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964 4.37 41) 4.37 Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper 23.37 16.25 • G ann.= 21.27 57 40 111111111111111 The Afternoon I iiiii 9.12 Largest 1.111 Daily Newspaper Circulation ,.‘ For Murray and Amount Both In City $ 5.23 County 47 '71 • Calloway 1801 [And In County 4.72 - 23.54 15.48 Murray Population 10,100 [ 1, 1964 Vol. LXXXV No. 78 473 In Our 85th Year Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, April '7.38 United Press International 23.54 High Juniors e. 7.38 Wins Case After Murray 4 '72 Easter Seal Present Play Friday Deadline For Filing In May 4.72 State National Guard Will Withdrawing Money 1548• The junior class of Murray High 7 38 School will present -Grandma's Primary Is Tomorrow Night 12 77 Be Reorganized, Increased man who withdrew $43,000 mistak- Best Years," a three act comedy '738 enly credited to his bank account Friday night at 7:30 o'clock in the By CAROLE MARTIN successful office seeker. Jesse Nich- 7.38 won a stand-off Tuesday in his ef- Mall ciantrubtations and others con- audit ori um. 7 38 United Press international olas Ryan Cecil. forts to avoid criminal poaecution tinue to come in on the Easter Seal This comedy features Jams John- PRANICFORT. Ky. tet -- The Candidates for Congress who have 12.71 FRANKFORT, Ky net - State in a federal court Sale for the Kentucky Society for as a 'full-of-life" Gram with a of state's office will 're- 21.73 Atli Gen Arthur Y Lloyd an- Crippled Children The Free Will eon secretary filed: Jury ended its deliberations in of gold, Patricia Ellis as her main open until midnight Thurs- 11.44 & Heard nounced Tuesday that Kentucky Na- A Baptist Church and the Way-man heart 1st District - Democrats: Frank Seen after more than seven daughter, Carolyn Wells so that all potential candi- 12 '17 tional Guardsmen will undergo a a deadlock Chapel AME church brought in a aristocratic day A. Stubblefield, Murray. incumbent. consideration of the case Sadie, the maid, Gann Jones and have the opportunity to meet 21 98 reorganization which will increase hours contribution of $2.26. This together as dates Bob Watkins. Central City; and ahich charged T. L. Cotton Thag- Ellis as the daughters, Trudy_ filing deadline for the May 26 4.72 the guard's strength Apra 6 by 236 with 'mar contributions brings the Vicki the Louis P. McHenry, Hopkinsville. Around Bennie Humphrey. gard with larceny. thus far to $1331.90 Lilly, a friend; primary election, 2nd District - Democrats: Men total of the drive bal- • the 13-year-old son; Larry Garland, a Drawings for potations on the Stairs at Judge Frank M. according to a spokesman for Hatcher. Republicans: Rhodes xs Back About 41 per cent of present KNG U. S. District Lloyd Ramer, Givin's beau; will take place Saturday. Secre- aft- drive. friend, lot Broacher, Owensboro, " by Rogers the re- Johnson Jr declared a mistrial Jane Stovall said MURRAY units will be affected by to this drive Sammy Knight. a gangster; tary of State Thelma a most of 11 men and one wo- Any contribution Markt - Democrats: sentecl In organizatton. Lloyd said. er the jury Saxon. his wife; Nannette Solo- candidates for Congress and other 3rd not agree. will be accepted at any time the J. Benjamin giving an insight man told him they could -chewing juvenile one county may Charles Farnsley, are a said An effort is being mon, their gum races in more than he last nes preso Heard this week "Children A new infantry battalion will be A slight smile played on "rhea- spokesrnan to Horton, Ed P. Jackson Jr.. arid Ed- drive to daughter; Diane West. dignified attend or send a representative great 000nfort in your old age and former armor units as he walked from the made to bring the current Gafford, all of Louisville. and organized using gard's face society matron: Paula Alibritten, a draw ward at they help you get there". part of a close however, and anyone wish- Shively. Ftepublo UlCh wes served located in the southeastern caurtroom, ; Ronnie Ragsdale as a far, only two incumbent U. Philip V. Baker, ing to make a contribution is urged spinster Thus Jeffer- with the Easter the gate. Two other battalione in Gain's and Joe William N. Ins- cans: M. G. Gene Snyder, nevagetter had already won an earlier as quickly as possible. second suitor of S. representatives, I in the decorations. J. Edgar Hoover. in a western Kentucky will each be re- He to do so Jotin sontown, incumbent, and Jesse N. Alabama Supreme Ward as meek Cousin Oscar, tiller, of Bowling Green and in the quoted a New York City Judge who one company and round when the •••• Cecil, Louisville, was illness duced In size by tried Wane, of ancholaaville, will be Ft. stated, "The demand of the of Court ruled he could not be NEWEST - England- Tre- C others, only twenty- in 1924 these units will form the nucleus OLDEST Robert Forsee and Steve the primary. Both 4th District - Demise:at: Frank Jurors web state false pretense charges Latimer Martindale unopposed in the District were • hour in America is for armor battalion to replace the on Scholarships To Be born rather) are propters. -op- incumbent; John MIS an Ga., OD Democrats] will face Republican L. Chat. Lebanon. conscience. Judges with courage wild located in southeast- /Miles In Columbus, Wilton se happy occasion. one formerly Tnaggard has never denied walk- Department the position in the fall, however. L Ward. Harrodsburg, and • • prisons which are neither country Given By finally becoming an Ameri- William Jeffrey is directing ern Kentucky. into the Union Bank and Trust biggest race so far is in B. Cupp, Covington health resorts It is not the ing can citizen-on his 100th May Clam sponsors are Clara Grif- The clubs or March 6, 1963, and currently repre- Her- that pliant/ In- Co. here on birthday. Martindale, who fin, Paul Lyons, Willie Jackson and the 5th District, 5th District - Democrats: criminals, actual or potential reorganization stuffed business scholarships . Who ONALS the waiking away with $43.000 Four $300 in the U.S. most of sented by Eugene Stier. R-Ky. bert H. Fowler, Manchester and need a neuropatitic hospaal," the crease guard strength is jusit the Murray has lived Jack Jones. left Monday by in a paper bug Testimony showed will be awarded by oldest person he would not seek re- McCreary. Everts Repu- ran said ..it Is the people who reverse of a plan offered Kentucky his life, is the announced Clarence being judge Mork to verify the State Cotten business department to see the Howard. iducath alter to which would have he salted a bank ever to be naturalized. The public is invited election. blicans: State Sen. Durham slobber over them in an effort last December tunes at Murray next year. Dr. have filed trial of has wife He ceiling amount of his balance three for study fun-packed show. Admission prices So far, 14 oanchdates Pineville; state Sen. Plea/ Mobley find excuses for their crime" reduced the state strength all head of the in pdaughter. Mrs lion before he withdrew the money. Thogna.s B Hogencarnp, are twenty-five cents student and for the Republican nomination and Letcher T. White, both of MAD- by 153 men The reorganization has announ- faintly in Aberdeen, In snail bells painstakingly count- business deparunent, thirty-five cents adult. 5th District, and two are seek- cheater; Dr. Tan Lee Carter, Tomer- Murray and Canoe/ay County young would give the guard a gain of 388 the his home at the teller's window, ced. Democratic nomination. MoCauley, Middles- .urring to • big vote of Donn- over planDecember ed out ing the innovate, Joe people deserve a men The four scholarships. offered ND- High five have Clint- lifts-nia. College In the 3rd District, boro; Daniel 13, Smith and H. • deice and apprecietion for their The bank said the money was to outstanding high MacArthur Failing - As a result of the reorganization, nually, will go filed as nomination, and a sixth on Eaton. Harlan: Robert L. Ma- efforts in several events durbig placed in the account of Than- planning in pre- ex- part of a master modernization scrtool graduates Report Indicates state Rep. Norbert I, Elhene--is by, James E. McCracken, Ind the the p.m week. The music festival, gaol's Alabama Motor Co. by mis- business ad- in which all guard units in the pare for professional Rate pected to file before the deadluie. Res'. Gene Huff, all of London; J. show and plan Wins Top speech contest, talent should have been credited being organized under take and ministration and business education urti - Gen. Doug- Republican side, incum- Higgins, Corbin: Elijah 4-H hog show, indicates that nation are Defense at- WASHINGTON On the MOLICODD INISHES rrA. di- to Alabama PovemiZa. careers in such fields as account- hes de- M. G. Synder is litil Stan- F the ereorganizatton of the Army las MacArthuri oondition bent U. S. Rep. Mills, Artemis. Tobacco we have a large number of young ' Deedgit insisted a ma- tat), nine nev: full-tirne torney Ira ing (ndu.strial, public, and past 24 hours, a a perennial but never and Elmer Begley, ;Li.UNE ability and INC - vision" concept the ma- from Murray Col- teriorated in the opposed by ley'. Burnside, folks with desire. chine made the error and - banking and finance. general busi- Three groups guard technicians may be employed ratings Sat- spolumnan at Walter Reed Army Hyde n. a live chine should be punished. not Cot- management lege High won superior throughout the state. Lloyd said. ness administration. Medical Center said today, restrict - Democrats: IC A Thaggazt." marketing urday during the music festival. 6th involved in the reorganiza- ton including personnel). spokesman mid the $4-year- State Sen Parents, teachers and school pa- Cittee string ensemble composed of The Watts. Republicans men they and sales, office administration, ass- A naght, I.ASTIC! proud of nom tion and the number of Kathleen Madrey. old general spent • peaceful Impasse Met John W Billy Swope, Harrods- can be justly Keirhy Rayburn, • irons include retsina& science, and titian.= teadh- been "a slight will gain or lose Alexander. Ralph Tesse- but added there has burg Rt 4. 1.Ork. We also ins Marilyn a • Kathy Scott. drop in the blood preneure arid Democrats: Carl Jac* Wyse proud of the or that Ashland 41. Barbourville., $200 scholarship will be paid neer, Rebecca Hendon. 7th District - in stock We Minus Women Each - moderate rise in the pulse rate" off. Local Woccia. Earn Hindman, incienbent, 19 (4 the gas bonds were paid 17, for Ronnie Colson. Randy Added 63 D. Perkins, Bolding Green 41. Hopkinevalle at the rate of $100 a semester haa On in Buckner, Bob MacArthur's kidney function Hail Bypro Republi- FOrMiCa He hihea done a good Job the Past 12. London 9. Madison- two semesters. Scholar/top winners my Collins, Jean and Ann B. Livermore Kathy duninishel pnagreasavely over the Asies- eight years mewl shouid be apprecia- 5. Russellville 34. a high scholastic Washer. Carolyn Hendon. cans Tom Layne an David ville 4C. Marlon must onaintatn past 34 hours, the spokernan said. tive of the fact Attending scholarship Luther and Mike Jones received bum, both of Ashland, and Waiter Somerset 10, average to retain the For 1-24 said pressure on a device to Miles She superior rating. He C Van BooSe, Hipps the second semester. bleeding in his esophagus Time to get those new trees in the Plus Frankfort 7. Harlan 42. Hen- A clarinet quartet and a mixed prevent Applications for the actiolarships morning. Hickman 16. Lexington won like ratings, The would be released this a. ground g you are planning rel derson 211. Meet maybe obtained by witting. The Agar also Interrogational State device. called a senetaken enited Frees 100. Louisville 02. Middlesboro 38. Scholar- quartet was composed of Vicki The Depart men of Biamess the 01.1 is ruing rapid- 41. Owensboro 31. Padu- Debbie Martin tube, had been averted into DAVIS INE The new guis' dorm Olive 31111 ship Committee. Box 1193, Collage Vickie Singleton. By MARGUERITE Williams- Mad rey. soldier's esophagus to arrest inter- • ly This is one budding which WDS cah 12. St Matthews 33. Murray Keiaacxy. Julio Boyd. ADD Kathieen Organization Station, of nal bleeding. tat - A four- constructed through the winter, burg 67. LEXINC7TCiN, Ky (April 1 , - - - 'The mixed choir was composed WAEIHTNOTOaT VITURE Boyd. Dianne Today's report, the first indicat- ar adds noted County Homemakers were in Debbie Martin, Julia state proposal seeking Former armor unite located at Six Ma- ing that the famed military hero fG SERVICE People 65 and over now make ttli Cavitt, Norma Lan*, Kathleen Interstate 24 was at an London. Harlan. Wil- Lexington this wee* attending the Filling Of came after maw "slight 63 miles for For Library a pe ries aver 15 per cent of the population Bastourville. Annual drey. ?aye Rushing. Shirley Thomas, was fading. and Middlesboro will be- the Kentucky was reported Tues- impede Tuesday. liamsburg simnel meeting of Lakes Is Begun Kathy Rayburn, Cecilia CONRA., unprovernent" St Sat 8:30-8. units forming the new TVA that larger than come ird'aniry Federation of Homemakers at the Brewer. Paula Norsworthy, day in the kidney malfunotion that kind of The, sake tei • group The Jeanie - "We just don't have 1st Battalion. 149th Infantry Vsdor Perry, Ka- developed after eight feet of Mac Is Formed either the so called "farm Woo" or More than Hendon, :R1ORS will University of Kentucky Tennessee Rebecca been mileage to make available" from up Infantry battalior headquarters KNOXVILLE an Arthur's lower Intestine had the -Negro bloc- 1 hey make Homemakers Club mem- thy Scott. fed- 33-1-171 be in Barbourville with four sec- a thousand Authority annotuiced today Buckner, Eaatex Sunday the interstate system total, a 8 and 9 per cent respectively of the Valley Vicki Singleton Jean removed Representatives from NOXIOUS Chic of the headquarters located at bers from throughout the state are started the annual filling Public Roads spokes- nut Street pipulation of the nation over 21 tions it has Donna Rogers. Marilyn Alexander. eral Bureau of chits- and interested individuals met Compar.y A will be at }Ber- attending the meeting, which has nine Tennessee river main- Tom- years at age London of its Catole Knight. March Hayes. man said. •t the Public Library Monday at Company B at Middlesboro -sod as its theme women's Wadi rship role lakes to summer "fall pool" Rob- • rien. atreern my Lasseter, Harrel Crutoher. 7 30 for the purpose of oorwadering Company C at Williarnaburg, In • changing world Thine attend- Ken- County Woman But he tad he was confident that It is figured that all the people levels. ert Houston, Edwin Scholar, the establishment of a Friend's of ing are Mrs Kenton Broach. Cal- reservoirs are graitially fIlled would produce who eser lived would number about Tank The neth Thomas. Mike Jones. Kenny further Macuesione Library organization Friends The euszd's lit Medium County Homemakers Presi- the winter the About 3 billion are alive loway each spring following acceptable to all organization of 71 Milton Botta/ion, 133rd Anna-, which the Coldwater Lynn. scene comprotnise of the labrary is an dent, Mrs Earl Adams. flood season. Larry Wilson, Jer- Away today displaces, Jimmy rams. Passes who are interested in new irrfantry battalion Mrs Alfred layeor, Harris seven reSer- parties concerned lay people MID! Club. -rvA said the Upper Culpepper David Graham, and fa- will have its new headquarters at Curd, ry on improving library' services Grove Club. Mrs. ()oldie votra- -Fort Loudon, Watts Bars Belinda Winchester. offense of the four- It took hundreds. thousands. pos- with one platoon each at L,nda Sholai Engineering cilities. The Friends Organization 17 to 45 Paducah Pottertown Club, Mrs. Tom Wells, Chickamauga, Hales Bar Gunners- sibly melons of years for the world and Hickman. Com- and Carolyn King On Tuesday states-Tennessee. Misiouri. Ken- is to the library- much the same as Hopkineville Surburtan Club, Mrs. Barletta Wheeler and Wilson- are sche- 'clod for population to reach its preaerit 3 Paducah. dile, libreate-rnet Monday with T A is to the puttee sohool pany A also will be at Agent. about April tucky and the P. it will take less Wrather. Home duled to react full pool Whitton and in other billion However Company B at Hopeinsville and BPR Chief Rex M Intends of the Library add 16, Mrs Mettle Hughes. age 88, pass- technical secure than 40 more years to another Company C at Hickman. itighlignting tonight's seselon was Jerold L. Haney tus top Lades to present eommunities has helped Pickwick reservoir is only slight- sway Tuesday at 2 30 p m, at achine 3 billion We could have sax billion the presentation of Kentucky's ed details of the Man outlined by their bookmobiles helped secure books Target Acqui- ly below full pool now and la sche- Army Exercise the Meackarview Rest Home near ln the time the year 2.000 rolls Unite of the 5th Master Farm Homemakers for 1963 In governors at a White House meet- and other liorary material, and at Lex- duled to reach that level about ining around sition Battalion located s Carlin Whaley of Fleming Plannington. ing Feb 8 contributed to cultural oppordtun- and Louisvele will be per- April 7, The deceased is the widow of the by sponsor- ington county and Mrs. Byron Tapp. Sr. Germany (AHT- lUes of the community increase their strength Kentucky reservoir is slightly BAUMHOLDER, late Brice Hughes of the Backers- Under this proposal. 1-34 would What's responsible? We can feed mitted to of Union ,..ourity Speakers at the Jer- ing book fans exhlbits. story hours, . independence, 56 per Its normal summer level The NCi - Army Spectabat Four of Calloway Ca- northwest from Nashville. folks better today It takes leas from the former authorized Mies Gertrude Dickens, above burg community run book talks musical programs, and mivalent Home session were sharply cut recent- Haney. 22. son of Mr. and the entering people to prod Ice more food Meta- cent to 80 per cent of full strength rate of flow was old L only She 1•:91/14 a member of Tenn, to Paducah. Ky by the library 'ems Se tuition women is editor of the Farm Journal the C. Haney, Route 3. radio participation of Company B. 201st ly to help reduce flooding on Mrs. Eugene Coldwater Methodist Church. Illinois at Metmpolis and connect- have Ire placement cane prolongs lives, people live long- One platoon magsainc, and Mis. Raymond Sayre Exer- Many of these activities River. Murray, Ky, participated in include two daughters. 1-57 aouth of Marion. 111. dude name, ad er We are safety conscious in busi- Engineer Battalion, which former- if the As- Ohio Survivors ing with been provided at the local library of Iowa. past president LORELEY ROCK, a six-day Peters- they seek d ness and industry People work ly was located at Armband. will now cise Mrs Opha Carlton of St The additional 63 miles individuals in age, sweated Country Women of the Army field training by various interested company at Olive Seventh U S bunr. Fla. and Mrs Bernice Mor- would originate at Jackson. Tenn., shorter hours Machines do more join its parent World. their topic was "Are We Murray and Calloway County These exercise in Germany which ended ref laetroit Mich one son. with 1-55 near Hayti, daiererous work Many disease have Hill 01 a Vol- Graves Taxpayers gan East and connect have been excellent contribution& Meetinit the Challenge Mansti 24 four de- been conquered More infants grow Jim Hughes of Lone Oak; Mo. however, with the expansion and a reconnaissance unteer leader?" Ruling Today ROCK was designed Mrs. to and At St Matthews, Await LORELF:Y ters Mrs Sally Adair of Hegel. the library more manhood womanhood, Med- and support per- plan also calls for con- increased lee of platoon of heackitiarters. 2nd for tomorrow, the • to provide medical Myrtle- Edwards of Kiresey. Mrs. Their The program 1 new' bridges One are needed lurn Tnk Battalion, will be organ- tarasonnel with training in the pro- Clarksville, Tenn., struction of two Of course an atomic war could sort final day of the meeting, includes MAYFIELD. Ky, art - A gm Mae Fulton of Individual, in attendance at the was formerly lo- imposed by the movement of would replace the present span over the population growth ized This platoon talk by Dr Margaret Broane, taxpayers today ' blame. and Mrs Lett* Wrather of Anne; feit that A of Sow down will a of Graves County hospital under River at Paducah, and the meeting Monday night cated at Henderson which now of Home filed a field evacuation 16 grandchildren. 31 greet grand- the Ohio director of the Division await a ruling on a motion the Missaistppl formal organ's-a-non should be es- become the new home of Company cambia conditions and in the pro- second would cruse Economics, Federal Extension Ser- seeking to have altered children. tabiistied, Miss Ruth E Cole was Tank Battalion Tuesday operating medical facili- at Dyersburg. Tenn about 60 mnes B. and Medium Washington. D C.. the Fed- previous jud- blems of Funeral arrangements are Mom- vice, amended or vacated, a warfare Memphis. named temporary chairman and a pre- ties during guerrilla piete, but the body is at the J. H. north of Medium Tank Battalion. eration business meeting, gment which cliarniesed a complaint Mrs &nay Walfain temporary sec- on Weather The 2nd Specialist Haney is a cook in the Home where Soldier Chorus of Judge Al- Churrhill Funeral said under 123 rti Armor which will have units sentation tav the against Graves County Land- The BPR spokesman retary-treasurer Plans were made- the 8th Evacuation Hospital near rnay call Livermore. Hender- Ft Knox, and workshops in len Char and Fiscal Court mem- friends normal alternative plans if their to have an organized meeting April 'Report at Oweneboro stuhl He entered the Army in Feb- frorn five menial Federation activities- original proposals are vetoed by 27 at 7 30 p m at which time a son and Marion. will increase bers 1961 aid was stationed at thibind Pmes membership, reading, which was dua ruary FIVE DATTORECAST Monday's conferetge, will be presenter • 72 per cent to 00 per cent of full citizenship. The complaint, C . before arriv- BPR. But at slate of officers Tip- Fort Jackson. S unwilling -I strength. muss-, and public ity missed by Circuit Judge Wood the date officials -were and a formal organization &ppm- Yesterday - - 61 ing overseas in July 1961. By United Press International High ton. because It was. 'vague. inde- to reveal their negotiating position, ed -- 36 Haney is a 1960 graduate of Bal- The Kentucky ans Low Yesterday finite and uncertain' asked tot an LOUISVILLE and said if the bureau didn't like It Ls the desire of nen group to • - 39 boa High School, San Francaco. for the five-day 7 15 Today of Pascal Court records dur- weather ceitlook their proposal it should come up function prunarly as an educational audit and was employed by the Ave High for March - se Calif, period Werinesday through Monday, • suggestion." he said. ing 1692--63 in San Fran- with specific force in the community encouraging for March 369 account- Major Paint Company by the U 9 Weather Bureau: as repre- As 1,w In addition, it sought an the Attending the meeting the people ta becorne acquainted March 77 cisco. Calif., before entering Temperatures will average about • Hach for ing of certain furnishings taken sentative for Kentucky was state with the library and to develop an 19 Army. degrees above normal in the east Low for March from the Mayfield Motel, which 5 Highway Commisaioner Henry Ward. awareness of what it has to offer - - 1088" in the west Normal tion at the Rainfall in March were purcha.sed by the court as • to 10 above each citizen It is felt that such March Ls 530" are 59 to 66. lows 40 to 48 Normal for home for the aged by the county: highs programs as the Aka) hours and at I p.m. amouut of rain in ora Teams Do A mkruning trend will occur until (neatest -The group also alleged that the ROTC Drill the Show-Me sew-Ions which have was on March 9 when cooler over the weekend. 1964. The • clay in March count, spent texpaVias' money on Meet It turns Several Attend been conducted in the library, have registered_ Well At Big 3 411" wet private dm eweys5' and roads in Igen-effective in twiner* young Delk- thin ramp day west .side of IN THE HOLE. Egg Hunt Sunday On Graves and adjacent counties chndren to the library It has done over 7". drill teams strict _Con- county registered Tuesday's motion claims that Murray State ROTC much to increase the circulation dr largest ANCHORAGE, Alaska - A when the March 23 order was la- did Well dais month at the books for this age group It is hoped rged to at- A, in world. hand-lettered sign appeared today med, courage for the plaintiffs. inter-conegiate meet the attended that through this ()reanimation namy Western Kentucky - Generally Lnvita- In a crevice In Anchorage where A number of children Asher, Benton, had been ne- the University of Iltinoin people can be Interested in High in the Joe for an the Easter egg hunt Sunday at the other fair and cool today. for the tional Drill Meet the earth had sunk 30 feet of the gotiating *nth the counsel Murray-Calloway County library, the services and the function mid 50n Fair and warmer tonight. competition was given area a half block wide and two or defendants to bring about a settle- Principal Lisa Jones, library in the Murray Calloway Co- Law near 40 Thursday partly c4o- Aca- three blocks long Those attending were nty ment. by the Pennsylvania Miliary unty Area warmer. written on cardboard Rise Myrie Lowe, Lora Hopkins, udy and Paducah. counsel for demy, University of Wisconsin. Penn The sign, of the meeting David Reed, to a Lee Hopkins, Maisie Ridick, Tom- Announcement offered a pro- State and Notre Dame drill teems with crayon, was attached the defendant^, had my Paschall. Carron Bowen. Mar- place of the April 27 meeting will • Kentucky Lake 7 a m 360.3, accord- Rifle Company of concrete block office building that egelielAily-New White House press secre- posal bonettle the litipition, The Pembina Moore. be triode in the near future All clown 02, below darn 3309, down Ngvi Liu MSS regu- had broken in half and read garet McCallen and Gerry associate of Presi- the motion. the college placed 'mirth, the interested in the promo- Water tempera- tary is George E. Reedy (left), longtime ing to in Aaseka All the children found eggs, but persons 1,5, 19 gates open (right), sought for lation team placed fifth, the exht- "I knew making a hying to dent Johneon. Reedy. 48, succeeds Pierre SalInger A hearing is being Moore proved hie skill by tines of the library are invited tare M. lesridey Dam 2344. down and the girls' would be tough but I didn't think Garry who also served In the post under the late President Ken- April 11 by the plaintiffs in the bition team eighth I come to ttus meeting, 12 I'd go in the hole like this." finding the golden egg • 38, will try for the US. Senate in California. case. . team placed fifth, Smut*. 5 43, sunset 6 IS nedy. Salingar, 41IL

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PAGE TWO THE La.DGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY — APRIL 1, 1964 The Veterans Have Had The Best Of It This THE LEDGER & TIMES !Yankees Come Close To Rating Spring As Rookies Three Of MSC Sports Open PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc..' Pull A Early Fade Out Censulidation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, end The Tlenes-Herald, Octooer 20, 1926, and the West Kentuckian, January The _ By GEORGE C. LANGFORD inning to give the Kansas City 1, 1942. Name As Death And Taxes United Press international Athletics a 5-4 victory over the Last Week; All Doing Well The veterans have had the best JAMDEi C. WILL1A5dS, PUBLISHER New York Yaukees, Rookie Aurelio this spring 'EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the ed by Hal Rena!, a right hander of it Monteagudo held the Yankees score- fistful the tourralmen- t, Memphis State We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor, Ilth of 30 daspatches on the 1964 with a 4-3 mark last year. and left A of old pros are enjoying less for six Hidings. Three of Murray State College's or Public Voice iterns for and Missimippi State. Other teams which, in our opinion, are not the best in- prospects of the major league bander Steve Hamilton i5-2 an unusually brilliant exhibition The Los Angeles Dodgers, who spring sports teams opened their terest of our readers. season while sharing In the tournament were Mississippi, -3 baseball clubs., Three rookies have a chance of their positions have seen their three best pitchers seasons last week against top-flight the belly -booed rookles, Tulane, Southern Missis.simm, North- NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER . — winning a spot on the roster — Tom with who, get shelled in the last three days. competition and all of them came CO., 1509 east Louisiana. Notre Dtune, South- Madison Ave., Memphis, Term.; Time & Life Bldg., New York, N.Y.; By LBO H. PETERSEN Metcalf, Bob Meyer and for the most part, have done an saw Johnny Podres take a 6-3 through like Thoroughbreds. Pete hfik- western, and McNeese. Stephenson Bldg., Detroit, Mich. UPI Sports Editor kelsen Metcalf and Meyer won nine early fade (age bombarding from the Houston Colts. The tennis team edged Illinois Murray's Fred Lancaster tied for FORT LAUDtaltDALR. Fla. ITO — and four games, respectively, for Tueaday s exhibition results had a Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale Entsard at the Pat Office, Murray. Kentucky, for transaassion 1964) State College 5-4 and crushed the third-tugh individual in the tour- The New York Yankees come pretty Richmond last year, shale Markel- typical for veteran flavor also were pounded in their most Second Class Matter. angled University of Missouri 7-0. The clement with a 36-hole total of 142. close to death and taxes at rating sen ass an 11-game winner at which out: recent outings. baseball team split two games with Ted Hale tied for sixth with a 144. SUBSCRIPTION RATRii.- By Owner in Murray, per week 20e, per as a sore thing. Augusta. --Cattalo Paacal, w ho hurled The San Francisco Giants polish- Purdue took two of three from The Racer freshman team tied month 85e. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $4.5U; else- They aren't counting the 1964 seven Mutout innings to extend his ed off the Boston Red Sox for the Northwestern, and the golf team for fifth in the freshman division, where, $8.00. American League pennant in the ,.-shutout suing to 15 as the Minne- sixth straight time, 11-1. Jack San- tied for fourth place in the 14-team and Frail Gary Flowers placed bag. but thei'll be mighty *unarmed Cadiz Hospital Faces sota Twine recorded their fifth ford and Billy Pierce required only "Tim Outstanding Civic Mal of a Community Is the uivitational tournameat at Latest- eighth for individual medal. ii they don't win it. weight victory, 8-0, over the Phila- 40 pitches to stop the Red Sox. Integrity of its Newspaper" Financial Crisis, ana State — It may .not be easy." admits their delptua Mathes' "B" team. Impremave rookie Tony Corugharo Vic Power, fighting new manager, Yogi Berra. "but I Administrator Says for the singled home the only Boston run The track team, whose opener WEDNESDAY — APRIL 1. 1964 Twins first base can't see any club beating us out." yob, who collected I and Jesus Alou stretched his hitting with Tennessee Tech was rained CADIZ, Ky. UK — A. T McCauley. tiller hits in the Neither aa the vast majority ot victory to up his! streak to 13 games for the Giants. out, will now open against Wiscon- achnaustrator of Trigg County batting avenge baseball experts. Hos- to .4211. sin here tonight. AT THE MOVIES Quotes From The News Providing their two slugging out- pital. said today the inetitutioo faces — Hank Aaron, who hammered his field stars. a financial crisis if it does not find fourth exhibition home ran in the The tennis team son four of six By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL ahakey Mantle and Rog- er Mans. are sound. the Yankees an addiuonal registered nurse by red-hut Milwaukee Braves' 6-3 deci- singles matches against Illinois WASHINGTON -- Sen. Philip A. Hart (D.-Mich.), saying MURRAV look like money in the bank. They Wednesday. and sharply critietzed non over the Detroit Tigers. State and two of three doubles. The he believes the civil rights bill before the Senate will guaran- Oft IVE •IN TMEATIFII. . son last year with Mantle and polidea under which state public Sadowski Blanks Tigers team lost only one set to Missouri. tee the voting rights of all citizens without regard to race Mans out a large part the season assistance funds are distributed to —Bob ackeaski, the youthful vet Charles Champion who plays No. 2 t of unless it is met with 'a program of massive evasion.": and despite the fact they had to Mapitals. of the ItillVeS who blanked the singles won both days as did Pat • Tony Curtis 3 The hospital now t'But if this bill does not du the job, then I Dunk Congress retinae:tar their pitching staff It has three reg- Tweet, on three tuts through the Bryan, a freshnuin also plays No. 5, • Dean Martin istered nurses, but must have far first five innings. He now has and Henry Baughman alio plays will. be prepared in the very near future to take even more was siud of the 1963 Yankees that "WHO WA$ THAT LADY" in order to qualify "for full state yielded only one rim in 17 Innings No. 3. vigarou.s and direct action." they won the pennant with their junior varsay and then 10.st the public assistance funds State aid for .1 .53 earned run average. Coach Johnny Reagan said he World Series to the Los Angeles a'and be cut from $18 per day for —Moose Skownan of the Washing- ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. — Mrs. Malcolm Peabody, was genefally pleased with Ins base- E. moth- Desiaers in four con.secutrve games paean. assistance patients to $7.50. ton Senators, who leci a lb-hit ball team although his pitching has er 61 Mtasschusetts Gov. Endicott Peabody, commenting on with their varsity McOarley said the hospital has attack *mita Baltanaure's Steve not been as good as he had expect- — ENT)S TONITE her jailing during civil rights demonstrations in this his- The Yankee lineup for the coining been unable to employ another reg- Barber and relief ace Stu Miller for ed -Our defense is improving, our toric city. season is set. with only a couple of istered nurse He said he has locat- an 11-5 victory'. Shearon hits 13 hating is adequate, and I think pitching spots and outfield and ed one pruspect. but that she would has in 22 at-bats for a robust .591 "I think what we have done has brought the community's the pitching will improve when the James Samoa infield utility berths open. not be available for about the next average. attention to the situation here." weather gets warmer." Reagan said Lineup Is Set three weeks and the deadline is -Ran Hansen. and slugged two Siatrae-- DEX . $478,000 BURGLARY— SOCIDiat Outfielder Bill Ryan and catch,: There's no chance of breaking April 1. home runs and drove us tax runs trial of showgirl Lillian Reis PARIS — Alexel Adzhubei, son-in-law Dave Darnall are leading hitter' of Soviet Premier into the regular nneup The admimstrator, a retired com- to lead the Ctucago White Sox to Ilaboyei, Cornier Philadelphia TA& HER.. for the Racers both with event's, N114ta S. Khrushchev, speculating on the future of the bitter It featuraa an outheid of Mantle. mander in the U.S. Navy Medical a 7-4 triumph over the St. Louis nightclub owner. in the 1959 of 333 _Ron Anderson. last year . ideological feud between aussia and Communist China: Mans and Tom Trash; an infield Corpra said that if the public as- Lau-duals. Ken Buyer drove in three burglary of ecal magnate .2CiShEs NNE 17.71 leading hitter. is Mating an eve,. ''It is possible our passive attitode will not last forever." of Joe Pepitone at first. Bobby siscauce funds are cut off as a re- Cardinal runs, tvvo of them on it John B Rich's home in Potts- sult, 300. Second baseman DliVe Boyd Richardson at second. Tony Kubek the hospital will have to hike home run. ville, Pa., Is underway there. THUR.:FRI.-SAT. — has batted in six runs and outfield- - at short and Clete Boyer its rates for pituenas able to pay. --- Marty Keough, who hit his Authoritles set the loot at ANCHORAGE. Alaska — A hand-lettered sign posted on at third er Ken klanarta fife. with Elston Howard the league% ''It is inconceivable that nursing fourth home run of the spring for $178,000, but Rich said P was _anoftwe Pudding, broken in halt beside_an earthqbake-caosed miOle peatocr last .semce nazi bepLiced on a dollar Cincinnati in the..R' .4'.3 lora itteut cask_ -13atataallf tam machAltdanita for hole in ;he street 50 feet deep: and numbers bests." Philadelphia's 3..welry. Her first his] behind the plate. McCarley said. "A" team. lid.- fourth place at Leh finlidanag be- I knew making -No service deadlocked a living in Alaska would be tough but 1 Although he played in only 65 has ever had the ad- —And Larry Jackson, who regist- fed Is • Jury. hind the hometown Maws who won clicit't think Id go in the hole hi.e tins games ast season because of in- vantage of cotnpiete and total ala!- ered his third victory' fur the Chi- juries. Mantle stall hit 314 wan 15 ling cago Cubs, pitching seven scoreless borne runs and 35 runs batted in. He aud that. his 30 years of back- innings against the Cleveland In- An off season -operation seems to ground in Navy medical work had dians Ron Santo ha a two-run homer and two WARD have overcorni- h.., left knee trouble. proved to him that many persons singles in the Cube' TERMITE CO. * P-L-U-S * Ten Years Ago Today Marts got into 90 games. hitting 269 an be trained to give adequate 6-2 victory LEDGER it TINE$ Ma with 23 FIR s and 53 RBI s and assisunce in nursing care without Pirates Down Meta Located at Five Points Phone 753-6019 shows no aigns of being handicap- being registered nurses In other games Tuesday the Pit- ped by the shoulder injury he suf- - taargh Pirates capitalised on four Murray, Kentucky A wave of break-ins struck Lynn Grove last night after fered in the World Series Trish, as "The nursing problem cannot be outfield errors by the New York solved by cutting funds or clotting the_county had been missed by robbers for several weeks. a sophomore. batted 269 with 26 , Meta to gain an 8-4 victory. Rookie — LICENSED and INSURED — doors that are currently bulging Rex FouS places were broken into, according to Sheriff Brigham haute runs ind ;2 runs batted in Johnston, with three hits, and Special During Month of April . . Future Is Brien from too many patients." McCarley Willie Stargell, with a two - run Futzell. ANY SiZE HOME (Work Guaranteed) ..... 570.00 Pepitene. a goat in the Yankees said. bonier. led the Pirates ' attack. )3111 Adams, Scoutmaster for the Cub Scouts, asked help 31 Years Experience Free Estimates IJOSFiLYStll PRIIIC010 World Series disaster. laid & line Charley Lau squeezed home the In finding den mothers at the executive board meeting AllatliteiTEMATOMbasie of the year otherwme end is generally Cumberland Waters aaarat run in the Ma of the 10th MuZray High School PTA Wednesday. regarded aa a future grew Hu bat- . Jane Cooper, Jerry Graham. Sue Marshall, Don Myers, ted 21/ with 27 home runs and 89 "Stirred" By Alaska Arm u Parker, Ronnie Ray. and Joan Spann of Murray Training runs batted In. Richardson. Karel Earthquake, Report Sciu,)01 attended the state FBLA convention at Louisville. and Boyer had only average /4-.1.,:0116 _ They wtere aCt_ompa.heed by their chapter sponsor. Eugene last year, betting .21:4 357 and 251.' Smith. rapeotively. JAMESMOWN, Ky IF —Whether Howard hit 287 last season v.ith there was a connectaon, or it ass Little Miss Barbara Lynne Brown celebrated sixth her 2$ Hit's and 85 BRie. lust a coincidence there was no birthday with a party at her home at 408 South Sixth Street Berra believes that,pectung could doubt today Usat somettung unusual on Huz,44:• be the Yankees biggest asset. stirred the miters of Lae Cumber- For starters he has left handers land a few minutes after the Alaska Whitey Ford '34-7, and Al Downing earthquake test Friday night. 03-5' and right handers Jim Hou- JohnFlanagan. superintendent of HAS MURRAY LOAN CO. ton '21-7, and Ralph Terry 117-15' FORD Lake Cumberland State Park, con- MONEY HEADQUARTERS Behind them are Stan Williams firmed reports by fishermen that (114. and Hal Stafford I a series of mysterious Wave, swept 586 W. Main Street rbeetie 753-2121 4-8 , both r.ght handers &cruets the lake about 10 40 pm. The bullpen brigade sill be head- EST. Friday Flanagan said the savek'sere a foot to 1$ inches high and mapped two ctables on the Jamestuan boat fimarlill=1/1=- deck Oshet reports told of the lake' AND falling and nstng CHEVY three to four feet SERVICE several times.

"The boat dock operator called Augusta up and said the lake was acting Ga. , funny - calm in the micelle but whirling in cartes near the shore." Planagen said. -It was unoelievable, SPORTSMEN FLOCK 70 just like a big boat going by and THIS EASTERN GEORGIA throw tna its wake at the shore." TOWN FOR ITS FAMOUS LET YOU MASTERS GOLF He said 10 to 12 people at the DOWN- ? TOURNAMENT 40.000 dock '.as the phenomenon SP1CTATORS WATCHED ARNOLD PALMER WIN ' US. Army Engineer employes at A THFIE WAY PLAYOFF " • Wolf Crete DAM, which impounds FOR THE 1962 TIRE! the 25-mile long lake. said 'Nome- t...ly called up from the park and aril as snit we were doing with , THE DODGE / eater" DEALERS Tatar ' There sere no reports of earth Farr - le rcam r tremers or other natural phenomena FOSt PAR in the area at the time t• • CAN'T AFFORD TO A similar disturbance of the ast- ers also was reported at Herrington Keg) your financial Lake. tap, Dui Wier about 50 miles north of herle. %there the tenter part, cf. • a the Lake was reported to have !!! at par. :abed around like aster in a eastman' :s ....LUit toacy. Geoiogists at the University of Kentucky said it seemed unlikely. a .1 not importable that the occur- ice sits cannected with the Alask- earthquake in any %VII y

Sr large tidal It'aVP swept the DA A Christmas Club Payment Number 19 Due This Week ialine of the Gulf of Mexico at eut the same time. sending a wall water several feet high sweeping a Inlets, bayous and rivet Theyied the nation In mouths. sales Increase during 1963.. and they're out to sell a •- lot more in '64. They'll give you • DOWNTON.:N BRANCH MAIN OMIT deals worth talking about and they'll back up their words with Pnplar r-r.rth & Ma the longest, strongest warranty In the business. Plus FOR CORRECT your Dodge Dealer guarantees to treat you right before and after the sale. With TIME lid efficient, courteous service. Give 'em a try before you buy any car! TEMPERATURE Bank of Mini DAY OR NIGHT VISIT YOUR ay VIAL 7534363 LOCAL COt reve Taylor Motors, "The Fr;encr Rank" inc. PEOPLES BANK DODGE of DEALER 303 South 4th Street Murray, Keritioky Ky. ' TODAY...GREAT GUYS TO DO BUSINESS WITH!

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TIMES - MDRRAT. Open WEDNESDAY - APRIL 1, 1964 ERZ LEDGER & a pea.nualient yearly event this year was charted by Black as part of $ by the State Legislature. A House Crater-Like Area geological mapping pro- READ THE LEDGER'S CLASSIFIEDS state-wide resolution calls for the first )'riday Well conducted cooperatively with Is Found In State gram of each April. beginning this year, - the Kentucky Geological Survey. _- to "be designated Arbor Day for "The similarity of this structure nt. Memphis State WASHINGTON JPt - The In- the planting of forest, shade and CHOICF: GOLD MEDAL today to known and 'imposed meteorite State. Other teams terior Department announced ornamereal trees throughaut the of a unmet craters and the high degree ient were Mississippi, .3 eta. ,discovery in Kentucky asks the governor to of fracture otherwise rare in this rn Mississippi, North- large crater-like depresnon %hitt issue an unread proclamation. may indicate this critter to FLOUR the im- region Nitre Dante, South- may have been formed by The day was previously, set by be of impact origin." Black said. fcNeese pact of a meteorite. cube ma t orial proclamation and fent CHUCK He added, however, that the posal Lancaster tied for The department said the crater, on various dates. sibility of volciuuc origin cannot be aviduel in the tour- about 5,000 feet in diameter, is in The Garden Club of Kentucle, overlooked, although no evidence of . 36-hole total of 142. Wodford County. miles north- Inc., is sponsoring Arbor Day coe confor- volcanism has been found. for sixth with a 144. east of Versailles, Ky. The monies in the state this year. Man ROAST or '.•if-E..ising The crater is bound by blocks freshman team tied mation. exposing limestock rock that schools will be joining in for special surrounding rocks that have slip- is more than 400 million years old, of observances. ie freshman division, depres- depressed ped downward toward the Vary Flowers is high in the center and State Forestry Director Gene L. placed sion. vidual medal. around the run. Butcher, discussing planned Arbor •The crater was found by Douglas Day ceremonies, pointed out thaT - LBJ GETS AWARD ,4 and E. R. Cressman of the BL 49 Black 5 Kentucky has We millien acres ta LB. WASHINGTON (LW - President CHESTNUT at 10th 39c Geological Survey while doing field forest land. Wednesday was presented work in 1962 The area subsequently Johnson -Trees protect our soil from wash- Open 7 a.m. - 9 p.m. Brother of the Year" award the "Big ing away, provide habitat for wild- MIXIMISSINsinuiumr IE MOVIES by the "Big Brothers" of /M11.1111.11.47f: for 1963 life, simply wood for forest indus- IMMI United States and Canada. PRIDE OF ILLINOIS DEL MONTE or IGA the tries, woodlands for recreation, and APPLE or GRAPE know of any award that PINEAPPLE- RAD THE LEDGER' "I don't make possible a continual flow of , 10-Or. Jars CREAM STYLE YELLOW me more to help a boy encourages clear, clean water," he said. "Arbor GRAPEFRUIT RRAv way and give his life mean- 11.4ffAritc find his Day helps remind us of these bene- Johnson said in accepting the ' CLASSIFIED ADS ing." fits and insures a continual supply a White House ceremony. citation at of trees." -- JELLIES Curtis CORN an Martin JUICE No. 303 Can $ THAT LAD] Ranches Are 3 jars for 46-0z. (7an TERMITE Big- 29c e 1 I Business EA. April 3 Is Arbor Day .__60 By GAYLORD P. GODWIN 49c 225c Capitol A DAWN REDWOOD, planted on the State United Press International 1,-;tii s,c.T(i\ -a- 1,TE Residence (background) 1conomistsW - Economists SEAS BULLETIN grounds near the Governor's FROSTY Kentucky. April 3, gets at the Agriculture Department have I ,to commemorate Arbor Day in Governor Edward T. a concept of the modern day cattle final shovelful of soil from Gene L. ranching business that is foreign SMOKEE : DEL. left) RED Probably the biggest single investment in Breathitt. Looking on are (from Division; State to that portrayed by motion pic- Butcher, director of the State Forestry FISH tures and television J. 0. Matlick ; and Elmore your life is your home-and termites are al- Conservation Commissioner A range stretching farther than' _ Butcher. The Kentucky General C. Grim, assistant to the eye can see horizontally. thous- APPLES JOWL resolution setting the this re- Assembly this year approved a ands and thousands of rattle end most sure to attack your home in Use STICKS Not Sliced state on annual observance of Arbor Day in the calves in one herd ant'a few co' - Dozen -- - gion. Yet with -AG. TERMTETONT first Friday in April- vs who sometffileiTian' ?nil a' cigarette with one ecand and untailyi do nothing eise natke up the fame.- these pests can be completely FRANKYORT - More than a nurseries. )pN °. 0 TR0 L iar movie and video aene of . attle LB. 1 hundred official tree planting cere- Other trees naveII to Kentucky EA. with one treat- monies will take piaci, throughout will be planted in some ceremonies. ranching' 27c . years and years „Lots,' for include the yellow poplar. This is not a true picture of - stopped These mod 3. a.s whoolchil- 49c Kentucky on April ern cattle renching, waording to -L-U-S * garden club member' ,ind white oak, black walnut and white Home builders can absolutely pre- dren. the department's Economic Research (12 per Box) ment. to celebrate Arbor JOAN OF ARC others gather Pine. Service ERAS). Modern cattle spre- U.S/. CHOICE Day. start-for 10, tree was planted on the ads are strictly business operations ALL GREEN MARSHMALLOW d vent termites from getting a A special Capitol Ouk seedlings will be Capitol grounds, near the Gover- that require a lot of capital and tte 12 or more years with a very simple treat- planted at most of the ceremonies. nor's Residence, for Arbor Day this hard-headed management to make vtre%,- The State Conservation Depart- year by GoN,rnor Edward T. Brea- them profitable ASPARAGUS EFtS researchers recently studied Pier furn- Dawn Redwood Steak bil % ment% Forestry Division has theta Celled the Rib Cream E • .ment. See us about it now. t he cattle ranches in the northern Great COLOR \ ished these seedlings free to garden iMetasemuna glytoatroboidesi clubs and county judges on request species is a native of China and Plains They grouped the ranches loos annocia. to f o r distribution throughout t he believed to be a surviving ancestor Into three sizes facilitate corn-, 911.64411Cakit him CALLOWAY COUNTY SOIL IMPROVEMENT state of the well-known California Red- , parson., The large operators aver- Boxes woods. Seedlings and transplants aged 360 head of cattle, medium- descend- EA. The special seedlings are were grown Irons the original alwel- sized ranches had around 196 head LB.69c - just off ASSOCIATION ants of a large oak located mens brought from China In 1948„ and the smell spreads had about 90 15c 3 99 Capi- the east entrance to the State and are now available through com- head. tol. Acorns a ere gathered there in Need Much Land Quantity Purrhases 'Amite( Industrial Road Phone 753-2927 mercial nurseries in Kentucky. Tuesday, April - - 1960 and the seedlings raised by The researchers dtscovered that Above Prices Good Through was made' the State Division u: Forestry tree Kentucky's Attar Day a considerable tunount of land Is EVERYDAY LOW PRICES needed to support a cow and calf ITEMS BELOW ARE OUR in the northern Great Plains. The ICE CREAM - .-Gallon average for the ranches studied was FREE DISH BRUSH (Giant) about 31 acres for each animal unit. Usually, as the size of the ranch increased. t he number of acres IVORY LIQUID 63c 63. needed for a cow and calf went up. SEALTEST The operators of the large ran- Gallon FARMERS ches reporteda an average invest- SEALTEST or IGA Halt ment of $151.920 This included 660.- 400 in land. $63,260 in livestock and Get the Profit $8,260 in machinery and equipment_ MILK 39. 49: a CREAM The medium sized ranches had ICE ICE total mvesunent of $88.140, while the small ranches averaged $44,- KELLOGG'S cAMPBELL'S - Tall Can Protection of 980. The investment per animal unit averaged $406 for the large opers- Variety lack 41c TOM SOUP 11; tion.s. $524 for the molten and $568 for the small. 303- Can Southern States' PET or CARNATION CanaCana., IiiA WHOLE KERNEL No. Federal Livestock 29t CORN STAND Market Evap. Milk 3 it CORN-2 for MURRAY. Ky.. Taiesday. March LAT V. ELL 31. 1964 Murray Livestock Auction, - io GUARANTEE RECLTPTS: Hogs. 42, Cattle and Calves 340. TUNA 2 cans 39 HOGS: Receipts mostly mixed grade butchers. 15c lower compared with last week. US 1. 2 and 3 bar- KELLY'S PORK - 101-Oz. rows and gilts 208 lb. $14.25: 265 lb. 150 lb. $12.20. U.S. 2 and 3 POTATOES $1350, Plant Southern 300 to 500 lb $10.50 to $11.50. Mate-064 your most-profitable corn year ever. sows -Q 491 feeders -B CAll4/I.E: Receipts mostly BAR States Hybrid Seed Corn. Apply Southern States Corn Starter and covet. bag 39c and Standard lb. SLAI'GHTEft: Utility 10 a superior 906 to 1100 lb. steers $15.25 to $1870; Fertilizer. We're confident you'll get a fine yield from CHARMIN WHITE - Pkg. of 60 &Mb 01401* Standard 700 to 900 lb. heifers $17ee 15-5 why we can make the following remarkable, exclu- 4 *49NM In Mob ill°Ilf to $19.80; Utility and Commercial SALMONPiNK n 49 stand. That's COW'S $13.20 to $17.75: «Canner and and 21c it to be necessary). . . ratter 811.00 to $13.00. Cutter NAPKINS 2 it Ill I sive guarant03 tO r)U (we don't expect imty bulls $15.50 to *16.90. F.I.:DERS: Good and Choice 600 to REG. SIZE BOX I 800 lb. steers $20.00 to $2160, Med- lIg11,31-t.m#431•111=Orgl i PIZZA MIX 49f mum $16.00 to $1800, Good 300 to 600 • A Guarantee No One Else Dares Make I lb $21.00 to $23.75: Medium $1800 to 39c KOTEX 110%110%T 63)50; (twice 300 to 400 lb. heifers • using Southern States Hybrid Seal Corn and Corn Starter rertili7er, you should be dissatis- If, after $21.00 to $22.50; Medium and Good guaranteed free a complete new fied for any reason (except flooding) and decide to replant, you're $1800 to $20.00; Medium and Good VAN CAMP - 16-0z. Can our c,,rn and fertilizer will deliver supply of seed and starter fertilizer. 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• 4. 4. WEDNICIP4Y-= 4PRI14.4k 1164 , THE LEDGER ae• LIRRAY. KENTUCKY • r. FOUR wore tAgille Hart and MIIMIty the Mrs. Chat,'Stewart Sunday afterzxion callers of Miller's. rs. J. B. Green Creek Bury are in Opens Home For Burkeen Mr and Mrs. Oleo Paducah with his father bear Abby . .. Harvest Meeting to -1916 or 753-4947 Mrs. Lela Culp has moved Mrs. Chad Stewart opened her We News Murray and bought her a home. home on Waldrop ' Drive for the ale do miss her, she was such meeting of the Haneet Suncie) age good neighbor. Saints! &moot Caw of the First 11..pta Mr. Charley Bury Is In the Bap- moles are Sinners And dcot know how the Unsnarl ben Monday evenina Ate tist Hospital in Paducah for opera- I ether pieces but they are about sevetatrurty ociock. tion at take over this part of the coUrity. lne guest devolsonal speaker was to Van huren Mr. and Mrs. Clovis Orubbe has had pneumonia Abigail Mrs. E. C. Junes woo gave a vela Warren have moved to the Culp farm We are glad to is getting along better. timely and antenna taa on "Rouse- but James Johnson Is PERSONALS have them. enemas', both oi the house anu of JUWAL taLLINIJAK Green Creek sure tried itself when the mind and spant. A 1ph a Department Mx. and Mrs. Leroy Cox and chil- Mrs. Jack Snow and Kay visited reach rain but It didn't Thersdsy, AprU 2nd we had so Mr... Gas Robenaon Jr., presadent. dren, Mary Linda Thomas, Frances Mr. and Mrs Bert Hodges Friday bridge and we were ea piease old and I have a paper route. I aisin The Toe n and Country Home- Luncheon Speaker get over the DEAR ABBY . ytin preened at toe meeting. Lae. and Carman Sue, of Normal. afternoon. &dial& i sawed meet the hume thankful. L•A•gwe U. AO•ut un teen moue) luta ina.kers Club will at gise a ninantalta, Mrs. Departfflast of the Ill., spent the weekend In Murray Our sympathy to the family of %LLD LL. 'toe sirs. btewart, The Alpha tahe.at LIMN. tie LU uu Snot i want of Mrs. Ben Trevathan at 7:30 pm. spent 1a4 Mcm.11/ .A Lat.....e axe Mrs. Kenneth s Club held Its vlittang relatives and friends. Mn. Paul Underwood and all others who Master Jeff Parks 11113 Pat- Bui Sactibugin, anu • • • Murray Woman 4La VOA baLl011.. A. east a UlutLIC AULAUCI LLUL Tueeplay With Ms Lac um...A Lys atlione sera to reireauments ox red luncheon at the club house Cox is the former Mary Frances have lost loved ones. day night and !4 LL. 1 Lilt•aa au) WIC Chapter No. all Or- noon .a.nc LAOCA• •••• ••••14.5 KALGt i•AaIX eflAS &re 11445•I. Temple Hill of the late Dr. Jack grandparents Mr. and Mrs. 1,6 Out Lee 1.4) saturctay v. ith James Johnson, ex- McIllnith, daughter Trees. hen visited Huston great I 0.1.1c&Lay A15L C Eitateni Star will hold YU AAA% 1.•L•alig NJ a C.414.1a 1.41 ILY 1/71/LI &LAU der of the AAP.. al a LalyilLt b So, teacher, Alien of the Murray and Mrs. H. M McElnith. Miller atet week. Bert Hodges. 504.4{. Joliet ei.utne secretary - llta..L•Cy MIA aU Li..L 41C3 its, regular meeting at the Masotuc • • • .1.1 Law. •LA.. C able Sal Wit J54.15 etater,4 irin. Her- as the guest ULA tUasSe.... Chamber of Commerce. SC Act Oat hAs,) lAAc 0eleeeee I ALM Hall at 7.30 p.m. LAU ...a 50•••• •• 1.4.1Aall41. itS. m, C. D. %anion Jr.. Charles • Mr. and Mn. Walter Shackelfora ut.e.thae )04.. • • • sptater. WW1. St O11114, • eisousio LU gei a rl.. apex* tbe weekem: YU LOS• C Cata.Ca4. Marmail Stainutu, Hubert etutt, -Lommuruty Improvement in the of Marion, I $144 MAUL A el:Wilma De Low nal Croup III of the karst Ctwatlan 1.4.0 gec aa.1411 abb a 1-1/0.14. LAM Pattie Winuruns Joan N. Purdurn, Arts' was me theme of his talk I with his mother, Mrs. W E. Shack rail,C 1611,01141 tOt CWF will meet with Mrs. yuala, SC LaMLL SLAAhol• tan -Osic )LarL La Church They a . 5!.Ca ara o•Las-AC luso Robertson. in which rjolapsun said love must Word. Cardinal Drive. AWNS: A. rteea SuLLIOOLle LO &QC& Fred Wells at 8 pm. • 6.) LA u...... ca^ LOJ 1.11C‘t tata • • • • • 1.wai apsilaiiahin and respect spent Sitinday In Nashville, Tenn • come • • C & a/4 Ca- ..4) Jul Lilt. • of & Lei*. Uuc.. 1 ty.L.L was ALSO true ui our in- 1 ER • Department of the and Ltus flt 4.ada•Au k Ye .6 A MO 1.06t dOUG The Garden Ted Irish and cta a_i a..aaa, hIL.• a•A teiest uie arts. He urged each Mr. and Mrs. ni-vin ye A..a a: it swan ulaturt Murray Kannan's Club will meet /Lao.. •S‘A L.A. *Aida Aka C Si St Oat Murray Hospital to continue to try to Improve dren. Susan. Mark. and Todd. Murray • ‘14441445c. 1 0*14 house at 2.30 p.m. Host- one ajs.0 WC:NJ %AL. )uu.• Lan aA•eitil at the club Otuo, the weekend 1r a.) t‘.-hMiS our tame.s. Johns= elllIOUILM1 the Patasmua, spent pr A Al•a•AuLA I. LAIoale LOA - cans will be Mesdames C. C. Farm- LIC40 p•Ll VAL. of -sitars in My Crown- with their parents, Mrs. O. B. Oeur- 1110116.ty. 1.45w!! 1.41 Patients aanut tau a Isergason, Fred (.1.114ileti, westing Z•LANIN Etta heer....e• Le.L.L1 Lame er. E. S. in and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lash. Pat.-rm. ccauttaset: - 0 ad. the Kenlake Amphitheatre June SilL, ALMA 2044 ncicf regret T. C. Emerson Jr., Harold Douglass. • • • LEAK siNsatea. tar very lain Qrs. Net' cinzeno - - A. A. Doilerts, anti H. B. Bailey Jr. 26. U.••••' ,An aft U anahhae.) ) ULC way • • Robert Perkins introduced Attkis . When our son got nelle - ALMA - - 64 • Mrs. Male hortil ha. alaig jnulta LAMA DEAR - burier) - 4 the guest speaker. Household Hints UL1 Luc cues ,ereti tea num tort Friday, April 3rd u•I Air 114.44.4" to guaAg 441 tuarca. adiaided from I rents bale The department chairman. Mrs. wow in start lee 111-el Pauents Wyatt Cuele of Col- Li IIALK a LOA..Asa Or INAAWA0 Leutiarci The Unice ap- A 44&4.ata 4„ na. Le ...emu) lea* a. as. Wayne iNanams, preload And • aaLlOr CU...SUM ALL Use 11:111). lege Press)tertio Churcn Women -s14. a li0•40.11.... 104 baLuortli. kJ.) Ile taaaue 11011re... na, .1. Balt- pointed Mrs. U C. Asticraft, Mn. 04 on nia LU voielL tad Of Mrs. A. L. by United Press International a or 0441 Aalladi • &Luc...at-NA S4 met-to at LIU ILL1111e Roil King • ota on. sere. Roy board. OIL. Mrs. anneal Barker, and Mrs. Clean steam pressure canners aft- Lila A.LLSi ••••e Ve /Liu LASSie. the Rouen at ii:a0 aau. LAI A La.U.M ibu a Lao.. aA•A at• WOO Rosa cauet), as. ans. Vliurts to serve on the nominating com- er each use to assure efficient, safe ...a...4 I tau..ati.A., Lie Lies 1C- A wince tor the 7t21. Kb. and 9th L ALa °OA toast. LOU •OA LI•L 4141•41.• tnicier, At. le Mae bonny Minium, mittee. canning To clean the safety valve WA. lay eLLL a&Mi. LL.ALLLe, be nelci the tatitiuway Easter ...a grades will After CU A.4 Luna y hral Mrs..haalle deourations were used In Rt 1 kienuin, Mrs. David Adams, coauu.) caw from 7.30 Ea.ster and petcock, draw a string or nar- ArsbS •4.5 Ott,..• •••••• a,,CL um," Lu )..MU Wawa eau, pan- tti Inure liars. Gracie Roues te, the table arrangements. lieatesses row piece of cloth through them. sara.ble. liaelL. Mi 11 P • IL J. 444:••). lemon 3, Mrs. Voris Russell dila suoy Were Mrs. Willie Darnell, Mn. • • • . • • jwit 11.41 (AWL, or u this e Wit (me nun member guest. The d.dnus- ouy. Rs 6, Mrs. La ecte Beale, Miss tansy Lassiter, Mrs. To mold that greenish flim that LLIA..be Mina osiers our Li-your tiaLI a 4e: per couple. DEAR AttlaY. My parents are an sun Leland Owen. and Mrs. 0. B Scott. Sale 441 Broad, Noruert 'Aleutians • around the out- Clearance • • sometimes forms Ai parts AuAa *Lulu Sr aaVt gives les LUI5 ) I imak Naas 3th., Mrs. Raman ih ityne Ma- lhirty members and two guests, eg ire, CAW at. 'Lev e ou Sc • • • aaaL let "ALL -ouby-yrrt. PhIppe Of• Attints, Olt; don't cciot "-CLL, We IVOU.141 4th boiled, use leas heat. and &Lid MIA LAAAD 1.10.1114 nO4.1-'.1 Sasordiy, April were pres- JUST WONDERFUL Mat Nal Mrs. James esker. 13uu Olive, hern- and Mrs. Breckenridge. edtsas • 11....t Le&ILLs1 UM ALL.!!. a.luu. lb T catalpa-ay County Country /MC ia bridges. 411 East WaalUt, Mrs, ens • • • We 14.6.41 :wt.. LOIS sausnou Alia Club will bine a teenage dance at • • • 4J1 -Nes 1)-wed Clyde Panne 1110ke synh law. Ms. Before ming new bread baskets, I iLKalUe• jka h,rciat.. the club from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. can ak"Y suzaue n. warm, _ LOW through HAIR Naha.. 0,144.4L06 Ol 1144.411 swish them soapy SPRAY.. ONE BOY 8 MOTHER hign autaKA ant/ c°hege age Miss Ann Herr on 10 Mrs. L4.1.6ou teialed, kts. 1, Dexter; kg. rinse Such baskets are a basic euteauat, flatio.A11Y in Da_ue awl ilaiL: ,„„ Trua eat be a areas up dance with water and a *eta au Joey auty. Mr a- V":6111n011. 1.44X1.11 10141 ipeaker often made in foreign countries and • 1•Imi• mai mat& uclreeasell ALL. c per the asunutvion being tuty cents per: uest la L. Lamb. eau have paased through many hands, sLIGIfT IRREGULARS 4Lte are ..4/1 a•AtU 0.4Lae" L.. g. MI.. Menteler may invito! Levi& aauW4N coupe. kach Club • • • siALLILIP, 1111)11e1CI; Master Anthony For Magazine aa.a. &Lau %ALA' ailauraey rr.c.aalu0 one nun member guest Seamlesspia:esh or 2 p„88, Mrs- V Inise Faustian. • • • artasels sprouts that are good 15 NUL tUtU to Anyone maw aohhe esa. 1. Maas Ann Herron was the speaker "wata a 11...;_ri ;Akan a mew seer ••-• AL. 6. Michael -Wayne Lee, te05 Club quality should be compact, and weil , ul Age. 411 440410‘141 caws meeting of the magi/rine I IOSE &az. 15!) years at the wile, lig uu,k -une 4-,CPUtUe SlaglOn. Fred formed. have fresh green odor and Lag. Carus arc roaLIArtn. I• held at the home of Mrs. Lei...Lett 51.6...1 1:1! Lit ILLIS11F0U ralaenLA from Friday 9:40 C demented PERSUNALS Avenue on a crap appeanuace •Mr UWL4UIUIS org Gengles on Farmer at WILL. be ute I •. In. • • • 1611,) IALLelLtee Out a. as Lu Muting) 1:11U two-thirty SHORT SLEEVE SPORT I la Musa auto.. latia4Orm urn. una- Ihuralay afternoon at MEN'S at borne Lae year &LW aila.1 Cater Mrs. Hasten Wright. ht. 1, Mrs. Mr. a:xi Mrs. unarue Elder and The US. Department of Agri- iorm. it Lake& two to 110.11e Lae no Nunn Jan, at Marion, and Mr Down Sep /46 2 up ha, wile winch he bath taken." Aurae Lattnes, lain, aimightis, The speaker spoke on the "Amer- culture reports Mat a clothes dryer' Keg. and Button 1)a4cen - the wetter A.".I) the buyer. Princeton etaaer Karr) Yort But 103. Marn- ana Mrs. L. D. tatter of s" In which mem Me average homemelter 30 • • • lOtbri Theatre In the 60 ./ I I i Collars (Reg. $3.99) OVP J udge ArUuaO Krichasner checked OA. 1. eurauty *till Mr. ALAI al. MIS. 11.5)1110041 spent easter disclaimed Broadway productions Midst-hour writ days and 40 miles the blase and sent Route Four • she the pehisge Aunt,. g.. \ Laahoalh. 441 Oil. 11.11; ASA. R. R. Atoms of 1964. She gave of walking a year. Ott lt off your chest For a per- in 1962. 1961. and Williams home io hIs site. marger Liregtry Emboli. 41D Li:unite Murray. of plays she had tonal. unputhatied reply wnte to • • • a personal opinion 32-PC. BLUE WILLOW (.aturt, Lab, Jalanah Au.ert Wifillattia, as reviews by out- Keep pesticides in their ortguial Box 3316 Beverly Hills. Calif attended as well ABBY. 417 do. nia.. Sans boated tee, na- Mr. and Mix Joe Cunningham plays antamers Insect spray stored to self-adclresed standmg orttics Among the Enciese a stamped. 4.451 LAW Al. Janet, testae+. bottle could tempt las, Mrs- r) (awl and cluhren. she discussed were -The Knight of an old soda pop READ lilt LEDGER'S eretoope. and tiara., in leathern-1.. (mato, spent a small eland Keep the label an - las 210 narntt‘ itiLik•. Mrs. ltduola " Boa- DISH SET $5.88 weeliatail v.1112 Weir part nts, the container It gives Instructions asamo-al. NJ- 1. lulus*. Mrs. Issas the nest'. "atop the Wield, 1 WOLK To For Abby's booklet. "How To Have °seam ca Murray and to in mar of an acct. ard Venetia. lela W. MAW. BM Mrs. U. B. Get Off." "Newer Too Late", and on what do A Lovely Wedding.- send 50 cents to aua mei W. suatioarturn of MEN'S WORK LLASSIHED ADS riuly Campton. Rt. 3. Lloser, Tenn, W. Muscle Worker." dent. Abby, Box 3346. Beset-Iv Hills. Calif. -The • • • Yin. Jame* HouVer and Dab& lauiteunis lean said • • • A spokesman for the club la. 1, Lynn (hine, Mrs. Wilaisni in- It pays to take time to launder her Program was thorough and -- PRS. 131110y girt Lili Lloyd Canter ot braid and fringe trimmings I SPECIAL! 01iC- tLe)Iluele &LIG Mr and Mrs. teresting and was presented In an and dry SOCKS 1111* Mrs. Max an the parents them on to wasb-1 Hal Top Drae. ates nen, Marra) Route One outataridun manner. Miss Herron before stitching sword Brat] egataligg Tha will prevent any Lumber Co., Inc. Rogers, Gni Natth 810.. ut Au41. was introduced by Mrs 0 C Wells. able fabrics. LADIES SHIRT WAIST SPECIAL! Murray OU UUULCA. when launder- Armen, Mix fa.. Mrs. flucclue tulle1Juuncls stx prucram chairman stuinkage problems Mur- death. ku. 2. Kraals Dyer Barrow. %e4,•IleaCia). hd&IVO 11, the by Mrs. ing the feushed arum AND LARGEST LUMBER CO. IN MURRAY Selecuons were played OLDEST North auu.. Mrs. Wiliam Wo- HisenitaS They tame one oUaer Pati ray" Oingles on the accordian with Mrs • • • 104 East Maple St. Tel. 753-3161 mack and batty Do). Jai North 8111.; son. Barry Kyle, age 3', Grand- $5.88 Inez Claxton at the organ DRESSES baby girl, It seedless retains have hardened, Mrs Gerald 3.1tCaan and parents are Mr. and Mn. Paul Mrs J I Hostels president, pre- by Lady Bird and TerrY Hill - fillet!** tton - them in • yar and top the Pa EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL At. 3; Mr. Winfora lateen. alit Canter of Lynnville and Mrs took& sided and save appropriate medita- put with a half slice of bread. Seal 1)6"4/ Achunik White Great grandparents are Mr. tion for two former members. Mrs. Seersuckii, bean; amt öJortI altat clun APth MTh' lit 6. carl*Ty In • few days the raisins Irsan. Mrs Will Peters. and Mrs Hert•ert Pritchard. Mrs. Wiaiam Caudill and Mrs W J. will be soft again and NITS Henry who passed sway last Willie Williams. Caplinger • • • ODDS d ENDS dIT White week airs B. C. Jones was asked Cathy Christopher Use tongs Instead Of a fork to FARRIS' • • • to write notes of condolence to the torn chops and Reeks. Tongs are At Party Mr and Mrs. Tommy Walker and farruls of each woman honored juke savers. Mae Cathy Christopher was coin- ctuldren. Tommy Lee. Lynne. Ron- The secretary, Mrs. R. A. Jotm- Grocery of Memphis. a letter from the library pore y in celebra- rue. and Martha Ann. stors read White House plimented with a DRESSES $1.00 to the members and Lion of her ninth bintiday recently Term., were the weekend guests of and MIN Henry McKenzie of the ed twenty-two 16111 W. Main was asked to at- one guest. Man Herron Broken Sizes Valises to $29.99 at her home on Johnson Boulevard her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Civic Committee . - meeting sill be held • STOP- SHOP - COMPARE with he r mother Mrs Maumee Ohurchnl. Martha Ann noci been tend a meeting March 30 The April of her grandparents for a Delicioue refreahmenta were wry- at the home of Mrs. J. I. ficalcic (Valtiel to di9. ) • EVERYDAY LOW PRICES • Ohnsiopher. as hostess the guest ONLY 7 LADIES 0411%1. (lames were played by the group' week. - 1 PICNIC COOLERS - LAWN CHAIRS and LOUNGES • • • which refreshments of birth- a FANCY POTTERY - BIRD BATHS after PLAIN day fake. decorated in the Easter Mrs H C Philip; of Atlanta. Oa- Your SHARP ST Noon 711 7 pin. of Mrs Elmus Beale Coats From the guest Winter Open Sunday mottf. and ice cream 'sere served to was Saturday Photographer Phillips 66 Gas it Oil Open from lam. VI 7:30 p.m. the ten girls present on WM Be At special $5.00

LADIES ALL-WEATHER Bucys FOR FINE FINISHES KUHN'S ($17.99 Values) t 0 THERE IS ONLY ONE. COATS- - - sottoti! .88 Building FORMICA LADIES - Herron, Cotton, Seersucker PLASTIC! SPECIAL Supply LAMINATE Friday and Saturday SRIlitt.WAiST We alo0 Thursday, We have a large stoek. 2, 3 and 4 623 S. 4th Street have Wilson Art in stock. We April Thursday and Saturday . 10 .a to In 7 p m. think it is next to Formica. al III - Phone 753-5712 • 10 .4 ni fa. 4 SS S Friday Mit '2.99 Large 16)(20 ILItiIIES JAMAICA Meta Only to 00 Life Size -- - SPStiti! .110 Bust Vignette Ethan Allen ODD LOTS of WiltItEti (Vitues to EWA) &MIX AMEItICAN 1111111171118 PORTRAIT -No ; SKIRTS Sit SHORTS 5":`,:tt: sl

619.95 VALUE LADIES COtiON Oki snit riii,ox QUILT

Bedroom - ONLY - Li% ing Room lloase goats Dining Room $1.89 Regular Family Room 33 - $7 $10.99 - SALE

(Plus $1.00 H ndling1 Regular - Groups $1.00 Extra Per Pervosi! KM APPARATUS CHARTS MASK $8.3a SALE. tal P.ecording Seisniograph Sy stii.:1:1 Pasadena, Calif provided this of the mighty Ataskan Parthifill Regular mid•ile of the graph at the Mato • qfit -- - sA -Ailf Thee, reading up, the initial shsi KUHN' /5.99 & 66.99 SALE --weitiplup -1K beraLions U.ey go around u.e w Murray, Kentucky dotted, Leavy Wits across represent hours, ik • at •• • wis ar

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WEDNESDAY -- APRIL 1, 1964 THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE FIVy

to Yesterday's Puzzle aid Mum yen CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer n cites of the ACROSS 8-Pertalnine to an era , CIMMO MOM DUO Cliett Boa! are In 1-Animal's foot 1-Indian tents BRNO MOM EMB Devoured a father. 4-Entertain 10- 1221 130001 MOM 9-Make lace Ii. Youngster BEI DORM DEW osso• lp has thOved to II- NI a:a w 16-Termagant 11 NNW 011110 Ona her a horde. We 12. A non. -Church ht 14 - Oreek letter bench RMMOJ WHEW MU erwe'- r, she was Duch 15- instruetIon 20-Shade tree 20MEINa 210S21310 asall• 17 - Knocked 12 Showy flower 00 CEIDA BODISIM ..4•4 19. The ones 23 Pursue sow the moles are here 25-Tennis aum @BOO MOMS stroke MEM@ gam es they are about ;I -Confederal* rut general 27-Tradee for pou :411/21 re. part of the ("minty. 22-Genus 01 money -Plague IIieJII MAU 00M0 pneurnonla maples 28 as had 24'Cloth 20-Click beetle g00 MOB@ MIMI and quality. Our sofas start at 503 Poplar Bt. a4c ing better. measure 82 -Evil ard rt SALE $16900. faxes:Ionia chairs start NOTICE MI- I Hrection 36- H RAILROAD SALVAGE HAS JUST 29- Fragment shelled fruit 45-Endured 54-G I rl's name re tried itself when $59.96. Dux Interior, North BideatIT Si -Crowd 28.AI:elks 55-Edible seed INC) received a large shipment of grills, unsteadily 47- Sallor rain bit It didn't MOBILE HOMES Shopping Center. Call 753-14'14 a3c 33.Bishopric (colloq.) 56-Vase A FOR ALL TYPES POWER TOOL fans, outside 24. Symbol for 41-Breathed 57- Female dear, and we were so arriving daily. 52 model 28 $895.00 [libber hose, electric 49-Charge the ge repair, such as electric SON's, dials, tat.talu m loudly In 59 - Bo mistaken 56 model 35' $1,450.00, 57 model 36' White paint. $2.00 per gallon. a3c 35- Emerged sleep account of 50-Period of sanders, buffers, grinders etc. See $1,596.00, 42'. 45', 48, 41x10. 45'3[10' - victorious 42-Sailor 22-Temporary time • •[MALI HELP W &NTH; Dill Electric, New Csoncord 37- Prohibit olloq.) shelter 22-Note of scale rigs speot lea 2.10n- homes as well. These are selling fast Rd- 783- rOR REP+ 39- Note of scale With his 2930 tic 40- Worm Tueoday ID oome way. Matthew Mobile I 2 3 p.4 5 6 7 111 4.:••9 loll RURAL WOMEN - EXCELLENT 42-Car pet nt.s Mr. and Mrs. Somas, hwy. 46 N., Mayfield. ally 44 - Sec I uclotl :,•:• for rural wom- 3 ROOM HOUSE CLOSE IN. Front, earning opportunity walleye 12 .re 13 Valae,.„.., to their farm neighbors. back and side entrance. Adults only. 46. Lease es. COMPLICIT APARTMICNT..IDEAL en selling 48-Bushy clumi 108 East Poplar. Coll 753-2428 from ' '17 18 for lake kW. Will move by arrange- Choose own selling time. Also, col- DOUBLE 50-Comfort 15 16 5 to 6 p.m. ale 51 -Graln :' Dill tic ored route available. Write Fuller ments. Electric. 753-2990. 53.Chimes 19 20' 21 . .'. • .4 Brush Co., 608 W. Central Avenue, 55-Cried Ilk* THREE PRIVATE FOR ..;:'; e• . . ONE GOOD P.RIISH JERSEY milk GREEN STAMP ROOMS cat Mayfield, Sy. Phase 247-6013. alOc 22 23 • 24 75..e-'`'''' 26 27 28 college boys with kitchen privileges. 58- Detested '-'..4 cow and 10 stalk cows with calves 61. Before ? Located 100 S. 13th. Phone 753-3914. 62 )0 31 32 .. 31 by side. Phone 753-4681. LADY WITH CAR WANTED. $1.21 Water 29 • DAYS tic wheel per hour plus car allowance. If 64 • Period of 36 37 3r7;". 39 MALL AIK-0061DITIONED house. Wednesday & Thursday time 34/ N 35 Interested write Box 634, Murray, :5-Conjunction .:4.-' .. Living-dining room, kitchen, utility -44 45 Kentucky for interview. sac 66- Molars 40 41 :o.42 ,• . den, two new ALL SIZE WASHERS AUCTION SALE room, bedrooms. On 67-Arid '.: :',..:-..; 50 street and sewer. Mall box, TV BIG FLUFF DRYERS I 46 4; 477".48 49 enORT HOUR WAITRE23S. NO DOWN antetua and all curtains and drupes -... ilundays and no holidays. No phone SATURDAY. APRIL 4 AT 10 A.M. -Crony f;.',.4 5 i 52 c,.....•53 54 $2.000 down, PHA pay- ELECM IC IRONER I included. ISMS Some. Apply in person at located 10 miles Last of Benton on (colloq. ) " ../... nieasts of $73. Balance is $7,586.52 at 2 Exist 55 56 57 .:;'..15111 59 60 Wiltea Cafe. a2c Jonathan Creek, two miles south of .Profligate 4s. C.aLl PL 3-5634 after 5 p -Herbert Rosen, editor 4 Century .?_;•:,\ SNOW WHITE Fairderaling, four miles north of STAMP OF DISAPPROVAL and pub- 63 '.-." 8,4 ltc plarit 61 ,,.'C....' .:,, 62 Highway 00, on Highway 1364. Reg- lisher of -Philately." the magazine for stamp collectors, dis- WANTS', AT ONCE LADY TO 1-Parsonage ',,e.til Laundries istered cattle, 22 Mx plays in New York a reproduction of a North Viet Nam pos- ••Oulrio's low 65 i'!'"',...,•:. 66 : 6 LOTS in Rich- operate taaariog t be ex- hereford COWS, CROWE BUILDING South Side Manor Shopping stamp depicting a man and a note el."•,2. one year old registered heifers, two tage woman soldier shooting 7. Weigbt of land Subdivision juet off South perienceJ /11 .. . b. •tx o C..(r215ing. United Paters Syndics e, Inc. Si Center a N. 15th St. nice at a helicopter with "U S Army' printed on its side. Roscra India Distr. by 16th. City water and sewage. In If you are .a.-.5 na...... somen's extru young Poll bulls, six one PUT YOUR DUDS year old graded heifers, eight sows terms issuance of the stamp "a blatant act of hostility city school district. Contact C. W. alIt.',ona in . 4._ ,) II may ale IN OUR SUDS most with pigs, one 1962 Chev- toward the United States and a gesture of undue crudity." Jones at 753-4580) or Tucker Real Lave this to cur store. ton rolet truck, one wheat drill. Enate 753-4342. a3p -a Soif...Ild op- All WI REBUILD elec- cattle have been tested and approv- pa..unity for right par..„. aantact COMPLETELY PEANUTS® by Dim Sherwood tric 0111 Electric, New ed. Cattle oan be on LAUNDROMAT IN S. MO. TOWN; Frank Lancaster, kact,:y Outlet motors. See seen farm after 4 p.m. Terms of cash. Not tattle $2.900 fro 9 mos , 12 washers Store, 510 W. Main. sac Concord Dr., 753-2900. Me sale 1,17 5 dryers, with prop. priced i responsible in case of accident. John ..CAARLIE APRIL FOOL! right; LITTLE t)-NAXED AYartilichfra_alktitelialaidia. -MAY SERVICE btailiin115: .R81313urn• Bet11011. Ovitler. Jija- LE PERSON WANTED auctioneer, &ft WANTS YD.) 1Z) Fxcellent location. Phone 753-5a55" tub' iak to keep chati. age five mantilla in CakENER,AND EAT or Box 652, Pa- 1963 MAYTAG GAS DRYER. elec- my home. Phone a3c for details write LUNC.14 HER.. tronic oontrollect Used 6 nsos. Re- ducah. Ky. a8c tailed WUL sell for $150.00.: I HOG MARKET n le310.00. KcisiT Phone 753-6850 after 4.00 p.m. a7c AI;NTE0 1() DUE TO SEVERAL REQUESTS we Federal State Market News Sna- F are continuing our Easter Special. 1963 BEL AIR 4 DOOR Chevrolet ke, April 1. Kentucky Purchase- LADY DESIRES NICE FURNISH- Get 12 billfold or post card photo- Phone 753-3319 a3p Area hog market report including 10 ed apartment for 2 or 3 years. Write graphs. 1 8x10 and the choice of 2 buying stations. Estimated receipts COME IN AND PRICE P.O. Box SI-J. a2p tot only HA Loves Studio, COSIcARE PrgOta 360. burrows and guts 10 to inc lower. U.S 1. 2 and 3 180 to 240 lbs. DAN FLAGG 88c by Charles M. Schub r7 $13.66 .o $14.00. Few U.S. 1 180 to 330 It. $1425. US. 2 and 3 245 to AND DIDN'T YOU PULL THAT THEN WHERE YOU ARE, 370 las 51225 to $13.75. US. 1, 2 and DAME COSMONAUT OUT OF MAJOR, THERE'S A THE BRAZILIAN 3 100 to 275 lbs. $1225 to $13.75. US. HE HEY, MAJOR._ JUNGLE? 5TOR Y.. . A BIG ONE! HOW 1 and 3 sows 400 to 600 lbs. to THAT'S NO WAY TO ABOUT GIVING $10.50 [ ME A TREAT BREAK? $11.16. U.S. 1 and 2 MO to 400 lbs. THE MESS. I DID. Tise mirAlw By THE CORDONS AREN'T ',CU THE ;9 66 • Inc $11.00 to $1225 FLAGG THAT BROKE.= lowiting *en,nuns the wase,/ published : rx.1,sht. r.E.,7as by onr•n ,„ 1.47 THE CAIN CASE? by 55.5 Fsoor.s

wouldn't pa-alter bill on the kitchen tiib'e. MIAs I, ser'ENt II world from you. Bat I WISAT ve been worning for him. Ike- 5.88 Wise, see P' 0 dare dactyls my aster• saliva-I I 6, 6.6„ :K.'n ryisims „„,„1 tag public relations." over sem ' ones .1119111.' 'tail is the Patti stared incredulously. chiding Li'e rung' I -You don't mean- ?" b°1`" "'Ingrid and MI e •• •1 C ; "You've what 7" "tall. named Damn 'She d sill in. if 1 said any- 1 lets h their lather nod know. so you'd get the ''si aria naviea mooed aver the tit ng Shed Just kill me." You i to 25-lb 4ni repeatedly speechless, his • right image He wanted you ten/rued !rum it menu i Greg stood When L) C understand him. He said if a SIL iy ro-ad of sofa hborhnod nwits'In bare face hanging out. She con- woman • watch a route] ; hire a pleas tas 1111th a in • soft. husky voice, business could _ bls neck Mike epsoted it as ,rer , tinned " ought to get mar- agent . . ." NANCY my Ernie Bushmiller .Sown in 8 8'8 81)81. 8'''"robbersin'" I, ,i "I think she • Van Nuys Calif bank like "You let him bribe you? Y ou sae taltn as a : fled-to someone real nice let wills h • teller on me?" floatage. Notified by Paw the FBI vou... turned spy YEP a woe indeed the ...ebb "No. his, no. I never told ham ---WE WOW--- I KNEW esellinwerl who He laughed. -That reminds THERE WAS of the wine Melon Jenkins what you add, YOU He took out his anything about WANT WH AT A 17,,,,,byr,„5";a1,..1 1","!da, er',V,T; me,- he said CATCH TO IT '0;4•= or anything tie lust paid MI. to DC. wallet and extracted • five-dol- TO PL AY AN h range of what a wonderful guy mi. 6413ton II is plain tn FTI1 nt &Ate tat bill "I haven't paid you this tell you SECOND HONOR Kele that la C must be •Iloweri he Is, which he is. Please. St., - and be (ohne el month for your public relations to rs..a.si.As usmai at me that way " BASE dolt to ,.01,1411,sr. hide-out So Kelso work," don't look inth.• Patti's room alert to signal taking "You took money from him." frnm the hooter to She hesitated about "---.1-Na-aaaar'saa-ar-a. C • d•pariiiie said if big business mild • notwok of agents wile will I the bill. "No. Greg, I'd repre- "He len, the at • Iheenderttot• CUtloUS know do it-" rofoor• in the neirh- Sent you for nothing. You steer ersidoint business isn't the sarne bor hnod la Greg Baiter • vnung at- "Big the street. . . . would." family, as two staters torney from ierrnsa "Please-les a job." as a close together. took the money. 'Thanks. who've been CHARTER 19 She seeing who ve---" cam* I can really use it. Be 1.00 Greg Baiter "SW, please, you make It "\XT14along at dusk, walking his so awtui. I thought it was She disappeared Into the sound 82.949 dachshund. RIO zy, Ingrid was didn't mean ." hawse where she found Patti a/I tight I style In pink -.F. sitting (Mimi Grabbing a Suddenly Patti iatighed and APAI/L.s• her washing the dishes corms on the front porch, the bill while 171grid ANAS-A4.44(LZAZI... "16177- towel, she started drying them. picked up lips moving silently. stood transfixed, near tears. ••• ••• U S to -55 00, rearm/ "1 was talking with Greg." from.re ^saca-34, "HI,'- Greg said reining the to him." Patti Patti stopped washing. "I'll return this to a sharp stop Ingrid held it with much dog "Yes?" said. "I'll return up her finger for silence then, [1,1 'Mrs Mac.keigall told him pleasure." ABBIE ADP SLATS by Raeburn Van Buren after • few eeconds. smiled and say anything you had a man in your bed- "You won't "Hello, Greg." him7" said, room iast night.' that'll hurt "VVhatc ha doing?" handle his Patti turned "7:1:irtitit snoop! "Don t worry. I'll I0 "Counting the cricks a cricket with great care, WHEN I TELL You, YOU'LL I'm going to atr her one sensibilities WELL,'! WAS FOLLOWING THIS GIRL, so Knox% how hot it's doubt IA has any. FORG07 SWEAR I LOST MY MARBLE makes of these days YMI dn't tell if!hough I AND -WOW!.' I CLEAN to he tomorrow." an11 get your OF A SUDDEN THIS going him 7" Now run along HER.: BUT ALL He ran her words DAME IS SWIMMING CLOSE "Oh." "No. Ste, von made me homework ilone his mind again for a at me?" TOME-- SHE BECKONS- - I through Staten r - "You re not mad recheck. -Tell me, does I SPoT quick "Ingrid, what did you tell him "Forget it." FOLLOW- THEN streak of Insanity rite die you-'1 this then?" nbsolutely if THIS OLD WRECK 0.88 through your family?" Ab...ointeiy, positively, deS- "That I couldn't discuss my - wrinkled up her nose Ingnd sisters business, that you'd kill nitely die?" him. "Everybody knows tnat smiled wanly. and Pat- at me if I did." Ingrid count the number of followed her as she if you Patti raised her voice. "You ti gaze cricks a cricket makes In a min- crestIallen Into her led him to believe!" disappeared what the tempera- ute, that's "YotYve got to make 'em mad, room. will he. I counted eighty- started for the heck ture and jealous. It's 'he As Patti • ••• • al.m m••••• ••• be eighty- Si.. Mad crick'', so it will Mike came bursting • •••••••• three only way. You'll never get mar- bedroom three tomorrow." noisily through the front door. teach- ried if you-" "What elme are they "So She tensed, held her breath, Patti cut In sharply, .44 over at Van Nuys High shutting off her hearing you're an authority- at six- and tried ' • days?" of the slam- k440-3010-4 these teen." hag in anticipation he 44 oes. resoo.4 smiled and rose, and re- door. 4 4,.4. sr,...4 ••••-.••• ••• • She "No, but I know Greg . . ." ming of the stretch. A model yelled. "Greg'a membered to trailed off as Patti dried "Hey. Pat," he better get with She couldn't sag. "I to the win- going to pay me three dollars so her hands, walked my homework. I'm studying week to mow his lawn. Ile by Al Capp dow, and stood with her back a II RNER It's pathetic. I'll pi-affably underpaying me hard to her. Ingrid said. "Golly, I mays you're breakdown hut my and Ws against the have a didn't mean to do anything." over here, I ADORE care less." • law, and you re ALTHOUGH NOTHIN''BOUT YO; MAH KID LIKES `10AN' I,d I teachers couldn't • • minimum Wage DONTRAGE7'APROPOS4L5 nodded sympathetically. peonage. and he'll take NEST HAIR-DO MASS WHAT MATTERS-SO, LOG Greg IEN there was no answer, guilty of THEmosrAISNORAISIA FUM YORE RAT'S Russians. We've got for me." ME? ALLAH CABINS!! "It's the Wingrid continued, "Well, It to court momf,vrwA TO YORE RUNTY LI'L WILLlb'MARRY in everything we bristled. "You tell Mr. to be better something. Don't give me Patti GOT IS A BROKE_N- DOWN pounding kaowl- say G/RLS-L1F-E. LAIGS,APPEALS do. incloding treatment. Yell at Balter-a : they the silent - LOG CABIN,AN' TWO • edge Intb our kids and Mike didn't hear. "He's a TO ME ter not me." give their kids hell -geeat guy. Do you know what MILLYUN DOLLARS!! turn - Patti tinned and her voice smart ae mins" doing? lie's taking all the being ae low. "I know you didn't in- he's away. he satd. was to As she started guess I was kids over at the boys' home friend tend any harm. I "Understand you've got a circus." hurt suddenly. I didn't want the with you." She stopped "That's fine," Patti said. -Be staying him to think . . ." thank him for the paid dead still. "You love him?" sure to coptInited. "Mrs Macdou- advertisement._ I Just hope you He "You don't have to be In love she heard your sis- IL" gall tells me man to want him to like collect for someone in the with a Whatcha ter talking with you. As A Tat- "What (Fyn mean? man, and yiu, to respect middle of the night, a furious with talking about 7" Nick ter of fart, I'M thought rfomehody was timing's bad, boy." she lie goes snooping around "Your everybody was toward his room, • but Patti said everywhere asking questions He hacked his eyes wide with astonishment fine." like *he was a Senate commit- moistened her and mild shock. Nelda tee." Greg. You know I Tomorrow) "am !sorry, Ingrid put the five- (To Be Continued In the Tearfully, 33 wouldn't keep anything

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1956 BUICK 4-Door Special 1963 DODGE 440 4-Door Sedan 1958 FORD Fairlane 4-Door Sedan 1957 PLYMOUTH 4-Door Sedan Two-tone blue, good solid car:tautomatic trans- With terquoise interior. Local car. only 26,001 8, autOmatic, power steering, power brakes, 2 Eight cylinder, standard transmission. Local missicn. $475 actual miles, 4 years or 24,000 miles left on tone green. Way above average. $650 Car. $275 warranty. F.conomical 8, Turqueflite transmission, radio and heater. Priced $2150 1964 CHEVROLET Impala 2-Dr. H'top 1959 FORD 4-Door 1960 PONTIAC Star Chief 4-Dr. Sedan Dark blue. 3000 miles local car. 300 hp engine. Gteen and white Sedan. 8-cylinder, automatic Fully equipped with power and factory air con- 4-in-the-floor. Immediate delivery. $2875 1962 DODGE 4-Door Sedan Radio and heater, power steering. Boy, will you color, matching interior. 8 cylinder, automatic tranpmission. Only 19,000 get a surprise when you start this one... $395 ditioning. Light tan in actual miles. Midnight blue with matching in- This "Injun" is going at a bargain. .... $1475 1964 CHEVROLET Impala 2-Dr. H'top terior. $1575 Maroon erterior. beautiful matching black in- 1957 FORD Station Wagon 1960 PONTIAC 2-Door Hardtop terior. 327 motor (''50 hro. standard transmis- V-8, automatic transmission. Good mechanic Jet black, standard transmission, 4-barrel car- mission Only traveled 8000 miles to date $2650 1962 DODGE 4404-Door Sedan ally. Would make lots of trips to the lake vet Rarin' to go. 5975 Red with white top. 230 hp V-8 that thrives on Rust kinda got to it, though. $275 buretor. regular gas. Torqueflite transmission, power 1961 CHFVROI FT Corvair 900 Monza steering. Local car. $1475 1958 PONTIAC 4-Door Sedan (tonne White with red all vinyl bucket seats 1959 FORD Thunderbird 2-Dr. Hardtop Tr -power, automatic transmission, radio and Po-ir -d-flo transmission. Bov from Taylor White exterior, automatic transmission. Bet heater Power steering, power brakes. Blue with Motors for only $1350 1958 DODGE 1-DoorL Hardtop you didn't know they could be bough so cheap. trim. Local car. Why pay more when you Pink and white. Has seen a lot of this olyi $1175 white looking car. Priced right $485 can buy from Taylor Motors? . $550 1961 CHEVROLET Riseavne 4-Dr. Sed. world. Still a nice V-S. automatic transmis.sion. radio and heater. 1958 THUNDERBIRD 2-Door Hardtop 1957 PONTIAC 2-Door Hardtop One owner Owned and ooerated by a 24-rear- 1957 DODGE Station Wagon Jet black with automatic transmission Power Rt-d :oicl white. automate, radio and heater Metallic gray. Leather interior Power steer- old "ole rraid". Nice clean ear. 51265 steering. Buy it at this bargain price .. $1000 Not a sharp vehicle, but tough as a pine-knot ing, power brakes. Drives out good You'd ex- 8 cylinder. $4100 pect to maybe pay more, but at Taylor Motors ()Ai rnP v NM 4-Door Sedan 1961 MERCURY Colony Park Sta. Wag. not so $350 4Vhi:e with tan interior, standard transmission Really loaded with equipment including fac- $875 1957 DODGE -4 of Them! tory air. One owner, owned by local funeral From a rough dog fit for salvage to a prett.,, director. Cast a barrel of money new. $1485 1963 RAMBLER Convertible - nice 4-Door Sedan with power and air Torotioise exterior, white top, con t raas 1958 CHrVROLET 2-Door Sedan 5100 to 5500 white stripe around middle, white accent Has Black and white. V-8. Posverfilide. radio and "twin stick" overdrive control. Big 6 overhead her ter You wonder why we sell 'era so shoaDa valve engine 20.000 miles Nice clean sporty We need the,room. This one a barvain 5495 1958 OT.DSMOBILE 2-Door Sedan little ear We think you might like this one White with au toma tic transmission, radio • $1875 1958 EDSEL Corsair 4-Door Hardtop heater. $575 Automati transmission, radio, heater. power C1-MYS1 FR Newport Convertible brakes, good tires Pretty clean old car but wi 1962 RAMBLER 400 Convert;ble 1c163 are kind 1958 OLDS 88 2-Door Hardtop Factor: exe-ri- of ashamed to have it around $47:. Mt i' lie gold finish with white top All vinyl Midnight blue pith e top. White with black and white interior Why pay 55100. interior Individual seats Big 6 °nein'. Auto- tire ear. Never been "-ild Sells new for more? Buy from Taylor Motors for $375 matic transmission. Only 8.(10n miles Cost en' - ned with ever. eenceivable acres- 1963 FORD Country Sedan Sta. V: neo. sore ineautinit air-conditioning Don't foreet L)aded with equipment including powei 57800 , „ 21475 ChirvslerN long teem warranty. $3475 and factory air-conditioning. In very nice cc 1957 OLDSMOBILE 2-Door Hardtop dition Priced for quick sale to save you hun Blue, local one owner -car. Instrument panel 1961 STUDEBAKER Lark Cruiser 4-Door reds of dollars $247. needs paint where padded dash was removed. Sedan Local car A nice clean car with 1962 ri-mvsy.FR ist,worwt 4-Dr. Sedan Power steering. power brakes, automatic trans- one eweetatino--the front end is bashed in. If and serv- T "ea one ea- We gniel it new mission. Priced for clearance . 2353 vorrre a do-it-yoorself man, here's a real chal- !clog is s -was sae Factory air- 1963 FORD Galaxy 500 XL 2-Dr. H'top for you with only 40.000 miles Big 8 with ceeditierioa F11"*.* (let one to- Js-: black exterior. black buitket seats. 3z" ovrrdrtve. Look it over. $775 day motor, 4-1r-the-Do Local car. Betcha' dkin ! 1956 01_ DSMOBIIE 2-Door Hardtop know you could buy 'em so cheap. Turquoise and white New car trade-in Look 300G It over Drive it Buy it today $450 1960 STUDEBAKER Lark 4-Dr. Sedan 1961 cliRvc, Pp ^ Dark blue Motor rreentlY overhauled Six cyl 1963 FORD Galaxy Sedan with overdrive for Two d-barre! earboretors. V-8 4-Door economy Priced to move A1 L White exterior, red interior. 15.000 mile,. Al r •s !t's tan interior Yours to- $495 solutely like new. Automatic, radio and heater day. SUMO Sed. local car 2191' 1963 PLYMOUTH Belvedere 4-Dr. 1959 STUDF.BAKER Right hand drive Mailman special' Economic- Lark 4-Door Sedan Eleht cylinder, automatic, with 10MF CHPVCI PR N yort.r 'I-Dr. al 6-cylinder engine, ruggedly built. Carries 1`)611., FORD Galaxy 4-Door Sedan factory air. It's been a faithful servant carry- 1011R term warranty too...... $1875 Solid white with tan intero.r r.," nower Want iight car 8 cylinder with overdrive ing U S Mail, rain or shine. Needs repair $375 a good sturdy used at-, This one will (polite. WO- pa- more when yol can buy this one? $.995 ...... $127:. 1962 PLYMOUTH Belvedere 4-Dr. Sed. 1 318 cubic inch V-8 engine A real miser on reg- 1960 VOLKSWAGEN 2-Door (3) 1962 FORD Fairlane 4-Door Sedan olar gas. Standard transmission. A good sound Local car. Priced for quick sale . $950 1957 CHRYSLER $1475 Light blue, 6 cYlinder, standard transmissior car, a quality automobile ... anttwo * 4-Door Hardtops. On', 2 -Door Hardtor one owner. Look it over, if you like it, it's your 1956 VOT KSWAGEN 2-Door P 11 r c -zood drive goad Bet you $11:u! Belvedere 4-Dr. Sed. Reduced for quick sale at a bargain price. $575 neve- :trove Ciarv,ier that didn't drive good. 1960 PLYMOUTH gray finish, 8-c' under engine, auto- All Rica! ears All well eqacroed. including Metallic and heater. Good sound cnr. $775 prerer steerir 2650 - $750 - 0li75 1962 FORD Galaxy 4-Door Sedan matic, radio 6 cy:inder, standard transmission White will Look What $250 Will Buy at 1956 CHRriLER 4-Door Sedan red all vinyl interior, local ear Priced . $117.", 1960 PLYMOUTH Station Wagon Taylor Motors . . . big one. Standard transmission. slant This is a 1955 OLDSMOBILE 2-Door Sedan Autorn,,;, This one reallY runs and drives 6 engine. We sold it new. Hasn't been cleaned 1961 FORD Starliner 2-Door. Haldtop 1954 DODGE i-Ton Panel Truck. Good mechanly ' rood Old Chrysler, rstcer die, you know 8550 up. Buy it now at a song $975 Light blue with blue interior, 427 motor, star. 1955 DODGE 4-Door Sedan. Two-tone green dard 'transmission. $137.. 1956 DODGE 2-Door Sedan. Pink. gray, V-8, auto. 1958 PLYMOUtil 2-Door Sedan 1956 OLDSMOBILE 4-Door Hardtop. 1961 FORD Country Sedan Sta. Wagon Six cylinder, automatic transmission This is 1956 STUDEBAKER 4-Dr. Sed. V-8, overdrive i1963 DODGE Polara 4-Door Sedan One owner 'car. 8 eylitder, power steering, an above average 1958 model. Looks nice, runs 1956 FORD 4-Dr. Sedan. V-S. automatic, runs good. nice, drives nice. Will give you lots of good r Fult:power. eauipped automabile Beaati- M5rk IV air-conditioner, automatic. Priced to service on a low investment. Buy it today_ $575 Look How Far $200 Will Go at ful sanelewood exterior, tan nylon interior. A move $1375 good sound clean 'bed car in like new condi- Taylor Motors . . . tion with 35.000 miles- lett on warranty. (More -Door H'top 1960 FORD 4-Door Sedan, V-8 1957 PLYMOUTH Fury 2 1955 PLYMOUTH 4-Door Sedan. V-R, automatic than other news ears havei Local mercahnt's Ode owner local car We sold it new Automatic Automatic transmission, radio, heater. Solid 1955 CHEVROLET 4-Dr. Sedan. New engine job. car. Buy this ore' ...... 4225511 transmission, twin 4-barrel carburetors. $575 black See it. drive it and buy it $675 1955 PLYMOUTH 4-Dr. Sed. 6-cvl . standard. 1957 PLYMOUTH 4-Dr. Sed. Good mechanically 1963 DODGE 440 4-Door Sedan 1956 PLYMOUTH 4-Dr. Sed. 8-cyl , standard. 1955 DODGE 4-Door Sedan Sparkling red exterior with contrasting blak bdv '?ripe Ervomiral 230 hp V-8 engine All Wonder How Much Car You Can Buy ecniipment including power steering Used by nc. 1962 Kentarky Dairy Princess Save the differ- for $100 . . . enre and ti iy- no?: . $2375 1956 FORD ?-Door Sedan. AMR MOTORS I 1954 BUICK Spectal 2-Door Hardtop. itIl 5th It POPLAR STREETS DODGE 2-Dr. 1963 DODGE,440 4-Door Sedan 14;POPLAR STPATS 44. MURRAY, RENTIVICY- 1954 Sedan. Needs Pngthe: Body OK 1955 FORD 4-Dr. Sed., V-8, auto transmission. F:ltv misty-med. including power steering. toli 1953 FORD 4-Door Sedan, 6-cylinder. mileage Warranty transferable to you as are West Kentucky's Transportation Center 1955 OLDSMOBILE 4-Door Sedan. all Chrysler products. Medium blue metallic 1956 FORD 4-Door Sedan, Dealer For like new Priced for quick sale. that sparkles PLYMOUTH - VALIANT - STUDEBAKER . $2375 IMMO 11. -( HRYSLER - DODGE - DODGE DART - We Have A Few Others We DIAMOND-T TRUCKS - INTERNATIONAL - DODGE TRUCKS Welcome LIME SPREADERS - FULL LINE OF TRUCK EQUIPMENT An Offer On r! 1963 DODGE Dart 270 2-Door Sedan Friday Evenings to 9 p.m. Open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and - ALSO HAVE ONE BOAT - Here's one a lot of yiri have been askine about. Saturday to 6 Wednesday and Since We're Not In the Boat Business One of the hottest used cars in the nation. -Would Like To Move It! White exterior with red nylon interior. Big 16-FOOT CHEROKEE. 75 hp EVINRUDE slant G engine, Torqueflite transmission. We $1275 LIBERAL FINANLING PLAN AT TAYLOR MOTORS!! Complete with Trailer and all the sold It new, too. $1875 Trimmings.

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