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$16.00 to $21.60; lb heifers $17.00 ia 600 lb calves The Afternoon Stendaad S15.30 to In ‘s $12.60 to $14 50; Daily Newspaper el- $9.00 to $13)0; God 0 to $16.20. For Murray 600 to 800 lb. steers We and Medium $1600 to to 600 lb $22.50 to Calloway County $1610 to $2000; Trust lba. heifers $1800 is 616.25 to $18.00; as with calves MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. LXXX1V No. 242 per cow. united Press International UN OUR Ilsib YEAR Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, November 29, 1963 higher. Few Choice God $23.00 to 618.00 to $21.00. 'Official Figures About 20 head Beath Toll Given On Election Funeral Of r head. Wilier.Son State Assembly For Holiday FRANKFORT, Ky. 41e - Ken- tacky's voters gave Gov -elect Ed- ward T. Breathitt the narrowest C n Decline vote of confidence any gubernatorial Is Saturday has had in the past 20 , csndldate - --- Members Study years. by United Press International Mrs. Cottlan Futrell and her nine The death pace on the nation's ,Official figures from the Nov. 5 year son, former residents of Cal- highways fell below the normal for balloting were released Thursday at loway County, were killed instantly - a non-holiday weekend on the sec- Frankfort, and showed Breathitt on Thanksgiving 'Jay near Biting end day of the long Thanksgiving winning over his Republican op- horn, Illinois and Mr Futrell and Two Proposals holiday today ponent, tome B. Nunn of Glanow. tea other children were injured. Since the holiday period began by 13,055 votes. Mr. Futrell suffered severe M- cut at 6 p in Wednesday, automotive ales :Ind the two boys were By CAROLE MARTIN so that a voter would not be able to The Democrat car- leaths had been occurring at the Hopkinsville and bruised, however all are con- vote for a judicial candidata by riei only 50 74 per cent of the 886,- United Press International rate of 4 1 an hour. eldered not to be critical. pulling a straight party lever, but 947 ballots cast in 'the governor's Mrs. Loretta Bourland Futrell was have to vote for The National Safety Council said FRANKFORT, Ky, t_ail - If mem- would specifically lace, complete official election re:. years old at the time of her a on the the average death toll for a lion- 41 bers of Kentucky's General Assem- canaidate judicial ballot,. anis showed. death. She is survived by her hus- However, it would allow holiday period would be approxi- bly are following instructions, they'- mak:4W band; two sons Charles Michael candidates to retain the party label mately 4.6 an hour. The final vote, as determined by re doing their homework over this and Rodney Jay of Oaklawn. Illi- after their names on the separate A United Press International Secretary of State Henry H. Carter. long holiday weekend. nois; her mother and step-father ballot count at 11 a m. EST showed 170 gives Breathitt 449.551, Nunn 436,- House Majority Leader R. P. Mo- Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rowland of Senate Republicans had attempt- traffic deaths in the holiday's first 486. loney. '13-Payette, said before the Murray route mu; two daughters ed to introduce their own amend- 41 hours. GenerIl Assembly recessed Wed- Mrs. Margaret Fay Parks of Oak- ment to the administration's ju- Meanwhile, Breathitt's running nesday that he hoped they would Breakdown: lawn and Mrs Geraldine Orr of dicial bill Wednesday, but the pro- The mate. Harry Lee Waterfield, Clint- use the Thanksgiving recess to Nashville. Tenneesee: two sisters posal of amendments was cut off. tan. carried his race for lieutenant make a t:1' 'ugh study of the two Traffic 170 of governor by an official 40,879 votes, Mrs. Adeline WiLson Dearborn, them, and re- Miller Objects Fires 9 prop(F 1ls b.sfore beating opponent H. Bemis Law- Michigan and Mrs. Ruth Fay Hol- Sen. Scott Stiller, R-Louisville, turn a L lb a. in. Monday ready to Planes 10 land of Benton. She also had four said he felt that the judicial officers reace, Louisville. 443.068 to 402.189. act. iacella n sous 26 grandchildren to survive. were underpaid, but that he object- Waterfield polled 52.42 per cent If they do, he suggested, the le- Total 214 The funeral will be held in the ed to the nonpartisan feature of the its of the 845.2a7 votes cast in the lieu- gislature could wind up its third chapel of the Max Churchill Funeral bill. His amendment would have led the autt4 death tenant governor's race. special. session of the year by the Home at 200 p. in on Saturday deleted all reference to judicial count with 12, followed ter Illinois The winners of the various state end of next week, and thus clear with Bro Bill James and Rey. T. A. balloting from the bill. and Michigan with 11 each, Texas races will be issued certificates of the decks for the change in ad- Thacker officiating. Burial will be In a roll-call on whether to vote with 10 and North Carolina with 9. election next week when the state ministrations Dec. 10. in Murray Memorial Gardens. on the bill as amended,. by the Five members of a Tennessee Election Commission meets to re- The exact date of adjournment The funeral of Randy Cottlan Fu- Democratic leadership Sen George family en route to a Thanksgiving C101 MSS the returns. Is, in a sense, in the hands of the IMW -mmmik trell. age 9 will be held at the same Overbey. D-19lurray. said he was dinner with relaavea were killed 'The results of the other races House membership. time as his mother He is survived "constitutionally opposed to shut- Thursday when their private plane wore; The automobile inspection bill by his father and his two sisters ting off the proposal of amend- crashed in a field about 40 miles Secretary of F.tate: Mts. Thelma proposed by the administration as and two brothers, ments" if there were still senators west of Knoxville, Tenn. Four col- L. Stovall, Louisville, Democrat, 413,- one of two measures which the le- A ('ALL FOR NATIONAL UNITY -- President Johnson receives a standing ovation from Grandparents surviving are Mr. who wished to be heard. lege freshmen died when their sin- 852. Elmer Begley, Hyden, Republi- gislature was called into special • and Court as he addresses both Houses in an inaugural and Mrs. Claude Rowland of Mur- The Senate voted, 22-11.' to con- Congress, the cabinet Supreme gle engine plane crashed and burned can, 3780,798. seseion to enact has been approved bear this burden alone" Carter, ray route two and Mrs. J. A. Fu- sider immediately the amended ver- message The new President asked for help because "I can not on Mt. Wachusett near Princeton, State Auditor: Henry H. by the Senate. and was given sec- trell of Hazel route two. sion of the judicial bill, then pass- resulting from the assassination of President Kennedy. Mass. Thursday night. West Liberty. Democrat. 403.014; ond reading by the House before it Louisville, Re- Friends may call at the funeral ed the measure itself, 25-7. Three The National Safety Council does Mrs. Marge Cruse, went home Wednesday. That puts 381.223. home until the funeral hour. Democrats joined four Republicans not keep tabs on the Thanksgiving publican. it in position for debate and pos- - Robert F. Mat- in opposing the compromise judicial holiday death toll but said about Attorney General sible vote Monday. L-e-ttor to the Editor thews Jr.. Shelbyville, Democrat; passed a bill. E _ 472 persons would die in traffic The Senate also has Court Of Appeals Upholds al- Auxier, Pikeville, Re- the House Rules Committee accidents during a normal non-holi- 401,114; Jean - somewhat amended version of the Honor Roll ready has disregarded the admin- Mr. Jim Williams Editor day period from 6 p m.. Wednesday publican, 374,828 administration's bill to increase ju- Instruc- istration's version ot the judicial this time of Superintendent of Public dicial salaries and alter the sy- Court Leer and Times to midnight Sunday bill, and the committee substitute Ruling, Graves Circuit Dr. Harry Sparks, Murray, year. tion: stem ff electirlitt judges. -- Democrat. 404.885: John H. Howard, At Almo Is differed from the measure passed Murray. Kentucky Oppadtien Expected Republican. 373,729. by the Senate onl? in regard to FRANI/PORT, Ky. ItfPft - Th. that the appal friss the order of Harlan, Technically, this bill can be ready College High -Genunissioner of Agriculture: ceanpen= itor circuit judges. state Court of Appeal' today affirwae Ilea sesiosr sotept.ogiskeo the MS DOM Ms: rive T Pranlafert. Dem- Jadrrs Raised Ocairt's &ambling -b•-•lisolasect. -- Wendell P. Butler, Named Today cra.Y.l Itu t ei tftett." faced 447a 'm nelluch"Wmmiesugnher- ed Graven Circuit students Perfect Under the committee's substitute you for informing ocrat, 402,656, Hugh James, Lex- journey through the House than of an action for injunctive relief in Last veer. Erndly Gardner filed I wish to thank I an judges would be paid ington, Republican. 375,094. bill. bill, circuit connection with the Ed Gardner well another will content action In the ear Iletirray friends of my illness On Two Tests Ele- the ipsptction of Appeals: The honor roll for Almo annual salary' of $12,500 with the Court, in which she and stay in the hospital through the Clerk of the Court Under the Senate bill the salaries contest suit. Graves Circuit mentary School was released today of each county having Drexel! Davis, Frankfort. Demo- the Court of Appeals fiscal court The Appellate Court, held, in an alleged that the documents admit- Ledger and Times If possible. I principal of of judges of :197,563; R. P. Davidson, Mar- by Cha-lie Lassiter. a circuit court of conanuous ses- ted to probate by the Graves County hope you will express to them our Five College High School crat, would be raised from the present opinion by Judge John R. Morernen, Murray The school. sion to pay each judge of such court Court as the last will and testament sincere thanks for the many cards made a perfect score on ion. Republican; 373349. annual level of 612.000 to $20,000; that the injunction suit in question students Second grade-Rebecca Burkeen. supplemental compensation of not of Ed Gardner were not properly and expression of interest and con- arithmetic tests salaries of conunissioners of the "was entirely unnecessary" the spelling and James Conner, Melinda Fulkerson, less than $2,500 nor mole...than $5,- and executed. cern winch we received. There were by the National Office Court of Appeals would be increas- Emily Gardner. May-field, sponsored Karen Jo Haley, Mara Ibex. Robin 000 from the county treasury Sometime later the foundation fil- so many that the hospital "Pink The NO- ed from $11.500 to $17.500. and sal- others had appealed from the order, Management Association. Lovett, Marvin Wade McDaniel, There are 16 counties uvith cir- who deliver the mail were aries of circuit judges would be issued by Judge Elvis Stahr Sr on ed a separate complaint in which Ladles" MA spelling test was given on No- Association Oglesby. Thomas Parker,, session Pamela cuit courts of continuous 4_ It sought a permanent mandatory much impressed. I told them that 1963, with three stu- raised from $10.800 to $15.000. the ground that the same parties vember 21, Robin Rowland, Randy Shelton. House Republicans. however, in- • 5.. Murray has the finest people. The administration of Gov. Bert were already litigating the same Injunction requiring Emily Gardner dents making 100 per cent, and the Todd, Michael Otuland. War-. prefer an even loser Tina proposed a bill sponsored dicated they issues in the will contest suit. to dismiss forthwith the will contest arithmetic test was given on No- Combs has I responded well to the surgery Has Meeting ren Keith Hopkins. to scale of judicial salaries for appel- As grounds for injunctive re- with two students by the state Bar Association, Ed Gardner died on June 4, 1958 suit. vember 27, 1963. Third grade - Graves Burkeen. ' judges. appellate commasion- .J11 ; and came home from the Hospital the salaries of these officers late at the age of 87, and his will was lief, the foundation alleged that it making 100 per cent. These students Kathy Kelley., Owe- raise Tuesday. Brenda Turner, $17500, re- ers and circuit judges was -being vexed and harassed with receive a certificate of profic- Glen to $22500, $20,000 and probated June 12. of that year. The will nith Crouse, Maretta Rickman. In other action, the Senate ap- suit brought in Yesterday spectively, and to eliminate partisan entire estate was devised and be- a groundless law Wtth best regards to you and our iency. Dorinda Starks, Beverly. Mathis, appellate and proved a House resoultion asking violation of the release signed by The three students making per-i Bailey. election balloting for queathed to the Annie Gardner Murray friends Starks, Ginger Colson. Steve the next administration to consider and from that time the Bunk Gardner Sr and Bunk Gard- fect scores on spelling were: Bren- Association Tonya Bucy, Wan- circuit judges. Foundation, The Calloway County Fourth grade- bill the establishment of a community Jr Sincerely yours, Dawson. and An- , The amendment to the Senate estate has been in continuous liti- ner da Page, Delores for the Mentally Retarded met at da C,onner Joel Griffi,. Shelia Gro- in the Hazard area, and concerning the balloting procedures college gation. The Appellate Court said that the drea Colley. The students making Health Center .yesterday with Kathryn Hardie, Vickie Rags- a bill Walter E. bfischke the gen. for judicial races j Senator Overbey introduced litigation parties in the second suit were sub- perfect scores on the arithmetic Carla for judges provided In a brief reviesaof the eight members and two visitors pre- dale. Charlotte Schroeder. I relating to motor vehicle equipment. Linda to be listed separately on the ballot of the Gardner Will 'contest Butt, stantially the same as the parties in Mullins Methodist Church test were: Ed Thomas and sent Watkins. David Wyatt, Vickie Nel- C. the court said that Gardner's wife the prior suit and that "the variance Parley. Followine the devotion by Bro. son. Dwight Holden. Memphis, Tenn, as. *predeceased him and they had no is not substantial enough to deny The purpose of these tests is to Marvin Jones, the minutes of the Fifth grade-Bonita Jones. Dene- in these "1 . children. At the time of his death. the application of the doctrine of increase the students' skills last meeting were read and approv- cia Ramsey. Be.erly Rose, Frances High Honor Roll Is abatement" basic areas. Barbara Calloway only one brother was living and he two ed. Nance, David Burkeen. :;•V*i's in 1960. M -:. Evelyn Palmer presided over Jerry Chapman. David Ve• died Brittain, Also living at the time of Gard- 'lie installation of :he new officers. Patsy Hopkins, John Me- Cape Canaveral Is Rush- Today ner's death was Bunk Gardner Jr., Overbey And Lassiter Mrs. Paul Grogan is president; Wil- Neely, Yvonne Puckett, Paul Released By Principal Mr. Jim Williams the only son of Ed Gardner's broth- Named For Kennedy Are Ones To Talk To liam Fandrich, vice-president; Mrs. in, Kennetn Sinter, Sheia Thorn. Blanche Kemp, secretary and Mrs. Phyllis Turner. Kim Penn- Ledger and Times County High School born, Harry Patterson, Gardner, a party to the Spiceland. secretary. grade-Danny Chapman, . The Callowey • .*4 Emily By ALVIN B. WEBB Jr. R. F. Sixth ington. Robert Satterwhite, Debris is the wife of Bunk Gerd- Murray. Kentucky Mrs. Palmer said that willingness, Cleaver, Dwayne Fulkerson, released its honor roll this week. litigation, United Press International Senator-elect Owen Billington Max Taylbr, Carol Taylor. Charlotte Tid- ner Jr. and the'.' have two infant time and work were essential for Mathis, Anna Morris, Mary names are listed made CAPE KENNEDY -- About said today .that he has had num- Deborah Those who's well Carolyn Tower)'. Sharon Ven- at the time of the death of Dear Sir: the success of the orgauization. She Glenda Kelley, Dottie Hale, .A children 15,000 missile and space workers erous discussions with voters on the Duncan. all A's and B's The pupils who made able, David Watson, and Paula v'Ed Gardner. praised the past work of the As- Roy Wilson. • reported for work today at Cape issues now before the special ses- ' all A's have an asterisk after their Wood, In January of 1959. the First Na- One of the nicest things being sociation and their determination Seventh grade-Diana Eldridge, rizthe Kennedy instead of Cape Canaveral. sion of the Kentucky General As- tional Bank of Mayfield, as executor done for the School of New Hope to achieve results. Joe Ann Hopkins, Cindy farther, names. Juniors *::1 :41 r•*!Ii By an edict of President Lyndon sembly. "Although I am always hap- of Ed Gardner, paid is a large gift of The Wayne Wilson was named as Hopkins. Larry Roberts. of the will B Johnson Thursday, America's No. money. man- py to discuss issues of interest to Vicki 91* Bunk Gardner Sr. and Bunk Gard- agement of the Capitol Theatre, program chairman with John L. Eighth grade-Janice Ricktnan, Freshmen ofo..14,1%: 1 moonport was renamed for his local citizens, these particular is- Jo Ann Bennett, Brenda Cunn- $50.000, which they agreed Joe Bailey Dill Mr Williams. Nancy Fandrich and Ev- Schroeder, Janie Hopkins, ner Jr. martyred predecesaer Mr. and Tommy sues should be discussed with the Patricia Margaret Brandon*, Shar- Jerry Mac Bur- Carol Barrow, Nona Panel], David ingham, to accept as "full, final and coma Brown, is giving all receipts from Overbey". elyn Palmer asaisting. Beverly Brittain, It was a dramatic Thanksgiving present Senator, George Henry Armstrong. plen lyn Broach. Danny Cleaver, Gwen plete settlement of all claims, causes the picture "A Child is Waiting" to A committee on special chores was keen, Richard Schroeder. Celia Tay- Belcher, Day tributo John Fitzgerlad Ken- Billington said. Lacresia Adams, Kay Ad- Fulkerson. Darlene Hanelinea Char- of action or demands of any kind"! the school. named with Mrs. Abby Williams, lor, Steven Weatherford. Chaney. nedy. who gave-the Cape its might- He said that he felt he should Joe Dodd, lotte Dodson, Sandra Galloway*, le; et a might have against the money will be Thelma Roberts, Blanche Kemp and ams. Deborah Calhoun*, which they iest task-that of sending a three- This spent im- make a statement to this effect, Patricia Jones, Anna Latham, Mar- the• serving. F. H. Spice- Sharon. Kay Dyer, Patsy Falwell, estate of the late Ed Gardner, moon mediately for supplies and equip- not take office until Marie Jarrett Bell 4.,b44 man team of Americans to the since he did Deborah Galloway. Brenda Jones*, sha Hendon, Kea Imes, Mary (e court said. ment New rest cots are needed, land was named as grounds and Hospital this decade-and who defended the January Billington said he would New Kelso, Judy Jet- Paschall. Judy Parker. Marilyn Par- after execution of the as these maintenance chairman. Larry Jones. Linda Shortly dream of space exploration virtually children tire easily and be glad to talk to voters on le- rish, Margaret Paschall, Billy Mil- on the best Progress Report ton. Frankie. Haneline. Carol Kill- release. Bunk Gardner Sr filed a I must have rest. Puzzles, flash cards, come up next A discussion was held unto the day of his death. gislation which will Robbie Marine, Sherian Mel- ler, Brenda Schroeder. Vircnia suit in Graves Circuit Court tol charts and chart stands are stand- way to secure volunteer help for has, No Mae is 100 per cent certain year. Miller, Roger Mitchell, Roberts. Patsy Shaw, Diane Skott. a scre.e I of Ed Gardner. The ard class room in the School of New Hope. eye hope vin. Ken contest the will of the origin of the world "Canaver- material regular Persons wishing to make known prowess report on the new Linda Ross. Toni Scruggs*. Kathy ale :19,•:** :c ready to The Ronnie Orr, La Jeanne Paschall, • circuit court held that both the will school rooms; they likewise have a involved to have some volunteei released today al." although it is generally accept- their feelings on the issues Murray Hospital was Ross, Joan Schroader, Scarbrough, Tern Walker. Jan Wal- -a. 14% the release were void. place in the exceptional class room. work by the first of the year", the William and ed to be Spanish for "field of high In the special session should talk for the week of November 18-22. Todd, Gary drop. Carolyn Starks, Margaret Court later revers- president said. Rocky Smith, Penny The Appellate reeds or cane." The Cape, a trian- Won't you support these children? Senator George Overbey or included rain, showers to Tucker. Betty Winchester. Sharion with appreciation Weather Turner, Helen Tomlin, Larry Wil- ed the judgment with directions Remember! The club expressed the high gular spit of land jutting eastward Representative Charlie Lassiter. fair. The low was 35 and Wilson. Susan Williams*, Welston, Billy Steele. and David December fifth '63 to Joe Belly Dill for his thought- son. Billy Into the Atlantic Ocean. once was was 69 during the week Crick, a fulness in contributing the pro- Jenny Wilkerson. Inhabited by Indians who grew Will make difference in you and Carpenters hung doors on fourth me. ceeds of the film "A Child is Wait- sugar cane. floor and set counters. Walls on Weather Killer Has Hearty ing" to the school. The film will Sophomore Seniors • first and second floor painted. Happiness first December 5 at the Yesterday be shown on in boiler room and All else follovrs Meal Plumbers worked Report Taylor Gooch Gets Capitol Theatre. worked in Calhoun, Joyce Ann Brand- Karen Baran, Rebecca Beane, Help shape little minds penthouse. Electricians John Jack Ruby, self- The public is invited to see this Con- Carol Jane Bucy*. Judy Brandon, United Press I ateeital His Wednesday DALLAS luM1 - pent house. on, Diana Kay Beane, Janice Deer With dollars and dimes. picture. Sandra Alexander, appointed executioner of Lee Har- Carpenters worked on shelving, ley, James Cooper, Roger Cooper. Shelia Cooper*, BE A 00-ER were also extended to Mr. 61 vey Oswald. ate heartily of jailhouse Thanks fixtures and in- Craig. Lynn Doores. Rich- Donnie Buchanan, Mike Charlton. •:*kos?1:4 Hitch Yesterday Taylor Gooch is the proud posses- Share more electricians hung Carolyn gave his re- and Mrs. Gene Landolt and Mr. Cynthia Ezell', Lynda Irvane, Lin- Yesterday 34 sor of a 196 pound. 11 point buck, turkey Thursday and Bricrlayers at work, elevator men ard Edmonds*, Carl Enoch, Mary le%sre:: 'Low. Be a Better Citizen in '64. and Mrs Gene Cathey for a check Phyllis Jones, Marie 34 Wed- gards to the chef. Frances Furgereon, Wilma Hale*, da Henry. 7.15 Today which he brought down on puzzles at work. Included on the Thanksgiving recently received. Sonic new Walter Harts- Hoke, Anna Galloway*. Linda Rainfall nesday morning about 11 o'clock. Yours truly, William Hargrove, Jail was were purchased with part of the Crouse. Maraa Evans, Anna Belle Cosah said that he and E. B. meim at the Dallas County field, Connie Hopkins, Rita Hop- Calloway County Association For gravy. money. MEETING SUNDAY Marla Lassiter, Martha hunting together and cornbread dressing, giblet kins, Ronald Hopkins. Gary Jack- McCuiston, Brandon went concluded with a W. Pat- green beans and potatoes. For des- The meeting Jeffrey. Don Johns us. Paschall, Kay Morton, L. - Partly that he was pleased ter make his Retarded Children. son, Allen II Western Kentucky was pumpkin pie. discussion on the type of toys that Joseph, terson, Richard Spann, Judy Sample. kill. The buck weighed 195 pounds, sert, there a congregational Michael Johnson. Janice cloudy, windy and colder today High would be helpful at the school in There will be Wilkerson, Shirley Stubble- •;.;:f4•S: topped all Charlotte (Mrs Paul D.) Grogan Sheriff Bill Decker said Ruby wor- Marla McCleod, Suzanne McDougal, Janice to mid 4bs Fair and colder field dressed, which value, coordina- meeting following the morning Col- In low "ate everything we put before him." regard to training Linda Jeffs, Loretta field, Larry Walston, Janice winds tonight Low weights but one. President. service at the College Presby- Marcia Jones, with diminishing other prison- tion aid, and from the standpoint ship lins and Gayle Farris Miller. Oooch formerly was deputy sher- Blanche (Mrs Harlem H.) Kemp Ruby ate with the December 1. Jeffs, James McMillen, Betty Os- in the mid 2as Saturday mostly education. terian Church Sunday Secretary ers. of sunny and cool iff in the county. • PAGE TWO THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY FRIDAY — NOVEMBER 29, 1963 THE LEDGER & TIMES Texas 15-13 Victory Over A&M Murray State College Opens Their Basketball PUBLISHED by LEDGER It TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc.. ..YansoWhitton of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Tim, and The Miles-Nereid, Octeber 20, MC and the West Kentuckian, January "May Mean Title," Royal Season Monday Night Against McKendree 1, 1141.

JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER Murray open one chosen head coach of the United By JOHN GIUPTIN minutes of play when Tommy Ford State College will games are at Murray except the States town in the Pan-American We reserve the righn to reject any Advertising, Letters to the LaMar, crashed over from the one and thei Itsteaketball season Monday night with Dayton. Games or Public Voice dens which, tti our opinion, are not for the beet in- United Press international second several inindtes later, set against McKendree College. a n d Luther reports his team in good 4 terevof our reader. Conch Cal Luther says the Racers physioal shape except for guards Usually the altermaah of Thanks- up by Tommy Wade's passes and NEW ORLEANS, Dr. Edward need and are eager for competition. Al Varnas and Bob Goebel. Varnas NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITICER CO., 1509 gtvuat day is turkey hash, but -- scored by on a one- R. Annis, American Medical "We've don about all we can do recovered from an ankle iLacilson Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., New York, N.Yet yard plunge. has about for Texas, 15-13 victor over Texas Association president, de- playing FOR CORkLCT Stephenson Bldg., Detroit, Mich The Big Ten announced selection against ourselves." Luther Injury of two wefts ago, but his Anal in one of the most dramatic nounces Wirtz 69 "following said "We need games no's to see 10-day layoff has caused him to fall games of any setnana that left Texas of Illinois for the Rose Bowl just the party line of the admin- TIME and entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for trareemsdoif as what kind of team be" behind in conditioning. Goebel bru- Coach admitting he as seen as the Mau had beaten istration" in urging medi- Secood Class Matter. The Racers need should be well ised his foot last week and has TEMPERATURE was "shaken," it's a passible na- Michigan State, thanks to a brilliant care. -They (administration answered in a little while a.s they worked out sparingly &ince. SUBSCRIPTION RAT: By Carrier in Murray, per week 20e, per tional championship. defenae plus a touchdown by Joe officials) decide on the con- have .wo more games next week— Murray's starters for the opener °Ninth 8.50. in Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $4.50; algae For Illinois, playing a "pursuite" Grabowski on a 14-yard run and two clusions first, then fill in the against two toughies — Oglethorpe are somewhat in doubt because of wnere, $8.00. field goals by Jim Plankenhorn. reasons that support game to the hat in a 13-0 conquest the con- on Thursday and Bradley on Satur- that he DIAL !DA7Y5 RO:67 Varnaa' injury. Luther says of Michigan State. It's the school's North Carolina blew a 10-0 lead clusions," he tells the South- The Outstanding Civic Avast ed a Oosiusisatty Is tbe day.after that they play Arkaneas will probably go with veterans Jim first undisputed Big Ten champion- and trailed Duke, 14-13. In the ern Medical Association Integrity Si tt Howspspae Statr, Chattanooga, Central Mis- Jennings and John Nainctu at for- ship in 10 years and a berth in the closing minute. Chapman, w hose souri, West Texas State, and Day- sophomore Stewart Johnson HANK nuss on an extra-point earlier now wards, PEOPLES Rose Bowl on Jan. 1. Coach Bill Furgerson's ton, all before Ctirtstinas All the at center and Scott Schlosser, Var- of FRIDAY — NOVEMBER 29, 1963 Fur North Carolina a 16-14 win- seemed about to doom the Tar Heels, Wins nas, or Gene Pendleton at guards. ner over Duke on a 42-yard field suddenly redeemed himself with his Track Team Murray, Ky. Jennings led the Racers in both goal by Max Chapman with 33 sec- booming field goal that gave North OVC Championship scoring and rebounding last season to play. its a share of the Carolina a tie with North Oar0111:16 Statevfor the AOC title. Middle Tenn. with averages of 17.5 points and Atlantic Coast Conference champ- Mark up another OVC champion- 16.1 rebounds. Narnciu averaged 11.1 ionship and a spot in the Gator Ten Years Ago Today Bob Schweikert led Virginia Tech ship for Murray State Track Coach points last season, Schlosser 121, Bowl at Jacksonville, Fla., Dec 28 Bill Furgerson. Ledger & Times File to its win over VMI by passing for Is 2nd Place Varnas, 16.4, and Pendleton 7.9. Win SC Crown two touchdowns and then returning Fangersona cross country team natuason averaged 21 points and 30 pulled a major upset last weekend Mrs. Lizzie Hopkins, age 14, pa-ssed away Sunday after an For Virginia Tech, 35-30 winner a punt 82 yards for another. rebounds for last year's freshman • illness by winning their second straight of one month.. Her death came at the home of her over N;11.1. it's the Southern Con- Syracuse Bounced Back team. OVC championship in the sport. Winner In OVC daughter, Mrs. Guy Smith, Almo Route One. ference title. Syracuse, trailing 7-6, scored with Luther says he has been generally Western Kentucky. couched by Toni the Racers' progress Mr. and Mrs Allen Pool, 408 South Sixth Street, are the And for Syracuse, 14-7 winner less than four minutes to play when pleased with Dick King flipped a 36-yard touch- Fnker, had been rated an over- Iii pretctice but that their shooting parents of a son born at the Murray Hospital. over Notre Dame, it's just plain old down pass to Mike Koski to down whelming favorite to triumph. The muRFREE8130110, Tenn. ITS — and defense still needs lots of work. The Murray Opportunity Days sweet revenge. sales event cloSed last Notre Dame. Hilltoppers were undefeated for the Middle Tennessee St a t e College Rebounding and ballhandlnut have Texas, now assured of being the Saturday with prizes being given on the South Side of the season and had been ranked first clinched second place in the Ohio been their strong points thus far. host in the Cotton Bowl game - nn I Also on turkey day: Mike Reld's court square at 2 p.m. Prizes totaling $1500 were given away. in the South by Track and Field Valley Conference with a 21-14 vic- Although reserve forward Stan forward hopefully tau touchdowns and Carl Biter's Jan 1. can look Magazine. tory over Tennessee Tech in State's the A group met Saturday afternoon at the Health Center in 14-0 up- Walker appears to be one of to next week when the final foot- line play led Muinesota Nevertheless. the Racers turned in to receive instructions final game of the season here most improved player over last year and materiaLs for conducting a county- ball ratings of the 1963 season are set of Wisconsin; pass- their best performance of the year Thursday. on the squad, Luther says the team's wide "Facts About Ttiberculesis- school day. made by the UPI boanli elf coaches ed for one TD. scored another for and ran away from the field. scoring Middle Tennessee scored the win- depth under the basket about ends The Longhorns went &Ito Thurs- Maryland in 21-6 win over Virginia; 35 points to Winterins 52. Eastern ning touchdown with a minute left with hiim and that an injury or STOP!. day's game with the No 1 national Archie Roberts passed for two scores Kentucky finished third with 55 to play on a one-yard run by Phil foul trouble could be costly. ranking and came out of it aith and ran 38 yards for the winning points. Middle Tennessee fourth Granuner, Western Kentucky won McKendree, which captured its Get Your 10-0 season record, the only per- TD for Columbia Us 35-28 decision a with 100 and Tennessee Tech fifth the conference title last week. ..ixth-straight Prarte Valley Confer- fect mark among manor colleges. over Rutgers; three TD passes by with 118. Eddie Morris threw ence championship last year, will - Eddie Paatinlong gave West Vir- But for a long time as the shad Four Racer runners finished in the first touchdown pass of AGRICULTURAL LIME & CRUSHED STONE Finnan; thi bring a veteran team to Murray. began to fall at College Station, ginia a 38-7 romp over the top 10 in the meet. Frank Crowe gsme, a M-yarder to Jerry Smith. leetTed by 6-9 center Jim Morby Tex Thursday. it looked like Texas' Gary Wood setpred twice in Cornell's was second. Dave Williams fifth, He also led the final toucluloWn :ad six other lettermen. Murray goose—rather than turkey — was 17-8 victory over Penn, and Clem- Jtm Yost seventh, and Mike Boats] with passes of 9. 15, and 43 '.-iert the Be ircats 79-44 last season. Jim Keller of the Aggies son. after 'ailing to win in its first . cooked eighth. Fred Tiedernan finish d 15th Oglethorpe placed third in the flipped two touchdown passes five games, wound up with its fifth WESTERN MATERFAIS OF KENTUCKY had for Murray and Ed Schullion 21st. 7 ho winners went ahead 14-0 on irrisll college NCAA tournament last FAMILY yards and in return straight victory. 24-20, over South of 54 and ILN The conference championship was a three-yard touchdown run by nason, losing to the eventual cham- i Texas had only a 27-yard field goal Carolina. New Concord, Ky. Phone the eighth one in the last six years David Petty and the bonus point p.mi in the semi-finals on a last 436-3873 Tony Crosby. A larger program of games is on by barefoot for Furgerson. In addition to the by Charles Gupton, who kicked all sacond shot Last year's game with — 24-HOUR LOADING SERVICE — Texas Rallies tap Saturday. including Yale-Harv- ones in &nen country, he has won SQUABBLES three conversions. • tha Petrels which Murray won 50-46 Travail*, 13-3. going into the ard and several others postponed six straight in track and field. Last Tennessee Tech's score came on W3IS one of the most exciting in the rallied for two from last seek because of the death fourth period Texas year was the first that the confer- a five-yard run by Jim Ragland nicer arena in years Leading the first after three of President Kennedy. touchdowns — the ence had held a cross - country and an 18-yard paas by Ragland to Petrels will be forward Bobby Sex- championship meet. Jerry Evans, which tied the game toil, who Couch Garland Pinholster in the third period after a two- calls the best forward in the South- Caldwell County AA Champion; four of the five Class AA title garneS point conversion run by Ragland. sast Other starters will probably and won two of them. suffered its be. 6-6 Billy Parker, 8-7 Welker :had defeat of the season In 12 Heard 6-3 Ray Thomas, and 6-1 comes, The 'Birds were tough de., Bobby Dalgleish, Lynch Wins Class A 3 Years Of 5 fensively, too, limit' ng Caldwell KENTUCKY' VOLLEGE Coach Pinholster has one of the '63 CHEVROLET 4-Door Hardtop. County to 94 net yards rushing, but FOOTBALL RESULTS best basketball records in the coun- Power steering and automatic couldn't penetrate the Tiger 40-yard transmission, 8,000 LEXINGTON. Ky. ITT — Caldwell the credit for the season arid the by United Press International try — 132-28 Last year he coached line in the second half. OVER TV miles. Looks like new. County's almost flawless Tigers run championship victory was a line led Middle Tenn. 21 Tenn, Tech 14 the small college all-stars In the over Kentucky's Class AA high by tackle Tom Atwood and PT. Callipbflt 5nAlestni Penny 0 Pan-anirriefin Triala and then .ed sively arYnd*I"deftheensiv ke4ely.Insf:r. 4;41.14-Lynch was •DODGE --Da t; — school football teams today, while Kerry Curling. as the Golden Bulldogs won the Six-cylinder, standard transmission, local one- Lynch held the Class A title Tor ‘. The usually potent Highland at- PROGRAMS- Class A crown. the third tune in the Inn tears the, tack was held to 119 yards on the • owner. She's a little honey. Flanary Scores I state chanapionship playoffs have ground, and the Bluebirds scored FOR FINE 'FINISHES Flanary scored the first Lynch Bucys existed. only on the most sensational play '63 PONTIAC Star Chief touchdown from the two-yard hue - We Have - Tao totichdown runs by 160- of the game. an 85-yard interception Duaole power and air. in the second period, then bulled STORM WINDOWS Slicker than a whistle. wingback Scotty Edwards return by quarterback Dam Birkley pound Building That are easy to over on a running conversion for install and no and a rock-hard defense carried in the final minute of the first half. wr4t eventually proved to be th, maintenance problems. '61 PONTIAC Catalina 4-Dr. Hardtop. Caldwell County to a 14-7 victory Edwards Scores Early Please wiifning point. check our Local cap, white with red interior. 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Play It Cool, Lady! oven!. — TONITE thru SUN. — Manual in the 78th renewal of the FRI. - SAT. - SUN. '58 MERCURY 4-Door Sedan. Old Rivalry Thursday. A little (luny. Manuals undtrdog Crim.sons put — & SAT. — Abigail Van Buren up a valiant fight and had a 7-7 '57- BUICK 4-Door Hardtop. halftime tie. but Male scored in the JERRYIBM third period on a one-yard A STRANGE AND Double power and factory air. Nice. plunge 0/00/1/1W '9",7 17.2:2=7"7,2=0092= by fullback Al Jordan, then put the COMPfllit 1136k, SIN• FAB-U-LEWIS fun game away '57 FORD DEAR ABBY: I am 53 and have several sessions with the pastor, his with two touchdown:, 4-Door Fairlane 500. .1616:6=r3lee3 for the whole family! = been married only eight years to at services should be rewarded. Make m the final five minutes. One eaz., MMOIMMIONIMEMe. Lanai car. man who as 66. short, fat and baldi a ,contribution to one of the special scored by carryt Phelps on a 37- • He chains women of 35 and 40_ For,church funds Ibuilding fund. mis- 'yard run, the other by Bill Green P-L-U-S • I DOrit. sack '57 FORD 4-Door Fairlane. the past six months he has been sionary, Sunday school). Every ch- on a four-yard sprint. Black and white. She's ready. gang around publicly with the worst urch can use money. In the second - period. Male scored lesveUP iund of women He has even brought "s,,.,-,aid -plunge by Clam., 'THE LAW AND 6PsyE '57 FORD 2-Door Hardtop. them to the house in my absence, DEAR ABBY: I met a wonderful South. but Manual matched ilia' The one on a three-yard pans from Rough, ready, knowing I would arrive and catch young than this summer. He asked Brun Fr'ERFECT them He admitted to my face that me out and I aenepted. 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Future, A id .en...1 aree months He's not a retry/sir DEAR ABBY: Do you really1,,laran FOOTBALL RESULTS gni Now VII,A 11e4F t Mr,' -.F. ,,,, .stelted . i St Arm, grow Attpteertatteette• en AO neve narreige caunselon but he serves life as worth.4vihin) . by United Press International GOES [ See A. C. Sanders, WelLs .,,„rite,t• ,r.,1 ., ,t, remote • no- Purdenn, Jr., Or Bennie JaelLSOn 'he same purpose, and is doing tis Louisville Male 28 Manua, • 'MOVIE tral' .,• PHILOSOPHER • •,' n ,.. •, •te , • r , .r. ti,, tr, 4 L,I•ti t•,*Orteit. te,...I ,et• ',Q., 10 , an neritral 20 Ital. Attians 6 ,„,,, be order's! lot of good. Nothing was ever DEAR PHILOSOPHER: It all de- ., . • ,,,,,1 N• e V.,.1•11,1,, tovne nentioned about a fee Should we pends on the liver. - - NEWS Filme.d aart for a bills What if he never • • • Class AA Championship COLOR — SANDERS-PURDOM ands one' Or should we Just send What's on your mind') For a per- Caldwell Co 141 Highlands 4 I p HEPE Nis la seesaw a Ire aim a checks Pleune help us, but if tonal reply. send a self-addressed, . Class A Championship arti use our letter, don't use our atamped envelope to Abby. Box 330nn Lynch 13 Shelbyville 6 PLEASE NOTE Ames Beverly Hills, Calif. MOTOR SALES naLURCH MEMBERS • • • KENTUCKY COLLEGE Mon. thru Thurs. 'Til Spring. 1406 111 AR MEMPIFRS: •411./e no For Abby's booklet, "How To Have i BASKETBALL RESULTS Ward Main Street Phone 753-5315 -Elkins Watt mentioned. there probably is A lamely Wedding." send 50 cents to by 'United Press interliationai The Murray Drive-In Will Be Closed I none However, since you have had Abby. Box 3365, Beverly Hills. 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3ER 29, 1963 • FRIDAY - NOVEMBER 29, 1963 THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY NOW Wit ,etball 80 Minutes Special To Give Life Of Cecil 4,ND Gor) PUNMkt) By United Prete in' WM! Btards went out o: De Europe wl., Schedule B. DeMille To Be Featured In Sunday Program 15th century Television troduction of battle heS .11 of the I ss,s chaipieces made a hairy fat By JACK GAYER "The Sandra Cummings Story" for and the Big Three, a folk-singing , he Pao-Aii.erican prattical, according to the NEW YORK ,t1,1? - A 60-minute ABC's -Wagon Train." A singer and ersaip, are guests on Danny Kaye's Geographic Society. special about the career of the late ' her troupe join the train and scout CBS hour. 10:00 Big News WSIX-TV Ceoil B DeMille, motion picture Cooper Smith makes a play for the THURSDAY Channel 5 WLAC-TV Channel 8 - offers 10:15 Radar Weather giant, will be telecast Sunday by singer's daughter much to the mo-; NBC's "Temple Houston" Sports -Seventy Times Severe' in which R CORkl:CT CBS 10.20 Today In ABC NBC-TV. ther's annoyance. I 10.25 Films of the 50's This network will repeat its 90- "The Fabulous Musicals" is the Pacifist homesteaders refuse to de- 0T0 Week of Nov. 30-Der. 6 FINE and Week of Nov. 30-Dec. 6 Friday, Dec. 6 minute version of "Vitcory at Sea" self-exPlantory title of the 'Holly- fend themselves against attacks by Daily Monday through Friday 600 Newsbeat next Saturday. wood and the Stars" documentary young cpttlemen. hiPERATURE Daily Monday through Friday 45 News, Weather Timetable 6•1a Radar Weather ABC will shift two of its programs on NBC. -F,RAFT Suspense Theater" on 5:45 Farm News Five Golden Minutes (OR NIGHI 6:20 Today In Sports next week. "The Farmer's Daugh- "No Hiding Place" is the drama N177. emp'eyes Ann Francis and 6.00 Country Junction 7:00 Country Boy Eddie 6 30 Great Adventure ter" situation comedy series will on 'East Side West Side" for CBS. Gasy Merrill in -The Machine that 7.45 Morning News 800 Morning News 53-6363 7:30 Route 66 move to a Wednesday night spot It Concerns a Negro family that R1,-:ed Gad." A lie detector test SS Morning Weather 8:10 Morning Weather CoutiEsv P•30 1-r-t!ight Zone on Dec. 4 The Price is Right." moves into an all-white community gives a rmsn whose husband is 111 • 00 Trimmer V ue 8:15 Debbie Drake • 9.30 Alfred Hitchcock ' which has been in that spot, will be and some unethical real estate prac- killed. in an auto accident indicate.s 8:15 Captain Kangaroo 10 00 Big News 8:30 Cap'n Crook's Crew tin she planned the accident and EDI seen Dec. 6 and thereafter in the tices. S BANK 900 People Are Funny 9.00 Romper Room she confesses. But an attorney be- population tat. 10.15 Radar Weather Friday space formerly held by "The TUESDAY THE CRACKPOT 930 I Love Lucy 10:00 Price Is Right as indicated by r's Pep Ton. 10:20 Today In Sports Farmer's Daughter." laves her to be innocent. still active, 1000 The McCoys 1030 Seven Keys NBC's "Mr. Nqvak" offers "Love guests on her ABC character exercising tie Y. fr..W. 1-015 Films of 'the 50's Highlights details Dec. 1-7: Felie Adams' this 1030 Pete and Gladys 11:00 Tennessee Ernie Ford the Wrong Season." drama in Sammy Davis in front of the White SUNDAY In variety shaw will he Speech 11:00 Love of Life 11:30 Father Knows Beta which a teacher and student are Jr. and the ccmedy team of Charlie House during this time of U. S Sen. Barry Goldwater, R- LS, 1125 Robert Troutt News 1200. General Hospital rivals for the attentions of a pretty.' Brill and Mitzi McCall. national tragedy and mourn- Ariz., will be interviewed on ABC's 11:30 Search For Tomorrow 12-30 Tennesseans in Town and remedial-reading instructor. 1 FRIDAY ing. A throng begat' to "Issues and Answers." Farad...iota 1145 The Guiding Light Channel 6 - WPSD-TV Country The dramatized bit of history on gather so a policeman ush- The National Football League tale on ABC's 1200 The; World at Noon 1.00 Ann Sothern "Ambush" is the "The Great Adventure" for CBS is ered him on his way. NBC schedule on CBS: Philadelphia- guest stars 12706 Old Time Singing Convention 1 .30 Day In Court "Combat." Maria Pavan called "The Outlaw and the Nun- Pittsburgh, Cleveland-St Louis, aa a French girl whose father is • Ilt•ln As The World Turns Week of Nov. 30-Dee. 6. 1 .45 News For Women . and deals wilh Sister Blandina alit Ealtimer-Washington. Minnesota - shot by vengeful neighbors who be- 1 -00 Password Daily Monday through Friday 2 00 Queen for a Day gets involved in ,rying to tame the Chicago, N Y. Giants-Dallas, Los Ger- 130 House Party 2.30 Who do You Trust lieve he collaborated with the lawlessness in Trinidad. Colo., when Angeles-San Francisco. 2.00 To Tell the Truth 7'00 Today Show 3 00 Trailmaster mans. ; she goes there as a teacher in 1872. The American Football League Give 7:25 Doug Edwards Nesse 9.00 Say When 00 Superman Joan Hackett plays the nun and schedule on ABC: Buffalo-New "The Show" on 210 Edge of Night 915 NBC Morning Report 4 30 Mickey Mouse Club Andrew Prine is Billy the Kid. York for the Buffalo area only; NBC has a drama called "Don't "that 3.00 The Secret Storrn 9:30 Word for Word 5:30 BI-Rite News Milton Berle stars in "The Can- Boston-Houston for 1EST , CST) Call me Dirty Names" in which a 330 Popeye and Friends 10.00 Concentration 5:40 Weatherscope dictate" for NBC's "Chrysler Thea- and , MST) time zones: San Diego- father sets out to find his pregnant 400 Big Show 10.30 Niissina Links 545 Ron Cochran with the News ter." He plays a frustrated poli- Bu LOVA Oakland for ,PST) zone. unwed daughter who plans either 5:30 CBS Evening News 11•00 Your First Impression 6:00 The Rifleman tical campaign manager having "NBC News Encore" repeats an abortion or suicide. Saturday. Nov. 30 11.30 Truth or Consentienceit 10:00 Newscope ' trouble getting the gubernatorial difference"! "Our Man in Andorra. San Marino. Maurice Chevalier stars on NBC's 6.00 Operation Alphabet 11 155 NBC Day Report 10:15 Murphy Martin with News 'nomination for his man. Dina Mer- Liechtenstein and Smoin," with Da- "Bell Telephone Hour" Others per- IIIS:30 Sunrise Semester 12:00 News. Perm Markets 10:25 Steve Allen Show rill. Ruth Roman and Robert Web- vid Brinkley. formers include the Dukes of Dixie- 7•00 Fiddle Hill Variety Show 1216 Pastor Speaks 11.30 Five Golden Minutes ber also are in the cast. "CBS Sports Spectacular will land, soprano Janet Pavek, baritone 8.00 Alvin Show 12.30 Romper Rican Saturday, Nov. 30 Jack Paar's guests for NBC will As Mee .s have the men's and women's finals Theodor Uppman. pianist Philippe 1:00 People Will Talk News--Weather 830 Tennessee Tuxedo 'I:45 Entermont and chateuse Jacqueline be Senor Wences, Buddy Hackett 01 li in the World's Invitational Bowling Mlli 9 : 00 Quick Draw McGraw 1:25 NBC News Report '7:55 Ray Massey Reads the Bible and Genevieve. 6A$ Tournament in Chicago. Francois. 9:30 Mighty Mouse 1.30 The Doctors 8:00 Saturday's Seniors -The 'Dividing 'Wall" is displayed week 'kitAsts Walt Disney on NBC has the first WEDNESDAY a 041 WS"jif 2:00 Loretta Young 8:30 Cap'n Crooks Crew Hour" mat modes 10:00 Bin TIns_Tin on 'The Alfred Hitchcock \ QUIETS of three parts of his motion picture , il Youth and beady ate cap. NOISY 10:30 Roy Rogfra 2.30 You Don't Say 9:30 The Jetsons In "A Remembered" for CBS. A payroll theft includes. version of "Pollyanna," starring Time on ,i lined at',, th s 17 *wet MOTORS 11:00 Sky King 3:00 Match Game 10:00 Cartoonies by mistake, a deadly radioactive • t ' watch witS beaut,fully Bayley Mills. NBC's -The Virginian". Judge Gar- 11:30 'Santa Claus 3.25 NBC' News Report 10:30 Beanny and Cecil th discovers that a touring opera cobalt capsule that portends tra- matched itapansia• woe- Otte 12:00 NCAA Football 310 Make Room for Daddy 11:00 Bugs Bunny "The World's Greatest Show- singer is an old flame, and he is gedy for a young man just out of ' 1ILY ,j2s$5 Collegiate Football Scoreboard 4.00 Beet of Oroucho 11:30 Magic Land of Alaka7arn man" is the title of the NBC special about ready to propose marriage prison and his sweetheart. •00 Third man 4.10 Popeye, (Mon-Tues.-Wed 1200. Mv Flicka on Cecil B. DeMille. "Grind!" and when she shoots and kills a man Harold Johnson, fernier light-. *4ts_ 3:30 Big Show 5.00 Amos and Andy, Mons Wed 12'30 American Bandstand "Bonanza" are preempted The late who breaks into her room. Yvonne heavyweight champ, and Henry 4:30 Glynis 5:00 Ann Sothern (Tues., Wed.) 1:30 Teen Revue director's leading stars speak of his DeCarlo plays the singer. Hank meet in a io-roundef on 3BLES 5:00 Mr. Ed 5:30 Huntley.-Brinkley 2:00 Championship Bowling The ABC's "Fight of the Week." • and excerpts from his films CBS "Chronicle" has a 30- work 5:30 Woods 'N Waters 600 News 3:00 Grey Cup Canadian Football are shown. minute portrait of Harold C. "Sam" DO AUTO PARTS 600 Newsbeat 6.06 Weather 6-00 All Star Wrestling SATURDAY MONDAY Kessinger of Ridgewood. N. J., 'tale 6:10 Sports 6:30 Hootenanny /11 AY 6:10 Radar Weather . NBC's "Monday Night at the Mo- former judge, world traveler, edi- The college football game on CCM MURR 7:30 Lawrence Welk 615 Football Scoreboard vies" screens -House of Numbers," tor, lecturer and philosopher The involves the Alabama and Miami Saturday, Nov. 30 8:30 Jerry Lewis Show MOIL 630 Jackie Gleason Show starring Jack Palance title is "An American Jester." teams playing in Miami, Fla. 7:00 R. P. D.-TV 10:30 Saturday Color Movie 730 The Defenders Rhonda Fleming is guest star in Glynis Johns. singer Jo Sta.fford CBS airs a National Football, 8.00 Phil Silvers '7:30 Atop the Fence Poet Sunday, Dec. 1 League game between Green Bay 59:00 Gunonnoke '7:56 News L.02‘..11 CO. 8:05 News, Weather folio of Audubon sketches. and . 1MUERAY Y0:00 Saturday Night News 300 FeneYe 8:10 Raymond Mrsey Reads the The park and museum are open ABC's "Wide World of Sports" Main St. Teft-;hond PL 3-2621 10:10 Radar Weather 8:30 Ruff and Redciv I 506 W. Bible Audubon To all year, with vacation cottages and covers the National Finals Rodeo LOAN CO." 10:15 Today in Sports 900 Hector Heathcote 1 1'041R HOMC-Ct'il 815 Cartoons sites for trailers and tent campers In the Los Angeles Sports arena. 10:20 Films of the 50's 9.30 Fireball 8:30 Gcepel Singing Caravan available in season. Hours of the ABC's "Hootenanny" comes from Sunday, Dec. 1 1000 Dennis The Menace HU .30 Morning Movie the University of Maryland and Fury 9 Be Honored 6:00 Operations Alphabet 1030 11•00 The Pioneers museum are 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. daily. employs the Chad Mitchell Tr, 6.30 Sunrise Semester 11.00 Sat. Preston to resurrect WITH. . . 11:30 The Christophers Hendersonians hope Joan Tolliver, Brock Peters. VaugS ,TRADE 7:30 Cartoon Show 11:30 Bullwinkle another Audubon memorial here, an Meader. The Village 5tompe: -00 Exploring 12'00- Oral Roberta /MB• 7:45 Children's Bible Stories 12 With- Stamp which stood at RAMS an old steam mill and the Serendipity Singers. 1230 DLscovery '63 8100 Heaven's Jubilee 100 Watch Mr. Wizard 1:00 Eye On- The Issues the river's edge until 1913. Built "The Lieutenant" and "The Joe:, PARKER MOTORS 9:00 Little country Church 130 Weekend at the Movies 2:00 Classroom Quiz by the artist and his brother-in-law. Bishop Show" are preempted on ograbol at :30 Camera Three COO NFL Pro-highlights IIENDEIREON, Ky. - John James It was used to grind wheat into for a repeat of the 90-minute PLaza 3-5273 Murray, Ky • Home.stead USA 410 Captain Gallant 2:30 AFL Football NEC Audubon, who painted and made 515 All Pro Scoreboard flour and plane rough timber to version of -Victory at Sea," com- 11:30 Popeye 500 Studio Bowling here in the 1800's, will be YOU TAKE NO CHANCE WHEN YOU 5:30 Surfside Six his home usable lumber. piled from the famous World W. 12:00 Changing Times 6:00 Porter Waggoner honored by a new five-cent com- 6:30 Travels of Jaimie McPheeters II doctinientary serial. 12:15 The Huddle 6730 The Lieutenant memorative stamp to be issued from Proceeds from the sale of cac.hets LARGE VOLUME - LOW PROM 7.00 Jane Wyman Presents 12:46 Pro Football Kickoff 730 Joey Btshope how Henderson November 29. The stamp, (specially printed envelopes bear- NBC's. "Saturday Night at "Service Built Our Business" 1:00 NFL Football 8.90 Saturday Night at the Movies 7:30 Arrest and Trial ing an Audubon inscription and a bearing a reproduction of Audu- Movies" screens "The Left Hand s: OR USED CAR Saturday 9:00 Laughs For Sale IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE US ON A NEW 330 Vandy Football 10:00, Report Columbia Jays, will be avail- picture of the old mill) will go to- starring Humphrey Bogart 9:30 Medic bon's God." 4:00 Spelidown 1015 Saturday Jamboree nationwide the following day. ward the restoration project. Ca- Tierney. 10:00 News Scope able and Gene 430 Amateur Hour 10:46 Weekend at the Movies of orders for the first chets are available at 15 for $1 or 10:15 Starlight Theatre Thousands 5:00 Twentieth Century issue are piling up here, Post- 50 for $3 from the Henderson Au- Sunday, Dec. 1 11:15 Raymond Massey Reads The -day 5:30 Death Valley Days Jr., said. He ex- dubon Day Committee. Henderson, 8:30 Paducah Devotion Bible master J. R Rash. r:00 l•weie more Ky. Special serving of the new • 9:15 Hamilton Brothers pects postal workers to cancel 6:30 My Favorite Martian stamps and plate blocks for col- 9.30 The Christophers Monday, Dec. 2 than a half million of the new 7:00 Ed Sullivan lectors are also available through 9•4e5 The Sacred Heart 5:00 Huckleberry Houna stamps on the first day. To help 8:00 Judy Garland the committee. The Henderson Au- 10.00 This is the Life 6:30 Outer Limits solve the problem. 30 extra pststal 9:00 Candid Camera dubon Society and the Henderson 10.30 The Answer 730 Wagon Train workers are now on the 'job, he add- 930 What's My Line County Historical Society are co- 11:00 Popeye 900 The Breaking Point ed. 10:00 Sunday News Office Depart- operating on the restoration project. THIS 1130 Homestead U. S. A. The U. S Past 10:15 Ask The Mayor Tuesday, Dec. 3 in the 12:00 File 6 rnTnt expects wide interest The same group is sponsoring a Pay For 10:30 Million Dollar Movie 500 Sea Hunt stamp. one of 15 commemora- 12:30 Eternal Light new luncheon at 1 p m. Friday. Novem- Monday, Dec. 2 6:30 Combat this year. The 1:00 File 6 tives to be issued ber 29 at the Moose Home in Hen- 600 Newsbeat 7.30 McHale's Navy 2:00 News Encore initial printing order calls for 130 speaker will be ICTOR 6:15 Radar Weather derson. Featured 8:00 Greatest Show on Earth in blue. 3:00 Sunday million stamps, printed Assistant U. S. Postmaster General Them Today In Sports The 41:20 9:00 The Fugitive • 4:00 Wild Kingdom brown and yellow on a white back- Richard J. Murphy. at 33 one of the et/61 630 To Tell the Truth Wednesday, Dec. 4 the third annual issue 4:30 College Bowl ground. It is youngest postmaster generals in ill dinonal 7:00 I've Got A Secret 5:00 Yost Bear 5.00 Meet The Press in the American Artist Series. history and the youngest sub-Cabi- .;actor* 730 The Lucy Show 6:30 Ozzie and Harriet 5:30 Accent Audubon was born in Santo Do- net official now in Washington. A 8:00 Danny Thomas Show 7:00 Patty Duke Show Easy Way 6:00 Bill Dana Show mingo in the Caribbean and arriv- L'altanore native, he is chief of per- 8:30 Andy Griffith Show 7:30 Price Is Right 630 Wonderful World of Color ed in the U. S. via France in 1803. sonnel for the Post Office Depart- 9-00 Eastside Westside 8.00 Ben Casey 7:30 The World's Greatest Show- He spent three years in Louisville ment. heading training, employee 10:00 Big News 900 Channing man before he and his American wife, other decisions affect- 10:15 Radar Weather relations and 800 Bonanra Lucy Bakewell. moved down the workers. 10:20 Tod:), In Sports Thursday, Dec. 5 ing 567.000 postal - 900 Show of the Week Ohio River to Henderson. They 1015 Chicago Bears 11:25 Lisa' Howard--News--Women 10:00 News, Weather, Sports opened a pioneer store and two of At the same luncheon. Kentucky Tuesday, Dec. 3 1:00 Mickey Mouse Club 10:15 Weekend at the Movies their three children were born here. Attorney General John B. Breckin- 13:00 Newsbeat 1:30 Cowboy It The Tiger (Special) • Monday. Dec. 2 Audubon's nine years in Bender- ridge. immediate past president of 6:15 Radar Weather 230 AFL Football 6:30 Monday Night at The Movies Don were perhaps his most pro- the Kentucky Historical Society, will 3:20 Today In Sports 5:15 All Pro Schoreboard 8:30 and the Stars ductive. Located on the Mississippi speak on Auduban's work and life 6:30 Marshall Dillon 500 Sea Hunt 9:00 Sing Along With Mitch Flyway, a major migratory. route in the Henderson area. Luncheon 7:00 Red Skeleton 6:30 The Flintstonee 10:00 News Picture' for birds, the area offered Audubon tickets are available from the com- •••• 11•11111111.=. 8:00 Petticoat Junction 7:00 Donna Reed 10:15 Weekend at the Movies vast opportunitY to study nature and mittee at $3 each. 830 Jack Benny '7:30 My Three Sons Tonight Show btrdlife. Not content with stiff mus- 1045 8:00 Jimmy Dean Show Collectors cit,sire tpe Audubon 9:00 Garry Moore Show specimens, he tramped the who Eche Adams Show eum 10:00 Big News Tuesday, Dec. 3 9:00 stamps, postmarked November 29 on or Alive woods and haunted the river and CHRISTMAS CLUB FOR 1964 9:30 Wanted: Dead their own self-addressed envelopes, 1015 Radar Weather 6:30 Mr. Novak lakes for new subjects. Tradition Friday. Dec. 6 should send them with necessary 'ECT /1:20 Today In Sports 7:30 Redigo says that the wild turkey 'cock, one 5:06 Quick Draw MtGraw cash, money order, or certified 10:25 Million Dollar Movie 800 Ffichard Boone Show of his most admired 'works, was PICK THE 6:30 77 Sunset Strip ONE THAT FITS YOU BEST A 9.00 Bell Telephone Hour first sketched on the old Holloway check to cover cost of the stamps. Id TV" Wednesday, Dec. 4 7:30 Burke's Law .0:00 News Picture farm near Henderson. Ten-year-old to Audubon Stamp, in care of Post- 6:00 Newsbeat 8:30 Farmer's Daughter 10:15 Dragnet Rebecca Holloway held the bird 6:15 Radar Weather 900 The Outlaws master. Henderson, Ky. 10:45 Tonight Show roosting with $ ANY 6.20 Today In Sports which had been found .50 a week pays you $ 25.00 the domestic fowl and was kept on 6:30 Chronicle Wednesday, Dec. 4 the farm for breeding. $ 1.00 a ILY 7:00 WLAC-TV Reports 630 The War In Korea week pays you $ 50.00 For Your Every Thuenb- 730 Doble Gillis 8:30 Espionage Audubon State Park, located four • r0 iellill'Tip Speed $ 2.00 a week pays 8 : 00 Beverly Hillbillies 9:00 Eleventh Hour miles from Henderson on U. S. 41. you $100.00 HEATING OIL Control 830 Dick Van Dyke 10:00 News Picture who 'INS Call is a fitting tribute to the artist I. e $ 3.00 a week pays you 9:00 Danny Kaye 10:15 Biography Need - said "the highest title I desire is $150.00 10:00 Big News 10:45 Tonight Show that of the American woodsman." $ 5.00 a £0:15 Radar Weather week pays you $250.00 • Foot trails lead the park visitors MAM( IN In Sports Thursday, Dee. 5 iltEtPSiOI 10:20 Today through acres of thick forest cover, 6:30 Temple Houston $10.00 a week pays you 10:35 Million Dollar Movie flowering shrubs and wildflowers $500.00 7:30 Dr. Kildare MIXMASTER eliOure, I. frequented by more than 300 species Thursday, Dec. 5 8:30 Hazel of birdlife. Two lakes attracts the 9:00 Thanksgiving Day Parade 9.00 Suspense Theatre HAND MIXER waterfowl which Audubon also cap- • t Parade 10:00 News Picture tured with pen and brush. 11:00 NFL Football 10:15 Bat Masterson JOIN THIS WEEK 1:46 Collegiate Kickoff '0:45 Tonight Show The park's Audubon Memiltial etisIPPISNs 2:00 NCAA Football Museum,' a handsome French pro- 1299 IE HE( Friday, Dee. 6 446 Collegiate Scoreboard vincial building of native stone, II II Ildr 6:30 International Showtime KENTUCKY LAKE 6:00 Nestabeat houses the nation's largest collec- Use Our Lay-A-Way EOPLES/BANk Weather 7:30 stop Hope Show 4 6615 Radar OIL CO. tion of Audubon art and mement- TRENDs• Sports 8.30 Harry' -Girls 620 Today In oes. In the museum's seven galleries STARKS HARDWARE Funny 900 Jack Paar MURRAY KY. 630 People Are New Concord Road are exhibited 110 oil paintings by t° the Peopte4 .0:00 News Picture 12th & Poplar Elkins 700 Rawhide Phone '753-1323 Audubon and his two talented sons, MEMBER F I C. Mason 10:15 ,M -Squad 800 Perry 138 original lithographs and a port- 9.00 The Nurses 10:46 Tonight Show

1. • TES LEDGICS 41i TIMIS 11111,7111SAY, 1111/ITUCIT, FRIDAY — NOVEMBER 29, 1963 clothes sale at the club house Pro- meet with Mrs. George Ligon at Circle I Of WSCS Leslie Putnam at the piano. Mrs. Mrs. Harley Craig will go to the Kentucky chap- 7:30 p.m. Edger Morris led in prayer. I meth Notes on School Dropouts were Social Calendar ter of Arthritis and RI-trona/U.1n Has November Meet During the business session re- Hostess For East • • • by Mrs. Robert Craig Land- parts were giveia by Min R. C. given Foundation. report-5 were • • • .it Social Hall Ward, Mrs. Lula nil:MT. tiatS. Bun Homemakers Meet scape and gardening The Ruby Nell Hardy Circle of the presented by Mrs. Hoyt Craig Friday, November 29th to p Evetung dresses, street Owarin. and Mrs. Mei Rowland. Monday. December 2nd Fu-st Baptist Church WMS will Circle I of the Woman's Society The EISA Hazel Homemakers Club The Murray Woman's Club is clothes, and toys of children and ars. Waterfield gaVe appropriate The Murray Toastmistress Club nieet with Mrs. Dan Shipley at 7:30 of Christian Service met in the soc- met in the home of Mrs. Harley The recreational leader had pre- sponsoring a rummage and bake teen-agers will be moderately priced voice to the telephone committee new, will meet in the Murray City Hall p ial hall for its November meeting Credit for the November meeting. pared interesting games for the sale at the American Legion Hall and some win be praoUctgiy composed of Mesdames Lillian Ken- at 7 30 p.m. All members are urged with the vice-chairman, Mrs. Bur- group. from 6 am. to 5 p.m Clothes. toys. Proceeds will be used for the • • • J. N • nett Westerfield, presiding. Smith, Waggoner, Calle Jones, Mrs. Glenn Kelso arid Mrs. Vester products. hot dogs. and Lucky chttpter of Arthritis and-lithe- to attend and no lie two guests. to the home baked • Halite Purdom, end (Madre Hale. Shelton, leaders, gave a very In- Refreshments were served Foundation. • • 3rd cold drinks will be sold Proceeds umatlan Tuesday, December Mrs. Lathan Smith, program chair- The circle will have as Its Christ- teresting and informative lesson on eight members and two guests. Mrs. will be used for Kentucky chapter man. Introduced the guest speakers, mas project to provide attrectively • • • The Kathleen Jones Circle of the Jessie Lode ick Circle of the Robert Holt and Miss Sue Orr. of Arthritis and Rheumatism Foun- The First Baptist Church WM.S will meet Miss Ruble Smith and Mtn Lottye wrapped individual gifts to be pre- Wincison, assisted by Mrs. College Presbyterian Church will V. E. The club will meet with Mrs. dation Seturday. November IStli p.m Suitor who presented an interesting sented to a men's wara at Western • • • with Mrs. Luthee Dunn at 7:15 have as annual Christmas potluck Eseie Brown, served refreshments In The Murray Woman's Club will • • • :old thought inspiring program on State Hospital. Vester Shelton in her new home in luncheon and gift exchange at the the Thanksgiving motif to the twen- The Murray Woman's Club will ccaltinue their two sales, the rum- -The Christlian Woman." December. Christmas gifts will be home of Mrs. E. A. Tucker with Mrs. The hcatesses, Mrs. E. S. Fergu- ty-six members and two guests, also sponsor a better holiday clothes mage and bake sale at the American The Annie Armstrong Circle of hostess. Group singing was held with Mrs. son, Mrs. Albert Lass/ter, and Mrs. Misses Smith and &liter. exchanged at this meeting. sale at the club house from 9 am. Legion Hall, and the better holiday the First Baptist Church WM5 will Ada Hubbard as

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I FRIDAY - NOVEMBER 29, 1963 THE LEDGER & TIMES - NIUREAT, KENTUCKY PAGE FIVE 11BER 29, 1963 division title last season by two 54 potties, Southeast Matarain flint)' coalpoints, was ranked fourth in the alth 78 and Oglethorpe 10th with "Repeat" From coaches' pre-season size-up with 180 bb. ail Dropouts were Bracketed in the second 10 were Jbert Craig Land- points.One of the major surprises was Pacific Lutheran, Arkron, Philadel- ning reports were Last Year the fifth place rating for Pan Amer- phia Textile, Hefstra, Prairie View, Hoyt Craig ican. the NAIA champion last sea- , Westminister (Pee, Lamar Tech iTex.i, Western Illinois, Tennessee al leader had pre- son. Pan American drew 10 first Mal and Oklahoma Baptist. games for the Possible, UPI plate votes, the same as Wittenberg, but was named on fewer ballots than UPI the Tigers and collected 168 points. smtsUl ir deo- iiii,eghicehbcgirrated,sairhe IM•MMIP ilarThtoe Ie were served to the ••••141411M1.6...411m. 35 NEW 1 JRK UI - Wittenberg Southern Illinois was sixth with; major teams. Is composed of ad two guests, Mrs. 0000 THREE BEDROOM Frame A BEAUTIFUL THREE BEDROOM wound up on top last year and that's 124 points, Tennessee State seventh coaches from seven geographical Miss Sue Orr. sewerage, brick, located on a large shady lot, 1F -NOTICE sections in the country. Eig0 11 SALE home on paved street, exactly where it's picked to finish with 107, Fresno State eighth with near college and high school, new well insulated storni doors and win- ...I+ WANTED again this year by the coaches who : meet with Mrs. 1 shopping (enter $9,750. dows, automaLic dishwasher, garb- make up the United Press Interna- 5 ROOM FRAME HOUSE. 2 ROOM her new home in GOOD THREE BEDROOM HOME age disposal, air conditioned„ hais DEPENDABLE PERSON FOR part- tional small college basketball rat- apartment, upstairs, full basement, Inas gifts will be on College Farm Road, carport. sew- a lovely fireplace and playroom in time baby sating and light house ing board. gas heat, $9,000. Can be seen at 306 DANCE erage, extra nice lot. Only $6500 basement. Located on hard surface work. Call 753-5336. n30c The Tigers from Springfiekl. Ohio, s meeting. S. 3rd St. tic SPECIAL!! cash. street, with all city utilities. $23,- at who compiled a 26-2 record last THREE BEDROOM HOME NEAR 000.00. NICE 3 RFDROOM ROMAN Brick_ LARGE METROPOLITAN Newspa- season and have lost only one start- Wiswell on la acres, garage, bath, ON OOLDWATER ROAD JUST home at 1803 College Farm Rd. with MAXINE'S per seeking distributor for Murray er by graduation, received 10 first paved road. cash. past Five Points, a three bedroom extra building for garage and work- $5800 area. Unusual part time opportun- Place votes and polled a total of 11 HIGHWAY WT apartaiaent newly decorated and all ballot- shop on a large lot. Phone 753-2226. ACRES ON to the music of ity. Call Roy Floyd collect 772-n93;50p2,i4tg Pobyethase i3151 the pre-season * SATURDAY * fences, new well of the furniture goes at only $8,000. d2c of Murray, good THE BONNEVILLES Brownsville, Tenn. with pump. ideal building lot. Only ONE BRAND NEW TWO Bedroom on Wednesday Evansville was second with 20e $4200 brick veneer home near college, elee- points and Cirambling third with CARPETS AND LIFE TOO CAN BE GALLOWAY INSURANCE & Real tile hes' Insulated, city sewerage. THE ROCKETEERS 190. ALL CAKE DONUTS' beautiful if you use Blue Lustre. Estate Agency, Phone 753-5842 The lot is 81x146. This home is ready on Friday Witteaberg, a Inch turned in the Rent electric shampooer $1. Cress n30c for oocupancy and will readily qual- Hog Market best defensive record in the country Furniture. d2c THE STINGERS ify for F.H.A. Price $10,750.00. holding its opponents on Saturday last season by A LOVELY FOUR BEDROOM brick SMALL GROCERY STORE AND to an average of 459 paints a game, doz. 49 10'x50', 1962 CRAFTSMAN Mobile veneer home situated on five acres fixtures with living quarters com- Federal State Market' News Serv- seeks its 67th straight victory at Home, with automatec washer, built. of land located two miles from city' MAXINE'S • bined. Doing good business. Located ice, kriday, November 29, 1963. Ken- home Saturday when it opehs the In electric range, central air-condi- limas As an extra bonus there is a in residential area in Murray. Phone Paris Landing, Tenn. tucky Purchase-Area Hog Market season against Otterbein. tioning, floors carpeted. Oall 753- furnished garage apartment that 753-3143. 1130c 3398-I or I146-R-4 Report including 10 buying stations. South Dakota State, which beat 6962. 1129p goes with this property. Full sale n29c Estimated receipts 1400 head, bar- Wittenberg for the NiDAA college price only $21,000.00. BAKERS DOZEN rows and gilts steady to 15c lower. 12 PIGS 8 WEEKS OLD $8 PER IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN A 106-ACRE CATTLE FARM ON good U.S. 1, 2 and 3 190 to 240 lbs. $14.10 pig One sow $30.00 Call 436-3206 home that you and your family road near lake. Asking only $50.00 FOR THE BEST IN WELL PUMP to $14.35 Ft.w U.S. 1 190 to 230 lbs. d2c would be happy to own, contact FEMALE HELP WANTED per acre if sold in 1963. Claude L. and water her repair call Frank $14.75. U.S. 2 and 3 235 to 270 lbs. I TUCKER REALTY, main office, 502 Miller, Phones PL 3-5064, PL 3-3069. HOUSE,3 BEDROOMS. BATH with Taylor and Elroy Sykes at Taylor at $13.00 to 514.10. US. 1, 2 and 3 170 DOUGHNUT SHOP Maple Street. phone 753-4342. Bran- LADY COMPANION TO STAY 11.30c plenty cabinet spice. 753-2569. d2p Sykes Plumbing and Repair Service. to 185 lbs. $13.00 to $14.10. US. 2 ch office South 12th Street, phone woman. Phone 753-4509. All work strictly and 3 sass 400 to 600 lbs. $1025 to with elderly References re- Chestnut Street Across from Tabers Body Shop motto "Be 763-4710. Remember our guaranteed, dl2c $11.75. U.S. 1 and 2 250 to 400 lbs. quired. Call Mrs. Clinton Burchett, before you m- sure and investigate $10.50 to $12.50. 489-2246. n29c ite rUR REN1 DAN FLA- GrG Dy Don Sberwouo

FOR LEASE NICE 3 BEDROOM MODERN house, with re acres of land, locat- TWO BEDROOM HOUSE, electric ed 5i, miles North out Murray on heat, good condition. Available De- MODERN, TWO-BAY SERVICE STATION. well located 1. paved road. $8,750 Also nice build- cember Shoan by a.ppouitment. lot near Stella. Phone 753-2515. Phone 753-1589. rL.79c In Murray on U.S. Highway. Unsuual BusIncia Opporlunity ing . _ di2c NICELY FURNISHED EFFICIEN- Box 649, for Qualified Man. Low Investment. Write P.O. cy ape,rtment and or one beuroom. Murray. Ky. or Phone 753-5424. n30c I NICE COUCH AND CHAIR, $26.00, private entrance, electric heat, near double bed $800, good contractors college, adults. Phone 753-5941. I wheel barrow $10.00. 0Eall 753-6375. 1129c EASY, AR. ltc, DOoGE, EASY.. WdE 7/4/5 ThINAM DOES - 1 BEDROOM HOUSE 312 h tell St. NOT ALLOW hie $30 per month. Possession immed- BODY TO 6E AS LA. • 2!`. ' isae.y. Call Bob Miller, 753-2320. STRONG AS THE 11.30c

NEW 3 BEDROOM Az DEN BRICK - house on N. 11-isth St. Available now. .ecpm ig novel vgbi ij i iitirupEctzhet. LssL7 Call 753-3152 or ',03-'2364. d4c PEANUTS a by Charles M Schul- "Te"' 16 way to commit suicide." to lectlires on L.:1'1:3 -.." 2 BEDROOM UNFURNISHED Apt. eat oft, He flicked on the directional "1 tic:cst-' upstairs. Private entrance. Across Lie taus an t carted home signal and turned Into the park• "And," said O'Connor nriarr.• t....e- from college campus. Call 753-3938, 91 • . .y wa-tit reeling good mg lot Not a joint_ fully, "you %won t He d2c seek, just n t taline right He actually came around to thing about gout.," n himself like For one thing, open the door for her. 'Well, no. 1--" te.:' WANTED wee scared. inside, settled at a table, he "There you arc. Wee Lee MALE hELP asked a little doubtfully if she'd 1 ever-" ‘You're interested in runs,'" It:hadn't been so bad at first. like a drink Katharine said :se F• RIENDLY MAN OR WOMAN TO said Katharine, "I suppose na- but now, after that. tie was please, a Martini. "Oh." said be a Wiiknit Dealer High cashi_ • tural for a pollee officer." i:•arecf of the Man. tepid scared O'Connor. "Well. Scotch and earniegs, menthie borats and new O'Connor suddenly beartal at inseee beeause he knew if the soda for me ... I thought teach- car aeard ea-aly obtained. Contact I her. "I've got quite a collection. Mae took it into his head, he'd ers had to be pretty careful n29c It's a kind of Bob Parker, 753-5901. kill Gordon plat as easy and about-" sure. Of course, expensive hobby, you could say. quick as he'd killed Paul, and "We're allowed a little more NANCY by Emir. BushmUlPy course, you can't we rewer think twice about IL leeway these days," said Kath- And ot Noteine to It Dad just Knew, thought arine. those old babies. Los cc- 're in. it he could tell Dad! "Thank heaven," said O'Con- touch the modern onza But rue couldn't. that Was all, he nor. "I've been having visions curacy and range the sheee. was all alone in the middle of of spies from the Board of Ed- "But I don't like this thing. accusing me of corrupt- barrel, see, a hell .ct ar-u- 4!r:1; . ucation the 6 -" He never thought much about ing your morals. Damn It, why ment I had with regula:.ion -but I pace tare his mother; she wasn't import- the hell did you have to be a not three-fifty-rears ant to him. very. He liked his teachee?" He scowled at her. S. and W. that you ee ,- Aunt May better But he "Why shouldn't 1 be a teach- Magnum, with ranee, Lei couldn't talk to her either. er?'- she bristled. "I like teacn- everything-coai.rol, It nad been all right, at first. lag What's It to you, anyway?" pact." ! But now --The Mae -scared nim A Elmo/teacher said O'- He patted ths shoulder cornseeceatly. You thought about It etieheftt. Connor "Ot all things Damn it. left I hao to nave t.:12 anybody who could eo a thine I should nave let Vic go alone course. custom-male, on like that, killing a little kid. What the hell got into me-" ster might do ohythrigg. Their drinks arrived and he took of the long barrel-" And Gni-enn eerie uiii aeout a quick glee still looking black. "Another (nine, sir?" and h- hh, Go'don tore., "If. ' said Katharine haughti- the waitress, pencil poesei. t thine Gordon. put a :lend Is his tate ly. sipping her Martini, "you "What? 011-1 don looked at Katharles. where the Man had hit him Are trying to convey to me that so." He wanted to Canine him names you're regretting asking me out. She found she She shook ner heed All eight. It'd be all right. the' 1 ma saythat I'm regretting laugh. and looked down Raebtuir, Serer. Man know he uuldn't tell. speeehlessly, AERIE AN' SLATb by wouldn't dare Only it was all "Now, now. Katy," said CY- at the menu, ordered almost at so different now, here-- Connor, and grinned at her random. School and all He didn't get "Don't be hasty. I grow on peo- "Damn It. I'm sorry. YOu're I'I'M THEEE DAUGHTER OF -\ thae" hue 1.7oi-wHO ARE It. it was another funny thing, ple. a:specially females" not interested in all HAT OLD LADY YOU 8FF-e040- said when the waitress Lad 'IOU? (T other kids laughing beceuse he "Some females. possibly. And ED LAST NIGHT, SHE SAID gone. MY PURSE)'- i, go: things wrong at school when did I Invite you td call me YOU GO ON, POP. TO TELL YOU SHE'D BE Making tun 01 him Not for the -nobody ever called me-" "Why shetildn't I be?" She BACK LATER-- AND-- smiled at him See knew rue- I'LL CATCH UP first time. he felt homesick for "Life's too snort to waste WITH YOU .1'f AND WOULD I TIDY the old gang back home, all his time waiting for invitationsfiA denly, in some odd way, fatal UP THE HOUSE - old pals. they knew he wasn't like Katy-suits you some wag,,. In the ordinary way to en- but seresbody to latigh at Only I think I've all of a sud- courage Charles O'Connor, Oh Owl! he thought In silent den gone crazy-you're not my for her quite safe. She finish:so _ panic. Paul, down in that hole-. type at all I like the little her drink. • • • bouncy blondes." She said, "You asked me to -watch the kids For anything. thought Katharine "Really,' sale Katharine, out- NEEDN'T, There's a lyay named Gordon dressed up raged at this bald pronounce- • Mason, nave got Bicknell- I've got a funny take me ment. "And I might say, Lieu- at all He'll probably hunch he knows something. hamburger tenant O'Connor, that I think lc a hole-in-the-wall can't imagine how, or what, or Lieutenant I was crazy, agreeing to--" joint. She surveyed why he's lying about it but- exasper- "And a temper," said O'Con- O'Connor beside her you know how you get these atedly. nor sadly. "1 don't like the tem- 1. lift 11 Pen -AM •••••• •••••••••1 peramental strong-minded kind. feelings." Ca, ,••••3 o, 1.1.4•4114.... 1,4.••• His gray suit needed pressing, Never have, damn it. I like them O'Connor leaned across the his tie was garish and crooked, to hang on my arm tutoring", table. His mouth- straightened his shoes needed polishing and by 41 Capp and tell me how big and strong to a grim line; his dark eyes LIL' ABNER a heavy stubble of black beard "F and smart I am." looked grim and abaorbed. shadowed his heavy jaw. "Lieutenant O'Connor," began She started to tell him about (-2C4C1

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1 STX TINS LEDOER & TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY FRIDAY — NOVEMBER 29, 1963

We give S&H Green Alexandria 'al/A-ettig thh' Ltz.i KENTUCKY Williamstown Stamps. Each Wed. is AT... KEY TO LAKES LaGrange Double Stamp Day. • Completed ...... A Under Construction Lawrenceburg We reserve the right t"-Nn.N.,1iardinsburg n Bardstown n. • Plans Approved ' anWnesn Inez .11$ to—limit quantities. O Under Study Haiel Highway Murray, Ky. Mt. Vtrnon iJ An Manchester London Somerset* ihese Cumberland Plices Good Vrkay,(oaiure ,ay. Mor.eay and Tuesday \a- ,Whitley City.... Harlin) ' Godchaux with coupon 5-lb. bcg New Lakes For Kentucky Communities Sugar 11 9c NINETEEN NEW LAKES have been completed, put under construction or approved for construction in Ken- MeRRELL SKINLESS tucky's Small Lakes Development Program, initiated in 1960. An additional five lake sites are being investi- Morrell gated by the State Highway Department. The location of these lakes is determined by an area's need for flood ROLLA 111 Meat lb. control, water supply and recreational water and by the absence of U. S. Corps of Engineers' dam projects. State Conservation Commissioner J. 0. Matlick said the 19 lakes definitely scheduled will impound 2,485 acres FRANKS 39c PORK NWT RovtIP tt lb. of water and will all be completed and filled by the end of next year. 39( stocked with fish by the State De- dams. FFLaNKFORT. ..Ky - - Nineteen .access road to Carlisle A regional cosperating with the State partment of Fish and Wildlife Re- Highway 'Department an highway new lakes. rangine in size from five 4-H Camp is located on one The SOnrCes. I fill dams to 800 acres arid spanning Ken- apriroximate sizes of the three lakes The Commissioner of that de- Highway Commissioner Hen ry furkv from border to border are are 150 75 and 25 acres. The dams partment. Minor Clark. said Lake Ward said Kentucky is the only roun strictlyfreshAnd lean now ready or d Beef will be ready for wa- are con/raised 39,,, and the lakes will be Beshear at Dawson Springs will be state to use the latter type ex- ter enthusiasts filled by the end of 1964 this winter opened to fishermen in 1964 Seven tensively Turning highway fills in- KentuckY Conservation Commis- • Bardstwn-NeLson County Dam others are tentatievly scheduled to to dams results in considerable sav- ROUSER VALLEY SLICED sinner J 0 Manic* who is chair- and Lake--a hirhsrav fill dam. im- be opened for fishing in 1965 They ings in the size and cost of neces- Iflt man of the Staves Lakes Develon- pounding 200 acres of water Dam PORK STEAK Fresh Sliced lb. are Cranks Creek Lake in Harlan sary drainage structures for high- men! Committee- said 11 of the comnleted and the lake will be fill- County, Beaver Creek Lake in An- ways. Ward said Culverts used darns forming lakes are already corn- ed this winter derson County: Beech Creek Lake carrying overflow water from a: Dieted and four of the lakes are • Jackson-Breathitt County Dent acon Cured, Sliced - in Clay 49c County: lb Taylor Pork Lake impounded lake can be both shot JOWLS _ _ 3 LBS. $1 filled The others win probably be ana Lake-a highway fill dam and In Madison County. Kingdom Come em and smaller than those which filled 4.a•m•M.A sometime this winter he said a 150-acre lake Construction corn- Lake at Kingdom Come State Park: carry streams through the fill Pour other darns are now under olete on the dam and the lake will and the Pulaski County and Martin -The Highs-ay Department nom construction and four more have be filled this winter County lakes They will all be stock- builds these fill dams whenever fea- lb. 49' been CHICKEN BREASTS approved and are in the final • Letcher County Dam and Lake ed with bass and bluegill, and with sible in the course of normal con- planning stage In addition. Mat- -a conventional cam and 50-acre channel catfish in all but the last struction." Ward said -It's a pro- 45' lick said THIGHS _ _ _ lb. five cther lake sites which lake near Jenkins Under oonstruc- two. Clark said cram I'm very much in favor of and FRYERS would bring the total number af lion The Department of Fish and I have organized a special group of LEGS _ _ lb. 45' lakes to 24 are being inveangated by • Harlan County-Cranks Creek Wildlife Resources owns all the engineers in this department to go Sweet Sue Grade A Whole the State Highway Department to Dam and Lake-s conventional dam :skin. which are locally operated ahead wherever we can " WINGS _ _ lb. 29' be built utilizing highway fills as and 225-acre lake near Harlan Un- and maintained. Both Ward and Clark serve on the dams-a method unique in the na- der constructian The Lakes Development Commit- Lakes Development Committee with, BACKS 8z NECKS _ lb. 19' non to the extent of its use here • Manchester-Clay County Dam tee receives and approves requests Matlick. along with Kentucky Parks Nine of the completed dams are this and Lake-a conventional dam and for dams and lakes and flood con- pCommissioner Edward V. Fox. State LIVERS lb. 89' GIZZARDS lb. 39' terse. ; 225-acre lake near Harlan Under trol engineers design most of the . Rep Willie Green. lb. Richmond. 29c All the dams but one are being construction. built by authority of the Lakes De- • Anderson County-Beaver Creek nMIMMEMIE-!MR/ ARVIII velopment Committee at a cost of Dam-conventional dam and 120- about 81.200.000 in State funds and acre lake Under construction an additional $647.250 in Federal • Madison County Darn and Lake FARM NEWS Accelerated Public Works , APW; -a conventional dam and 220-acre matching e funds The latter monee lake near Richrrnond Plans given Chops centerlb 57cistcut 37c became available early in 1963 and initial approval Pork 15 being used in construction of the • Pulask1 County Darn and Lake D:scovered; FARM BUREAU seven newest &ann. -a conventional dam and 10-acre 7:4RNATION or PEE EVAPORATED - Tan Can The argest protect in the pro- lake near Somerset Plans approved. t; oz. jar 411(if gram initiated by Gov Bert Combs • Martin County Dam and Lake , CORTE Folgers Instant -- - In 1960 is the Piney. Creek Darn . -a oonventional darn and 35-acre Hits Corn built near Dawson Springs us Cald- lake. near Inez Plans approved. , well County Now c.arnpletest the- • Kingdom Come Lake -- Con- Milk 3 for 39c CRACKERS DiTie Rele b. box 25 conven•:onal dam creates 800-acre ventional dam arid five-acre lake in New Virus is • Lake Beshear which will be filled Harlan County near Cumberland ; aithi- Incnnext two nr_ahr -moo- -This }sera, being bran at the new-1 - ths Kentucky Farm Bur-ea" Kingdom Come State Perk and is by United Pre.: international Matlick gave this rundown on the a joint protect of the State De- Federation Shortening Snowdrift [limit 2]3-lb can 49: The United Stites Department of other lakes: pertinent of Parts-and the Depart- Agriculture has announced plans to. • Caimbell County Darn and Lake Nothing seems to merit of Fish and Wildlife Resour- combat corn-stunt virus, a new dis- change so rap- -a 120-acre impoundment in the ?Ina'•approval idly as a politician's public FOLGERS ces given. ease observed from the first time pro- (Limit 2) southern part of the county The The rata% nouncements. Many farmers will five being investigated this year in Kentucky and the TIM- '110E Giant conventional dam is completed and by the Highway Department recall statements by Congressmen for them portions of Tennessee the lake filled. A county park has lakes are located in laurel, and Administration officials before future The announcement c all the been bunt at the lake site. Rockcastle. McCleary. Oldham and and after the May 21 wheat refer- can 59c Armour 12-oz. can corn-stunt virus "potentially more Coffee lb TREET 45' • Carnpton-Wolfe County Darn Rowan counties. endum thia new wheat legislation ierarnctive" than any other known and 1••••••••••••• Lake -a highway fill dam. crest- These lakes-a potential of 24 - would not be introduced in the event dE111M15 WIN! /••••••=••••ilik11.•51•••• tot•M.. ••115...... 1101.1•11. t UNNINO/DiAtttt peat of corn. Plants attacked by 1 trig a 40-acre lake, now completed are serving primarily as flood-con- of a "no" vote. 0 .. the vines are stunted show leaf and filled. - trot projects Steve Wakefield. di- Thus far, five different wheat dierolorations Ind ears are either • Feltner 4-H Camp Lake - • rector of the Division of Flood proaram legislative proposals ' .ve poorly filled or unfilled Losses can • highway fill darn creating a 10- Control in, the Department of Con- been introduced. The las- _11 to run from 10 to 60 per cent of the Acre lake near London, completed serration, pointed out that all the be introduced is or- Senator crop Miracle Whip 1 filled. BABY FOOD 1 dams have aunt-in features to pre- Hubert H Humph ; ;13; of Min- The program to combat the dis- • Hardnisburg A Camp Lake vent floods. nnsont calling fia; the use of direct ease includes determining the insect -a highway fill dam creating a 10- ' 'In addition." he said. -the lakes cavernment payments to "coopera- that carries the stung virus :rom Gerber and Heinz Strained - 434 -oz. SALAD DRESSING acre lake completed and filled are being used as a source of water tors " Senator Humphrey was quot- plant to plant. and locating a "gen- • Corinth Lake-a highway fill supply for many towns and quite ed after the referendum defeat as etic source of resistance'. so breeders dam impounding 100 acres of water naturally. for recreational purposes.' saying that -the decision of farmers can develop corn lines resistant to In Grant County. Dam constructed should be respected " The 19 lakes definitely schedeled the disease and lake to be filled this winter, i in the program are creating 2.485 There also were those who said 49c The is jars jar disease 3 common 25c qt. in Mexico County there was no demand for new le- • Nicholas dams-three acres of water for fishermen and and Central America. highway fill dotes. creating three , water enthouinists. to nearly double gislation from growers Now comes lak.es with a iota: innioundment of • the present total acreage of state: the report of the • National Agricul- 250 acres tural Advisory Commission based on These dams are being owned lakes There will be about $2 million Blue Bonnet (,olden review Ripe built along one s• 7.• • if a new As they are completed, they are worth of plant nun-terms near to- findings of its farm policy bacco barns when farmers finish committee stating that .'a great OLEO _ lb. 25' BANANAS _ _ lb. 10' -...... - majority of farmers recognize a - -1...... atr.pping their 1963 cropi Starkist - 6l-oz. e-- • ,•- need" for a program The report al- Stewart Paper Shell encoualem OMIT •. .5, ,..1-, s.e The nutrienta will be in tobacco so stated that mandatory controls I..•••v...... M 111A1 ramp :: "ma"' • :talks left over It is -estimated TUNA 3 cans 89' PECANS 3 lbs. $1 .. MI MOOT le . MO IOW do not appear at this time to be ac- CM 1 t pc, mu / •here will be 176.000 torn of stalks ir ceptable to producers of wheat. Armour - 15-oz. Reel-Delicious a...... • • .. .•• ..,.., .e.o.... from the 1963 crop Prior to the May 21 wheat refer- AP These stalks will contain about CHILI 4 cans $1 APPLES 4 lbs. 59' =1 endum. of 98 million pounds of nitrogen. 932.- Secretary Agriculture Or- • Softee Jonathan 000 pounds of phosphorus and 13 ville Freeman said. "An unfavorable decnion will bring runaway wheat million pounds of potash TISSUE 4 rolls 35e APPLES - 4 lbs. 49' E product PI°:41 4° To conserve and use this valuable ion ." ... Now the National Agricultural English - 14-oz. reservcarof fertilizer, do one of two Mayfield Cream Style - No. 303 Can Advisor* Commission reports that I things spread the stalks on sod WALNUTS _ pkg. 39' -about percent nation's CORN 2 cans 25' fields this winter, or keep the stalks 70 of the a heat growers artweinected to plant Vanity Med. Yellow dry -until spreading time in the -prim within their 1964 wheat allotment." ICE MILK 3 lbs. 35' • And the Commission further /12-Gal 39' ONIONS states. "Of the 30 percent seeding Morton - 8-oz. Fresh Get a PCA NEW CAR LOAN— Farm tractors account for deaths in excess, it is estimated that a MEAT YELLOW SQUASH lb. 15' and injuries than any other farm - very large number will not harvest PIES 5 for $1 _ _ and SAVE MONEY on INTEREST COST machine more than their allotted acres, pro- Banquet - 22-ox. Fresh When details of 962 fatal accident bably half or two-thirds." Producnoo Credit finances new car purchases for farmers sere studied recently. it was found An "objective" economic analysts FRUIT PIES 3 for $1 TURNIPS 2 lbs. 15' You'll save money if you check with your local PCA office. that 55 per cent of the victims were by the U. S. Department of Agri- culture prior wheat Compare the low interest cost of using the money So. whether 1.5t5 than 20 years old-or more than to the referen- r dum stated that with a "no" vote jaiwanuausuasuagiumatzumazaj it's a new car, truck, tractor-or other farm production supply 80 Unfortunally, one of the higher i "growers might plant 70 million 'akiliiadirVI.V.WAMWRAiliiininiatIMUM needs. PRODUCTION CREDIT can serve you-PCA is owned ; acres or more wheat, compared with b% farmers-for farmer use categories was the zero to nine LIBERTY COUPON LIBERTY COUPON years These children apparently 140 million acres in 1962, harvested s were riding clinging to or in the acreage would be around 65 million. You Pay Only LOW, SIMPLE INTEREST Rate— path of tractors that killed their. .cornvared with 43 million acres In Godchaux 1 50 S&H GREEN STAMPS SAVES You MONEY 1962" Everytim• -Lb. • The same USDA analysis predict- With This (7oution and Purchase of Your interest is figured only on the outstanding There IS Still a Place on the minis led that wheat prices with a "no" SUGAR Bag balance-INTEREST COSTS Cali 19° JONATHAN DONUN on a PCA LOAN. ern farm for a mule vote would drop to about $1.10 per A mule has been found to be a bushel. and Secretary Freeman pre- With Coupon and $5 Additional Purchase "Ws Always a Good Deal With Pea- innod helper when putting up oir clicted $1 00 and "economic ruin for (Cigarettes and Tobacco Excluded) APPLES Sara vow PGA Fine reVAIT-Ing a fence Ian is u.seal to pull thousands of wheat farmers" 4 lbs 49° a sled equipped to 'carry a reel of At a recent -Report and Ftevicw" Vold After Dec 2, 1963 Void After Dec 2, 1963 Production credit Assn. -are that is unrolled as the mule meeting held by the Secretary of pui:s Avriculture in Columbus Grove, 1' 1"Iii ii 307 N St. Pia si 1'0 ..Rimmtvr.nrivrtrammrim,1 4th 753-5602 A mule can also get in rough Ohio, he said his present guess Is Keys Keel - Office Manager places that would not be easily that wheat, on the farm, will be at cenable othea me $125 to $130 next year

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