner party The Pheteari Sunday School Class Well, that's not what she came over at he WMS will meet with Mrs. Jeddie know ,anytglifig about liiaskeeli Legion Hall at 6.30 pm. Mrs. of the First Baptist Church till. for. so I told him to shut his mouth bun. Da ad Heura, Program Cathey at 2 p.m. If he tad take me hotne. I Chairman.' have a dinner meeting at the home • • • and I drove the kids to school in fused. v-S1 be in charge of the Christmasi our pick-up truck. My husband /*ad My f end said I was dressy. as I: of Mrs. Loyd Boyd, 1004 Sharpe The Harvest Sunday School Class program, which will follow the din- I should have eaten his side. Who WONDERTha i Street. at 6.30 pm. of the First Baptist Church will ner The Legion will furnish the: • • • was wrong? D R WONDERINett No. at hie have a the home ham and drinks, and the ladies arel potluck supper at inter4ted. he'll find youaitied if he's! 'Chrome GRAVY BOAT of Mrs. Bethel Richardson, 1007 asked to bring the e.lads and des- The Ruth Sunday School Class LIKES IT PEACEFUL aortal. hile, he'll respect yeru for . Poplar, at 830 pm. MRS. JOHN WILLOUGHBY DEAR LIKES: Your husband. and'TRAY 97 sera Eaearperson Is asked to bring ; of the First Riptaa Church will your aautiousness and will 1/14scily , 4 • • • a Ste F4lrt for thIenselsoe and theira have a potluck supper at the home Your neighbor didn't want advice,---preside the character references yap I WS.1S will meet at the church at The Cherry Corner Baptiet Chur- laachby. son of Mrs. Brack WU- she Reg. 7.00 children All Legionnaires and their of Mrs. Ptuilip Mitchell at 6.30 p.m. wanted a ride for the kids. Al- wow. upon. I 2 pm. for the week of prayer pro- ch of Murray ass the scene of the loushby of New Concord and the though your husband's families are ased to attend. . • • • Ideas were •, • • l Many Other Rich Chrome (lifts - • • 'gram. wedding of MIS& Wanda. Mercer,' 1.41e Mr Willoughby. The Rev. Her- sound, he batted rem in diplomacy. l' • • • tart 'lire Fast Baptist Church WMS., daughter of airs. Ruth Merguson Slaughter read the double-ring • • • What's on your mind? For a per- Use Our Lay-'-Way The Seagh Pleasant Grove Hamra! will continue its week of prayer for Wednesday. December 11th of Murray and George Mercer of ceremony on Thursday, Nov. 28. DEAR ABBY: A friend of mine sonial reply, send a self-addressed, makers Cub win meet a: the hiane , fareten nuasions at the church at The Memorial Baptist C h ti rch Washingten. D.C., to John stamped envelope to Abby. Box 3365.• , The bride was attired in a street- STARKS HARDWARE of Mrs_ Ellis Paschall at 10 am. ' 934) am. WatS will meet at the church at Beverly Hills, length dress of white • • • ea• • • velveteen. Her w-ameses , 12th & Poplar . 7130 p.m. •Nsa.,a Murray Girl Scoutsawill be held at . a rah siosi was attacntxl to a 6 4 I the Murray Oallowuy County Libra- ' For Abby's booklet, "How To Have ofm- The Bethany Sunday Kirlasey School PTA sall meet crawn of seed pearls and lace. She School Class The The Music Chorus of the Murray ry at 10 a.m. of the First pm. Dr. and Mrs learned a white muff on which was Baptist -Church will, at the school at 7 Woman's Club will have a practice • • • have as Christmas auaner at the , Castle Parker sill present the Pros at , placeti the bridal bouquet of white the doe house at 1.30 pm. The South Murray Homemakers .,,,..u.nat.aona. church at 6 pin. This will be a; gram. • • • I Club Sill meet with Mrs. Jest el potl ack supper. • • • a... ' The Flint Baptist Church WAS' Evans at 11 a.m. for a potluck The' brides maid of honor • • • Star was DR. THOMAS L. HOPKINS i Murray CthaPter No 433 s-"- tell! meet at the home of Mrs. Willie lunch. Mai Charlotte Meadows of F 1- Padu- •-..11" all' m'et. Johnson at 10-30 arts. • • • cab. She sore a blue street-length • • • dress of silk premise over taffeta. DENTIST The Flint Baptist Church . The Ruth Wilson and Wesleyan' wns Her headpiece sae a circular yell I will meet at the church at 7 p.m. aircles of the First Methodist Chur- attached to blue robe petals. Her Announces the Opening of Jr"'*Pi" C"...411 I • no. 4 4,11%1..8 S C ch WSt will have a potluck supper , • • • bodquet was placed on a blue taffeta in the social hall at 6 30 p.m. Mrs.' The First Baptist Church WMS muff 'edit Farris and Mrs. Max Carman ,sai met,, at the church at 9:30 am. His Office for will have the proaram and Mrs. J. B. Robert Meador of Murray was Mr. ••• NOW Wilson will give the devotion. • • • Willoughby's best man. the General Practice of Dentistry The New Concord Homemakers Woodmen Circle Grove 126 will After the ceremony the couple left Club will meet at the home of Mrs. have a dinner meeting at the Wom- for an unannounced wedding trip. Charlie Stubblefield at 10 am, for an's Club House at 6:30 pm. 203 South 5th St. Murray, Ky. They will make their home in Pa- JAN. 4—Actress Su- The easiest way to save a potluck lunch WED • • • • • • ducah where Mrs Willoughby is sanne Pleahette and actor s employed as librarian at Heath High Troy Donahue, shown at Los Office Hours: Telephone ahead ... for your The Arts and Crafts Club will The Memorial Baptist C h u rc h School Mr. Willoughby teaches ag- Angeles airport, announce meet at the home of Mrs. Ronald Christmas gifts, holi- W.VIS will meet at the church at rtculture at Livingston central High they will wed Jan 4. Both by Appointment 753-6234 ;Churchill at 230 pm. • • • 2 p.m. School. are with Warner Bros. day fun other year-- Thursday. December 12th end expenses, too! The Lydian Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church will K1(1'11477114111 meet at the ihamares Club House TV CAMEOS: Lute at 6 30 p m One dollar gifts will be JO.IN exchanged. • • • one of these "Sherlock Holmes" of the Documentaries cub classes The magazine Club will meet at 'he home of Mrs. Clyde Downs at ay ED MISURE1L 2 30 pm. Gifts will be exchanged. "FTLISI IS an odd commodity. • • • You may have to track it down for years," said Isaac Kleiner- 12 53 The Olca Hampton Circle of the man, "or you may stumble upon 22 00 Sinkinc Springs 13aptiet Church will SOTTic hiahly Important, little- _1.o0 3070 have a potluck sepper at the home seen reels with hardly any ef- 2.00 100.00 of Mrs. James Kusteridall at 6:30 3130 fort on your part." 30001 p.m. One dollar gifts will be ex- s 500 .. 22000 The tall, husky producer of changed Each one is also asked CBS's "The Twentieth Century," zo bring a gift for the church kit- one of television's top documen- chen. tary sehes, lit a cigarette, c • • • BANK Of MURRAY • leaned back in his New York The Arra Dur.n Carle of the Ha- office momentarily, and then sel Methodist Church WSCS will continued. "One of our most ex- Came ---depicting the Downtown Branch Main Off.ce have a supper in the social hall of programs the church at 6 pm with the mem- Danish resistance fighters in Fifth & World War II—was one I atunis Poplar 4th & Mairl bers' huebands as guests. Gifts will upon, be exchanged. tied Mem her E.D.I.0 - was in Stockholm and told a Swedish colleague that I in- The nel7hix,rhood r,f *he tendad to go to Denmark brief- JNE ly. He suggested casually that HOUR SERVICEEMMEINEMEW I leok at some film on the re- sistance after I arrived there. DRY He didn't seem too enthused, DO I debated whether I should, CLEANING since I was on a tight travel SPECIAL OFFER! scleaule." Shortly after, while in Den- mark, Kleinerman decided that he'd better look at the film just — PREPARE FOR FALL — on the chance that it might be Interesting, "I almost fell out Kleinerman (left) and of my seat," he related. "The Producer Isaac narrator Walt/ate:midis Offer Good Monday, Dec. 9th of "The Twentieth Century" act him Thru Thursday, Dec. 12th material was so good it made a couphs of tour- s full show fur us." ists in Germany. behind them is the infamous Berlin Wall. • • • In the State Archives in East are hired as needed for differ- ANY ONE PIE('E - PLAIN •THF.II,I LEARNED why it Berlin," said Kleinerman, "and ent segments. At one time.there 2 0,1 was itching to look at it and may be as many as four crews Was so amazing. Research re- Wake] that the Nazis had de- obtain rights to some of it for working on varied programs, > our shows. I kept writing to Each program is preceded by cided to make Denmark a model director and getting no- long 6 GARMENTS $2.98 occupation country. The restric- the months of careful research. where. He just didn't answer. A o tions they Imposed were not typical research report aver- y ONE PlEf E - PLAIN British Fern ages 40 tough. For propaganda pur- "While at the single-spaced pages. poses they allowed the Danes to Institute in London in July, I from which the producers cull mentioned this, The man I was enough Shoot filmalmost anywhere significant material to the Otter pleased. Acrordnigly, the talking with said he knew make a half-hour show. Eye- 8 director and would write to him witnesses te important events GARMENTS $3.98 Dares went wild stath cameras. 0 Shortly after, I got are "They had them With them about me. interviewed in depth and a. call from the director's seers- their filmed — \( I I DEI) during many acts Of sabotage comments inter- tary inviting they committed. The scenes me to come to spersed with historical footage. East Berlin. • • • 41 they shot were simply fantastic. "She raid the director was 'You'd think they were faked on PRODUCER KLEINERMAN most anxious to meet me," has a movie lot, they Were so beau- -been with the series since Kleinerman. * ALL WORK tifully filmed." smiled "Anxious-- its inception. Before that he GUARANTEED * after six years? The film I Not all such Men seen on the spent some 20 years, with time finally got was worth all the out for Army service, weekly series, however, is ob- working effort put into routing it out." in the movie and TV document- tained with Bach ease. It took An exquisite fashion .. almost two shoes in one! "The Twentieth Century" has ary field. about six years of persistent ef- In his present capac- garnered ts total of 38 awards Eimer “f Diamoial Jubilee Patent on one side, matte ONE fort on Kleinerrnan's part to get ity alone he has traveled more HOUR it went on their ne HOUR some of since in Octo- than 150.000 miles and viewed calf on the other. "Knit-fit" lined for gentle fit. Two the key footage cur- her 1957. The permanent staff rently being run on some of millions of feet of film. times lovelier.,, twice as smart at any price! of about 35 Is headed by execu- '—^The NNW this year's programs. more film you look at," tive producer- Burton Benjamin. he said. "the more you come to *12-99 • • • MARTINIZING This is comprised of Kleiner- one **moor DRY abig" conclusion—cameramen are ..! KNEW for a long time man, office help, researchers a breed unto themselves. They that there mire editors. Writers, East Side of The Stitt:ire were than and film direc- are intrepid and fearless under 250,000,000 feet of film stored tors, cameramen and composers extraordinary circumstances." ONE HOUR SERVICE Distributed by King ?Nauru Broaktete Adams Shoe Store

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MONDAY - DECEMBER 9, 1963 THE LaDGER & TIMF - MURKAI , KENTUCKY PAGE FIVE EMBER 9, 1963 • " send 50 cents to Beverly Hills, Calif. Answer to Yesterday's Pozzi• • • SMOKEY SAYS , CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 10-Unit of FORECAST Siamese auto mai ma International 1-High currency moo ena• ;. day koru4' all mountain 11-Flab eggs 3O1121 EIPP2'111 -- The five - 4-Clayey earth 17-Span fan miaow. Rena t for Kentucky by 8- Fruit article smokes 12- Moadow 11-A state mmo-um, wr Bureau: 13-appellation abbr ) MOO= 3 will average 2 to of Athena 21- lettere MO3 . 14-Singing 34- Pithy Ionian normal Normal I teal), B3M0130 0431 w •UNEMIIM,••-• wire lows TT to 33 Cold • 15-Sn las river 25 Ireland 0M3 MUM 16- Moderate 26- VI th le of MaIVMM Mill I warmer middle of North, Mayfield, Ky. 19P IX-Extra f urnit tar Island 27.1',,. taiiirr• 13MW U00 DO :older again latter ;OR SALE WANTcD 10 BUY 21 Roman gods 25-Slavo 00130 MOU 33 recloitation will av- 1957 CHEVY OONVERTIBLE, black, 7 22-Comp-meg IS-Female ODOM MIIM 330A 283, 4-barrel, automatic transmis- point sheep one inch. Chance M.101•11MUlmur 23- Want 30-Stitch 3 BEDROOM MODERN sion, new top and tires. Oall 753- 283 OR 327 SHORT BLOCK FOR Left nut north tonight fund 27-Inxect 32- -Pe horns with 3a, acres of land. beat- 5045. d9c Chevy. Call 753-5945. d9c tor vetch 33- E thicuplan 41 Man'e 46 w flurries over state fixedly title .Xmime 47-31iph ed miles North of Murray on inuinei ion It Hindu I of seek. Convertible 31 ejaculation ltrp,nt 414:Pa rent pav road, $8.750. Also nice build- PARTS FOR 57 CHEVY ROUTE CARD OF THANKS 32.11.' In delit ai temperatures av- 33-Things. in 3: I lelr al ing 1 near Stella. Phone 753-2515 and Rochester 4-barrel. tatll 753- I aould like to take this to 38- Buries 44 -Arabian 49-Exist Ille extremes 85 and aiethod Ian Nimical seaport 50-Prrlod of dl2c 5945. d9c 34- Exists 40- Lake time thaiik my many friends anti neigh- 35-Fabled : etre ma 46-Ilreat 20' AND 26" GIRLS BICYCLE. BOYS bors, 'Abu were So thoughtful in diminutive being 2 3 ,• 5 e 7 -eiejell 9 10 Ii - --1 Block and tackle. 100' of rope. Span- sending limiters, cards and gifte•t42 37 -Carpenter's 1 CUS1 AN EAGLE: h.& MotorscooLea 10 ish ieaelry, a lot of different types. me ahile I vais in the hospital at - -eee' weeks i, has guarantee. Make nice ^ft-writing nee/ 12 13 E LEDI1ER'S 411 S. 11th. d9p NEEDED Murray and Mtinphis, and above 39-Prefix: half ., Christn • present. Call after 6:00 all the prayers that 40- ilarveet - 16 17 AT were offered in goddrxe 15 p.m. 7624346, Bob diet ONE SURC1E VACUUM PUMP, two my behalf. I also want to thank 41 - rtirleflnit• ' • article 19 Surge milkers, pipes, gauges, brac- ONCE! those that helped my family at le •:-.9-e:, FIED ADS 42-Pith helmet •.. • . s' kets and valves complete. Will trade home in 44-Cha IMP many ways. May the Lord 1):.7.,22 '23 24 '25 26 or 753- • 47-S.:11114beri Ce."Y.,.21 flo59r3.al mill calves sell. Phone richly bltaa each ul you is my pray- 51.,113e, 4' errl d9c er'. re- leimee 17 26 Vie,29 40 TRAILERS Apply In Person e Iry an Fair nf Vrre of New and Used Mobile 1954 DELUXE PICK-UP, 31 • e. -'7e1. 3 • • •.,34 at the itp '....', to radio, heater, excellent, condition. nro Wolfhoioid Homes Select From 57-re-hen-lc • LOOK . . . William Sims. call 753-4466. dlOp ',....:;:•:, LENEK & TIMES 1-'1" DOWN This month only, with pur- AND PIGS. SOWS WILL far- SOW "WAR" ON-House Speaker 1.W'r'I of ... Hog Market 45 46 chase of a new mobile home row in about 10 days. Sows with sorrow 42 43 (;••.....••?4,4 4- John W. McCurmace (right) 2-Umoi we will give you a new TV pigs just weaned. Also nice pigs. Is backing a move to force 3-51,1,h p' FOR THE BEST IN WELL 4-P:outer 47 48 49 50 or Stereo set. Call or see Kynois McClure. Phone PUMP the civil rights bill out of 753- L7'.. ea 1 after 6 p.m. and water heater repair call Frank r-floveraue .4.e- 1964 Two Bedroom Mobile dlOp Federal State Market News Serv- the House Rules Committee, C,. N erlicont 52 •53 ;RAYY BOAT _ Taylor and Elroy Sykes at Taylor A: ice, Monday, Dec. 9. Kentucky Pur- 7-Valhi:ft Homes as low as. .. $3395. latif I .,.'..,ARTERS OF BEEF. Call Chairman, Howard W. and pee. Sykes Plumbing and Ileseor Service. chase-Area Hog Market Report in- 8-Father 55 .• ee 56 r2Z;17 Small down Smith (left), D-Va , says he Mother ;.....;.,,, Y payment and 7 753-2513. dlOnc Phone 753 4509. All eurk strictly cluding 10 buying s-tations. , 497 Estimat- won't move on It till 1964. 9-1;111,i0.3 Feature Syncline a, Ina 5 years to pay. guaranteed. fil3e ed receipts 360, and flute Distr. by United BRACE Ye:Clasp...1Y FOR k 'Thrill _ barrows gilts Signatures of 218 members We Trade For Almost steady 25c higher. US. 1. 2 and 3 the first time you us:!. Blue *Lustre LP YOU ARE PREEENT AT THE of the House are necessary. e Anything! 180 to :ZO lbs. $14.00 to $1425. Few Rich Chrome (lifts to dein rugs. Rent electric an.un- Murray Drive-In Theatre Friday Phone 885-5874 U.S. 180 to 220 lbs. $14.10 to $14.50. DAN FLAGG fiberwoars pooer $1. Crass Furnaturi dl4c nite you may take home the Candid by Don Lay-A-Way U.S. 2 and 3 235 to 270 lbs. $13.00 to GREEN ACRES TRAILER • - Movie news award of LIVING ROOM SUITE. ELE:.-,TRIC $325.00!! ltc $14.00. U.S. 1, 2 and 3 150 to 175 SALES Ras. >love Both in good condition. Phone $11.50 to 614.00. U.S. 2 anti 3 sows 400 aDiaN FATRO.I.! Tree{ WERe JUST BEYOND THE CHINESE FURTHER UP ?PE PASO, SURVIVORS CF- HARDWARE Hwy. 51.- Bypass 53-6349. dllc FEMALE HELP WANTED to 600 lbs. 59.25 to $10.50. US. 1 and eh' OUTi-OST ENCA'APeleNT, HEADING TQWARD I I THE CleNetee RECONSIAISSANCE F'AlROL & Poplar Union City, Tenn. le:ele UP OUR Yee OUR CRASH LOCATION.' 'RUN INTO THE LARGER TROOP THAT HAS 2 250 to 400 lbs. 41100 to $11.50. BEEN FOLLOWING FLAGG'S FARTY. AUCTION !,AIF CISTRESS CALL! re, A-1 N.Y. LIVE-IN JOBS. Top N.Y. fir F004.5.1 You agency. Tickets sent. Write: Gem, I*/ LET MY PREY YEAR END SALE. ALL TRAILERS 1. . ilre. lash. 1 P.M. Boost hold 35 Lincoln, Roslyn }Its.. N.Y. Itp ESCAPE?' greatly retfueed, clearin7 out used ,•1 furn'shings. 5 horse ' 1 st,ak. • 35' model. $850; 36 model, gart..:11 La.ctor w,1.11 .,low, WANTED TO BUY $875, 1953 model 37', $925: 1968 disc, mower, cultivators. Horse- 'Ailfr71. model 35, $1.595; 1967 model, 35', drawn f.irtning tools 3 miles east of ASrMerT HOUND. EITHER Male S1.595. Many more to choose from Hazel, first houee north of Perry's or female. Phone 762-3502, Linda Jo Met:hews 'Trifler Rides Hiehway 45 dl3c Price. ltc „ he*Iv Thriller ify LSLE,, EGA?! try • (11 PEANUTSAD by Charles M. Sehuis- Ky. Fruni the= .71 %leia!jia. abed by Harper Row, Inc. Cop e) 1/761 Diaributed by Klaa lesieuree / Telephone Al•.EAA! zlee at this is all REiNDEdiz E'EgiTSiCK, A C.C:17 I(6 C.'• Tyr-7. I - these damned roses- what aX, IN .iAL see, MIS3 Mason? You say tie %temp FILL IN VJ4y5. 753-6234 ',ea.i pour on When it was too dark to ROBERT A. TAFT JR., son of 6NoopY Foie iN MANY meant ' boy Isn't dome so hot if - • • "I) play, Ketterene Mason work, he went in. He d the late senator known as fkim, AND HELP PULL **SLED. to- chool?" too!: el up tee i' emcee' num- to see Steve Morehouse Republe an" anal grand- tired to "He's doing very poorla." • -4.'42.7 bet ano diaku She waited ;night. Out ne was too son of President William Katharine. "I'd like to Lila Brim gir tour riees ti tore the concentrate on what might be i seid Howard Taft, is shown in tricky questioning. What with to you a little. before we Case ph. 71t. was answered. Aiello?" Cleveland where he conferred in, please-he's roma • -.... eters. Bicknell 7" the neat- him With Republiain leaders on ., - J suppose-" 4- • "Why, yes." He telt drained of mental running for the U.S. his roo:n. Senate. "Mrs. Bicknell, this is Miss energy as well as physicai. He "Oh. sure. In was re- Mason. I'm iltedoil a teacher took a long cool shower, and O.K.. sure." Bicknell laxed and friendly, his wile telt Ed like very much to diee•tiss simply clad in shorts made him- NANCY by Ernie BUSIU11111PY Mr skirt neevoeely, _ Conlon with you. nis school- :self a stiffish brandy-and-soda, pleating tiv. *mu and so on. lie mill going sat opposite Laura in the "He a had a very peer Itere.-I- OH, JUST 9 to yam this grade, you see un- mg room. Laura was br4waing I KNOvV teal ne starts doing a lot better through the dictionary of ing in reainng, Hee et ‘.• I HCFE SANTA TO HAVE PUT DOWN such a baele t... MY I'd like to talk it over with you names. that's I CLAUS GETS SANTA'S "NORTH POLE" Naturally ne finer it V. 'us tather-1 thought if I "It a difficult," she corn-. RIGHTS, Sri follow th? enu-swor.a THIS LETTER ADDRESS could coine to gee you, this eve- plaints" "1 suppose my own to try I thone.r.t. vi 'I MISTER fling it you re free-or tomorm fault for marrying anybody doesn t tie • row ?• named Varallo. It seems to call could posse ley arnee-t tee) I! :7 said Mrs. Bicknell. ; tor a Latin name but t'm not side tutoring? It 0 I'm sure, it ne She sounded alarmed a n d Latin - my mother's maiden enormously, he's really puzzled. "What d'you mean ex- name was O'Brien, after all-- try, because little boy." At meet normal, ete ac.iy. Miss Miss-" :and 1 don't want a boy named herself: but you nee Id "Mason." ' Luigi or a girl named Maria." added to It,' to flatter parents. "1 don't get what you -Just "There s no law about do Bicknell looked at ilia wit:. beraiure ne isn't d0114 90 good Varallo pointed out. "Neither at school? I mean it's nice ot 1, actually." and got out eignre.tes. -Well tell you. Mies Mason, ene yeti, take so much interest • "I "It a not every ordinary name I'll it'll be no surprise ti "Well, there are a couple of , that seems to go with Varallo. I suppose I. --1 can see you know kids-- other aspects I'll explain when I Do you like Matthew?" you SU, U S Pert CO -AM ry. nerved • had a little prohlere "au. 'Oil by Unme, fouivre 1 see you. We try to give the' eNieteecnuch." ' we nave Gordon playing hookey. children as much individual at- I "We could fall back on John, with year, the year before. la: tention as we can. veet Mem.' but Its m'her too ordinary.... Last to talk to him about It ARRIE AN' SLATS )- by Raebbst, Van bums and Gordon - well. he .reiher ; Nicholas? I'm thinking serious- Died know Itide. puzzles me. Ant I 'loot sup- ly Just plain Mary for a girl." but, well--you probhan." pose !his is the f et trine -you-ve 1 "Very nice," said Varallo been a little that was only to he ee had one oh his teaeliers talking ' somnolently, and yawned. Gid. "But A G,,uGHTER - peeted." said Kaihalene. "Nate STED to you, er it ?" . Con clawed up the chair Jumped tT THIS TELL ME THE TRUTH - BLAR. bortei and reettless a, '...S.J f.- WRONG, b./STER. "eVell-" said Mrs. Bicknell • into his lap, and sniffed in- rally he's I 11/;'.7; TR','!`' I'DO WHO STARTED LIE; school, bec• Ise he ran t join in ying Ketherine thought she isIn terestedly at his drink. "You're 4Gpit.--_ YER DAI.IGHIER. A THIG4 I haven t received hi, swims very intelligent. - "Welt, starting young," said Varallo, the work. HELM' HAND- old school yet, his lather- 1 mean, he'll be laughing at him, records from his • • • • should getting there ki id or mad- You wane to but I he day. I want to see whae. ceme by tee maw, see us?" ke ATHARINE pressed t h e any have had to ra• "It it wouldn't inconvenience 1-% doorbell of the Bicknell other teachers shout port about him, YOU, please." house, feeling very curious t • I •' 14. a if he Can manage to 01. "Oh. Well, I'm sorry, we got Gordon's parents. It was exactly "But his age level-- • -we got people coming for seven-thirty on Saturday even- catch up to read- tonight. Maybe tomorrow ing. sometimes a good remedial ner wonders-- ?" Almost at once the door Mg course can do night interested, 1 m "That's fine. Abele seven- swung open, to reveal a plump- and once he geas like school." thirty? Thank you Mrs. Hick- ish dark woman of ahont thirty- sure he'd get to Ceerne She was still puzzled that Gor- nen. I'll be there then." five. "M-Miss Mason? .. • • • right in, I'm Gordon's nintitee don had beer allowed to get as 4' -:... • far as the fifth grade, bu'. she ,.L.- •,-, ti, ,...._ -, 1,-- - --.._ 0THING show ,d on In Meg- It's real nice of you to take the ec,‘ didn't say so. N lees garage. There were trouble-" , "You really think so? Maehe several lengths of 'id clothes- "Not at said Katharine Mrs. nicknell you can recommend some tea- line in a corner ,t tecn could meaninglessly, by Al Coo, cher like that who could,- . 1" He LIL' ABNER have been used ter ty i•ng up waS a tittle nervous. Typical an rec, a- Paul, nothirg eutwardia to say ordinary housewife not used sounded interested ttire. Ii'WOuLDN' I EE LEGAL TO -C(." they had beer. F tit they'd be to having many visitors, maybe V/HuT'S IT'S GHASTLY!! F rHET WAS WORSE IS C "Of course. I do wish you'd sent into the lab, :or analysis of even a little awed by an edu- MAP.PY A WITCH, HOOMINI AN LIST ENS TO A INHOOMIN!! NEXT,AH GIVES MAHSELF think about it, Mr. Bicknell. and dust and Co foetii, to see cated teacher? She wasn't bad- A PRIVATE. remedial course. c...;.T ILE!! AN -51-iuDi.iER!- GOTTA L-LIKE, RECORDIN'0' GECRGE RE-PRUIQ OF A I nk 'emerged. looking, if a trifle overweight: enter him for a whether Soeir PUI- F0.\\/IVI A INHOOMIN WEDDIN?! SAM ? JESSEL TV INTERVIEW WIF weia. :a couple of blood- and she'd taken trouble with her As it is, he's And there a another aspect too. Yet) see, he 1%)1AC:0ME stained clothe, probably the makeup, her clothes. She wore 'WAGON WHEEL' to nave made any Riegeer had used to clean a plain black crepe dress, a dis- doesn't seem 'i-YO'LL ones at Verdugu at all. The up the car, nothing to do with creet costume brooch at one friends NEVAH LIVE children think he's. well, Paiii. shoulder, matching earrings. other THROUGH ;T.!! backward because he call read , It was an unproductive day. "Come right in-this is Gor- s in 90 Very had one! Varallo event home at six, and don's father - Miss Mason, well and on. It's him, you can see, feeling de, matte after dinner spent an hour and Bert -" for out of everything." ,! fit. Two a halt over hiS roses. He "Nice to meet you, Miss Ma- left generously, got almost son." He wasn't had looking 'C! sprayed anaillinely, the half ?he hack-yard beds weeded, either, neat In clean sports shirt "Slowly, shine $1199 and clipped off all the dead and slacks: his handshake was boy crossed the room to father pet reessoms. lie straightened from firm, and his smile made him before him. Ills yanking omit the weeds and almost handsome, sheaving even hls hands on Cordon's shone . . ." The story reaches grim:wet Why the hell he'd white teeth. "Sit rldwn, won't dere ' here on tore hal to get involval with all you? Now, we're a little puz- • climax Monday. •

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