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MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXXII No. 212 IN OUR 82hd YEAR Murray. Ky., Saturday Afternoon, September 9, 1961 United Press international +.7

I ,SEWER ORDINANCE APPROVED LAST NIGHT Men Will - William King To Local. Large Delegation Appears To :rilated: Light Preach Today = Club Stimulates And Makes Attend Convention offic• costs Gene Cathey and Clyde Roberts, aliti--tholator Meets God" will Protest Tapping Fee Of $50 the complat• To Speaker loCal agents for State Farm In- America topic of the Of World, Miss be the sermon by One Aware surance companies will leave Sep- ✓ William King, pastor of the Sev- tember 30, 1961 for New: Orleans, The new ordinance which in- that the bonds would he paid off onAdventist Church in woman's club helps keep its "A club stimulates the indivi- a Louisiana, to attend t h e State rates and sets by revenue from the sewer sy- u - emn Wage thrrr sew screases Saturdas y at the 2:00 membera in a healthy and whole- B dual woman and makes her aware Farm Career Club meeting at the forth other policy of the Murray stem. He told the group of citizens arvice.. This is the second -in- a of the world, with dividends in. some state of mind. We learn by Hotel there. oliite based on the -Roosevelt Water and Sewer System was ap- that the tapping fee was increased ame in the activities and e participating .__ -61---s-efin(-ins ,._ Cathey and Roberts will be ac- last night following a from the sum .of 23.00 to $5000 ...., proved . book of Daniel._ by using our abilities, she said. companied to, the convention by lengthy discussion and presenta- to help defray part of the cost Commenting on his sermon, Mr. She stated that 11 million wom- ,their wives and A. L. Warren, tion of a protest by some., tarty of tapping on. The $5.00 tapping By BARBARA BUNDSCHU , the one with the most beautfaul King stated:. "Although today it up the national Federa- en make aaeirt District Manager.- citizens of the fee has been in effect for many United Press International ' figure and there's a 50-50 chance may often seern that (tic affairs effort city. . - tion and through this United - "The men will meet with the years. 'MANTIC CITY, N. J. (UPI) — she'll be a girl who wears glas- and rulerships of nations may be The Murray (7ity Council in a much can be clain-e for community chief executives of the three, State Hal Kingins of the Meadow Lane F y4ive hometown queens went 'ses. • dependent upob the power and special session, heard from many and nation. Farm companies during the three- area told the council that he into "blind" rehearsal today for ' "She'll be the one that has ability of man.' yet as we study citizens, most of whom were not day session. State Farm Mutual, opposed the tapping fee because the new-every-year surprise story. something of everything because God's Word • we find that the The program of the national in favor of the section of the -parent firm of the State Farm 'the citizens in tha new -areas were Miss America 1962 will be chosen that's what you need in life" said course of history is subject to Federation — if carried out — is. ordinance relating to the tapping vamp, is the world's largest auto actually old citizens aqd not new and crowned before the stroke of' actress Joan Crawford emphatical- Gad'sawill and comnsand. democracy in action. Mrs. Morgan fee of S50 00. No protests were insurance company. ones. Ile pointed out that many midnight in view an estimated ly. every nation, including ours continued. Some parts of the pro- heard concerning the increased .70 These two men are the first of the people af the city had z 17.000 persons in Atlantic City's "She'll be the one combining today, God has assigned a place gram being stressed are cam- sewerage rates. agents to attend a national con- and moved into the new areas who Convention Hall and a nationwide in the highest degree grace, charm, inTITalgreat plan. Nebuchadnezzar paigns fir safety and health such After Mayor Holmes Ellis vention from a town the size of had paid city taaes and sewerage television audience beauty, talent and intelligence" was given a dream to reveal to as the safety seat belt project and the council had heard the opinions Murray. and rates for many years. lie indi- She may not be the contestant said another of the 11 judges. Dr. him God's plan for his and future the uterine cancer tests. Another of a number of the citizens [Sy of ques- cated that he felt that some dis- with • the most beautiful face or Theodore A. Ristler. executive di- nations, and it was through that project is aamed at community had answered a number was approved. crimination was being shown by rector of the Association tot Amer. dream,that Nebuchadnezzar was beautification and cleanup. Funeral For J. N. tions, the ordinance y and • ------most of the approxi- allowing some citizens in the wan Colleges. first Apparently brought face to face for the the current $500 tap- As .for the glasses only three or Mrs. Morgan' stressed knowing Treas Held Today mately forty persons present were city to pay an •asii. Fully time with the God of heaven." whereas all citizens in Carla Drifts four of the contestants have show- the Federation better by attending satiafied following* the hearing, ping fee, would have to pay ed up iii them at rehearsal but its Meetings, reading its publica- Funeral rites for J. N. Trees or at least had a better under- the new area fee. one of them said 'at least half Guy Downs Dies tions, a n d inviting Federation ! will be conducted this afternoon standing of the problem at hand. a $5000 tapping told the council that the girls wear contacts" as she speakers to club meetings. at the South Pleasant Grove Me- City Clenk Stanford Andrus read Al McClain Toward Coast At Murray Hospital he thought the new tapping fee does too when on show. The meeting was opened with thodist Church at two o'clock. the complete ordinance at the be- too high and the residents For the first time in the history M.C. S. Morgan prayer by Mrs. John Pasco and Officiating at the service will be ginning of the meeting and Mayor was set areas 'should be given the of the Miss America Pageant Guy Downs, age 76, died yes- pledge to the American flag led Rev. Hoyt Owen and Rev. John- Ellis then explained the purpose of new self and community improvement," privilege of paying a 15.00 fee en- Of Louisiana which started in 1921 and has terday -at 12:30 p.m. at the Murray by Miaa Charles Clark. In the son Easley. Burial will be in the of the ordinance. stated Mrs. C. B. Morgan. of Lit- joyed by residents now. been held annually all the states Hospital of complications follow- absence of the secretary. Mrs. A. church cemetery. He told the gathering that S75 - e-Wield, suaaaspeaker Friday eve- to Councilman Jae Dick expialned bd 'P'uerto Rico are trying foring an axTeeideda wtra W. itaasall,---arrimites we -Mr. Treas.- are 85a -thrd-- Thtar54000 in- bonds woold be sold ning at a -dinner meeting of the that sewerage, was not promised the crown and 535.000 in scholar- the son of Mrs..Haley Dawns of by Mrs Bill Thurman, Mrs. All-. day morning at the Murray Hos- finance the proposed sewer sy- By WILLIAM COOK Murras Woman's Club. (coat.aaea o• Page 4) ships. Also entered are the queens Murray route three. britten Welcomed and recognized pital following an extended ill- atern exparia(in Ile explained al— United Press International Mrs-. Wigan, Kentucky Federa- of the District of Columbia and Mr. Downs was a well known new members and guests. A re- ness. --- - NEW ORLEANS !UP1! — Hurri• tion of Woman's Clubs' president, cities of New York and Chicago, Calloway County tobacconist an port of the club's summer activi- Active pallbearers are Joe Wil- cane Carla. seething with 125-mile- spoke on the theme "You and anti Canada farmer. ties. including the Calloway Coun- keraan, Billy Crick. Ken Andrew's, an-hour intensity in the middle of Your Club". She was introduced All of them were on stage this Other survivors are a brother, ty Fair. was given. Mrs. Allbritten I Joe croft. Ben Hill and Hassell the Gulfo of Mexico. ifted slow- president, Mn. morning rehearsing for tonight's of Murray and a by Murray club displayed a copy of the 1961-62 Mill . Honorary pallbearers are the e - ern Louisiana Clyde Downs ly toward -how without knowing who would James Rudy Allbritten. Dirs. J. 1. Hosick is Lamitera Porter Lassiter, FFA sister-in-law, Mrs. Clyde Downs. Arthsas Calloway and Texas coast oday. Advance ' Mrellbripart told the group that be playiag what part after names Funeral servires will be held yearbook chairman. Cratic laiachall. Ernest Lassiter, l:ikAa . *Inds battered the shore and ris- of the 10 finalists are announced at 4 o'clock at the Special music was furnished by Floyd Taylor. and Sanders Miller. *•, ing tides sent thousands fleeing this afternoon at 8 p m -- - Chapel POLICE COURT the, music department chorus un- The J hi Churchill Funeral - aj:oastline homes west of the ---• -11.---t1rnrelitil Funeral- Four of the 12 blonde con- officiat- Ben F. Crowder iiI Murray was der the direction of Mrs. Howard''Home 'has charge of arrangements. Muth of the Mississippi River with Rev. W E. Mischke testants, one of the three red- will be in the Murray charged in the Mayfield Police Olila Selections were "It's A Award ing. Burial Top but weathermen ! Wins were abandoned haired ones and one of the 40 court yesterday with reckless Grand Night For Singing" and -till were not certain just where city cemetery. SIGN brunettes, wound up as winners fined $100 .and A Happy Tune". Mrs. NEW STOP 50-mile-wide eye of the storm Active pallbearers are Charlie driving. He was -Whistle the of competi- leaf the three preliminary Haley, Barber Carroll, Oury D. costs Richard Farrell was accompanist. Edward Hale won first place in in lugs, and sixth in bright would strike along a 500-mile An attempt will be made to tions in bathing suit and talent Eldridge, Rudy G. Parker. Ed It was announced that the state open and }'FA divisions The Calloway County Chapter stretch df coastline an overhead four way stop both the categories. . Honorary COURT fall board meeting will be held in have type had four members who won tap At 3 a m ila-STf the stormti Rogers and John Peeler. CIRCUIT Twelfth a n d of the green stick class of as obsolete as —There is no assurance these September 26. 27. and sign installed at spots in the FF.1. division alone by weathermen as pallbearers arc C. C. Farmer, The September term of Circuit Louisville 23 dark fired tobacco at the Ken- *. -. described winners will wind up among the set for Poplar by the State Highway De- on Page 4) potential- Charlie Farmer, J. W. Outland, Court will begin on Monday 28. No -ember 1 is the date tucky State Fair in Louisville (Cont(nued add•r . tremely dangerous" and partment. Yellow walkway lines 10 finalists, but all have been George Hart and September 11. Both Petit and the first district meeting in Ful- ly carrying a greater punch than Dallas Outland, painted on the street. yesterday - crowd favorites on several ap- named by may also be- High rices start at the disastrous 1957 Hurricane Aud- Vernon Stubblefield Sr. Grand juries will be ton. acci- The Calloway County pearances and seem likely to "The Woman's The action was prompted by ip that killed more than 500 ! Friends may call at the J. H. Judge Earl Osborne and the The benediction, School FTA Chapter of which make the list. by Mrs. dents and near accidents which Hurray Downs in Cameron. La.—was lo- ! Churchill Funeral Home until the Grand jury will go into session Club Creed", was sting Hale is a member won the Emer rorsons lathing Suit Winners Wary have occurred at the intersection. miles south of New Or- tI service hour. after being named. ()lila. son Beauchamp Commissioner of clued 400 —Miss North Carolina, Maria leans. Agriculture trophey for the high a Beale Fletcher, of Asheville, hazel COURT TO MEET Affecting Entire Gulf point chapter in state competition Russellville I eyed, brunette, shortest of the six was about 400 miles east- The award is given to the FF'A It also at 5 5's inches. measuring 35-24- Women of Woodcraft Court 728 southeast of Brownsville. Tex.. and In The Area Of Fort Polk, Louisiana, chapter that collects the most 35. Towns will me-el Monday night, Septem- its forward movement was about points. Points are awarded win Last Night —Miss Arkansas, Frances Jane ber 11th at 7:30 o'clock in the mites an hour Forecasters said rung entries only on the basis of 9 Anderson. a long-legged 5-9 inch American Legion Hall. it would move on the same course ! Explosion their placing. hazel-eyed blonde, of Pine Bluff. Get Ready To Receive Population A special initiation is planned. speed for 12 to 24 hnuas Hale is the son of Mr. and Mrs. correct any ma:concep- and Her measurement, 35-24-35. Refreshments will be served and As if to 300 miles to the Owen Hale of Murray route three Gales extendial on:again, ,felt the greatest effect from the urged to attend. tion concerning their ability. the • —Mass Minnesota. Nancee Ann FORT POLK. La. — Within a baps play at this off- all members are and has been active in the ('silo-' *rib and east of the eye and 125 opening and closing of Fort Polk, Nifurray High Tigers repeated their Parkinaon, an 18-year-old, and month men from Kentucky, Ala- again Army installation in the since its -miles to the southwest. being way County ETA chapter season opener performance last blue eyed 5-6 inch blonde from bama. Florida, Texas. Pennsylvania gently rolling, pine-studded mid- available housing is already ATTENTION PUZZLE FANS The storm, third of the hurri- inception following the consolida- night and trounced a Russellville and West Virginia will be resi- section of Louisiana. ,snapped up arason. was so -big it was tion of Callow-ay high schools last squad 34 to 6. cane (Continued on Page 4) Polk, La. They are the reservists called Some 400 rental units in use two words in the English entire Gulf of Mex- dents of Fort Only )ear. affecting the with Presi. when the post last closed are now coming in Steve Williams and Charlie Rob- They will live, work, and per to active duty in line language have vowels Several other Calloway FFA'ers ico. de- being reconditioned. Those con- ertson supplied the bulk of the dent Kennedy's accelerated regular order. They are abstem- ranked high. Michael Palmer plac- Four thousand residents of Cam- trolled by the government are be- touchdowns scoring two each, fense Mart. iously and facetiously. ed first in the BF (heavy brown) 11S eron Parish county Louis.ana, were ing released for use. Tommy Wells connected for two For those on their way to Polk, Two words have double letters jark fired tobacco, cut and strip- removed to high ground inland Leesville civic leaders and area hoseniy•t tr. sdgseiort esas usua. and their farmilies, major questions which come consecutively, book- ped class. Also in this class Palm- late Friday Shelters were estab- legislators are also at work on ciscored one time in of the moment could well be, keeper and beerroom. er's entries placed second in BD halted at Lake Charles—one for the problem of providing off-base i their erohird rter with John- aulable. Visible Where is What's it like' What There are seven words ending (heavy dark), second in CF (thin tites and one for Negroes. in the Leesville area and ing nd the left end accommodatiOna are available" housing in dous—tremendous, stupendous, in AD 1/Hundreds mare people were re- be arawn) and second (wrapper four yards for the touchdown. g•r and Times have indicated action may hybridous, cephalopo- moved from points along the Tex- Fort Polk. sprawling over more hazardous. sac). All of these entaies were The Tigers won all the way, planes acres in West Central on Page 4) dous, iodous, and phipotious. ilin open class competition. as coast, and more than 200 than 100.000 (Continued round. racking up winning stat- second in were flown from Navy and Air Louisiana. has been many things Jerry- Parker placed tistics as well as touchdowns. I In the burley Force bases in south Texas and to many persons More than eight BF stripped tobacco. Gaining 385 yards on the ground several western Louisiana to points ' of million troops trained here dur- division, l'almer again had Murray outgained Russellville World War II. Troops winning entries lie placed second safety inland in Tessa ing Paar TV Showing Of which marked up 105. Murray . Threatens Shipping - Many - exaGrs. -describe. Priiir -in in tips (under 16 -althea) stripped. gained 57 yards ori two- out-nt stripped. thins . Gale winds of 50 miles an hour faurletter words atany top gen- second In red leaf three pass attempts while Rus- hit coastal lanisiana early Fri- erals praise the post. And the At Berlin Border Raises Storm sellville picked up 44 yards with residents fluct- '. day night The Weather Bureau opinion of area • A. B. Hood Dies four of six attempt,. id shipping yea, threatened in uates as often aa the status of the Murray started the game off in a telephone call to the e entire gulf. installation. By DARRELL GARWOOD Paar, In California with a bang in the first quarter f Broadcasting Co. in New At Beaumont. Tex.. a weather For the story of Fort Polk is National with only a few seconds left when case. United Press International he filmed the troops. bureau forecaster said. "this storm literally an open-and-shut !York, said Robertsan took a ten yard pass in 1941 WASHINGTON IPI — Penta- !for Tuesday "with the Word has been received in Mur- is of tremendous size. Its corucla! Polk was established broadcast from Wells for the first score. best training gon officials hoped today to get full cooperation and permission the death of A. B Hood lion area covers the entire gulf and rated among the ray of Wells ran it over for the extra closed a quick explanation from the S. Army" lie said in Mr. from the Yucatan- Peninsula to sites in the country. It was of the 1!. of Long Beach, California. point. closed Army to calm a congressional asked for the troops in a Long Cuba to near the Louisiana shore- in 1iP47 reopened in 1950. Berlin he /11C1 age 87, died In the second Period Robertson and storm over its role in the filming or less to show their moth- morning. line " in 1954. reactivated designated "more Beach Hospital Friday went 27 yards for another score closed again of a Jack Paar TV show in Ber- back home" health In the general path of the storm a "fort" in 1955. and ers He had been in reclining and Wells passed to Barnett for lin. Sylvester said that if reports of E .. . lay such cities as Galveston, Tex., in 1959. for several years. - a 47 yard tally. Wells ran both of 148,- Assistant Defense Secretary Ar- affair were true, it was a where 6.000 persons died 61 years The post itself consists the Survivors a r e his wife Mrs. extra points. rights thur Sylvester said , Friday the "disgraceful episode- in which ego Friday night in a hurricane 000 acres, anti maneuver Mamie Rhodes Hood; four nieces, Following the Russellville touch- 1900. in the past Army had been ordered to explain Army officers had used very point Vernon Mid tidal wave Sept. 8-9. have been exercised Mrs. Garnett Jones, Mrs. down in the third. Williams jaunt- why 50 battle-ready U. S. troops He said he had re- greatest disaster in the history on another million acres. judgment. Roberts, Mrs. Lula Carraway, and ed 74 yards for a score with Wy- were permitted to take part in of complaints. United States. Polk is located in Vernon parish. ceived a number Mrs. Everett Holland allatif Mur- att running the extra point. of The at a powderkeg cross- Louisiana's counterpart tqa the the filming ' Potanti•fly Dangerous ray an& _two nephews. R. M. Miller In the final stanza Williams between East and West country. The nearest town, some ing point The defense official said it would and Halton Hood also of Murray. scored again from a yard away, SCOUTS with linite to-say the least on the GIRL. six miles away, is Leesville. be "naive Funeral services will be held in Murray marked l p 18 first downs Press Secretary a 1960 population of 4.689. ,About ' Be;h house part of the Army to give the Long Beach tomorrow. nine for Russellville. been to 20 miles to the south is DeRid- Pierre Salirfger said he had Communists a chance to watch marked up 103 yards will be a meeting of all Robertson There with a population of 7.178. in touch with Sylvester about the our filming if a light TV show" Williams in Girl Scouting der. TEACHES IN ST. LOUIS in his eleven carries and people interested 60 miles west matter. during a triais in which charges cabin on The post is about collected 99 ! in eight attempts. in Murray, at the 'scout as Disgraceful in. Alexandria and Pineville, sister Branded of provocative incidents were Charles H. Walston, son of Mrs. Defensive star afor the Murray Seplember 12. at 7:00. off charg- Tuesday, cities tin Red River with combined The incident taliched solved. is now eleven was ILchard Workman who open meeting in which Earl Nanney of Murray 'his is an START OF A WONDERFUL WEEK—Three of 55 pretty girls who population of some 65.000. It is es in Congress that the Army had Sylvester declined to say what on almoat every important decisions teaching in the city school system appeared to be in some very have captivated Atlantic City while seeking the "Miss miles north of let Paar make a Ty spectacular disciplinary action might he tak- Steytler, approximately BO of St. Louis. Missouri. His address tackle. must be made. Mrs. E J. America" crown and 335,000 In scholarships stop for • mo- popu- out of the Berlin crisis. Angry he said the incident was Lake ('harles, which lists a en. But is 368 Apt. A, Kingston Drive. St. Murray 7 14 7 6 34 Council president, sincerely urges anent to pose for a photographer. They are (from left), legislators branded the episode as lation of 63.392. Missouri. Russ-ville 0 I) 6 0 6 members, leaders, and Connie Feller, Nancy Kesler and "reprehensible." (Contialig on Page 4) Louis. 25 all board _Jacqueline .Bingen. " I In Leesville, which has always -disgraceful- and Interested citizens to attend.

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SATCERAY SEPTENIBER 9, 19610 ?AMC TWI1 LIRDIIIRR If TIMES Its .tRAT, REM AWRY ...111M1••••.• THE LEDGER & TIMES Split Season M 'ilombs, Mans And Mantle Make A Shambles COMPANY, Inc.. SBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING and The osolidation of the Murraye Ledger, The Cahoway Times, Kentuckian, January Ahead mes-Herald, ()ebbe! 20, 1928, and the West On Doves Is Of American League; Yanks Ten Games .'1942. r By MILTON RICHMAN Indians, goes along with the con- II in O'Toole. Fra,nk Robinson's JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER i e•iiita tees. luteroallomai sensus. two-run double tied the score to the Editor Set This Year mess, Kasko e reserve the right to reject any Advertising. Letters The world may be in a• "Everybody is concentrating so the eighth and Eddie angl- for the best m- Public Voice items which, in our opinion, are not but no more so than the American hard on Maria and Mantle that ed home the winning run in the eat of our readers. Frankfort, Ky.- A split'season League, which has been reduced the other seven guys in the Yan- 10th. 1509 70 halt days of hunt- NATIONAL LEAGUE Cleveland at New York, 3 to a near shambles by those mon- our brains Willie Mays hit his 35th hornet REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WI rmER CO., comprising kee lineup are beating eTIONAL Terre IV LPo,. au. Washingtonseat Baltimore and Man- Bell. . and- Orlando Cepeda his 39th in , Memphis, Tenn.: Time & Lite Bldg....-New York. N.Y.: ing ter dove* opened on Septem- strous M-bumbs-Matis out," said the dejectels iawitson Ave Cincinnati 83 56 -,597 at' Kansas City by Detroit, Mich. ber 1 andtarly surveys conducted Minnesota tle. The Cleveland righ4hander was a fuur-run first inning rally epheruion Bldg., 78 55 by -game -beolegssier !sweeties% a Lows_Angeles .5116 2' 'hiesego- 54 Los Angole•s " Where-time-there was a tight tagged for Mantle's 52nd- homer the estants that kayoed Johnny Murray; Kentucky, Tar- bransraisaltal--aa 74 SI .546 7 ..itered at the Post Offiee, plentiful supply for Kentucky Milwaukee race, there is nothing left today of the season with the bases emp- Podres and took care of the Dodg- Second Class Matter 71 62 .534 9 sportsmen this season, the De- San Francisco but a tremendous snip at the front ty in the fifth inning but that ers. Jim Davenpurt also cuniTected -ples. week 20eS per St. Louis 70 65 .519 11 of which are the long-gone New for the while Gil Hedges -IBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrie/. in Iliurray. pertinent of Fish and Wildlife wa.sn't what hurt so much., Giants a counties, per year, $3.50; else- Pittsburgh 66 67 .496 14 SPORTS ahead onth 85e. In Cal.oray and adjouung Resources announced today. York Yankees, 10 full games Yanks Win Ninth homered for the Dodgers. 39 77 .434 acre, $5.50. Hunting dates and bag and pos- Chicago of the field. What bothered lum far more Bob Friend scored his 14th viola, Philadelphia - 39 97 .287 421 Roger with an eight- Eivrt.ma:11 i‘to.1. session limits will remain the -The eeneral theory holds was a triple and a two-run single tory for the Pirates same as last year. The lust half Friday's Results PARADE Merit and Mickey, Mantle chiefly by winning pitcher Bill Stafford hitter against the Braves. The 1 of the season opened on Septem- Chicago 4 Peiladelphia responsible for this sudden chaos, plus a- tiro-run homer by Tony Pirates collected unly four hits 10 inns., night ber 1 and continues through Octo- Cinci. 3 St. Louis 2, and pitcher Gary Bell, the victim Kubek. off loser Bob Hendlto• and re- I, night Today ber..31, with the second half run- •ittsburgh 2 Milwaukee By OSCAR FRALEY in Friday- night's 9-1 victory by It all added up to the ninth liever Lew Burdette. Years Ago Angeles 3, night Ten ning from November IS through San Fran. 7 Los tailed Sr..'. the Yankees over the Cleveland straight victory for the runaway Dick Ellsworth of t he Cubs Ledger & Times File a Tociay:a Games stifle a yawn hurled his third three-hitter of November. 24. There will be NEW YORK 40P1i - Sport, even Yankees, who had to' 12 and possession St. Louis at Cincinnati that the secohd- the season in gaining hii eighth sevi.rt-ly bag limit of in the, whitewashed atmosphere upon hearing lEvitils. n..i' I t. ii Ile...Wet' route eine: %vas days Pittsburgh at Milwaukee went down victory at the expellee of the ?bil- !emit of 24 sifter two oehuire of the amateurs, is a hardhearted place Detroit Tigers • ei'clot•k savIlett he was Chlcago reel yestivreloy I i.riiiitz _Ut..11 at hunting. huotii hours will be Philadelphia at a Motors to their eighth straight defeat in lies. titi business whenever there is Parker 41-na4r-i,loy Mrs-;-klanie..11arte* sit Los Angeles at San Francisco the hands of the !rut* from noon, prevailing Standard price on admissions. a 9-2 setback at /-S,vans was ridi„g Sunday's "dames Hts according le elalee Time: Untli sunset. Inc Eastern Boston Red Sox. , • includes St. Louis at Cuscusnati who count the: "take" de- hitless in three offi- tat Illy tittle. of lite-accident. Time Zone • this .year Those Sponsors New Maris went er biit at Milwaukee the even refrigerater lei It 111thlel Meade, H.ardin, Larue, Taylor, Pittsburgh mand the best obtainable in cial trips Friday night but 1;.% e•rlioetig from io talking Chicago Caseye---P-ulaski .and McCreary Philadelphia at tarent department. They live by so he figured In a --record-equal- elelitesitstseasiostitt highlight Ole hig -H-retne dairy and all counties east of Los Angeles at San Francisco a cash register rule under wheel ling feat with Mantle. Mickey's Kieetrield 1'Al....00- m which- shows in Miorray counties Grid Contest Art Frolli this line. Theo Centeal Standard sentiment survives only--as long 52nd homer, along with the 55 .41,inlicr Time Zone .el1. counties as an athlete's ability to produce. Marts- already has hit, &fuels- the with _Huh The Tri'7Tiik*_1:11:41-.1 l 1:161) met Ttic*ilay this line. . two-man major league mark of - west of AMERICAN LEAGUE amazing crea- for Calloway 4- r1 clait.,Lbftioo Ar_orLe....rerfitisiasi Which makes An ,opperturety a single sepaon set -aster Mr-. Lola The US. Fish and Wad-fife Ser- sez 107 homers in Murray League Ta••1•1 Pet u. stores of such ancient performers area 'JOS to etitherete in a foot- Gehrig in Merchants an4 Th-e. club, luta itittcletti vice and the Department of Fish by Babe Ruth -and -Lou 4 0 New York 96 45 .681 • as Satchel Pa-ige, Archie More ball punting, passing and place- Miink's Super Service '• nd Wildlife Resources urge al 1927. Ruth hit his record 60 that Mk" vritr.' 86 55 .610 10 like Charlie Con- -kicking contest. w:th trips to Na- Murray Who. •.4 0 ••i;1110,1 104111y-aliti themselves Detroit -and a fellow and Gehrig hit 47. I • Isoats 1,o. hunters 'to acquaint year Fhas .1.,c,a114.... !WA 86 59 .593 12 tional Football League games a- Rudy's Rest. ....es. 4 •. aease sheets_ of dove Baltimore erly. In other AL activity FriViLY, !h.. saitellie't nett liestati 11 with the do's and 78 65 .545 19 the prizes. ras announced Collegiate Rest. 3 I l 401,•17 Chicago mong two from Wash- sieh, Ili.. err -eli1W11 eits-et hunting before taking to the field. Conerly, in a way, is the meat Baltimore took 3 I zit roar - ii Cleveland 71 71 .500 251 by John Parker of Parker Motors. West Side Barber pop points have, been listed by Mopre can. ington, 21 and 4-2; Kansas City. Three 69 75 .479 281 amazing of them all. All 7.1erse;• 2 2* • , eecIlltier day. specify Boston - .Minnesota, 6-4,_ and the Chi- inese agencies that clearly 61 80 .433 35 and has, blown up like a balloon Mr. Parker said the local corn beat American La. Pipeline 2 2 Los Angeles Sox defeated the Los toe illegal aspects. They line (I) .424 36 and survived on wiles alone. petition Is part of a nationwide cago White Kengas 2 2 Minnesota 59 80 10 innings. It is' illegal to hunt tnigratury with the rubber program sponsored by Ford th- Angeles Angels, 5-3, le Kansas City 52 aft .371 431 Paige, the man Parker Motors 2 2 over bait - sir by up vision of Ford Motor Company Cincinnatit pulled ahead to two Week game 'throes 31 91' .359 431 erm, could still serse them Purciorn & Thurman 2 2 Ago This or Washipg:on in the National League rage 10 Years :hearts. aid and use uf bait - -weal he is 70. which suite claim in cooperation with the National games Ryan Milk Co. 2 2 Times File where grain, Friday's Results Football League. Knoell as "P. with a 3-2 squeaker over St. Louis Le•dger & on or over any area he is. and only the baseball would Johnson's ,Groc- 1 3 of Boston 9 Detroit 2, night Punt, and Kick 10 innings while the San Fran- salt or oteer feed capauie Tear the bruises. P. & k.- - Pass' M Rocket Popcorn 1 3 New York 9 Cleveland 1. night will culminate Giants ended the Less An- luring or aitracting such birds.is Faces 14th Year -the competition cisco Fruit of the Loom 1„ 1,a1:-iler. Galen Thurman. 2 Wash. 1. 1st, twi-light -game winning • . placed, deposited, distributed or Bait. ts Conerly, at 40. get- with all-expense trips by five na- geles Dodgers' four V 2nd, night But here Ledger St Times 0 Ikon • \F!..r.ok "Erationg School len .tiody except as tht resetit.of Balt 4 Wash: 2, the tional Winners and their fathers streak, 7-3. Pittsburgh bet Mil- old II. ‘V. \\ scattered night ting set for his 14th year with Murray -Home & Auto 0 4 ,will enter the or Kansas City 6 Minnesota 4, to the National Football League waukee, 2-1, and t he Chicago flie elate fair its %%loo..re they nermal agricultural planting New York Giants. And this is a ' Results 5 Los-Ang. 3. 10 inns., night t h e Philadelphia Wednesday's k‘...o.e• ilerereolpatoieol•- tilt the narvest. (2) Over feed tuts - Chi. for its hatchet men, Championship game, and an ol- Cubs downed einoli•-t Games racket noted West Side Barber Shop 3 is present as a result • Today's who boast fic.al reception at the White house. Phillies. 4-1. 'rip by air elirecleir AV. II. Ilvnnks. where grain ds- muscular mastodons Johnson's Gro. 1 • e3) Over Detroit et Boston ' Too Much Pagliaroni .tieeli ilitel tillaWer •lleep sit of feeding livestock. of the viciousness of their -play," the National ("ham- Ryan Milk Co. 2 All Jersey 2 Thi• -.forage. Isi.o_i*". Cleveland at New York Selection of was a case of too much Jim llootelay night. Ivo areas where grain cropspave been the ever-increasing size and speed It Rudy's Rest. 4 Fruit of the Loom 0 I. T. Cochran burn-i I", Minnesota at Kansas City be made as a result for the staggering Ti- alit down, dragged down, knocked performers and the fact that i)upr'n Will Pagliaroni Rest, 3 Rocket Pup, 1 ...t„rilae plant NI, ilrrrc7e.'....Ijitje,ii furtikiling at Baltimore, night of its televised competitions at a only two hiti Collegiate burnedesever or otherwise' Washington is there ai gers, who collected down.. night nowhere in its ranks home game of each of the 14 Monk's Super Service 4 opf 1.4,%%er I., eeacrill do clime- of the Kirkeey on the Chicago at Los Angeles, against the Red Sox. Paglianini hoist maniuplated and left peeeeees opp•ment. National Football League teams. Murray Home & Auto 0 ..t th, 11,3/...1 High Si Sunder's Garver' ,0.-iit Live _runs_ with Ihrev_ -fif-40. CeT---- Motors 2 - Z4111.4. Detroit , at Boston 185 pounds have been including his 14th homer. Reliever Conerly's TheCallowayP. P. American La. Pipeline 2 1r Hardt-num Nlille•r: _ As had teen reported last year unmercifully over Mike Yeacnieles .1.11h_leataneri also 1411 FA,.11 ,11.1.011: Secretary. massaged theLieeeis open to grade schoal ItITZFEr Wrinlesdlte Grocery 4 - clo•se populations in the eastern I y muegn thSea mpmryo homered for Poston. - Freels-neer, Joe'. Itak,r and 11,pierte•r. Nlatorme eyer a rtshaannd_ lber7sys aged( six through 10. and Ledger & Times 0 section of the United States are and Mel Hein, lasted long- . in October. The Orioles ran their winning Baugh still he hell early Purcioni 8s Thurman 2 Kengas 2 rapidly increasing, especially in This oldest the event is un- streak to seven straight with their lieloioe•rotol I le ptierhasael the oloi Berl tonne eon IRegistration for Top Ten Bowlers Kentucky. Good concentrations ier•:_srinthe icisuiet_Tho_C_Gioneatirlwy, at Parker Motors, pair of victories ovelsthe Senators, tio! 1oa-1 \%••,•1. ro•oneek•I- ignrecidders.haY de -ay nor Bob Wright 189 Mani StreeLeit.-uog over corn and small grain fields hand over his gray- 25. There is who now have lost 10 in a row, 11411 j .Alexantler running a ihrelesh September Wei; Krueger 188 Md 11.44-* Vrie•P t1.1 1....aN‘teuti Tare August tees e been must asasn y mete retie ked T rio cost, but entrants Cliff Campbell 1115 oe'.I 11"H:iota l000me los West Slain. throughout ,Central and Western quarterback. And a parent Or guard. unearned runs in the seventh on 1-..re•moole•liv munker- one. acc•mipanied by Richard Lassiter 184 Kentucky 'and a .leater harvest of forward to one entrant will receive a Minnesota by coming up with lour VARSITY: Sun. thru Tue•day. hehe's'stte looking Each -Ronald Pace 183 cornets expected to Id'- K. badge. _an. instructlon &Like Versalles' second - error -of millee_and e Apartment,- feature- -123 .1's P. & 3. H. atiotit- - 179 concentrations as the "I feel 35 by NFL stars Johnny the girne. Reliever Dave Witiker- crease"-the at: 117, and 6:03. "Heck," tie says, 'book written 173 ninu" starts Horn- thee-winner. J. D. McDougal Years Ago This Week season progresses, accordingoeseec- " 'Unitas. Yale Lary and Paul sharn was 17- 30 'Jr'Gantry," feature 143 min- • Gene Johnson wernte from tise Dipertsisent- Conerlyerty- trohalt hRn•elf-• tang. anti an official 1961 NIL Ledger & Times File e,. starts at 3 20, and I 06. . Minnie Minoso's two:rilrhorner Bill Mckeel - 171 Ft-- ..r. WiIhfe Resources. taking it one year at a Guidebook - - "I'm in the 10th off loser Jim Donohue Joe H. Spann 171 the former Marine time." explains between the White Series Nlurray I do After the Callossay competition settled matters Hugh Team Scratch nallw -toe Nl000lo1.1 nil the hero from Mississippi--But re elle? .les is - held, the scores of the most Sox and Angels. Billy Pierce, Chi- Kengas 2488 ▪ Nlapl. wonderful right now. cer- twiee• In, -frrttrtli feel res. eseatrhs: lined gpIcr uep- pitcher, picked up High Team Scratch Game - liSC did at this skillful p_unoten inpas ''cago's third •ii•iiwarele•el fii Problem This car %I. tainly better than I '--1,..••••t-. Th. :tett‘4,. lee-, his ninth victery. Collegiate Restaurant 872 a last year" r\Inti`l.;•nsi. ,.C..‘lalrini.i. esti if Ind iii S71.91110. ome -will he compared with the scores Single Decides . High Ind.. Game with H.C. the Must Set Records I AA !,4!...•• ‘‘It I.. tasere. tee is. eessible Heil lillihi- of boys in the other competitions The. Reds had to come from Wes Krueger , 258 Boys For Squa( It is true. that 'met athletes iie‘f Is Too Many in the area covered by tele- after the Cardinals jump- High Ind. Series with N.G. I'tie must held behind • aiaa who last as long as Conerly i Si; ritlif'11.1e;t11. casts of the National Football e.d 1,) a two-run lead off starter W.- N' g r . i Lee of necessity have amazing re- Bill shoulder bleck•r and a eolicated League. kk ' 011 Murray State End Coach cords. Conerly has. His passes he should football player. he'll play w much * ENDS TONITE * #1.%. 1%. iii4ke Hie principal Holt has a problem, but have -gained almost 11 miles of The top five boys in this rs other or more than anyone." get plenty ••f .help from the gridiron .terrain for the Giants. gem and their fathers then %IL JULES VERNE'S 11,1 suf- Unyi. a 6-2, 190"pound senior MSC coaches because they're He c••mpleted a record 36 passes be given an all expense trip t 'MASTER of the WORLD' ••• Chicago - "Bill ha i' good fering from the same misfortune teem, game against Pittsburgh; home game eif the Ni • AND. •xs It 't1 -true k all-ntiaidnIce.11 cil He in one see a `.fly, to, du with all these f e.t- maves and is fast and quick, pass- pass as Heel Ito( soolh -what has pitched 166 touchdown and the boys still punt. 'POLICE DOG STORY' \ sis'ur leading receiver last year pall players.' es; is third to Baugh and Bobby kick at the stadium either L.,' MN I ,• 1.,, ,ht., el Iii'- e\a‘l- diesel! le .1 Ihr.1111 his and was (me of the top receivers • Coach Holt not only has Larne in total completions, and before the game starts, or duels back. in tne league. He, can get open 11.1 . first five ends fr im last year has a record average that sine of half trme. t• %%.1- 1.14.11.1111.1% 111111r- and can catch the ball under y THRU he has also picked up a rc-dshirt - It passes has gone for e The five top sinners in es oo ttlecking and sir- every or- Sunda Tuesday - - la-a--14a..4441.6,414a4a-a.11:1..t LLes‘:`,11•tri, with aweaw4tal it uf talent arid_;_prcssure. His Canowav contest whether or' D. are not quite up to par with * li'd-e""m`e"- al et hie, set hi.' 1:0111- several fine freshmen -prospects. ;tense Only two soars ag • he won the ; they qualify for the 'national el, II with his pass receiving. A second team i Nation.. Back from another season National League passing title and iminations, will receive JAI(. selection la-t yesse Movie-wises... the Racers areTrom Angerio, Gary all-conference, the league's mist val- Football League type football un team, was voted Johnne Hula. Bill Unyi. and he'll be shooting for the rust eds4e%_itid was corn- the five boys who pia.jailcorn aP then has Rorer boas anything lib ?site , - i upabietlee 13player. o• r.19 A411 pha forms, Bit Myers. The Redshirt is Wayne -ton. year." nd will receive warm up Myers. a 6-1. 1100-pleind juniori e.il Kuhlman. 1-4arieriga.th.c freshmen four interceptions all season. ets. and third place winners "THE Charleston, Mo.-"Bill has- I candidates are Jim Biggs and Mike :rem The Giants are tfalking charn- receive footballs. peed and it an excellent . .. in t• Schuette t.good s pionship. And the amaaing ppartScores of competitors APARTMENT" wouldn't hesie• receiver. His blocking and defense will be compare Hal' gays that he is that the old man helm Welds- I 14 NFL regions lust spotty last year but he look- five Nation.. tale ti start any two of ho were !Opp' plays such a major part in to determine the JACK LEMON in the . eci real good at times. Hs missed arrangerneri. six against East Tennessee( their, conversation. Sports being Champions. Special SHIRLEY MaoLAINE spring practice wen a- badi play off all to Racers' opener Sept. 16. "Taus all half of whati they are, it's no free ride, a ill be made t•• they're ankle but he should catch up fast and nal ional I FRED MaoMURRAY deed same polishing but I either. hoth regionally playing in tie. as he is a real hustler.- all capable of . -- _ _... 'sr etb•rwls•-••18411 1 I 1•••••••• ••?1, Y.O.. - pound OVC" he said. •I Kuhlman. a 6-2, 200 Ill. ,-- _ fisit's prablem %will be paroally• tre•hman from Watseka. s,..lved by Coach. Dark Shsl•an's ,Wayne was ••ne if the finest and decision I. use three unes the high school teasers in Illinois 'fall. tate of whist, the- &he arid Was captain est an umieteated, probably t equa: championship team at Watsoka he we time.. If toe third. the Red. de- Very seund fundamentells. it a lot of action this fall ano Vi..1,•pn as. new seems probable, -cc URRAY for sure_ too rill: gel amply opportunity to imeve some people play. rim 'c' year" n d • Toe leatilineend candidates V.'4.-rt: Riggs,' 6-1. 205 pounds, a desertbed by Hen as fellows: i Senuette. a 6-1..185. both- pleyedl ••••• Anger: •. a-6-2. 220-pound Sepsis for Coach Shelton at Henderson.l ter ernes% from Long Beach. N.J.- Biggs was are-season pick Open 6:15 • Start 7:15 • year. -Torn nas as-much or more ability -Mr. End" of Kentucky last speed, * STARTING SUNDAY INITE FOR 5 NITES: * than any end in the htstnre sit' Schuette, iticie has excelii•nt the irkgred- might be the dark-horse freshman the OVC. He has all Admission Adults 75c - good •si'ze. recruit. writs tor greatness - Not Recomno•nded For THE FIERY EVANGELIST es. end candidate, include: Children - 1. • it. t• ti -n 4.rsion, good bands incredible in us Other Breton, a 6-2. 190-Pound filmed in more speed than any •cither player Leen NO PASSES :re. Wanamassa. N.J.: _ an tor squad. A bad leg hampers' sopheinere from T"a"rt-. through -pound ed him most of last season but he Rennie Garrett, a 6-1. 175 . Lernmon• looked great at its end arid an the fresh from Elizabethtown: Jack -sprent The kind of jean he ha., lacktenberg, a 6-1. IR5 - podnd depends on hose much he wahU fresh frem Oncirtnatre and Star- -pound Claudelle' s, give." "n Bracket, a 6-4. 200 ?ens a 6-1. 195-pound yunior fresh from Evan o 'Is. Ind. Isom Champaign. 111.--Gary wa. beat two-way end in the HOLLAND DRUG 'he CRANDALL BACK AGAIN quad last yeat. He is a real head- iunter and he may be our fin'--' ••nd !his season. If tie can puck MILWAUKEE T.P1 - The Mil- or ease on his speed. ii This Sunday up a step aatikee Brases hese reinstated • CHALK-East German Will Be Open LIP•11 WITH BORDER •hould have a Danner year. catcher Del if, the active YANKS MARK Crandall firm after chalk marking the bor- DIANE Hine. a 6-0, 195-pound junier der Communist police stand McBAIN.PINUR KENNEDY rtIrr CMICFRIT =NC your Drug, Pr kw r4pt Ion and Sundry Reeds I•st for use is a pinch hater border point In Berlin. The k loudtrees. Lie, of der line at the lFriedrichstrassie PeabeN4 "1 "4 "fr ', DOKIed It Gen* from- Sturgis-"Sohnny is one tog the .stretch drive crandall. across the pavement Demon Arflt.rielSTIS drew an orange chalk line the rnsese rugeed boys on the squad ho ha,, been on' the dosbled t after Communist pollee I .•WARNER RE CLOSED from the location of the border BROS. WE WILL and has -been oeir best deferssiee since July 5, will teed old) a, to mark straying too 1 IC *ewes] visiting western eideillatui 11 :00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. for Ckeirch Hour .Fai.elefe ,as hinirdf Jell J pinehbater hesoese .ir a mne hinged at (Routtophotol to the but att. •eaceifeeit• teselver. A e ••'..)41 I AIM, a 1.1iAtt:..inan said. close _ -

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• PAGE TENET TuRDAY - SEPTEMBER 0, 1981 LEYIER W TINES - MURRAY. KENTUCKY FIVE DAY FORECAST arid 61 degrees. Kentucky News Continued rather warm and hu- For Rent or Lease Press tmbles By United International mid until turning cooler Sunday LDROOM BRICK HOME, Briefs LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The or Monday. two blocks from college, 1701 Ry- advanced weather forecasts for the Total precipitation will average Ahead an. Living roore, den, kitchen. five-day period. Thursday through one-hail to three-f6urths inch oc- PL 3-2487 or PL.3-9121. s9c Monday, prepared by the U. S. currin as. widely scattered thun- 4..EXINGION,---Kis,-41-011 Per- Department nk Robinson's °wens the afternoon .and mits to build fallout shelters Bureau: YOLPILL. FIND IT IN ,THE WANT ALPS Wanted To Rpnt evening hours through Sunday.--.-- 1 the score in i were issued to two Lexington e Kasko singlY Temperatures for the period will OOM FoR.SINGre-RIAtil. Need residents Tuesday. The permits ng run in the 4921. slac average five to seven degrees private. Unfurnished. Please call went to James D. Elston and Robert L. Faulkner, who estimat- above the ,state seasonal normals FOR SALE PL 3-4937 between 7:00 and 9:00 SIGNS PIRACY BILL its 35th bonier of 72 degreek" ' , BOYS AND GIRLS WINTER DIM s9c ed the shelters would cost $800 ia his 39th in COUNTY, and respectively. Ville YOUR MURRAY-CALLOINAY 9 FT. REFRIGERATOR, eleetric clothing, size 12, like new, jackets, 1400, Louis* normal extremes 84 ming rally by cook stove fully automatic. nieette coats, dresses. Reasonable, details SKIPS NEWS SESSION mytted Johnny WAS/Mk/TON ATV - Presi- set, sectional living room furni- furnished. PL 3-3821. -112p WASHLNGTON 16PD - President 7e of the Dodg- dent Kennedy signed into law ture. PL 3-2487 or PL 3-9121. s9c Kennedy will not 'hold a news also connected Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle Tuesday the bill making air pi- conference this week. White House CROSSWORD PUTZLE STORE COUNTERS IN, GOOD crime ile Gil Hodges BUSINESS 26-INCH GIRLS BIKE. IN GOOD Press racy a federal punishable _condition. Reasonable pric-e Rhone 6ecretary Pierre Salinger ACROSS 4-Dinner . iodgers. pondition. Priced reasonably. See by -death. The new lay permits a 4 92 -2 4 2 2 or 492-3712. Tom said Tuesday there was no special course SMOND 000M0 14th vical I- Aquatic jury, or a pufte in an on-jury d his at 1310 Poplar. s9c reason for deciding against one. 1- F:initted MMIWOU =WWI eight- Scruggs. site blood mammal WNW]] nialgWO OM trial, to impose the death sen- with an 5-Kiln 6-War god Braves. The 9-Ordinal'? 2-Weigitt of URIU LIDIDOCI tence of anyone convicted of for- 111 an Da103 only four hits 24" SILVERTONE TELEVISION language India =woo cazdy seizing or trying to seize an DIRECTORY N rain ag $-Seesaws 519DOU -*mason() in interstate or interns- ndley and re- set. $35.0. In good condition. 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SKIRTS, woman . :Alas ,C•.:: :.•:- Carpet Shampooers with purchase ute to the Year of the Civil War deHAVII1AND clothes, size 10, electric bottle 2-cuts 5%42R1INail • IRl.0.:•.:•:•: Crass Centenniaa "Gone With The m pass 1. - from of Blue Lustre Shapoo. Lau.- lyr Letitia 1 caturs sp _dm" ow 'le auto 4- OBSERVE TRAFFIC LAWS!! sterilizer, little girls clothes scant All good Furniture Company. site Wind" in now Showing at the 11.11(..111-1M • es Results infant size to age 2. Call PL 3- cool Capitol Theatre, at ends r Shop 3 condition and ap. AELP WAN1 ED 0. 1 All Jersey 2 IF YOU CAN SELL, WE HAVE Elli1113 uit of the Loom 0 I C.-\N'T \ BUT YOU JUST WAIT...IN A (/ THEN i'LL BE A LADi-?, 3 Rocket Pup. 1 a local job for you. Permanent YCL/ 3w BECAU6E MOTIR FEW MORE YEARS I'LL BE AND YOU CAN'T HjA L.A:,`Y, n Pres- Rasd pay. Local firm. Ito t job. Good 4 „ irvice 0 'RE YOU'RE INGGER 13166ER THAN YOU ARE: SO & Auto 0 tige position. Will work in city. TIAN AM WAR,NYAH, NYAH Irtk eftitalTd7WrIte'tn-Etux inT.•••••, 2 ,OF FEAND DEEM ItittN3- f- Murray, Kentucky, giving a g e. ftg , i. Pipeline 2 V IN A ki W Grocery 4 !Ju. amMIM Oft els yam monsmamearearn TOcCicet, sl 'imes 0 '101. DECK! man 2 Kengas 2 & FOUND j al ••••• Bowlers •--- 411.16.06 Pik 189 )__LOST ar sr 9-11. WHAT 111A1 MerEsEn Mahoney brought here, poor Remember the murde-r of Jim- /88 Renard -Min 14•44.10110.111 Adam Bell He's her father. Ile my Vance, your heel salesman? LOST: FEMALE BEAGLE hound 185 reputation in Dundee as prisate de- t,, toe attracted sin Ii exiisordinary didn't like his daughter being They did the same to him. Next with red collar. Please call PL 3- PI Vs.1 184 ellenta as barely young Agatha Bell. they took Agatha Bell 4523. Edwin Schmidt Jr., 311 Si. Slie si ght Ito II mon • islet bc.ause kidnapped, so he tried to get away. 183 her . father. Adam Kell. vanished her' back. I tried to help him? can tell you why. They wanted 15th St., Murray, Ky. York for 179 after contemns in New couldn'tAell whether this Adam Bell, and the only way .. 1? London. Consequently. the sus...TU- He t 173 hie Ruthann wax with Agatha when was having any effect, whether they could get him was to 17... . murder was committed near her. at he had won a little time. threaten his daughter.' WANTED • romantie lonely spot on the 171 Than,. nice The victim was Jim- "Just let me have Agatha, Rollison paused again, leaned • i . 171 my Vame. son of the taws late of Tim," he called, and looked at over the gangway, and called - r Adam Bell in the -Silver Queen' SOMEONE TO REMOVE build- Scratch Series r.metic loa,ne.s. Checking his sue- the injured American. very clearly and sharply: "Isn't clear lot at 103 S. 12th ! ings and i• 2438 pleiona. lloth....• went alone to ace One of the men in the gang that right, Ad.iin?" Jimmy's widow. Criselda and din- St. Best offer will be accepted. IC Scratch Game ro.ered Jrnmv's father. Paul. oink- called: "What's this about kid- "It's absoletely right," said Roberts Really, phone day PL 3- ing •iolens eccusaUons against tlje napping?" Ile had a loud, Adam Hell, In a voice which ..41. iurant 872 widow. 1651 or nights PL 3-3924. s9c •me with H.C. r.anisari had to restrain coarse voice, but what mattered hardly'tarried to Rolllson's eaa a. Taut Vanie iioni strangling GM- was the way he asked the ques- "They said they'd kill her if I 258 **Phi, when pull 0 sirens yore RANGY by Wide OnahnsIllar ries with H.C. heaid Gri-elda nocred noll(son tion. and his puzzled look. didn't come out ot hiding. They with • amn mid enabled Vance to Mahoney called: "The guy's told me to come here. What 648 Ailva Bell Y ES -- -I DREAD CH, AUNT to Ag.itha's Rat and &fly I...A I, in, tt, lying; you fool." else could I do? They told me • surrender to pollee. 1:444, Lail re- "That's right," shouted Sam. that if I didn't walk quietly on IT-- SHE ASKS FRlTZI TOTSITE * fn.,' when their ws, IS THAT tit-okra into by • gunman. Tan III- "He's lying, he's trying to foul board, that's What they'd do to SO MANY WE'RE VERNE'S hone!. who shot at Adam before be you.". - my daughter." There was a NOSY GOT WW1 1.-Iled by nolh-on. But Roll!. LIGHT said the man PERSONAL READY RADIO the WORLD' son was knorked out with • g--n **Shut up,' with pause, followed by an anguished: MRS. AND Mahoney es- NOS butt by Adam R.U. t1-.e coarse voice, and he stared -What else coati I dot" QUESTIONS FOR HER WITH PHONE caped. and locating him later with up at Rollison. have it FLOOKY MG STORY' a dockworker. Rolllson discovered "Let's Silence. -TRADING BILL Dell bring forced st.vard a en1.744 all, you.- Then Rollison said softly: COMING- PAID ship mooted on the Thames Ad.,,,, STAMPS tind been lured there p')' ward that -AU right." said Rollison. "I'll "The police aren't far off, and TODAY Agatha had- been kidnapped. make it simple. I have a flat some friends ofmine are locked son I. filrioull), over ti, doubt.- sday crowns', to which be has been alb- In Mayfair. I'd left this missing up in the Crow a Nest. I don't 60.ted.. Agatha there, in charge of my know what Mahoney or anyone servant." He paused between else told you. but now you know • CHAPTER 31 each abort sentence, and could the truth. Every man among "CIVE it up, Rollisort," cried see that it was forcing Itself you will be party to kidnapping Ttlihig like N.-16'am. "If you wound any of tipin them, the simplicity of the and attempted murder if you iet the crew, you'll land in jail." statements and his tone had a the pair get away with it. But Ilitlilson thought: "Got him!" ring of truth. That was his if you find the girl-- It was Sam's big mistake, fur gamble, The man with the coarse ENT" he was trying to tell the crew was at Silver Queen's voice shouted: "Okay, let's find he was an the side of the law; Wembley plant today,"- he went the girl!" Ile moved swiftly to- LI1.1 MINER by Al Oape MON which meant that they weren t en. "I'd been asked to investi- wards the stocky Sam, who was racket. that the:i'd have backing away. "Where Is she ?- BUT' THE WELL,THAT'S IF I KNEW ki CALL FOR IOU, in the gate some trouble there. Sabo- .VVEttka I WIPED (-104/f-5o15.'-YOU 7LAINE no love for Sam and Tim Ma. tage. Itching powder in face he demanded, "where's that IIIEL cur"THE ALSO WIPED OUT ENFORCER" SOMETHING !1- WHERE-THE CHIEF!- SOME- honey if they learned the truth. powder, sand in lipstick, the girl?" ENFORCER' Bail NAMED IRRAY FOSDiCK!! MERELII A 1. ENFORCER'S" MY RACA6STAPLE, 1.4 IMSELF 00PS!!-1 MEAN, -wise! • Then /tollison heard a high- kind of thing to put your girl Sam was mouthing. THAT'S SOME- r, WAS HIDING THE wise hiss. He twisted round stew. "None-none of it's true, none •/-/OU'VE. FLESH WOUNI? GANG!! MY SUMMER 110414 GOT powered friends in a fine out THING TO OUT-HE'D ENFORCER"- and stared at a foaming jet of Enough to make them throw of it-" BEEN CH ELF!! AMP WORST Or AWAO!! BE BE DEAD IIMII MEI NI water coming from a shirs Silver Queen overboard, to sink lie broke oft SHOT!! ALL-MY YACl/T.?).-! REGRETTED!! hose at a porthole, sending a without trace. Understand Pie, Glancing towards the long WITHIN TI-kE laccwork of Icy water over the DO far?" shed gild the great Silver Queen HOUR.ri ship's silvery steel plates, and l'italioney's face was twisted upon it, fearful of what might • drenching him and Adam Belt as he called: "Can't you see he's happen there, Roillson saw mfr. 'The men raced towards him. lying? tic's making his story moving beyond It Not one or The drenching came before up." two, but dozens of men, all 1 Rollison had a chance to dodge, "Shut up. Yank," a nein said. hurrying. Etibutt was there, too but the curtain of water hid Lim Rallison went on: "When Sil- massive to be missed, with the • • from the running men. ver Queen's thrown overboard, rest of his men. There was He swung right, towards the where will you all be? Out of Grice, too, and iiivisional and gang-way. work, my boys. Any_ot you re- ,Yard men, spreading out, to 7:15 Mahoney was nearer than any member the depression days? come upon Siker (Nicest 3 from of the others, but he was stand- Well, that's what raeik get different directions. 5 NITES! * ing on one foot, and leaning again if Silver Owen gets It no longer mattered what against a stanchion: one of his thrown overboard. That's fact. Mahoney said, soul Sam said, Its 75= legs was out of action. Sam Someone's trying to do It, too, what the officers of the ship SLATS by Raaburn Van Buren dren - Wan out, too. Rollison swung r was asked to find out who. did: there was no danger now, ANISE ANN gangway and hauled I went back home to plan the it was all over. lied gambled onto the FINE. KEEP A SHARP, YES WHAT DO himself up, until he stood ten next' step. I reached my flat I that most of the crew were 72EVE0u01: TNE PATIENT DOCTOR! YOU WANT.? feet above the level of the quay- saw red oxide marks on the honest men, and he'd been right IN ROOM 567, WON T • aide. front door snat and on the Ile moved slowly down the The hose 'dripped, and numbed stairs. R, d Ortth, from there!" shaking wooden steps of the silence followed. he roared in sudden fury, and gangway. The risen were ganged up to- pointed to the .0a.sk- with the Ile reached the bottom as gether on the quayside, hesitat- broken stave and the red oxide, Adam Bell cried ..out In a ing because of his gun Rollison sprayed with water and looking startled voice: "Look out!" Waved It, and then raised his like blood. Itollison jerked his head up voice_ Every eye turned to it, in- and saw Mahoney, who had a "No one's going to ga hurt cluding Mahoney's; then back gun levelled in his big right It.they use their heads," he said. towards Itollison. "And I went hand. Rollison knew that he "Not ,even I. After all, I only upstairs. Agatha wasn't there. couldn't dodge right or left, for want the kidnapped girl. She's My servant was, lie was a man the gangway was too narrow. • a nice boany girl, as good as I can remember since I was He'd fought his way out, then IMORID.Callz • the 'best. In (set shout the kind knee high.dleal In a hospital, talked his way out: but there Calm Devlin of girl you'd like your,daughters hovering between life and death. wouldn't be a a-iv out of this. BROS. Ito be. Have a look at the man They smashed his head to yulp. i'To Be Contieurd Tomorrow!,

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He explained that Tenn.. mad ?dna Beflf Heil et sought through- the---FedenineHoue---newt four to nix years and that would be served with sewerage year. the cost to the Water and Sewer Murray, were the weekeeid guests ing Administration. by the' city borrowing n$750,000 erage by this time next -Rudy All- 'steme for each tap runs welh of Mr. and Mrs. Solon 'Shackel- Chambers of Commerce are also the .new areas would be furnished Councilman aarnes that the It was his thought, hir ford. The group spent the Labor attemptinp to aid those seeking with sewerage facilities at least britten told the group over, $100. for the the resident should pay Dey holiday weekend at a abin accomodation.s. three years before it -was intend- city was saving money said, that housing Sew- cost of tapping owes about $700,- taxpayers by the Water ,,and more of the real on InentuckynLake. Befere closing in 1259 Polk was ed. ;the city now of .• . * System crews doing the entire on instead of the token fee a military metropolis as self-suf- 000 on its present sewer bonds, er , new program by themselves. $5.00 which has been in effect • Mr. and 'Mrs. John C. Winter ficient as any city. 14 provided its he continued, and with the expansion p Id cost approximately for many years. and.. rhildrkt own utility systeMs, hospital; wa- bond issue, this atnount would be wou Social C:alendai sew- per cent more if the job was Sewerage lines InaVe-'been 'ex- _ Paar - . ManyEyrIa.renuneclahome Friday ter supply recreational facilities, doubled. For this reason the 40 ba an outside' firm, he tended into all the area in the after, a vacation in New York, warehouses, rail sidings, airport, erage rates are being increased, euntrseeed • in------northeast section oj the city and IMF Boston. Bar Harbor. Maine, and road system. and housing, messin,s; he said, and the tapping fee saicL of the WSCS of the First Method- of questions were of those residennia for the past - Saturday. September 9 otlare -parts- f the New a. - creased. A number all _ al ea Church wii wei snllte sancial n- — Er11114-114-1-and administrative ---faellities and the couh-- have had die op- (Continued from Page n) The Rain •Cfrni. will have §tates. Enroute they toured the mike posed to Mayan Ellis three weeks ther:c_hnr:hj.a1- 7:3ti p.m. In all, some 2.000 buildings only property owners tap- application alt . . sock. hop. at the American Legion nail of. Ridge _aeon (area Smoky The cia which were answered. portunity to make potentially dangerous and reflect- Blue up the loosely•-kim nucleus of the of $5.00 Admission will. be individ-, going- in visit ping on now at the rate It was pointed out by Council- the rate of $5.00. One area which S. Army. Hall. °Uri aint. befcre post, which has provided housing, ed poorly on the U. 35e. are those who have sewer lines man Leonard nasughe, chairman of does mit have sewerage lines is inns 25c and couples The WMS of the First Baptist relatives in Louisiana including- messing and administrative facili- • * • • running by their property. It was the Water and Sewer Committee; the area ajong the railroad which About 50 rifle-carrying soldiers Church. Will observe the week of Mrs. Winter's mother. Mrs. N. E. ties for a many as 3000 troops Chant- explained that new lines were that either sewerage rates could is. too low r the current facilities and two colonels showed up for The Tri Sigma Alumni nrayer for State miSsions. at the Vincent at Lake Charles, 1.1.-The at a time. will have run in the northeast section of be raised very 'high to take care to accomodate. If the area is sup- Paar's filming session Thursday er and College Chapter • church at 3 pm. with a state mis- Winter family have their own Buildings ii the post are pre- the city out of regular operating the bond issue, or a lower with sewerage facilities in — at the Friedrichstrasse crossing ceffee- at the Student Union: Other meetings trailer and they camped - dominantly eooden, of what the of plied Building at 9 a m. a part in: sionary as speaket. inVa revenue because that area was could he set and a station will have was the laraest contin- as Parks and trailer courts uniaermy to as "mobilization sewer rate the future, a lift puint. It wail be held et 3 pm. tlaraugheut tional refers the only one not sevved, which instituted. The of over yet sent to the the Missouri Valley Regional As- a revised tapping fee to be installed et _cost gent of U. S. troops their vacation. ;type" construction. was the capability of the as the ni ; Ine week-with a mil44)11317 as 1 • within latter idea was adopted _ _ concrete and barbed wire.- barn- sociational meeting. All alum on Thursday. - • For those bringing their fami- $20,000. . !speaker present system, which is operated of the two plans, he said. sewerage system operates 4 cede between East and West Bar-'are Urged to attend. lies, getting youngsters into school better The • • • • Society Of emphasized that the water basis with the sewer- Woman's should present no real problem. Ile on a gravity a • • remaining the same. • on the ease - The Woman's Association nt the Service The superintendent of Vernon again. rates are age. treatment plant Christian are The- passage I if the ordinance point in the I•7 Poor Taste Monday. entlinnniiiiin 11 1Cullege Presbyterian Church will patinh schools has said he teens Alexandria and Pineville highway being lowest Sunday School Class can its second reading was delayed The Dorcas meet at the church 'with Mrs. A. Has General Meet certain there will be a ample class. also extending what Mt they on system. In Congress. Senate Democratic First Baptist Church err from last Friday when it *rein- extended into of the .pperud and Mrs. Jenne John- The 'Woman's Snciety of Christ- troom spare and sufficient teachers to incoming "residents". Sewer lines were Leader Mike Mansfield, Mont . at 6 p.m. to a • Cham- would have receined the city be- meet at the church n s cohostess at 8 anm: the .Methodist sitoan handle the "population"b3population explo- The Alexandria-Pineville arily the: northeast part of the saidat eas ,n poor taste tu auae (4 .L, .a . meetini and a vote of ap- a to. -RcoS'a Restaurant at Cahrt-u-Stjrchvincel'idof its eFnirserat reactivation of ber of Commerce is answering for ssecondpecrouv . reading fore the large three quarters of U. S troops as "props" for Paar's reservatines • • 7, •• the south Pond for dinner. For at the church on Tuesday morn-. Polk. general information abhut million dollar project to the show He said Pear most shalt, of Euzelian Sunday School passed the ordin- 'Call Mrs. L. D. Miller Mrs.; The ing at ten o'clock. But he reminded that Louisiana Central Louisiana area and provid- The council and west is begun. 'file blame. • r Ward Outland. „ Class of the First Baptist Church regarding hous- ance on the first reading on .aaaa 7 Everett "Study of the Holy- Spirit" was law requires that students enter- ing information S . 4 • ,at the home of Mrs. which gave city 're- 'What is transpiring in -Berlin ,.'.iil _meet the theme of the program present- ing public schools present their ing in those two cities. August 18, Overbey, Benton Road, at in other live on sewer linen is not a TV spentacular." he sad. The Bethany Sunday Sennalajcagar ed by the Mary Leona Frost birth certificates, or certified' cop- Chambers of Commerce sidents, who of the First Baptist Churenn7:30 p.m. In charge. of_the ar- and cities are Lin- aver three weeks in wliich to IV Of CW of - Class Circle with Mrs. N. P. Hutson Ift5_., along with the most recent nearby. towns croup It has overtones ereofound esnMrs. Will . Rose's for tapping an Will -meet at the home of Mrs.; rangements sgining the introduction. Others report card from the school nest dertaking the same service. maktntpplication tmedy, and should not be maie canal:Sneed of Mesdames around the? $5.00,-the rate which Meets Thursday E. C. Parker, 709 Elm Street, at: group taking part were Mrs. B. C. All- attended. The area immediately at nate of hope Berlin will not Denny Smith, much for a npmber IV of the Christian Wo- a game. I 7:30 p.m. :Rose. Overbey. britten, Miss Matite Trousdale. Schools here opened for the Fort Polk. and throughout (fhiasbeen in effect .Group • • e Aaron Hopkins. and is predomi- Fellowship of the First become the new Mecca for the • Dewey Crass. and Mrs. G. B. Scott. 1961-62 session oh September 5. of Central Louisiana. years. men's agriculture and a delegation of Church met in the jaded of the entertainment world " The Mattie Bell Hays Circle Nell Norsworthy. Mrs, charles M.'Baker gave the Problems and needs arising from nantly devoted to Last Friday Christian , citizens appeared before church parlor on Thursday morn- • devotion and the closing prayer the audden opening of the Army timber. colored to the south. is protest the tapping 9:30 o'clock. was lesi by Mrs. Hutson. camp have by now become familiar Lake Cha es, the council to ing at it rapidly blossom- the new ordiance. Dan Hutson presented the The president. Mrs. J. B. Wilson. ones to Leesville residents and one of the fee of $50 in . Mrs. centers in Louisiana. told by Mayor Ellis and the program which Reenacted at the meeting. A report those of the adjacent area. ing industri They were devotion • home of Chennault Leonard Vaughn. summary of the group's was made by Mrs. Goldia Curd on They have provided necessary It is also the and Councilman was a Base. and Sewn', the coming year. the school of missions held in housing and services to military Air Force Chairman of the Water study for to the east, is one the sewer line Mrs. M. C. Ellis,aa Jaek_son. Tenn. e'hich Mrs. Lil- personnel in the past. afid many Alexandria, Committee that it The chairman. for- principal conventinn cities in the city, a was also the hostessw han ..Graves. Mn. N. P. HutsOn. candidly confess to looking of the runs by a beanie presided and so state 'because of its insti- for a tapping morning meeting. Refresh- Mrs. Walter Mischke. and Mrs. ward with anticipation to doing of the resident coatint/apply for the and agencies as well as old rate of $5.00, were served to the twelve Curd attended. - - — tutions permit at Int ments Air Force Base would pre- present. Announcement was made of the - NOTICE - England and that thin -situation persons The climate of the area is September 11, the ef- Seminar to be held September 20 vail until Ledger and Times is al- moderate. Snow is a rarity. State- of the indinance. After in Dresden. Tenn. Mrs. John Whit- The .1eetive date HOSPITAL to run pictures ..of wide, temperatures produce an' delegation was told, ACTOR LEAVES nell of Murray will .replace Mrs. ways pleased that. date, the wedding pictures. annual mean in 67-degrees, with have to pay the Beard who resigned. as conference new brides or everyeme would is requested in extremes of more than 100-degrees of $50.00. treasurer. Your cooperation tapping fee 1,n as soon as or below 20-degrees exceptional lines do not now W-0-6D itIPI — Actor Three new members added to getting pictures Where sewer HOLLY they can be pub- and short-lived. itecc i:Ll ahave to 'pay Massey, famous for his' the roll on Tuesday.were Mr. Wil- possible so. that Aexist, prespinidgen Raymond Berabaagnen thia, outdoor recrea- intrisaal at Abraham 1.in-. effenewairrienntreiret nviseasanaseasna re atilanagejav green ori• is a yeai-rotiiiirtiiitgOV Fish- in his hime The Ledger and Times is corn. tion dollar, tapping fees have coin, was convalescing Mrs Freeman Fitts. boating and hunting draw' Five performed at ptetely equipped to handle any ing. accepted from residents today from surgery due to the lace- not been Hospital Mas- and all cuts or mats. Just give US particular interest the city where Cedars of Lebanon waterways, in new areas of opera Mrs/Clegg Austin Picture and we can take Care work of streams and been run. sey, 65. underwent a hernia the lakes, sewerage lines have not technical aspects liberally punctuated with lion Friday. Hostess For 21leet of ell necessary At the time they will be accepted, *et the picture in the paper. across the state: Of Group Ill CWF '1.• Mrs Clegg nunin epened her home on the College Farm Road far the meeting of Group III of the Christian Women's Fellowship tile First Christian Church held on Thursday evening it eight o'clock. • Presenting the program was Mrs. Maurice Crass. Jr Inc de- %anon _was men by Mrs. A B. Crass. 1. Mrs. Bill Marvin. chairman, presided at the meeting. . During the social hour refresh- I ments were served to the ti ureen persons present. I S. Miss.. . Ledger & Times' (Continued from Page 1, SPECIAL ear- DONE TO PERFECTION: The chef looks pleased as he makes a trial cut into chi:tenet- • ;West St. Paul with the -look of a broaed steak. TO keep meat from drying. he need a Spaltiath Onve rairizade sas4ce. summing star Her measurements: — ,• 25-36. FREE TRIAL ON I Talents Winners W : —Miss CakforniaqASusat Ann !Henry-son. of FresrV A junior :studying' art at lareeno State Col- COMPACT -- as SMITH-CORONA l'oropilareocit.ene tlege, she has had no tratranr. !a singer, but won by belting a ly JOAN O'SULLIVAN 4C'd'e4 medly of jazz songs 'THERE'S nothing ea feed ' Miss Utah. Carolyn Deann In• as a steak or a ham- swer. of Silt Lake City. She took burger cooked outdoor, over : the talent preliminary with a NEW a charcoal fire. You can't clever pantomme on a career gifts- BRAND beat that wonderful aroma 1 day, and that great flavor; 1 —Miss Texas. Linda Jac yn I COMPACT Broiling over direct ha: ' Left's. of Fort Worth. .an om- however. ter.,.:s to ere a a plished sporano and a s at meat, so use a flavorful olive Texas Christian lan,v,ersian wth a FULL DUTY col marinade ta keep the bur- :3 4 grade average. gers and steal: aicy and moist and to tendeaize. FULLY ELECTRIC Preparing Sleek Have steak ctit l'nj to '2 Calloway ... FOR YOUR OFFICE _ Inchas thick. Pinch all oi.• resintinued from Page ') with a.heavy barbecue skews• ortr.• 'figwort., to prevId• .n then brustathe marinade Weil Ortatoodiaq. moo &soh. P.M- Into the holes and let meat in addition to Hale's triumph in EASY a... et operatic.. print perfect resales sod stand for several hours. 'both FFA and open classes The- garb.. it•peci•y of Ivor, efeetrleo N • truly icernead Unless meat is prime or placed Max mas Smith second. •••••11••.. Elaq-stao Ceolose, f411 mho Keyboard I. do • choice quality, sprinkle with !Parks. founh. Michael Palmer, S efil daft talks typio. Choice of «wetly* type eIvI•ft, ciarnmercial tenderizer after :fifth. and Ronnie Like, Sixth: TERM trashing with marinade, I In the green stick airtured eine aVhen it's time to cook, a:. !of the FFA division. Jerry Parker low .4 to 8 minutes on each TO PREP.aRE STC lK for a marinade, use a helve; bar- ;placed 'third, Ronnie Lace, fourth, CALL Side (depending on heat of fire) becue skewer to puech hotel In it, brush raarinada in holes. Charles & Times !and Thomas Collins fifth. • Ledger Ii PL 3-1916 for a steak 'in. thick, 6 ao Paschall won fourth place in the minutes for a 2-in, thick During last few rant:les, Tarragon Marinade: Cam. green stick dark tohacen open di- or, if steak Is encased steak add 1 tbsp. manned parsley. lane 2 tbsp. nparnsh olive oil, : anion and Ronnie Like seventh. in dol:ble holier, turn frequent- Pour hot olive od over steak. Collectively these members of al:a:wing 8 to 15 rranutes 2 tbsp. ketchup, ?a tsp. crushed ly. Let star.d several hourn Broil enact tarragon. the Callinvay. ('hapter won more and • altogether cooking 4 ever charcoal. than 1200 in prize money. Pour over 6 to R htirbur. filches from heat. ' Calloway's closest competition Anchovy Marinade: Blend gars in heavy duty fail; :Lid For Hamburgars together f tr. anchovy pasle, for the Comrnisnoner's aesirt was 5. ovar •ail to enclose. Marinate ;tapasoy -mace. c. olive mi. Adairville When barbecuing ham- for 2 hrs. to 2 days. burgers, forin 'neat into ia tsp., cregana and 1 tsp. the , Chill Sauce Marinade: Com- patties. You can keep the garlic powder. bine 2 tbsp, chili saeee, C. JET LANDS SAFELY meat Ilan/ and flavorful for Rub with laann "o steak. - • Sparilinolive cJ, 1 tbsip. gra- 48 In the Mari. Let Mend *eve. " • s. Broil. , am to litn..zs ted •onion, ?a garlic .clove, nade. 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