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EMBER 29. 1958 • First Selected As A Best All Round ... Kentucky Communtty Newspaper with lent Local News Largest Circulation arham 12, Willis 12, &Ind In The City :eland and Pete Rut- Local Picture, the officials. The Largest of trophies was illiarn Ratelift Circulation In former United Press Douglas High. International IN OUR 79th YEAR The County Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon,. December 30, .ARS FOR PHIL8 1958 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXX1X No. 308 LPITIA — (UPI) — ielphia PhiInes had at - division finish in ir peroid between 1918 when they finished )32. ONSOLIDATED SCH0q1. IS PLANNED FOR ME COUNTY SCHOOLS; LAND A Record Snoustorm Rages In IS BOUGHT Southwestern CUBA ,$350,000 Bond Part Of Nation „van& MATANZAS atlantic Issue Will Be

United Press international PINAR , ported five inches Sold as. A record and Denver' With s..othwestern DRIOEL cean No snow- one .4„,„e7Z44-itzn Increase inch. o O Vtorrn raged CAI8APIEN In through Taxes the night I Forecasters crippling traffic and said light sn HAVANA LAS stranding' was expected VILLA'S motorises in parts of to continue today Texas. Ok-' in Oklanana, k•N,,,, Shower Planned lah ma and New with snow and • CAMAGUEY Mexico. freezing A record 14 rain spreading north- /5/c For Family W. inches of snow eastward Whose H. Brooks Farm stalled traffic through portions of .1.s"N On College in Albuquerque. Pin Pines I SANCTI ORIENTE Home M., Kentucky and Tennessee Burned Monday. snapping utility. and sou- thorn Illinois and SPIRITUS lines and knocking out Indiana. . electricity' Edge Farm Road to at least 50,000 of Cold Air Mess Will Re persons. G vein &Mom. Location Up The line snow, freezing a A stiower to 15 inches of snow hit! rain •Assos. will be iven in the..... other sections, and dezz!e extending fern nor: Cari6bean home of Mrs. of the southern B:l.r Murdock A canine high school is being lains ern Texas :nt. the Ohio Val, ti NAVAL three miles high schools of New Mexico) and drift- south of Lynn Gre n_d by the county will receive the marked the southern edge cSeel. STATION Friday school same curriculum ing snow in six t sevan inches of a , a. afternem al 2:00 far Mr. system, and a twenty now being en- c Id air mass pushing a and acre tract joyed swept the Oklahoma and from Can- Mrs C. C. Weatherford. of land has by the Murray Training Texas' ada. , already been pur- School panhandles. Mr. anti Mrs. Weatherford, chased for the and Murray High School. Inagt cure of CUBAN Eli both site. accordirg to Drifts of nearly eieht the end air was CRISIS-President Fulgencio of whom rmation The county system is also feet centered Batista shook Villas had been are past 65 and in released today by ing toe- closed alL roads over Atsrthern Minne- up the Central Cuban Army captured and that the south coast poor Buron training aids and in th• Oklahoma Command and or- naval base health. Is, their h•:me and Jeffrey, Superintendent materials, panhandle sota and- n.irthwestern Wisszonein dered 2.000 reinforcements at Cienfuegos was "besieged." The of for which it can not during the night, and to the "waistband" latest claims all of its contents with :he County Schools. now qualify. other where early morning readings province of Las Villas indicated an all-out insurgent effort ex- The new roads in central and north- to halt a rebel drive to to split ception of a TV set and consolidated high dropped to 10 below zero. -split Cuba in two. The the 750-mile Island with Fidel Castro's a c Rune The consolidated school western Oklahoma were reported Read- Rebel Radio claimed that rebels .1 °hairs, by fire scho.t1 will be will be constructed at no ings in the teens were the port of Caibarien occupying the Eastern end and Batista's just a few days constructed increase as hazardous with packed common on the north coast of Las bee re Chretman on a large twenty in taxee Jeffrey sad. slum through government holding the West. (Central Press) and freezing rain. i rywa and Nebraska and The acre tract just west of the The money will corn:, in: Wea.herfaren resided three W. H from the the northern Rockies. Brooks home on the Minimuum Foundation Many •Peraonis 8trsnded and one-half miles Sneer' of Lynn College Farm capital In Texas, Warmer temperatures in the Road , outlay program. stetres of persons Greve. Both Mr. and Mrs. Weal- This is money 30s and 40s prevailed in which can were stranded by the heavy snow the The Hoola-Hoop therford wear glasses This Isove was decided be used for the pur- Oh Valley and Is and their on by chase -along US. 287 the Atlantic All The the County af grounds, from Amarillo to Rage In loss was sa complete Sch•nol Board being constructing Coast and in the Germany that even bundings Dumas Monday before highway. Pacific Coast their glasses told ba# the State Department retire bonded endebt- states. Rain were destroyed in of edness crews opened the highway cantinued in the the blaze. Education thet and for the purchase Mon- East from Too, Writes Only a few scatter- it should be pre- of day night. eastern Virginia and Miss Gerlinde ing peens - itself needed equipment. Megow articles of clothing was for the discnntinuance southeast Pennsylvania into To Parents sal- The Texas Highway Patrol Birds sou- vaged. of smne of the county high schoon theas:trn New York. The hoola-hoop This money is given to -roads into New Mexico north of is all the rage the. class The home because of the small ennallment. coun- in Germany average was 3.9 Last was not covered by ties and is based on Amarillo were blocked too. according to a week and to Album we also insurance. The present the average by snow,' letter we had 3 geometry sent a minimum number daily attendance and plows from Miss Gerlinde Megow. test. package. is leader of in the school worked •hrough the I'm afraid I won't of a community Mrs. Murdock stated nudents for a high school Two daughter of Professor have better group of that any is system. night to restore trains Satellites and Mrs. than a women who came to- article of clothing 100. Three of the high Gerhard Megow 4 its it, but probably not gether that onyane schools in Jeffrey said that the The snow storm was blamed of Murray, to once a week to wish the county. flea' Concord, money .1)er Month Planned her parents. any worse either. I know how sew, knit to give or anything else Hazel received would a car-truck crash Miss Megow is atn; to (Continued on Paige and Lynn be used to retire Monday do the problems. but I just Six) would be appreciated. As an Grove now on an present 'forwhich killed For Next tending high school in S.utgart, didn't in- bonded endebtednees. Mrs.. Elizabeth Cr- Year have enough time dex to their size Mr •gency basis: A Whiteside. Germany this year and to finish. I've Weather- new bond issue of $350000 Dell 39. Amarillo, and is living been having a ford wears a size r Jeffrey -.Kith relatives there. pretty hard time in 15 shirt and el said that at was will be ink!, which will her daughter, Tanya, 10, at Ver- Math. but Mrs. Weathertird contemplated be re- I'm slowly catching Murray a 16 or 18 tte.t perhaps two-of tired each year by this non, Tex. By Portions of her letter are on now Hospital size dress. the schools capeal CHARLES CORDIRY be- Geometry is fun when - could be put together. outlay fund from The snow connnued during ing reprinted below the Minimum the United Press international for the in- you knew how to do R. Articles will be picked up but even then, he said, the Foundation. night from Oklahoma terest of readers I like it if small and south- WASHINGTON (UPI) L.ast year Miss better than Algebra. Saturday's complete record fol- the owners will call number of students — The Mete*. Mrs Mur- enrolled The new school west Kansas westward into sou- United States plans attended Murray Tr,in- Our school lows: dock at HE 5-4921 would place building will to launch an ing has undertaken a or they may it on such a bisis have a cpacity thern Colorado and eastern New average of School. project be left with that another of 500 to 600 two satellites a menth that our class started. Census Tip Miller and D & consolidation would pupils and Mexico. in 1959 Nov. 14 We're 42 W Auto be necessary will be as modern and while at the same time sending packages to East- Part: here in Murray. in the near future as well An 18-inch snowfall Adult Bed, The equ:pped as any school buried forging ahead with ballistic ryes- The Germany into the Russian 85 Weatherfords are unable to as the minimum number of in Frazer. Colo.. Trinidad, church here is completely zone Emergency Beds .. stu- the area In fact. it has Colo., re- sile and other nuclear weapons different to some addresses . 23 work and are under 'he dents Was raised to 150 been from our church. I that our home- Patients Admitted care of or 200. described by the state I, deter Russia from room teacher 5 a doctor For sever.:1 Depart- 4 war. d WI like it here in church. knows. We Fent Patients years the State ment of •Education In net nip-and srme Dismissed 6 Board of as a model luck race. Ame r- Es eryihing and everybody already about a month ago New Education has pressed school building. ice is credited is so along Citizens 0 the county by many experts coin and impersonal. with letters. We got a Patients All at school board to either Congressman with The people admitted from Tuesday New England and the 'ncrease The County B: and of setting a faster pace in in church prompt answer about two weeks the number of students Dille] know each ,other, be- 11:00 a. m. to Saturday 11:00 state of New Jersey could tion and a Citizens space exploration this year and cauc later. The peiple up a. m. fit enrolled in the five county Cominntee th.y only see each other !tire really Mrs L. K Shield inside the borders of high met during holding its own in have it rough , and baby Nebraska. schools or to the Christmas hell- lung-range on Sunday. The minister isn't and they were boy. 1315 consolidate them. days. Stubblefield mis ile development. ac- very grineful Poplar; Jack Blalnek. Jeffrey pointed Jeffrey said and decided quainted with his congregation. fur the packages. No 4th; out that only this on Si:tient:As and One woman Junior William Parrish. fur subjects move after being, presented military. men hail onti there aren't with wh 411 Herr One reason are being taught in the talking any such nice RI 3: Willie Turpen. toothpaste, shaving :he with something of an Atlassateilite Lunch- izet-togethers. Keller. our teacher, has been in Ppryear. cream county high, schools -ultimatum" p ,t-tuck supper and Tenn.; Mrs. Charles and cosmetics don't dry while by the State Department ed Dec 18 as evidence of so correspondence fir quite Smith and Murray Training School of Ed- Moves Today spec- on. They have youth group- a while baby inn. out when the cap is left off has fif- ucation tacular performance Rt 1; Mr-. Cletus their teen or more and Practically all funds come by a ne n in but thr adults dint even Copeland. tubes in the presence Murray High from caught flat-footed knin, Rt 1, Benton; Miss of sorfaitol, School has the state whereby the by Russia's each other. During a corn syrup derivative a large number. sh. first the churn' Bob Cook Freida Breach, RI 3, which schools are operated. Sputnik 14 months age. service the Leader Puryear. helps In consolidating the county Congressman minister is so high up Tenn., Wm Janns them re'ain their original The Citizens -elect Frank Al- Weapon Missiles Ready Swann. 1309 school system into one building, Committee in a and far away in is pulpit that Of Sales Force Olive Blvd.; moisture. statement bert Stubblefield resigned his in the weapons field Carlos Jones, 201. etudents attending the to the beard urged as 1958 n :cern- tha; he doesn't fidi th^ So 12th; county that the position Monday as a state rail- ends. American Thor Mrs. Otis Ferguson. County School Soled missiles are proper c. ntace to his c ingrego- New proceed road commienoner. installed in Britian Concord; Mrs. Harry Hemp- with all possible spet-d" in a; least tion. When I am in church sher in Governor A. 13. Chandler small numbers, here 413 So. 11th; Tony G Joyce, the construction of the will ready to hurl I always think how Twelve new appoint nice it is Rt. 2. Golden Panel; Ounce, building. a successor to Stubble- at•cnic retaliation if Russia pro in Master Le- 10 3-4 Inch - our church. Everybody knows land Mark One fact field to complete the remaining %ekes war. With a Peeler, 210 No 13th.; which persuaded the range of m ire everybody else, and after Mrs board year of his term. than 1.500 miles. church J. hn L. Smotherman and is that a "study of they apparenny per, talk to each the Congressman are longer .other. And baby boy, 201 So 9th; Baby Has relative locations of and Mr,. Stub- the -reachiing ballistic th, you Rotxtrt 50-50 Chance the five can go home with a Charles Gibson, To Live high schonlis blefieki left this m rning for missiles in operatienal readiness; Rt. 2, Buchatan. shows that each Warm feeling. But here most Tenn, Mrs. school is their Washington. D. C. hamet on either side of ths Nora Cole, Mundy closer to Murray than lees Curtain. people go home with 'se Rest CHICAGO (UPI) too 111 about 11:00 having Home; Brooks Radford — 'Docnirs would any other school, inch ck. taking with American Jupiter missiles of gotten anything Wind- said today try to give subcutaneous even if it out ot the ser- sor. Lynn Grove; 12-eence _Gloria Man- injenctions were possible to them their youngest daughter the same range are ready for vice.. Mrs. John R. of water and sugar. go from one Falwell, Rt. ses has a fighting chance for center directly Mary Boaz. deplos.ment to Italy. 1; Mrs Ewin Dick, In treating Gloria, doctors went tn another. "During the last 300 So. 151h.; survival if they can get some "The most Their oldest daughter Mks Russia is credited officially three week. Poe Pittman, Gen. back to the records of Jacqueline direct route from here the we_thir was terrible. Del; Miss Loud in her. - any one center Jennye Sue Stubblefield is a will having nperational So. cold Kathy Ann Lockhart, Benson. also of Chicago, to any other must missile, and damp So. It the child. bort Sunday, who student al the University Ken- with ranges and dreary and de- 9th; Mrs. John Canup. Rt. lives, holds the all-time of up to 800 or 1.000 pressing 1. she will tie the world's record foe (Continued on Page tucky apd Miss miles. She that I wa.; glad when 5' Hardin; Mrs. Jack Fri st,imiskt record lightweigh) Six)_ Frankie Stub- tins not. apparently. was RI 2; for the smallest babies who survived. blefield deployed at home and didn't have to Mrs. Richard Farrell. baby in history Miss Bens as a student at Green- those' weateins to ba.ses 04 Pop- to survive. in. new a 22-year old go out. Every thy was foggy. r; Mrs. Robset Berard kindergarten brier College at Lewisburg. West in her Eastern Eur ilean sate!ai.e aby teacher in suburban and it wasn't much better boy. College The infant is only 10/34 inches Vrrginia. count when tation; Mrs. ayd Palatine, also weighed only Iowa Students we left yesterday W. Linn. king and can be held easily in 12 Mr Stubblefield won in the' Perfecting ICBM's merning for a 201 So. 15th.; Toy Bolen, ounces when she was trip to the Rt. the palm of the hand. Her born at Use •primary last May over Both America Black Forest. But 2: Mrs. Merritt Jordan, head St. Anne's Hospital ID Cards Neble J. and !thesis are urprisingly Rt. is the size of a tennis en Jan. 14, Gregory, incumbent. perfecting enough, as soon as 1; Mrs. T. Sledd. 712 Poplar. ball. 1936. the and then intercntinentalo ballis- The baby, actively tic we got there the clouds dissolved Patients dismissed waving her Miss 10V4A CITA, L ,wa — wen over his Republican op- missiles ICBM. but neither from Tuesday arms Benson was kept in an (UPI) — and we had a beautiful 11:00 a. m. and legs about. was being Students at the Slate University ponent in the general election has ntnem in service. The sky with % Saturday 11:00 incubator for 4/12 months before U. S. a : warm, friendly a• T. cared for in an incubator in of Iowa are putting this falL Atlas ICBM. one of which sun. It was she was sent home weighing to good use became wonnerful to Aiwa Swedieh Covenant Hospital, 7/12 this year a new The many friends of the now-orbiting SCc the sun again. , Ceoper, Rt 1. Hazel; Mrs. pounds. erne-saving "I- the Stub- 8.700 penond We, R. where she satellite, saw "Buhlerhohe" where R. "Bob" Cook George Taylor kind was born 3In months D." card system which has blefields wish for them a good is slated :AI enter Strate- baby .: boy, prematurely. When told of Gloria's birth, been Adenauer spends his vacation. Hazel; James described as "unique" life in Waehington. gic Air Comrsbnd units R. R. (Bob) Cook, Hazel, Lyons, 212 Imams Miss Benson erid "Wonderful! arm by the we also could Ken- Mr.- Glen Dr. Nils Tunestam, the family If. major educational end of 1959. • have seen 'he tucky, led the Travis and baby boy. she has the kind of care institutions. Rhine and entire Vernon 303 physician, said the infant "has I hz41," Registrar A test Atlas France if it hadn't Company sales E 8th., Benton; Mrs. a she'll make it. Ted McCarrel said has, fired 6.300 been force for the sec- Wm. chance to survive, although the mites down so hazy in the valleys. In ond straight Ed Peery. Rt. 1; Joe Hicks, it is idea is to expedite the Atlantic missile Fresidenstadt, year in 1958. Mod- a slim Says Prayer setnnees range a resort town el, Tenn.; Edw. chance.".. However, he to students, and to increase Weather from Florida with consid- in The Vernon Company, Newton, T. Phillips. Rt. said "I've said a prayer for the the 1 the Black Forest we 5; Mrs. if Gloria lives, the odds accuracy and efficiency erable accuracy. drank cof- Iowa, has coast-to-coast Carl Jones. Rt. 2; Mrs. little girl," Miss Benson added. of the fee and at cake coverage Charles were better than 50-50 that she university's recording Russia is believed to in at'eaft." with over 450 Darnel and baby boy, "I hope she grows up and filing Report have fired November salesmen. Thv RI. would grow up to he a normal to be a system. her c• mpeting 29 manufacture 6, Benton; Miss Phyliss York. fine healthy young missiles 4,000 miles It's and sell advertising child. woman." The 1 I'I iOt•I Dress internatioal and hard these days to RI. 4, Bentun; plastic black and gold n the U. S. government aces Find specialties, calendars. mirrors, Mrs. Merritt Jor- The infant's mother. Mrs. Ma- card ees time for writing a dan, Rt. 1; Feeding Big Problem bears the student's signature the reuirted Russian letter. iiThe signs and executive gifts Mrs. Mackie Holland, bel Manses, 23. spoke lovingly and claim that teachers are giving to the 303 No. A hospital spokesman said the is embossed with it can double that range. us m heme- nation's businessmen 4th.; Mrs. Lennis Ward, of her "little kitten," but his name and Southwest Kentucky.— Cloudy work as for adver- 214 big problem now is when and steeled "ID." number a Christmas present it tising and goodwill Woodlawn; Mrs. Robert Scott, herself for the It resemble, a and rather cold with occasional .eems. purposes. how to feed the girl. passibility her department Marlboro College Every day this week I Bob. and baby girl. 311 No. She has daughter might store charge pate -rain or drizzle in Vermont, lives in Hazel with his 16th.; Mrs. not eaten since not live long. and today. possibly with an have worked on rivi, homework Katie Brown Crutcher, her birth Sunday Doctors is issued in much the same changing enrollment of 50 girls, Wife and two lovely daughters. 203 Maple afternoon. said it was just as well to freezing rain or claims from 3:00 until 600.11f St ; Mrs. manner. to be the smallest not longer He is the son of Mr. Sherman Ray Notes and that Mrs. Manses. a Huntsville, snow tonight and Wednesday. liberal .efterwards Ralph Cook, baby - "The decision to feed her Various offices arts college in the nation. I am ustfelly so ex- local retail girl. Rt. 4, Benton; Master is Ala., native was thinking and depart- High today in low 40s, hausted merchant. a big one because the of the ments low to- th..t I don't want to do Bob Garry Dean Starks, Rt. way she possignlity of on campus have "hand night near 32. has sold for The Vernon 1, Benton; takes food her daughter's registers" California anything brit cat and go Leonard Ray Barrow, is very important to death similar to those used leads the U. S. to bed. company for ten years and Rt. 3. Ha- whether because chances of survival in By the way. you has zel; Jack she will survive," he in stores where the customer's the marker of cities can pat me on been one of the top Blalock, No. 4th; Mrs. were "so small." Temperatures at 6 a.m. en.t.: served b,y the back ten producers Harry said. neme is transferred commercial airlines. fur a 2-1 (A-) in the for the last Ham.psher. 413 So. 11th.; The father, Philip, from his Covington 36, Louisville Texas comes Ian eight, topping them The infant probably 23, a groc- credit card 37, Pa- next and then Germ .,lest, a 2-1 in Tony Joyce, Rt. 2, will not ery worker, to the firm's billing Nebraska. a all in 1957 and 1958. Golden Pond. be fed until revealed he and his ducah 39, Bowling Green 35. .. French te4 and a Robert Gibson. Wednesday or Thurs- wife form. nintian nickels 3 (not SO He is Tennessee and Rt 2. Buchanan, day, had given up hope f ir the Lexintgen 32, and London 30. good. but it'll do) Kentucky Tenn.; unless she shows signs of For university ale pradirced each snit- in a big French Divisional Manager Jr. Wm. Parrish. Rt. baby before it was born. He purposes. this fe1"'!Evansville, a' the test. I was with over John 3; drying out. Mucus if her tiny said procedure is U.S mint in Denver. pretty satisfied With twenty men M. Hill So. 13th; Mrs. Roy his wife had fallen down used foc recording my 3 working under his throat might prevet a flight services a since nobody had a 2 and leadership. Crump and baby girl, oral feed- of stairs on Christmas student might receive 702 Sy- ing with an eye Eve, and at the camore. dropper, in that apparently library, the dental clinic, which case physicia induced the pre- student s said they mature birth. health center, a"hleite deptrtmerst, and so on.

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re-00v Nov Pa Ltispista PAGE T)Iirtl LEMER & TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY TuEsDA). Dp:('EmBER :;o, 1958 THE LEDGER & TIMES FAMOUS PEOPLE WHO DIED IN 1958 Coldwater News PUBLISHED by LEDGER S. TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, 'nc.. Consolidwion of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times. and The Tunes-Herald, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January I. 1942. Mr. and Mrs. Prenlice Darnell Mns, Merrit J.daIan will re- and famly are visiting home- turn home to spend he Holidays JAMES C. I..LIAMS PUBLISHER folks- Mr. Darnell is in U. S. at home. Army. We reserve the right to rejec. nay Ad% ertismg, Letters to the Ed••or Dan Ad ims :s visiting relatives Mr. rred Mrs. Puler McNeely or Public Voice items which, in our opinion, are not for the best in De'roit, bfieh. '4701 spend Christms with relat- Interest ol our readers. ive,' in Paducah. NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACK WITMER CO., IS Delert News..lne of U. S. Air- • Monroe. Memphis, Tenn.. 250 Park Ave., New York, 207 N. khans, eorce and Mrs. Newsome of Man- , .• wish al !hu daft d :he Le ran cheater. N. H. are speading h Ave. Chicago: 80 Bolystoo Si, Boston. 1', I j. P. 314Eioy Tyrone Pouer less, I Artur Rodzinskl Robert R. Young Fier e Flandbt;( Lire Me( ardEll ant -rime, an..1:t. readers. a Me-- days with relatives in Kenti.u:ky ry Christmas and a Happy New Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for traosol4ssion as S. A. Jerry L. Carter of Grea Second Class Matter Lake-. Ill.. :s spendh•g his vaca- SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carnet in Murray, per week 24. r, pet teb ‘vith hs,mefolks. also'Terr. nth S5t. In Calloway Ind adj.iin.og counties, per year, PAO, slap- of Gre .1 Lakes, ,,111.. si.:,ere, harnelklk. MAX H. Mrs. Earl Adams is CHURCHILL TUESDAY — DECEMBER no, 1958 at her. lame in Coldwater. FUNERAL HOME Mrs. "rany Kirkland Is improv- ing at h^me of Mr and Mr- "THE FRIENDLY FUNERAL HOME" IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED - Fred Kirkland. Robert W. "t- Charles Mr. and Mrs Flavi: s„,.1,,,, James M.( urley Estelle Taylor Harry Warner Robert Donat Lucien Erten.; New School Buildings $130,000 Kettering' grass .t10 son, D. M. and Mr. 4 Mrs. tioudy are visitIng re.aziv, SUPERIOR Planning Commission with Professional 1 in( -ova, Fla. AMBULANCE Consultation Mei Ethel R..)one remains SERVICE 'at her home near Coldwater. Equipped With IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED OXYGEN Shskeppcare had 3 few things Industrial Expansion 1 say on :he subjLet at drink. Phone PL 3-4612 ....I sin falser than vows mai, • • Sidewalks. Curbs and Gutters 311 N. 4th - Murray, Ky. Widened Streets Areas in wine In Some ....Dr.nk provAes the desire Continued Home Building E1_51 bin it takes away the perform Airport For Alurray Joseph F.. Norman Be! Thc.nian L. Dorothy Arthur R. George Jean Nary Roberts Lt. Gen. (Niro arice. City Auditorium lea ' ddes ;stokes cantietd tlaher Eisenhower Nathan Rinehart L. Chennault I Abraham Lincoln. Theodo 'Roosevelt and Woodrow if art Memorial Highway near New Hope Methodist ; wrote mast of their own si, _ Teri Years Ago Today rhurth on the Southeast side of Murray. es unaided. 0:her Presidems l•11,' NEW YEAR'S EVE ployed "ghost writers." LLDGER a T,PAES FILE 1 social event for 1948 will be the high BIBLE l'HOUGHT FOR TODAY scho I dance b- tr, sponsored by the sophomore class of Recent surveys snow that-7- Midnight Murray at the oman's Club House Friday night. The Why are you troubled, and why do thoughts average neigh.. AmerIsan hours are from 7 30 to 11:00, according to Paul Blanken- cinder+er Ihe age of 9 is a fr.. Show arise in your hearts? Luke 24:38. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Phillips were very pleasantly ship, president ot class. ! titan inch m.re than it was Wednescia7, Dec. 31st If an infinitely w.i-•• and powerful Friend surprised on December 23. his 80th birthday and their • . A 'h .f 9 Hazel is on watch, we ha‘e no reason to be troubl- '8th wedding anniversary: Their broth'.9-s. si-sters, , The In: buck at the Sharpe Green aver, the incitme i: NOISE MAKERS!. ,evils _last e,!. • cn. grandchildren and great - grand;hildren brouii night and the first half .score stood at 26-20 mare. Among girls, the diff..-1 1••• : • the O'Dell men. 8. HATS! !•oxesiand baskets of delicious food of all kinds and a iis an inch as early as 3sre - - — Jeautiful table was spread at the noon hour. Dr. R. II. Falwell, Jr.. and family visited his parents, CONFETTI! Mr. G. A. Murphey. of Fresno, Calif., who formerly Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Falwell. over the holidays * And Cn Screen * SOUTH IN LEAD was a teacher in the commercial department of Murray • state• College was a holiday visitor of R. H. Falwell and family -and others in the city. and press associations haNe been busy AGE NO BARRIER N.EWSPAPER.S A fatro home belonging to Duncan Holt. age 91. the past two days tabulating results of the'i-Lhristmas burn- at 8:30 last night. The home was located on the E‘iin :sIETLEY.- Englarel (UPI) shopping sei.son and they find it was not only te biggest rain, nor sleet, nor age [CHAMP1014,13F USER'. Y Yes; Con Hayti in •history. but the South led the other three sections of stays p..strnan Fred Hine ft en • - c rrrpleting his apppinted round,. at dab 0.11. the nation. tIne VAN. rt I re, ‘Jsua! e,ght- K mile route on his 80th birthday. In otil:4 one st'clioll v. as retail buying under 1957. In Your Horne That % a Ill ti:e -New_ _fort. area where nine daily news- JUROR DRINKS EVIDENCE papers su-=:.(ided viblication because ol a strike of For riumpi instanativa dali‘ery emplo..ees vhi.,h cost thirty-four million dollars DES MOTES. wa ( UPI in lost a...eriising- rtAere and wages, and caused an Pie/tat-it S Cal 'er was i disii• exc • over-au in retail tra•ie for the Christmas shopping 't p 'Mt WW1 ,Vason of t. • " GM C i LTATZS PCSTAGE LENGAS The greatest gain in tans the Atlanta fedegai • ILVIN UMW APPROPRIATE SYMBOLS re-erre Lank area. It ran alle'isa of Los Angeles, Omaha. 6th St • Doors Op-n 11:00 Kiinsas . and Chieago. One store in Nashville. liar- 105 N. CHICHESTER. Englaii6 ,g,PrY Murray, Ky. Ph. PL 3-11123 Starts 11:30 vey--s. sow a or goods in one day than dar- bIrds p .h2 • a • "r"_ •,••• IL Admission 75r To All igg i p an ft ry f .., ••ieeli, U. aft the t.u.ite ir at is:ter ,t opened up. The one da. ,:r.c me t,ix i-.• sties ran mote than a million dollars. Ret...rn- are no; in co. intiustrial grovsth. Out TVA .4)/„aArn 1, for Industrial rAienOseS ran uh der3 11117. v.lwe sit., for domestic agricultura/ Fit i•-• and ' 'h • , , I . ATTENTION jur,)oses made a ,ui.)-tatial gain. indii ating last spring's I 19;6 4 45 "rceesenon- cut ir.du-44/ial pioc:uction in the Tennessee \I alley area. pefrhit- I r the year will run well ahead AIR - CORED TOBACCO 1111 D STK: E PCSTAGE 1957 here. and In other parts of the South, but it 5.

was due to the incrca., A!,r "Ts Ped .11.4"omrra:rCial and pulyric build 'HERO OF ANDES—Nest run ihg. Home tan. as under last year. et`l "Ch r mplun of Liberty" to be GROWER last , It -.•.••,..41(1 i,e honored in the U 3 stamp ser- Cael estimate opts due to t! les will be Jose de San Martin. neY"‘PaPer -qrike in :New lurk, and two irtrikes on ni„ 154 Hero of the Andes." tor whom 60 MAKE NUCLEAR ADVANCE-Physics Protes5or William B. - * - por ro_airpiane passenger -:••sterns. to say nothing .of the in- these two stamps will ha Is- Froter and grs.uu.44e student:Luisa F. Hansen, of Santiago. sued in Washington Feb, A. 3 d.or,%er.ien.e they cai,-ed the general public, and .they ' Chile. check their cloud chamber al the laboratory at the They teaturteta medallion with THE NEXT BIG AIR-CURED the tra;4 pro\ e m,„ h ri.we txpenske to organiaed iaLor it- University of California in Pi.sadena. Utilizing a new cloud three-quarter view of Sa. Mir- Pet chamber technique for analyzing cosmic rays, the professor ido ieif het ause ol .4 hang‘A sentiment towards Jailor ialcs tin from a Library of Congress and Miss Hansen have made the first *successful effort in ex- Tho 4-center will be tee. TOBACCO SALE WILL BE to m the $64n I ploring energy ranges of ten billion to a thousand billion elec- -center blue, red. int important step in expanding nuclear knowledze. the 8 The '.4trikes ill-timed, to say the least, and tron volts, an r s th r HELD ON and are ‘4oli41.•rit,g what au be done to protect then: rni th*-41 recurreh4.. Man,. pkopie„ too. are inf.: .1 4.4,v. much al s. of this ,ort the on ..... ,•:;••zny • an stand. TUES., In; JAN. 6 fir i. sp.te of such hatiiin iips. howe.4er. t' • Ito spend this i'nristrnas and th( it 11.# :•••••i•itil led the way. -* - I. CO OV Plenty TI of Space - Fast Unloading to `e-r00561 TlYT"; Frank Sinatra - Tony Curtis Highest Prices - Courteous Service Pr Natalie Wood 't ONFIT.! * in "KINGS GO FORTH" -*- in dl Bring Your Air-Cured Crop In Now, b. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY • For The Next Big Sale On The . TO A Is Your Letterhead 4—. . D ICAYr! Worthy Of Your MURRAY Buginess? DANNY K.NYI the nt,ii. ie Your customers and prospects thi , 4•tie from ",le it L 4,d01,4•j," 4 TORACCO aii see your letterhead before they urt Jorgen,, arid Ni«ple The rrit I ' • piays 1Vednesda - and l'hursday at 'rea& your letter. Let us design -- FOUR GIANT FLOORS — a letterhead that will make thLt Th-atre. firzt impression MIMI& favorable. DORA NS FARRIS Corner at 4th & Main Phone Plaza 3-2547 DANNY KAYE • CURT JUR.G ENS GROWERS PLANTERS yic SCOTT DRUG CO. N1Coff MAUltY2 _ LOOSE LEAF FLOORS IVIZ AND THE COLONEL "Sell your "PRE!..CRIPTION. SPECIALISTS" tobacco on the Murray Market where you can bank the difference" WIPRINEWOBRIF 1.1 MIN 1111E1 VLF

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Jordan will re- spend :he HoliJays rs. Puler McNeely r:stms with relat- ,h eADUCAH IN DOUBLE A AS CIANGES MADE Oaff ,i :he Le its readers a Mer- and a Hippy Ncw F°°tba" B°w1 Line-Up Murray High And Douglass High Bulldogs United Press internanonat Dec. 31 H. SUN BOWL AT EL PASO, Tex. A re In class A RCHILL -- Wyoming 7-3 vs. Hardin-Sim- regional radio broad- AL HOME ns 6-4 Region One Season cast. 1959 FRIENDLY • LEXINGTON (UPI) - Ken- must remain in the higher classi- is Jan. 1 really the state champion 1st for the state championship Prestonsburg, Wheelwright a nd tucky High School Athletic Com- fication for two years if they do the Class Triple-A winner AL HOME" ROSE BOWL Al' PASADENA, of their ctass. Locations of the Whitesburg. missioner Ted Sanford Monday so. Louisville and Jefferson County, Calif. - Iowa 7-1-1 .vs. Californ- games presumably will be de- -Class A- announced the details of a new or the Class Double-A victor At- ia 7-3 NBC-TV and radio, air the and Jef- termined by coin flip or some Region I - Hopkinsville tIOR system under which high school OM) Louisselle from out in state. p. m. EST. the similar method. tucks. Henderson Douglass. Mur- 1LANCE .inio 4:45 football teams will play for state ferson County schools chose to each team must Here are the classes and reg- ray Douglass, Fulton, Bowling titles in three classes next fall. Play in the Triple-A division, Sanford says .CE BOWL AT NEW OR-1 games against ions for each school: Green High Street, Franklin Lin- SUGAR 'Sanford a Is o announced the with such large schools as Ash- play at least four )ed With LEANS - Louisiana State 10-0 teams in its own class and own coln. Paducah Lincoln, Morgan- divisions and regions into which land, Lexington Lafayette and -Class AAA- EN 8-2 NBC-TV and of field, Murray, Providence, Rus- vs- Clemson each team has been placed. Paducah Tilghman remaining in region. At the end the second m. EST. ! sellville, Sturgis. and Owensboro radio, air time Ls 5 p. The has been split into Double-A. This is msstly be- week in November, a regional Region I - Atherton, Central, state Western. PL 3-4612 four regions - although the cause of scheduling prosbleens. winner will be proclaimed in DeSales, Flaget, Male. Manual, COTTON BOWL AT DALLAS1 the the Trinity. Dan- . Murray, Ky. Triple-A class will compete in since the large schools out in each class on basis of the St. Xavier. Sawnee and Region II - Bardstown, Christian 8-2 vs. Air Dickinson - Texas only two of the four, since all state would be hard-pressed to rating system. Region II - Eastern, Butler, ville Bate, Campbellsville, Lou- 9-0-1 CBS-TV Virce Academy of the teams in that class are schedule the minimum of four On the weekend before Thank- Durrett. Fern Creek, Se nec a, isville Country Day. Ft. Knox. radio, air time approximately ant located in Louisville and Jef- games in Class Triple-A without sgiving, the winners of Region Southern. Valley and Waggener. Frankfort. Georgetown, Glasgow, 3:30 p. m. EST. ferson County. playing half of their schedules I in each class Will play the Harrodaburg. Jessamine County, against Louisville teams. -Class AA- Lancaster, Lebanon, Stanford The teams were placed in winners in Region II; and the ORANGE BOWL AT MIAMI. III Lincoln, Oki Kentucky Home, VAmemitear Class A or Class Double-A, ac- This probaOy cannot be helped winners in Region and IV Region I - Bowling Green, Fa - Oklahoma 9-1 vs. Syra- Lebanon Rosenwald, St. Charles, cording to size, although they for the present, but it is ant to will play each other. Caldwell County, Crittenden cuse 8-1 CBS-TV and radio, air Ile, Springfield, Stan- can move themselves up one produce some argument at the The winners of these games County, Daviess County, Frank- She'pberdss'i EAR'S EVE time 12:45 p. m EST. ford. and Versailles. notch if they choose - but they end of the season as to Which then will play before December lin -Simpson, Henderson City, •Henderson ounty, Hopkinsville, Region 1111 - Beechwood, Bel- PRAIRIE VIEW BOWL AT Madisonville, Mayfield. Owens- levue, Cerlisle, Catlettsburg, Cyn- !night • !HOUSION, Tex. - Prairie Vi •••• Happened To... 'on, Mount Sterling Whatever boro, Owensboro Catholic, Pa- thiana. Da; A&M 7-2., vs. Langston, Ok.., Lloyd, g Colts To ducah Tilghman. arid Trigg Coun- DuBois, Irvine. Erlanger 4-3. No TV ro- Johnny Unitas Guides PAUL (DAFFY) DEAN low ty. Ludlow. Millersburg Military In- •United (Press International slitute, Mount Sterling, Paris, 31st Reion tI - gAnderson, Dan- ay, Doc. Jan. 3 At the height of Dizzy Dean's Raceland. Pa ris Western, and ville, Lexington Dunbar, Eliza- , SENIOR Les.... GAME AT National Grid League Title career as a pitcher for the St.. Winchester. MAKERS! bethtown. Farnklin County. Lex- • MOBILE, Ala. - NBC-TV, air Louis Cardinals in 1934, his bro- Reg:on IV - Barbourville, I ington Henry Cla y. Kentucky :iine 3 p.. m. EST. ther Paul reported to the club' Benham. Black Star. East Ben- I United Press International then opened a big hole at right Military Institute, Lexington La- as a rookie and Diz promptly ham, Lynch West Main St.. Elk- .7ETTI! NEW YORK (UPI) - Johnny tackle and Ameche rammed over fayette. Lincoln Institute, Madi- Paul Dietzel is depending on Jan. 11 promised magnificent things for horn City. Fleming-Neon, Har- STAR IN BOWL GAMES-Coach Unitas a firmer six-dollar-a- to win the thriller. son Model, Old ham County, Dn Screen * Louisiana State University to victory -PRO BO% to GAME AT LOS "me 'n Paul." They delivered.-' lan. Leslie County, Liss Middles- Billy Cannoa to lead game-sand totter, won $10,000 BardstownSt Joseph Bowl game at New Orleans, Ls., on New Year's ANGELES - NBC-'IV. air time Sets Diz with a 30-7 record, Paul with boro Lincoln. London. Loyall, in the Sugar today. an automobile arid a per- Unitas Record ville. Somerset, and Tompkins- Howard is banking on Bill Thomas to pace 4 p. m. EST. 19-11. They swept the pennant Lynn Camp, Paintsville, Pine- Day. Coach Frank in the hearts of Unitas set a record of 349 yards win in the game. Ben Martin, coach of manent place and the World Series against vine. Wallins, Clemson to an upset passe: in a title ganie, ville. Harlan Rosenwald, Academy, is relying on All-American MOSCOW (UPI) - The Rus- Baltimore fsns f. r leading the iv ined on year Paul had the U. S. Air Force Detroit. The next ! Region III - Ashland. Boone Williamsburg, Lynch East Main 440, victory in the Cotton Colts to their first National title bettering nu- former mark of 3351 tackle Brock Strom to lead his team to • Finn amateur ice hockey team a 19-12 record but his arm soon Street. coach Abe Mar- set by Blacy of the Washington ;County. Campbell County. Dixie Bowl game at Dallas. Texas. Texas Christiag • left for New York and an ex- ..n one leg. gave out and he never again spark the Horned Redskins against the Chicago • Heights. Highlands, Covington tin is hoping that tackle Don Flced will h.b:non tour of the United The Colts won the champion- carried out his promise of the be played on January 1. Bears in the 1937 championship Holmes, Louisa, McKell, Newport Frogs to a triumph in the game to • States. ship their first title appearance first two seasons. Sunday contest. Unitas' tosses to Berry, Public, Newport Cathohc. Rus- following nine years of fruestrat- Whatever happened to Paul Lenny Moore and Mutscheller sell, and Wurtland. NEW YORK (UPI1 - The ing failure ia two leagues. In Dean? Now 45 and with a son helped the Colts set a title game Region IV - Belfry, Bell Baltimore Colts came from be- they set of patching age. Paul operates a record of 17 first downs on passes County, Corbin, Cumberland, By- hind to defeat the New York d"_osuditden Lathd"ntooveimerl upe service station at Dallas. Tex. M • a ut tohrdeerfirstot and a championship game mark arts, Hall. Hazel Green, Hazard, Giants, 23-17, in a suddent-death ge conquer .n NFL history and Jenkins, Knox Central, Middles- playoff to win t h e t5atiorssl the indomitable New York Giants, of 27 first downs. Racers boro, M. C Napier Pike\ Ole, League champ. ,n.hip 23-17 as dusk en sed over Yankee Unitas and each of the other NEW ORLEANS (UPI) -Ns- Stadium Sunday. Colts collected victories' Weeb Ewbank and Colts the Fair Grounds. South By Gents would dare film them as the plot President Carroll D. Rosenblioorn, Gulf unfolded of a make-believe story, and the wages from the All-Star yards to Gifford for a touchdown. 64.185 fans plus hundreds game next August. made Sunday's HALE before J. T. boards. Yet Murray had the bet- finger turned in an outstanding That gave the Giants a 17-14 thousands of TV and radio triumph worth approximately $10- ter shooting percentage connect- job on the boards and picked up of lead and they still held it when Unitas. a quarts-back 000 to eath of the BalUrnore 3p-n 1100 ing for 39 plus as nanpared to 12 points. Eubanks led the Cen- rooters. Marchetti and 288-pound tackle everyone now is comparing with players. Unitas selected the game's 37 per cent for the host. team. tenary team with 20 points. Gene Lipscomb hit Gifford and ts 11:30 Graham. most player SALES Baugh and Otto valuable 'MOTOR Murray out - rebounded their Murray will meet Springteld Sammy forced New York to punt with u 75e To All I was the key to victory-bad leg foe but ag a fen short at the College in the losers brackets at Theovertime, which ended a only 2I4 minutes to go. Tne all-but a herd of other Colts charity fine ss pray: ars games four o'clock this afternoon and 8:15. was almost an anti-climax Colts took over on their 14 and starred in the story-bo.-.4c Invites Their Friends and Cuttomers 51 per cent of their Centenary 33 06 also for the thrill-deadened specta- NEW York's inspired defense, getting only finish. shots while Centenary hit for a Murray State 32 60 tors. The Giants. trailing 14-3 led by Modzeleavski, end Andy To Visit Them At good 72 per cent. Centenary (66) Many Heroes after Ameche-s first scoring plun- Robustelli and lirebacker Sam w-hese It was the third defeat for the Martell° 6, Scott 9, Dubose .3, There was Steve Myhra, ge and Unitas' 15-yard touchdown Huff, appeared to have Unitas sec- Murray State Racors two of Ma' in 4. Crawford 8, Eubanks 2Q-yard field goal with seven toss to Berey, had halted the and victory in in grasp. game which have been on the road. 20, Shaw 14. ond:. to go in the regulation Colts on the one late in the Unitas missed with two passes. Alan Terry Darnall led the Murray Murray State (60) sent it into overtime. And third period. New York then took hit Moore for 11 yards and miss- 1406 MAIN one- scoring with 13 points and Ken Darnall 15. Wray 3. ORiarcian ,Ameche, the fullback whose charge in perfect weather with ed again. Then he hit Berry with Te, , Darnall most Peters:ors added 14. Mike O'Ric,r- 12, West 1, Peter•on 14, Alexand- yard scoring blast ended the the temperature in the 40's. posses of 25. 15 and 22 yards of NFL IACr't Hisis Scorer dan plav'es with a splint on one er 8, Wilkins 4, Brooks 3. successful and incredible Webster Recovers Fumble Myhra followed with his fie' (Building Formerly Occupied by Main St. Motors) campaigns. Kyle Gate Fumbled Charley goal to match the 36-yarder Pit The Murray State Racers drop- How could anyone overlook Conerly's long pass otter being Summerall booted in the first - AUTHORIZED DEALERS FOR - ped out if the vh Ray Berry. the Texan who wears hit by Andy Nelson but Alex period. running of the Gulf South Clas. cc ntact lenses on his eyes and a Webster scooped up the ball and The only other "sudden death" OLDSMOBILE last night as the hist Centena brace on his back because one ran to the one to complete an overtime in NFL history.- took PONTIAC Gentlemen edged !h.- 'Breds tO The Redbirds leg is shorter than the other? He 86-yeard play. Mel Triplett's place during an exhibition game 60 in the env palace at Shrea , • set pass receiving records of 12 plunge made it 14 - 10. Then the at Porttsnd, re., Aug. 28. 1955. CADILLAC VAUXHALL nor. Louisiana. catches and 178 yards for a title Giants drove 81 yards in four with Los Angeles winning, 23-17. Murray moved into the lead oi game. plays with Conerly passing 15 The. losers? The Giants the sceeng punch of B.g Ken Then there was Baltimore's JRED Peterson but fell behind in tho . • magnifieeln defensive line. headed of the first half Ballard That line closing minutes Stop Marchetti. by Gino to trail 33-32 at the halftime forced New York to give up the . BE intermission. Peterson picked up ball and set the stage for Myh- Dexter 20, Newton Brighten The Children's Holidays With three personals early in the half The New Concord Redbirds 4, Sullivan, ra's field goal with seven seconds Hall I. Whipple. and wis forced to sit out several slapped Ballard Mem stial with an 14. Snaper, left. Marchetti was injured help- the minutes of action. 81-60 do:el( yesterday in Night Games ing make the crucial tackle that game of the Mayfield Lowes 9 19 35 62 Plenty Of Freshly Dry Cleaned Clothes From Centenary m ,veil into the sec- sec .nd kept Frank Gifford from making Xmas Tairney. !St. Mary's 4 10 26 42 ly- ond half and began to widen the a first down. With Marchetti "N.Clas' Concord moved into a Lowed; (62) line margin as the Racers had trouble ing in the dressing, that - first period advantage and , Courtney 12. Townsend 12, again finding the range at the outset of 21-8 forced the Giants to punt their drive to Shell in 6. Lynch 4, Hughes 16. the period. Murray stayed within never let up in in the overtime to set the stage BOONE Redman) Summerville. Gourley 3, Miller CLEANERS striking distance throughlut the victory ,that saw nine for victory. scoring columns. Coln- ,,2, Holt 7, Nicholson. contest but was never able to ! enter the Giants Win Tose w at halftime and $t. Mary's (42) overtake the southern Gents. The cord led 40-26 The Giants won the toss to re- Yopp 5. Gallagher 16. Sanders We Take Special Pride In Doing Our Very Best Thoroughbreds narrowed lie gap 64-38 at the end of the third„ ceive the kickoff in the overtime. stanza. 0. Chandler 6, Kortz 5. Carroll. oading to three points, 49-'52. w:th ap- ! All they neZded to win was to In Children's Clothing By Giving. proximately sot mniutes left to keep the ball and score in any - Davit Finney and Charles 17 25 40 49 • Service Mas-field fashie.n. The Colts had orly one PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO HEAVILY SOILED AREAS! play. 'Stubblefield sparked the Red- wings 15 28 40 48 The Racers had difficulty in Wee in their huddle before this • TIGHTENING LOOSE BUTTONS! bird attack al .th 17 and 18 Mayfield (49) making their Jim Mutscheller annual 7:30 Consolation Ballard Memorial (601 over the Gray in the 21st In the right corner on the one. 6 Lamer 12. Edwards 1 9:00 Championship Jeninngs I Blue-Gray football classic. tilutscheller and George Press

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cooy NOT Kt Lamp ear SAG!' T `era I LEDCFR & TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY 1 i E:•.1)A1 DECEMBER 30, 19!$ FAMOUS PEOPLE WHO DIED IN 1958 THE LEDGER & TIMES Coldwater News TUES PUBLISHED by LEDGER A TINES PV13LISHiNG COMPANY, 'ne. Cous,liciation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times. and The Tune-Heralci. October 20. 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January Mr. an.' Mt, It! et)1 J .,:i will re- t. 1942. and. tarnly are virtiting home- turn home to spend .he HuliJays folks- Mr. Darnell is in U. S. at home. JAMES C. •:-.LIAMS. PUBLISHER ••••••• gettn., We reserve the right to rejee my Adternsing, Letters to the Ed .,-)r ii Daytroit. A.dims .md.i is.i visiting relatives Mr. nnd Mrs. Poster McNeAy or Public Voice :terns which, in our opinion, are not for the :)est A:Din will spend ChrAms with relat- Lntorest ol our readers. ives in Paducah Delbert News.:me S. Air- NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES:' WALLACE WITMER CO.. ?NM f-..rce and Mrs. Newsome of Man- nrue, Memplus, Tenn 250 Park Ave. New York; 307 111. Micah- VIA 4Liik A &ALA. 14011als Wish all the Aaff A the Leigel: chester. N. H.. are speading h )11- gan Ave. Chicago: 80 Bolysion St-, Boston. • • ri.i. x I .). P. McEioy Tyrone Power ),.„e Lasky Artur ItudzInski Robert R. Young Pier e Flandin: Lire MeCardell and Timez, and iti readers a Mer- clays with relatives in Kentucky ry Christmas and a Happy New Entered at the Fast Office, Murray, Kentucky, for tran--iibision as 1 S. A. Jerry L. Carter of ()ma "ir•-ar Second Class Matter Lake-. III.. is speridi: g his vacti.- SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Camer in Murray, per week 2. per :ion with Mimefolks. also Ton\ month SU. In Calloway and acilouling counties, per year, $1.50, Nan- Willi.: of Gre .: Lakes, Ill.. ',hem, $5.50. harnettlks. MAX H. Mrs. Ear! Adams is impr.:vi.4 CHURCHILL TUESDAY — lF EMBER 30, 1958 at her home in Coldwater. FUNERAL HOME Mrs. Tany Kirkland is imprt,\- "THE FRIENDLY • ing at h^rne of Mr and M: Fred FUNERAL HOME" IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED Kirkland. Robert W. Mr. and Mrs. Fart:Po seni„ James M. it urley Estelle Harry Lelonh/ Taylor Warner Robert Benxi Lucien Eire r Dnsis Kettering grass ind son, D. M. and Mr. SUPERIOR New School Buildings $130.000 Mrs jera,Dou, dF%are visititg reizniv. Planning Commission with Professional in AMBULANCE Consultation Mr.-- Ethel S.00ne , remains SERVICE at her home near ectleiwater. Equipped With IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED OXYGEN Shakespeare had a few things • * „ Industrial Expansion I say on :he subjet of drink Phone PL 3-4612 Sidewalks. Curbs and Guttrs ....I am falser than vows 311 N. 4th - Murray, Ky. Widened Streets In Some Areas proviakes the Continued Home Build:ng An. In but it takes away the perf-rm Airport For Murray Jio.epti F.. Norman Bel ThomaieL. Dorothy Arthur B. George Jean Nary Roberta Lt. Gen. Claire City Auditorium Geddes btokes 11..aatiel4 Maher Eisenhower Nathan . - Rinehart L. ChennaulL _ Abt-iham • Lincoln. Theodo:k Roosevelt and Woodrow Wits ii Hart Memorial Highway near New Hope Methodist wrote most of their own speech- NEW YEAR'S EVE Teri Years Ago Today_ rhurch on he Southeast side of Murray. es unaided. Other Presidents em- ployed "ghost writers." LEDLER & TiMES FILE The farewell social event for 1948 will be the high BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY ;chool dance being Midnight Aponsoreebbby the sophomore class of Recent surveys show that thi.. 1 Murray at the Woman's Club House Friday night. The Why are you troubled, and why do thoughts average height of Arneri,ean b;ys hours are from 7:30 to 11:00, according to Paul .Blanken- under the age od 9 is a fraction Show arise in your hearts? Luke 24:38. Mr4 and Mrs. W. i Phillips were very pleasantly ihip, president of the class. of an Inch mire than it V./3. 7:' Wednesda:', Doe, 31st If an ini.nitely wise and powerful Friend ...rprised on December 23. his 50th birthday and their years ago. At the ages Jr 9 an. The Hazel Lions fought back at the Sharpe Green is on watch. we ha‘e n..--rcason to be troubl- th wedding anniversary. Their brothrs. si4ters, , . over, the incittaie is an inch NOISE MAKERS! ....evils last night and the first half si:ore stood at 26-20 more. Among girls, the differenet• ed. in. grandchildren and great - grandzhildren brough• '-tt the O'Dell men. is an inch as early as age S. HATS! t•oxes and baske.ts of delicious food of all kinds and a,' CONI.ETTI! reautiful table was spread at the noon hour. Dr. R. II. Falwell. .Jr.. and family visited his parents, STA Mr. G. A. Murphey. of Fresno. Calif., who formerly Mr. and Mrs. R. H. over the holidays * And Cn Screen * Bill SOUTH IN LEAD was a teacher. in the commercial department ,of Murray In tl state College was a holiday visitor of R. H. Falwell and Day • Clei family and others in the city. AGE NO BARRIER anti • • - • iat ions have been busy 00%1 the NEWSPAPER. A farm home belonging to Duncan IIolt. age 91. burn- tad :he past t•,'..1 days tat ruSUifS of the Christmas NETLEY. EngLnl (1.:11?.1) — Bov at 5:30 last night. The home was located on the Ewin Yen Can Have -•hoi•ping -i'. -.It and thty tihd it was raii.t only the biggest N..trbrr ralri, nor. sleet. nor age tin p.strnan Fred H:ne f: en Fro i..bat the ..outti. ied the other thrje sections of c mp1e:Mg hts am:inted rc.undt- mit go• Am jor. tte. H usua1 e:ght- 1111,—;at gro mile h.s 80th ,b:It.hday . ii.- buyi•ig under 11157. In Your HoMe 'e Nev.. 1,,ris area wi.er;:: nine daily new 5- JUROR DRINKS EvicEricE lt,bk ti tot cause a strike ol. For Frump, Insu-itation C-1:1 M. o,

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Jordan will re- spend the Holidays rs. Puler Mc:Neely Ostms with relat- • ,h eADUCAH IN DOUBLE TA AS CHANGES M 4*DE ,taff i he Leige:: its seeders a Mes- Football Bowl Line-Up and a Happy NEw Murray High And Douglass High Bulldogs United Press internaroonat Dec. 31 kX H. SUN BOWL AT EL PASO, Tex. RCHILL so. Wyoming 7-3 vs. Hardin-Sin/- mists 6-4 regional radio broad- Are In Class A Region One 1959 Season AL HOME cast. LEXINGTON (UP!) - Ken•- must remain in the higher classi- is really the state champion - 1st for the state and FRIENDLY Jan. -*- championship Prestonsburg, Wheelwright tucky High Se400l Athletic Com- ficat.on for two years if they do the Class Triple-A winner in of their class. Locations of the Whitesburg. AL HOME" ROSE BOWL AT PASADENA, mire.oner Te Sanford Monday so. Louisville and Jefferson County, games presumably will be de- -Claes A- Calif. - Iowa 7-1-1 vs.-Californ- announced the details of a new or the Class Double-A victor termined by coin flip or some Region I - Hopkinsville At- .a 7-3 NBC-TV and radio, air Only the LouIstelle and Jef- IIOR system under which high school from out in the state. Mur- EST. similar method. tucks. Henderson Douglass. one! 4:45 p. re. football teams will play for state ferson County schools chose to 1LANCE Sanford says each team must Here are the classes and reg- ray Douglass, Fulton, Bowing titles in three classes next fall. play in the Triple-A division, :CE NEW OR-, play at least four games against ions far each school: Green High Street, Franklin Lin- SUGAR BOWL AT Sanford also announced the with such large schools as Ash- ntd With State 10-0 I teams in its own class and own coln, Paducah Lincoln, Morgan- LEANS - Louisiana divisions and regions into which land, Lexington Lafayette and -Ciao's& AAA- and region. At the end of the second field, Murray, Providence. Rus- EN vs. Clemson 8-2 NBC-TV each team has been placed. Paducah Tilghman !ems:long in m. EST. week in November, a regional Region I - Atherton. Central, sellville. Sturgis, and Owen.eboro *, radio, air time liy5 p. The state has been split into Double-A. This is m sstly be- winner will be proclaimed in DeSales, Flaget, Male. Manual, Western. four regions - although the cause of scheduling problems. PL 3-4612 AT DALLAS the each class on the basis oil the St. Xavier, Sawnee and Trinity. Region II - Bardstown, Dan- COTTON BOWL Triple-A class will compete in since the large schools out in - Murray, Ky. vs. Air Dickinson rating system. II - Eastern, Butler, Campbellsville, Lou- 1 -- Ttxas Christian 8-2 only two of the four, since all state would be hard-pressed to Region ville Bate, CBS-TV four Durrett, Fern Creek, Seneca, Day. Ft. Knox. Force Academy 9-0-1 of the teams in that class are schedule the minimum of On the weekend before Thank- isville Country Valley and Glasgow, land radio, air time approximately located in Louisville and Jef- games in Class Triple-A without sgiving, the winners of Region Southern, Waggener. Frankfort, Georgetown, 13:30 p. m. EST. playing half of their schedules I in each class will play the H a rrodIbu rig. Jessamine County, ferson County. -Claes AA- agafhst Louisville teems. in Region II; and the Lancaster. Lebanon. Stanford The teams were placed in winners ORANGE BOWL AT MIAMI. in Region Ill and IV Linc,i1n. Old Kentucky Home, Class A or Class Double-A, ac- This probably cannot be helped winners Region I - Bowling Green, Fla. - Oklahoma 9-1 vs. Syra- will play each other. Lebanon Rosenwald, St. Charles, to size, although they for the preosre, but it is apt to Caldwell County, Crittenden cuse 8-1 CBS-TV and radio, air cording Sheoherdsv i I le, Springfield, Stan- move themselves up one product- some argument at the The winners of these games County. Daviess County, Frank- 'EAR'S EVE time 12:45 p. m. EST. can ford, nd Ve•rsailles. notch if they choose - but they end of the season as to Which then will play before Deoceabri lin -Serrpson, Henderson City, Henderson (runty, Hapicineville, Ren HO - Beechwood, Bel- PRAIRIE VIEW BOWL AT Madisonville, Mayfield, Owens- levue, rlisle, Catlettsburg, Cyn- View • Sterling Inight HOUS ION, Tex. - Prairie Whatever Happened To... boro. Oweneboro Catholic. Pa- thiana. .:.'on, Mount Lloyd, AdtM 7-2 vs. Langston, Okla- To ducah Tilghman, and Trigg Coun- DuBois, I Erlange radio. Johnny Unitas Guides Colts (DAFFY) DEAN In- . 4-3. No TV or PAUL ty. Ludlow. M ler4burg Mill ry low 'United \Press international stitute. Mo Sterling,)"1,Parie Paris. - gAnderson, Dan- ay, Dec. 31st Jan. 3 At the height oif Dizzy Dean's' Raceland Pa , and ville, Lexington Dunbar, Eliza- , SENIOR ie.., .. GAME AT National Grid League Title career as a Pitcher for the St. bethtown. Farnklin County. Lex- MAKERS! MOBILE, A'a -- NBC-TV, air Louis Cardinals in 1934, his bro- Region IV - Barbourville, ington Henry Clay. Kentucky time 3 p. m EST. ther Paul reported to the club1 Benham. Black Star, East Ben- International then opened a big hole at right Military Institute, Lexington La- United Press as a rookie and Do promptly ham, Lynch West Main St., Elk- - Johnny tackle and Ameche rammed over Lincoln Institute, Madi- Jan. 11 NEW YORK (UPI) pessnised magnificent things for, fayette. City. Fleming-Neon. Har- WW1 GAMES-Coach Paul Dietzel is depending on - County, horn STAR IN Unitas a f omer six-dollar-a to win the thriller 'n' Paul." They delivered-1 stm Model. Old ham Lily, Middles- On Screen * loot Louisiana State University to victory PRO 130ln L GAME AT LOS "me lan, Leslie County, Duly earinua to game-sand letter, won $10,000 with'Bardstown St. Joseph, Shelby- New Orleans, L3.. on New Year's ANGELES - NBC-1 V. air time Record Dix with a 30-7 record, Paul boro Lincoln, London, Loyale V In the Sugar Bowl game at an automobile and a per- Unitas Sets ville. Somerset, and Tompkins- banking on Bill Thomas to pace 4 p. m. EST. today, 19-11. They swept the pennant' Lynn Camp. Paintsville, Pine- Day. Coach Frank Howard is the hearts of Unitas set a record of 349 yards Ben Martin, coach of manent place in the World Series against Vete. Raseriwald, Wallins, Clemson to an upset win in the game. on title and ville, Harlan All-American Baltimore Lns 1. r leading the passe: in a game, next year Paul had . U. S. Air Force Academy. is relying on MOSCOW (UPI) - The Rus- Detroit. the Region - Ashland. Boone Willianetaurg, Lynch East Main the in the Cotton Colts to their first National title bettering thE former mark of 335 Brock Strom to lead his team to victory siln amateur ice h ekey team a 19-12 record but his arm soon County, Street. tackle Abe Mar- leg. set by Wary of the Washington Cane:ken County. Dixie at Dallas. Texas. Texas Christiao coach left for New York and an ex- n one gave out and he never again Bowl game Horned Redskins against the Chicago Heights.. Highlands, Covington hoping that tackle Don Floyd will spark the hibilian tour of the United The Colts won the champion- carried out his promise of the tin is January 1. Bears in the 1937 championship Holmes, Louisa, McKell. Newport a triumph in the gaine to be played on ship their first title appearance first two seasons Sunday Frogs to Unitas' tosse, to Berry, Public. Newport Cathohic. Rus- following nine years of friastrat- centest. Whatever happened to Paul Lenny Moore and Mutseheller sell. and Wurtland. NEW YORK (UPI) - The .ng failure in two leagues. In Dean? Now 45 and with a son set ! Region IV - Belfry, Bell Bait imore Colts came from be- to do it. they had to set up helped the Colts a title game age. Paul operates a ender of patching County, Corbin, Cumberland. Ev- hind to defeat the New York first "sudden death" overtime record of 17 first downs on passes Tex. the sersece station at Dallas, ! arts, Hall. Hese] Green, Hazard, Giants, 23-17. in a suddent-cleath history and then conquer and a championship game mark In NFL Jenkins, Knox Central, Middles- playoff to win t h e N,ational indomitable New York Giants, of 27 first downs. Edged Out0 the Orr, M C P:keville, League champ.onship. Racers (UPI) -Na- M.S. ORLEANS 23-17 as dusk ckssed over Yankee Unitas Bed each of the other NEW .r4 ej I th Stadium Sunday. Colts collected victories' shares men led all the way to win at This spoils drama, a series of of the game in a system set up by $10,000 Sugar Bowl Handicap plays so frantastic no director Coach Weeb Ewbank and Colts the Fair Grounds. would dare film them as the plot President Carroll D. Rosenbloom. 'o's Gents All By and the from the -Star ge LAO., South story, unfolded wages Gulf of a make-believe touchdown. yards to Gifford for a hundreds game next made Sunday's HALE plus August. T. fans J. before 64.185 a 17-14 Pail boards. Yet Murray had the bet- finger turned in an outstanding That gave the Giants :•f theusonds of TV and radio triumph worth approximately $10- still held it when ter shooting percentage connect- job an the boards and picked up lead and they root re. Unitas. a quartrback 000 to each of the Baltimore 288-pound tackle Dp^n 11:00 ing for 39 plus as compared to 12 points. Eubanks led the Cen- Marchetti and everyone now is comparing with players- Unitas selected the game's hit Gifford and 37 per cent for the h st team. tenary team with 20 points. Gene Lipscomb SALES 'ti Graham. most valuable player MOTOR 11:30 1Sammy Baugh and Otto punt with Murray out - rebounded their Murray will meet Springeeld forced New York to I a. was. :he key to victory-bad leg The overtime, which ended a to go. Tne ii 75c To All fee but ag:. is fell short at the College in the losers brackets at only 2/12 minutes and all-but a herd of other Colts 8:15. was almost an anti-climax their 14 and charity line Ls 'n przei4us games fur o'clock this afternoon Colts took over on also starred in the story-txiak for the thrill Invites Their Friends and Customers getting only 51 per cent of their Centenary 33 06 -deadened specta- NEW York's inspired defense, finish. tors. The Giants. trailing 14-3 shots while Centenary hit for a Murray State 32 60 led by Modzelewski. end Andy Many Heroes after Ameche's first scoring plun- Sam To Visit Them At rxid 72 per cent. Centenary (66) Robustelli and lirebacker Steve Myhre, whose ge and Unitas' 15-yard touchdown to Unitas It was the third defeat for the Martell() 6, Sc itt 9. Dubose 5, There was Huff, appeared have goal with seven sec- toss to Berry. had halted the its grasp. Murray State Racers two of Ma- in 4. Crawford 8, Eubanks 20-yard field and victory in regulation game Colts on the one late in the two passes. which have been on the road. 20, Shaw 14. onds to go in the Unitas missed with into overtime. And Alan third period. New York then took 11 yards and miss- 1406 MAIN Terry Darnall led the Murray Murray State (60) sent it hit Moore for fullback whose one- charge in perfect weather with with scoring with 13 points and Ken Darnall 15. Wray 3, O'Riardan Ameehe, the ed again. Then he hit Berry Tery Darnall blast ended the most the temperature in the 40's. 22 Peterson added 14. Mike (niece- 12. West 1, Peters in 14, Alexand- yard scoring posses of 25. 15 and yards. successful and incredible of NFL Webster Recovers Fumble Myhra followed with his field (Building Formerly Occupied by Main St. Motors) ifiit Scorer dan etas:isle with a splint on one er 8. Wilk.n- 4 taroks 3. campaigns. Kyle Gate Fumbled Charley goal to match the 36-yarder Pat - DEALERS FOR - The Murray State Racers drop-, How could anyone overlook Conerly's long pass otter being Summerall booted in the first AUTHORIZED ped out of the chamifionstrIpl Ray Berry. the Texan who wears hit by Andy Nelson but Atex period. running ,4 the Gulf South Clawie centact tenet% on hM eyes and a Webster scooped up the ball and The only other "sudden death" OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC last night as the host Centerel:, brace on his back because one ran to the one to complete an overtime in NFL history took Gentlemen edged ties 'Beds Redbirds leg is shorter than the other? He 86-yeard play. Mel Triplett's place during an exhibition game he of 12 60 in the caw palace at Shreo set pees receiving records plunge made it 14 - 10. Then the at Portend, re., Aug. 28. 1955, CADILLAC VAUXHALL port. Louisiana. catches and 178 yards for a title Giants drove 81 yards in four with Los Angeles winning, 23-17. Murray moved into the lead bn stop ganiit. plays with Conerly naming 15 The losers' The Giants the so-snore( punch of Et.g Ken Then there was Baltimore's LJRED Petersno but fell behind in the magnificent defensive line, headed first half Ballard Marchetti. That line 'Holing minutes of the by Lino to trail 33-32 at the halftime forced New York to give up the BE intermission. Peters-in, picked up ball and set the stage for Myh- Redbirds 4. Sullivan, Dexter 20. Newton Brighten The Children's Holidays With three personals early in the half The New Concord ra's field goal with seven seconds Hall 1, Whipple. and was forced la sit out several , slapped Ballard Mem •eial with an 14. Soaper, left. Marchetti was injured help- minutes of action. . 8140 defeat yesterday in thel Night Games ing make the crucial tackle that Plenty Of Freshly Dry Cleaned Clothes From game of the Mayfield j Loaves 9 19 35 62 making Centenary m eitil into the sec- . second kept Frani( Gifford from Xmas Tourney. St. Mary's 4 10 26 42 With Mapchtte ly- ond half and began to widen the a first down. New Concord moved into a, Lewes (62) that line margin as the Racers had trouble ing in the dreseing, 21-6 first peried advantage and Courtney 12. Townsend 12, to punt again finding the range at the outset if forced the Giants let up in their drive to Shelton 6, Lynch 4, Hughes 16, stage period. Murray stayed within never in the overtime to set the BOONE the 3, Mill CLEANERS victory that saw nine Redmen Summersille, G •urley striking distance throughout the ictory. enter the scoring elle:rms. Om- 2, Halt 7, Nicholson. Toes contest but was never able to Giants Win w led 40-26 at halftime and sgary's (42) to re- overtake the southern Gents. The cord The Giants won the tosi We Take Special Pride In Doing Our Very end of the third Yipp 5. Gallagher 16, Sanders overtime. Best Thoroughbreds narrowed lie gap 64-38 at the ceive the kickoff in the 10, Chandlee-13, Kortz 5, Carroll. was to In ioading to three points, 49-52. with ap- stanza. All they needed to win Children's Clothing By Giving .... et:I:lutes left to keep the ball and score in any proximately 3.x David Finney and Charles 17 25 40 49 • TO Mayfield fashion. The Coles had orly one PARTICULAR ATTENTION HEAVILY SOILED AREAS! Service play. Stubblefield sparked the Red- 15 28 40 48 in idea in their huddle before this • TIGHTENING LOOSE BUTTONS! The Racers had difficulty attack %Oh 17 and 18 bird Mayfield (49) Maybe it was corny, making their shots count as the 14! final kickoff. • REPLACING MISSING BUTTONS! points ea-h. Hendon tallies! Sparks les Sievers 6, Janes, one portable basketball court un- but they said. "Let's win this points and Gene Rowland scone' Lancaster 2, Daughrity 11. Hig- • ALL MINOR MENDING IS FREE! had an unusual sprleg for Gino." doubtable 12. The Bombers were paced, 16, Sims, Eas- and from the don '2, Wacninglon Baltimore Immediately forced both frets the floor with Dexter with 20 markers. 1 In Now, ley. the Giants to punt. Unita.s, Ame- Other action saw Fancy Farm Wingo (48) che. Berry and L. G. Dupre went open the tourney with a 57-42, 11. Perry 7, Stephenson n The HIGH SCHOOL Bynum to work on their 20. Dick Mod- SPECIAL win over the Fulton aty Bull- Clapp 14. 13, Boyd 3. Taylor, zelewski. New York's tank-like CAGE SCHEDULE '- dogs. In the night games, Limes tackle, halted the drive momen- triumphed over St. Mary's 62-42, GET ACQUAINTED OFFER INVITATIONAL_ tarily when he bolted through and CARLISLE and Mayfield edged past Wings"; 29 Fight Results dumped Unitas for an eight-yard December 4948 in a thrilling contest rightl So you can judge for yourself how much better Clinton* lies in the Baltimore 36. But Uni- 2:00 Fulton Co. vs. '.a the wire. Preaa international down United yards to Berry on the SANITONE DRY 3:30 Sedalia vs. Carlisle tas fired 21 CLEANING Afternoon Game' PROVIDENCE, R. I. (UPI) - and waited for 700 S. Marshall vs Livingston New York 43 Really Is! ! 16 26 36 57 Paddy De Marc.), 143/12. Brook- fell for Kirksey vs. Fulgham Fancy Farm Modzeiewski. When he 8:30 lyn N. Y., stopped Lionel But- December 30 Fulton City 9 19 31 42 it and came barreling through on Farm (F..7) ler 137/12, New York (4). he left a big hole • 7:(A) Quarter final Fancy the next play 21, H bbs 18. Ballard 2, ran 23 yards to the 8:30 Quarter final Dalton and Aaeche December 31 Kilcoyne 12. Hayes 4, Cash. DALLAS (UPI) -Bert White- new 20. CHILDRENS CLOTHES I? 1171.3de:nd 20% OFF TChaisshW&eeCkar°tYly City (42) 192. New York, outpointed who played sandlot 7:00 Consolation Fulton huret. Ulla* RRLS 22.• W. Burnett 2. John- Swiden. 108, Pittsburgh (10); $6 a game after he 8:30 Championship Pigue Art football for son 9. Caldwell 3, Morrow 6, B. Paul Jitrgenson, 1271.4, Port Ar- was releaed by the Pittsburgh SAME DAY SERVICE IN BY 9:00 OUT BY 4:00 ON REQUEST EERS Bobby MAYFIELD INVITATIONAL Burnett. thur, Tex.. outpointed Steelers in 1955. was hobbling December 29 Bell. 128, Youngstown, Ohio (10). en a right kg injured earlier in New Concord 21.40 64 81 was clear 2:00 Fulton vs. Fancy Farm the game but his head Memorial 8 26 38 60 (UM) - Rud- the gambling 3:30 Concord vs. Ballard Ballard LOUISVILLE and he still was Concord (81) 147/12, Louisville. out- makes more .rket where 7:30 St Mary's vs. Lewes New dell Stitch. signalcaller who now 2, Green 7, Bail,ey, Eu- Chico Vejar, 159, Stan- Instead of 9:00 Wings) vs. Mayfield Smith pointed than $1.000 a game. Patterson 5, BOONE CLEANERS December 30 gene Rowland 12, ford, Conn, (10). playing conservative football and Parker 2. Ifondon 14. to 7:30 Quarter final Finney 17. sticking to rushes, he fired PLaza 3-2552 McCaw- 4, Subbleneltil 18. Weal- Ala (UP!)- 9:00 Quarter final MONTGOMERY. Berry on the eight. Then he December 31 herferd, Curd. The Blue scored a 10-0 victory bulleted one to Jim Mutschelier Memorial (60) in the 21st annual 7:30 Censolation Ballard over the Gray In the right corner on the one. Jeninngs 6, Lanier 12, Edwards football classic. 9:00 Championship Blue-Gray Mutscheller and George Preto

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By JOAN O'SULLIVAN An ultraviolet - sensitive tube VNTERTAIN buffet style kettle. Add 1/12 qts. cold Water. has been developed which will -laa during the holidays. Bring to boil over mod. heat. sense the presence of smoke, fire" Set a table with gleaming Meanwhile, cook 42 lb. or combustible vapor and relay', ovt. sterling, sparkling crystal, Vowteeetre• diced salt pork in frying pan the .niformatan to an alarm Sys- your beet china and linen. until crispy; add 1 chopped Whether a faraway friend stalk celery, 1 large chopped tem. r FOR Kirksey Sunday has wired you flowers --- it's onion, 1 diced medium green becoming a Christmas-pres- pepper. Cook until soft, about Underground steam is used in Personals Sc School Class has power. ent custom—or you've pur- 10 min. Italy to generate electric A NICE 3 1 li4lis.s Peggy Steeie, Sue and Cali- Tuesday. January 13 Christmas Party chased posies at a local shop, Skim froth from beans. Add Wells are being drilled in with bath, lasnald Hughes are spending the . The Welling Workers class of combine them with Christ- vegetables, 2 crushed garlic fs erne fur the same purpose. basement and Christmas holidays in St. -Peters- ,the Memorial The Intermediate Sunday _ Baptist Church will mas ornaments and holiday cloves, 1 tbsp. salt, 1 tsp. ore- acres land El burg, Florida. I meet at 7 p.m. in the h .ime of School class .if the Kirtsey BOP- greens to create a festive and gano, 1 tsp, ground basil • • • • Cisaver„ or Ca I Mrs. Lois Buffinten, 125 Orchard t.st church met recently at the seasoned centerpiece. leaves, 2 bay leaves, 3 to 4 a Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Neale and ' Heights. e 'hame of their teacher. Mrs. Ken- Let bogie Help whole cloves, 3 dried red pep- s .n,- Jerry Den have returned • • • • neth Palmier for thieanjiva pers. Cover and simmer until ! What to serve guests? Why f.:- All. s•;E:t;ng with ;heir sea and Christmas party. beans are almost tender. 4) Murray Star chapter No. 4$3 ponder the problem when braher. Bob Neale and guests were greeted at the about 35 min. Mrs. OES will meet at the lodge hal: The help's at hand in "Josie Mc- Neale and the new beay Penner. presi- Stir in le c. CROSS' in for a regular meeting at 7:30 in door by Michael Carthy's Favorite TV Reci- canned tomato Huntsville. Ala.. during Christ- the eve-reng dent al the 'class. Wanda Blakely pes," a new cookbook? sauce. Continue simmering I I ACROSS • • • • recreatemal until tender. I mas Holidays. and Jackie Washer, For a buffet, Josie says a 1-Viper .• . • Cook 1 c. raw, regular rice s Thursday. J y 15 leaders, directed the games. . duet of dishes —Red Beans 1I 4 rwIrso according to I-Sink, in Mr. and Mrs. Ray "Pete" Far- The Suzannah Wesley circle The progrern opened with the and Pineapple Rice—is excel- favorite recipe, using 1 c. chicken broth or told,Ile rr.:r, spent ClutiairlaS Day vath wIli met tn the hame of Mrs. Chrestmes nary frem the Bible lent with ham or other meat 4 12-Edible seel bouillon and Sa c. pineapple (, 1 Ii- Walk their daughter and family, Mr. Paul Lyles at 11 a.m. and a Christmas prayer peens main course. Add a tossed Juice as part of the usual ' unstdadlly and Mrs. Bob Neale in Hunts- • •. • reed by Mrs. Palrner. green salad, hot rolls and cof- '1- \ rrow poll amount of water. :.re,flp: vilie. Ala. Mr. Fa,rtner returned The ChriAM.95 meal was used fee. Dinner is served—and it's The Home department of the Add lee c. crushed canned ;iarted h_ me but Mrs. Farmer rerrialned Murray Woman'. club will meet threughete ,the &cora::ens and delicious! A. !Mort Red Beans pineapple to cooked rice. Mix ..' viiied to assist with the care of Frances at :he club house at 2:30 in the entertainment. T he centerpiece and Pineapple Rice: Pick over, wash and thoroughly. Lee and the new baby. aft'moon. for the sable was an arrangement , Prevent chairman a soak 1 lb. dry Serve beans with pine- • • • • cif candles and fruits. Carolyn red kidney - Mrs. J. A. Outland. Hostesses beans overnight in 8 apple-rice as side dish. Serves Mrs. Jehn David' Campton served the Christrees c. luke- Mr. and wee be Mesdaines Ray Kern. rtatt' Trieers( h Delitery Aas. warm water. 6. the Nervous Th mpsen and two ch:ldreen of tree cake and eGeraldin George COMBINE System Kerby Jennings, Buford Harris. FLOWERS, Christmas ornaments and greens to Next day, drain beans. Tossed Green Salad: Wash Sementile. Texas and Mr and presAed at the punch bewl. create a festive and seasonal Clifton Key. Humphrey Key and centerpiece for a buffet table. Place in large saucepan or separately, taking care not to There is no function in th• body leLrs. James Thempson and two The class planned a skating bruise R. D. Lanipton. leaves, head lettuce, which isn't under direct or indirect Kentucky • • • • Friday evening at the .1 children of Lexington. party for 1216•806.••••••••0111.....- . le head romaine, Ire head es- control of Ilse nervous system. ▪ ed. C are spending the holidays with Friday, January 18 Murray roller rink. Attending carole. Drain. Tear into bite- tilmsorit On• of th• many functions of its iheir m.,:her. Mrs. Gels Th .nip- The New Concord H drneen.ak- wore Steve Tress, sece president: sized pieces. Wash bunch 36-C1:V in spine is to protect the spinal cord. Ce,.. • us sort of the Coldwater Road. ers club will meet in the home GaJ Tre. secretary; Carolyn watercress. Drain. • • • • • Wrap and the nerve /Uri which leave ,,talaer of Mrs. William McCuiston at Compton, treasurer; Sandra Bel- each in cloth. Refrig- erate. th• spinal cord and pass Mr. and Mrs. Sarranie Paschall 10 am. cher. rep rter; Geraldin Geerge. between 4 ..ve out Trim 4 to 6 scallions, re- It. vertebras. Them nerve fibers rtelnInd and daughter Panactea. Mr. and S • • • Larry Blakely, Wanea Blakely taining 2 to 3 in, of supply all this th- Niirtt Mrs. Jordan Jones. Mre, J 0 and Jackie Washer. green organs, muscles, and 46-1:xisted Tuesday. J y 20 tops. Slice or cut Thomas of Nashville. Tennessee • e • a into match. other tissues of th• body. 47-Aleionsula The Murray Assembly af Rain- 'J like strips. Refrigerate, cov- Indian spent Sunday with J. B. Starks 44,4. Misalignments of It. 'pea pra 4S-Tiri Aro kit bow far Girls will meet at the New Concord Club ered. 4's-I,)irk and farnily and Mrs W. W Pas- duce pressure upon nerve, Mis&affIC 'hall at 7 p.m. , Arrange in chilled bowl al- fibers, chall of Murray route four. lleets In Home Of thus inrerfering with it. normal (14 ternate layers of greens and 51-11goen • • • • • • • • nerve supply of Sr. various organs .1/rs. Smith scallions, reserving water- The Army has developed a The 111.15lC department of the cress. and tissues of the body. As a result DOWN light the camera wh-ch requires no Wanan' club will meet for an The New Ciac 'rd a mernsic- Sprinkle c. Basic French affected orgons'connot function ,4:ralan but depends solely an heat radi- open meeting at 7:30 as the ens Club met recently in the Dressing over greens. Toss. properly. a it ation from the person or abject Done.* es-erring at the club 'n -.use. The hoime of Mrs. W::::e Smith f r Salt and pepper to taste. Gar- Ti. only logical say of correcting ...rretsce be photographed. program ie.:: be "G tben and an all day meetsrg. The presi- nish with watercress. the abnormal function of on organ 3-11, toted a Sullivan " Hostesses will be MeS- Basic tb+, (eh. dent, Mrs. Lean Adams was the French Dressing: is to correct th• misaligned ver- *le darnes Rueoe:1 Jahnson. Fd Ger- presiding °facer. ee e ate geseases,.. Mash and stir in small bowl tebra which is causing th• disease. 4- Mot. out ' f.n. Don Rohnson, W"tiliam WI. • , 1/2 tsp, salt, le tsp. celery salt, (' The roll call was answered by • THIS IS WHAT IS ACCOMPLISHED Hart Wilson. she a, tsp. ground black pepper, -Pry, as v John 0. Pesci:). each member telling where • — SY CHIROPRACTIC ADJUSTMENTS 6 Paul Shahan. W.:1:am Themes weuid spend Christmas. ad.ss tsp. paprika, 1,2 small gar- lic clove. When s. and John Waters, Mary Mntgomery read the garlic lique- DR. E. H. OAKLEY fies, add le c. vinegar for the manh and led or lem- • • h. • thoughts 1 soseses-14;16•40-‘ on CHIROPRACTOR Lord's juice. Stir. Slowly add 3is c. the group in repeating the Wallace Silversmiths olive or salad oil. Stir rapidly. Kentucky 1411;1'-i' prayer. Mrs. Rynald Adems read C' N SFRP1 ' ;" 1NOTHFR buffet Aurora, The drivers and pedestrians table. Set with appropriately star-patterned sterling Add 1 tbsp, minced parsley. lariciscapeng notes . t! Oars I • u e V in an advanced stage of itebri- the Chratmas tree placed between two candles decked with holly. Mix. Cool. RS — 10:00 A M - 8 P. M. re an are so etneous to all around The nearning less al Id-as on NDAY — WEDNESDAY :hem. that often ennene -Cake Dow rat.:',371 The ma HURSDAY — FRIDAY take charge of them and never lesson leaders were Mes. Alsedex.mately nine and a I Aluminam product on in the bridge across, upper San Fran- wit* Safety In Home P M. - 8.00 P. M----SUNDAY all them to enter into the King.es arid Mrs. Noel Smith, . quarter milleon patterns were ad- , United States is , expected to to- cisco Bay fr en Richmond to San Ceased Tuesday and Saturday MAXIMUM , traffic stream But. n a sense, aeasted by Mrs. Taft Patter/me. Is Kirksey Topic meted to hospitals in the United' tal in ati than 800 million pounds Rafael- in California a the long- ELmeeed 4-4140 SAFETY the ree, pr bent drivers during They &nil h p'A' ie make !States in 1937. In 1957. the fig-by IMO, compared with 250 mil- est chrstinuous steel span in the Phone 'the; Heliday Seasen are these fancy cakes by elating and re- - • tare was record 23 million. huepourids in 1950. world. Fairdealing, Kentucky MA ACCOUNT -Safety; in the H ;me" was the i who have had eoeugh ta drink areanging the penes es make a Juzear 4-H AWED TO se as to impair their judgment Santa Claus, :rein. and a shays tecee ef the Kirk-sey Semi he SI11.0911 but not enough t3 markedly sad- . man- pregram at the December meet- by Wanda eep.4 fee their appearance These There were 14 members pres- I rig. which ...weed _ , Blaka.y naciees the Chris:mas MORTON £ aseple 'seem ts be perfectly nor- ent and each hr 'ugh* a c 'eared Ears fr im the B.b.e. The pledges • Dresden. Tetinessee 1 mal. yet they we: take chances desh fir the arm meal. S . ,r1 te led by Judy DResden 6402 in wa Want and driving that The afternecin less in was no the - !hip wen Cr Senn, eis and Maltase Rase. M.- Please seed 5155 report en they %auld av if completely -Christmas L'ght.-ig drei Pecoret- ye' Nine Pam lowed reilIVS1 today Ms ee. sober. Then. as :bar reset ton 3.1,. Wraiths-7 was a /Jest oh se: or d ate'.ed a Ch st- Site wi time ha..i peen sl need dawn by at th.s meeting and d no me, garras with the salet make .n.•x;),'n-'.ve deco- and 15111, 1 , few dares, they carint react h At ti A kit ,tn -Gun Safety" v. £00105 rations teen e'en, feurd in must Was lei lque-kly enough to as- •id :he ("II- ' Helen McCall in as Narrator sequences If theta. chance-taking. h.srnes. She had ''ire'. su:h ar- acre dund I ie-esenad Mrs. Smith was, p. , ANkilAL d:an orow her'as ex- EMI I ON Of— FiCES UTUMadds I These are the people who cause rangements with ••••• Judy an'1171-21f, L'• • to all 111 LTIO accidents. amples. Mrs. B.Ils- K lng.ris. dele- traffic Do Marine and the ti'. -, her. I ' gate. and Mr;. Smith. Un children by Wanda Blakely, B , alternete. ,.vere ch a, gs Inc. by Beer: and Gary Youngtee di I end . Farm and Herne week in Lexirsg- safety with elecer c s,. liesg ' tan. Living 1P1 '*1.--a5 was descu .-ed by Dan E3 Iv, +mine The members ex:ranged gifts Jit I a 1,-3 ,:is J ,nes. Gary Yeungb. dui--ing the recreweeri per. el. Es' nty-th Perrs , OUT WITH THE OLD... Warren was a s i).•--r. Mrs.'Huse The and dii! not I next meeting . will be in ;he h sme Mr Sara presented 4-H acts- ARANCE Be leer Pt %realm Mc:Cu:sten on omen' Ins d :,as ) thc fdrs,w'mg: CI. PrIchIP I of Mrs. SHOE IN WITH THE NEW Friday, January 113th at 10 am. Nancy W::s v.. h.-a eh, Jimmy man 9he • • • • Arelerson, Michael Tremendous Savings in Women's,Men's and Children's Shoes hts *NOM an Fr aT1C-AC 's famed Tele- Palmer. ease' ric, Ceeth.a Ezell, the mud with graph H.:: g name Ls en the fr een 1, di and f • Or gent' sernaph are whreb once sesnaled Janice Perry end Ni.chael Rase or, nla IS the arra al id -re.ng ah.ps to le : thy g,'-sip .n enging- at the FOR WOMEN FOR CHILDREN th:It SrAki traders in town 'he nit-'• Ant ' from the Trappe, da;•per ni BUSTER BROWN brevet ra [MURMURS rivefr Regularly Priced from 15.95 to '7.95 eved gem Regularly Priced from '11.95 to s13.95 sli the at tier hum the mut! dour!, of ' !sow ONLY $499 NOW ONLY tumult fr Oho scald t '890 cloth, not delicate 9 of refiner * St Lou MEN forge fire: LIFE STRIDE FOR ot the gr was bases Regularly Priced from '10.95 to '12.95 A? S rt"Ift the mysti 1. 110BLEE down to Switch Now to Regularly Priced from $12.95 to $13.95 At the n NOW ONLY 190 r,ost of tl A •• the 13 • cc ayh BOONE'S NOW ONLY CIPien 11- 1099 They v (ARAB t cleric an Better Sonitone Dry (leaning -7111,41.*1 —isiter see SPORTS and an fasttl - , • gether to "7-"r Adardo- Ittt Regularly $(1.95-8.95 • PED WIN own agn Here's one New Year's resolution • Drab colon, restored around th, FM$491441"1"Wt' , $399 Priced from $9.95 to $10.95 The Re. that's easy to keep. Use our to like-new brilliance - Regularly 1101% now $4" spike as San acne Dry Cleaning service • regularly. Then you'll be sure all • Routs out ALL the dirt tossed, ti, - wins your clothes look like new all the ahe HANDBAGS now' 1.99 NOW ONLY 99 & s899 I `-ntiouhin't time. Both the look and feel of • Stubborn spots vanish es‘ Regularly Priced from $2.9g to $5.9-, I come her newness will be restored in clean- would be ing after cleaning. Start right • Perspiratio g1- ne to the hr now. Call on us, to care for your to dee rm holiday,cleaning needs. • No desist g Rhoda mind WEll at the deo PHONE ALL SALES cr in RIM [tender, 29, who accidentally kin. d you ' BOONE'S KILLED HIS SON—Jack his sm. Is als.Aen (right) under questioning by Detective PL 3-2414 FINAL! '1 [him Isli,!hael Fitzgerald (left) and LL John Manterney as they ADAMS SHOE STORE minutes t Laundry - Cleaners examine his gun collection In Chicago. Bender sail he was „awe a practicing "fast . draws" when his gun fired, killing 14- Illi thearip st was a a Phone PL 3-2552 -old Wyatt Earp Bender. Gun culleetiun numbers 23. month to is es tuglit Ms . TUESDAY - DECEMBER 30, 1978 LEDGER & TIMES -- MURRAY, KENTUCKY PACE FIVE 19584 1.--- Attww emvins sse EMBER 30, seconds before a iedulecl to be launch- Jack Webb Fights To Save me Canaveral, Fla., c sequencer is set rocket is fired with- 11 His "Pete Kelley's Blues" ier humen astistance.

By VERNON SCOTT hitting qualities that "Dragnet" olet - sensitive tube UPI Hollywood Correspondent has-and then some," Webb con- which will evelopeel see ow word eras, an• lay milintneurr at 17 usenet, no. 11104 Re nee wooer Po, Sri. ersw. *era eltessdeixil see sire wesr•erse 'vs *tilettsset HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Jack tinued. "Violence on TV in mod- smoke, fire! eeence ef Webb is more tenacious off- ern times is hard to swallow. relar )le vapor and seroen man whin he's jeayleg Joe There isn't any reason for it. Sys- len to an alarm - SUGAR MAPLE, DOG WOOD. windows, brand new style. full Friday ur his "Dr :ghee." series, But in the 20's killings and mob I FOR SALE : or other trees net in your yard or 1 inch door with aluminum Services Offered , and he's preying it by attempting rule were cornmcn. garden. flatten Lovins. 12-3IP screen. $199.00 installed. No down ! to saee his $70,000 baby-a new "Crime wae an accepted part of used in ad steam is payment up to 36 months to pay. tow that nebedy wants. enciety when the rackets were at electric power TWO REGLSTERED COCKER MATTRESSES REBUILT crate A NICE 3 BEDROOM HOUSE '3% interest. Hume Comfort LIKE Titlelti "Pete Kelleys Blue's." their height. And women 'were drilled in Cal.- Spaniel puppies, blond and white. new. West Ky. Mattress eing with ,beth, gab' furnace, half -1ompany, 108 Scuth 12th. Phone Mfg, Webles new offering is ga.hering siugged as freely as men. purpose. See NoWe Hughes, Puryear, Tenn. Co., Paducah, Ky. Murray rep- e same basement and concrete walks. 5 e'L 3-3607. 1-3C -ust ineead of sponsors, arid Jack Phone 46. 12-31P resentativ?. Tabers Upholstery steess eerier.. land Hwy. 641 See Hoyt is Up.sel .bout it. "But most (if all-and we BULLDOG PUPPIES. BRIGHT Share 10 N. 3rd. Phone PL 3- Cleaver or Can PL 3-1779. 1-1P "I cane understand why it it in the script -jazz was h v- LOOK! 10 ALUMINUM STORM eyed, healthy, frisky and' 'good 4513 1-17C ieg its clay. Our story is about watch dogs. C. E. Ray 406 South nasn't Leen sold." Webb fumed after a private showing of the pi- a musician who gets mixed up Sixth Street. Phone PL 3-3243. natural let fern in his own projection with the underworld, a TPC HELP WANTED working in room. eutgrcwth of speak- Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle - - CROSSWORD PUZZLE USED UPR-IGHT PIANO. CALL "The apathy of the netwerk: is castes." Webb's Pilot film PL 3-3902. I-1P FTJL TIME EIVLPLOYMENT For amazing. Per Melly. I thee( the Throughout ACROSS 9-Later there is an Lade:eye-4 b ckgreued 10-Nian's 1511:11BIZIM LiC31113C1 yotmg man with high school flapper era scares the powers that 1111317/0130 r3131111 Several • 4 I-Viper Tick name TRAD-LN SALE 1 SINGER port- education must be reliable. Apply 'oe• To me the 1920s ve:re he neest smooth, haunting jazz. 4-5 Olict seise 1I-Sow 01112113Q. 12IfR dedicated to the band- 16-Speed ,be. $42.50; I electric portable, at Hellenic! Drug Co. TFC teverielt colorful time:. f thls •scene", are PEACE ON EARTH At HOME, ANYWAY -William Rountree, MR DOW Cl EIRIR _ c - nfreres initl.11e content EtePliii Sera MUM 130.00; 2 Singer treadles, $19.00 _entury. 'tend where Kelly and the assistant seil.i.try of State who was "welcomed" in seed 20-Word of BEGINNING FEBRUARY FIRST, wildest bat-re u e • , alk NIOCTOW CIP131.1M MrSiN each; 3 treae.les, $9.95 each. Call' Movie Was Nit beat out the Baghdad rectntly by one of the must vueeterous anti•Amen- • local acfCce has vacancy fee full relent oneteatlily 21-Move with r1ILIUJii 0 1 Adams. Singer Sewing Ma- "It was an era wher hcods and and Dixieland recoreed in can demonstrations ever staged in the Middle East, prob- .SS le ittort beating time Secretary. Shorthand, typ- Mot iOti MDR t3I4FIE‘ chine Representative. PLaza 3- society mixed ele lev to „elbew. it years. ably tet-ls glad he's home in Weettington as he looks at the • -one or allICIO ing and excellent Englith are paining too he 22 1757 or PLaza 3-6480. 201 Seuth was a time when Lindbergh flew "Television is family wreath with wife Suzanne -ad daughter Susan, 11. 111) 1 Ifa Wean II Bo -1 'El Af GI21- necessary. Bookkeeping can be lotolds 13th, Murray. TPC .he Allaatie, and people were the 20s," Webb said. 23-Europrann r r4 learned on the job. Apply by TEPEES happiest in histery 21:-Ilrerbearei,,e FOR SALE OR RENT: TWO letter to Box 32-D, Murray, Ky. because they 23-Itnrike ton 241-sine who 13TTAR* tit( ught they hed fought the war 1-itath builds r houses, four reams and bath 1 -i5IP U.S.S.R. L:S nf ewer 27-No:her of each. W. H. Brown Real Estate .0 end all wars. The greatest ath- ervous System r.:9-repiatratIon Apollo 34-Redtiee to a no-rity In letes of the century were setting iA-Tilt,. lottltty Agency, 103 Gatlin Bldg, Ph.ine 211-Arst•lan 5.1.555 new records." ANKARA 31 -0.113tnue.124 Seaport 'Is,-! .tst rts metal 3-3432, Herne Phene PL 1 AUCTION SALE 0 • I no function in th• body 32-Tie et, , '.7- Ntstle: 44-15er rrIr -Man's tiny 1-1C J Jack plunked dcwn the 70 1 under direct or indirect rt, thou. oily 30 Or.. 4. N. OIISU :SS-Apportion vote grand following his movie vet- the nervous system. idr n of AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, sem ef "Pete Kelly," which prov- rii ril 3 1;: 4 5 6 7 ejlie 9 10 II January 3rd at 1:00 p.m. TURKEY th• many functions of the I 2 e. - IVO- TICE rain or ed to be a hit. o protect the spinal cord shine at late Ott Holland home Jack starred in the movie, but nerve ifUr's which leave on highway 94 eight miles from he doesn't appear in the TV DEAD STOCK REMOVED free. I cord and pass berween 15 16 Murray. Will sell: bed steads, huw-aneit th_t could spell the Prompt service. Trucks didpatch ' ••• brae. These nerve fibers ..... kitchen cabinet, clothes cloeet, difference. MOSUL e ed by two- way radio. Call collect ' M,z;\ th• organs, muscles, and ::- -:l9 20 dresser, sewLng rmehine, wood A handsome young guy named Cra 0 •'..•:, Meyfield, Phone 433. If no an- ies of th• body. 4:- •574P-e'‹ cook stove, electric heaters (new Bill Reynelds plays the title role, SYRIA Tehrar. 21 22 ,•.r:r* 21 ,•:•:e;‘,..1,6, City, Ten- CYPRUS LATAKIA swer call collect Union 3 stack) electric churn, cupboard, and pays it well. Still, < riments of th• gees pro. he is no 26 17 28- neasee phone Tu 5-9361. 12-16-59 tables also wheel barrew, small sure upon n•rvis 24 ""•/35 Jack Webb. Chances are if Jack fibers, tools, two row planter, disc, rfering with th• DETROIT were starring in the series it /DAMASCUS IRAN normal ..r.-..31 PAASENGERS TO el-Pigpen `... '. mower, cultivator, wagon DODD- A'ould b seld instantly. Sea"LEBANON ply of th• various organs ... r,.... , Saturday noon. See or 0 foot and eection harrows, raetus. I Built Around Jazz Baghdad° s of the body. As a result DOWN 32 li call Glenn Beach. Ph. HU 9-2181. .• bull tongue, brooder, 4 hole hog "The sr, w has th same ed organs cannot functiors 1-1C hard- 1 - Simian 35 feeder, gear, dinner bell, new 2- t of liptionene pcnver rrenver, 300 bales good ISRAEL', RAQ y logical way of correcting '.eurreney WANTED hay, 100 poets. nice 4 year old!! e mat function of on organ 3-Ill listed on COW and baby calf, eerie gentle i FOR RENT. ttei father', • 1„..::: 42 4:,' 44 43 i r•ct tn• misaligned ye, mu'es, spotless 4 door Chevrolet 1 ch is causing 4.telpe eta SPINET PIANO FOR MODEL ; thei disease. -40- • 47 .'14S car 33.000 miles, new tires, Pen- ; TWO BEDROOM BRICK Duple Cair YHAT .5-1'riarei•:den • Chureh. Merit be priced SUEZ IS ACCOMPLISHED , Baptist feet. .n eondltIn, see erak tens of apartment we:: 'emulated. Eke_ \jORDAt4 5-I'ry, as- 4,7 '0 cendition.' DPRACTIC ADJUSTMENTS right and in feet :eats ceal ar d scrap iron. Douglas trica 1 ly heated Carport. Au ti - ...Ill t et, 4.-. - a.- - Term. Weite Joe Dill, Model, Shoemaker, Auctioneer. 1-1C matic washer. 1606 Farmer, Ph ts- . H. OAKLEY seer; Due% oy Un .id 12-31C PL 3-2210, 121-30P Persion OPRACTOR LOST & FOUND] EGYPT SAUDI ARABIA -Gail ira, Kentucky MODERN TWO BEDROOM hornet werfd Wetter, #islorie.OhY9set/ LOST: GREYISH SCREW TAIL for rent on South 15th street. A M - 8 P. M tr- le:00 Boston Bull. Left home Friday Call 1526. 12-31C ed Sea ' - WEDNESDAY IVY)i IT before Christmas. Limps. Wear- BAHR EINV )AY - FRIDAY *:irsk-viE IFiptieaumE ing tag. Please call Betty Scott, MODERN FURNISHED A rt- QATAR 8.00 P. M -SUNDAY Phone PL 3-3176. 12-31P m en t. 3 roome. bath a,nd large esday and Saturday closet. Ground fiudr. Private, front and back entrance Electric' ELtnwsre.d 4-4140 CARD OF THANKS heat Car pert. Phone PL alms. Kentucky The family Mr. J. L. Beane 3-2814, c" PT---• 1 lot the 4.1, 1111: am Fitt C.7en 't •et :-. is- -- Street. POLITICAL GUSHER MAY BE ON PAP-A tug-of-war between the Communists wishes to their many 501 Beale 12-31C ‘: • iswa recKe • r ,vf a •Adlls• eany meet MAly and protant.. (•-e. • -•••It.e• r express and the Nasserites has the political cauldron stmmering Us ill-rich Iraq In appreciation eo ever)- Iligerei that itfteo ner ead refused to 510 Rhoda Marsh ..tata nut ir knoss t nal oi thanks and THIREE BEDROOM HOUSE, close the middle is Premier Abdel Karim Kassen inghti lu S. Assistant Sec- the, .ii sbove r.11* mud rind 'fie-eresa the orairiea tereonah missionaries Case gone 'at rye. one f:.r their politeneas, for in. • All modern c elven ences. Ave retary of State William Rountree, who visited Baghdad recently. believes •• . T •ortd Street in OW St sighed Even as a Doe James reici yono it to ene Oregon eountr:.• fltwets and the &Joe and etc., in allab:e January 1st. Ph me PLaza Kaesen wants to follow • neutralist policy. Greatest danger La from the .4 1 RI -via '.1..rsh ereted with neen ,vaywarl end profane 111TH. 'Yeah Jim Velma> 4.4314.:(1 the h..iur. Lai sadness. Thanks to 3_5169. I2-31C Communists. Kasten has leaned on them to keep the NIPtaeriles us cheex, •I",•• • -n In trort sit tee reitetis given to rough extlnite then to Rhoda up ern: down oold.y She Bro. Harris and the Max Church- _ and has accepted Red arms and teehntrians A Common taket,vei woold ee' eerierresitiaRnown is the Be,. meditating upon the glories an,'• felt the heal rising in net face ill Funeral Wane, I EWE FtOOM HOLISFseeeBASE- tie up Iraq's nil and on repepiines to the Meeiderraneen and 6ive the HAMM!!! ye- Pe'ace rewards of riehtenueneee "Why etc vu Arent Sc go way Mae God bless everyone. ment, gas furnace allr water and Sickle a much-desired satellite in the Middle EasL ((Jsteircsa Press) I See was straight and trim. But Jeremiah was not cast out there lust to marry a damn :Vire Suaie Beane and Family Theater. 307 South 11th, Phone with the nrght face of nealth down yet It was the future that miss/rimier" You cot-id do a heap 1TP PL 3-2624. 1-1C' .11=1.• ano eaturel eur.osity Her hair was still firm in , better nght nere einunted and no by Ernie Bustusellas ea5 irei inns% 'slack 'Icy •Ifett the conviction trat he rould make I'm thinking NANCY acre dark orowd-aimost an In- tarrifs Itp,ilgend that it would Rhoda met the bold stare with- d:an Drown and comptetelv %live be A 41.Wel 5r1,11A crown ten aid oUt flinching although St annoys I to all the Oust,' etrargeness be- those devoted to bringing the tier to Know sbe caP blushing THAT ONE fore her. Mont soberly attired she light of religion to the Indiana. "1 doubt that. Mr Shandy ' wan in ea' -Arid Unadorned non- James nee not seer Rhoda last -She will meet ner betrothed THAT WORD- LITTLE WORD one, and Peery skirts, all of • nelht He did not know, her purity at Fort Cass the minister said - Z TI-: AT WORD - as ere' gray She was, in this and ,,edication It ,vas -me thing -They will be married immediate- SPOILS tx. ,ming year of the fed trade_ 'to refuse a brother's iequest, out ly and start oars to his mission ito I a f•ev months •hort of being quite another to -envie noble All we ass of you- " EVERYTHING "You already tv ,nty-three Quite obwiouly ehe 'spirit like Rhoda once you nad asked it and I can t help you. My pack train di o not rielong even near the seen her in person Jeremiah be- (WHAT Br :vet Palace lieved that the depth and strength left a week ago. I wouldn't even :E have let then, if she'd DOWN fleseie net the Reverend Jere - of her devotion would stir even net go WORD? mien Shandy was stand . re7 with James, ano .hat was why Jere- been here" Jim Shandy began to n's Shoes turn away. hi r shetrely boots ankle deep in miah had brought her along this Eli. mud He was frail and old. morning even unto the doors of "You will help her, James," his with a dry grnymees lying across the lair of sin brother said his gent'e. mobile features. but fie otserved that Rhoda was Puzzled and angered by Jere- EN sits lark eyes was a strength getting the devil's share of atten- miah's quiet sturdy faith. James th7it spoke of a power quite apart tion from the two drunken river- swung toward him again "Stub- paused at the door born as ever, ain't you?" He from the physical men, who had I•4 LI5 PM Pit -AA Trappers Spanish muleteers. Of the Beaver Palace turned away once more, and this tOSS b, 0 • • da; per merchants in wen brushed "Pay them no mind," Jeremiah time he kept going toward the IWN Denver nets dreenons swagger- advised. Beaver Palace. ATIBIE an' SLATS by ksweburn Van Burge ing rivermen keelboaters, sharp- Rhoda igniard the profane Rhoda and her companion ereed gamblers. roustaboute, and stares and stood serenely, if looked bleakly at each other The to 47.95 IT I 4 Fe M ali the otner assortment of fron- somewhat precariously, upon tile minister's unbreakable fighting WON'T DO ANY SCRAPPLE ? LEMMe TNA `PS TO ASK,THOUGH, WILL SEE-- THERE'S BEEN THE tier humanity .slopped. through barrel Pie quality in her that spirit still hurried in his eyes "Bo BECKY HCNEY-IT AIN'T THAT good cheer, we shall still find LIKELY :1:00./711111"1 -LIT, AUNT A LOT OF NEW the mutt to and from the bury made the rivermen stare also of SLATS'D WCRK HERE. LAND 0' ABIENE ? FELLERS NAME , a way," he said dourn of the Beaver Palace, The made them nold their tongues GOSHEN, ONLY THEM some„, HERE RECENTLY- Rhoda looked at the mud tlinitilt from within was enough Presently they staggered into 3CIE4TIFIC FELLERS SCRAPPLE, Hill-i 2 scald the ears of a man of the the Beaver Palace around ner at the brown roll of Otto WITH BEARDS AND cloth not to mention the more "With the Lord:8 help," said the Misstruilppl showing in the DANGER0L6 EXPERJAITiTS young lady Is the kind of gaps between buildings Fort Cass NHITE CCATS WORK delicate senses of a Jeremiah, "this IN A IN Of refinement. debauchery you will aid Keehn was far. far up the great river, PLACE THE NUCLEAR RESEARCH • St Louts was roaring like the Slocum In conquering, Rhoda." and then up the Missouri. and LIKES 0 THIS - forge fires of hell from the profits He cleared his throat to enlarge then far beyond that "Perhaps is- CONDUCTED :::RE of the great traffic in furs that upon this somewhat unorthodox it is impossible for me to fulfill was based on the dangerous work point when he saw his brother my promiee to Elisha this sum- ot a relatively few men far up approaching. "James:- mer." KEEP our the mysterious rivers that came Jim Shandy's tall beaver was 'I know my brother. Rhode down to the brown Miestesippi sensibly set. His dark cravat lay said the minister. "He curses At the moment it seemed that neatly egainet his white ruffled goodness becaltine there Is a fear ,...Fnost of the aettr.ity wan centered shirt, rind the tops of his boots of goodness within him, but I o the Beaver Palace It was a showed a fine zirets Indeed, he saw him weaken as we talked to - *., U I. P.. OR- AN r.41... phice ler: an deqrees of the looked the part of the St Louie him. Well wait and when he .41 5,•4•••• 99 citeren;enoft came. besineesman that he was. Rhoda eon out I will speak to him They re an odd pair, the thought, although only • few again. Right will prevail!" cleric and the -lark-haired wom- years ago, according to his broth- There was little doubt about an nut they FICCrilef.i to draw to- er. James had been a trapper for the minister's faith, but his op- UL' ABNER gether to make an island of their the Rocky Mountain Fur Com- timism concerning his brother own agninst the rough tide pany. left Rhoda unconvinced. Yet she WHN/ DID AI-I DON'T KNOW-BUT wvIPF!! arceind them "dames, we've been waiting for knew that she must not doubt., FLING EVR`i TIME WE READS LEPAME The Reverend Jeremiah Shandy you." Jeremiah called as he start- for that was the first sign of sin Ti-lEr "FEAR,LESS spike ea if pained and embar- ed forward through the mild. and error. Such a feeling had at- SEE rassed, not for nimself; but for Irritation settled nerd on Jan tacked her when she was ready ROCK FOSDICK" viE THET ahe sins of others. "1, feet 1 Shandy's face, His roughness was to leave Massachusetts on the AT LI G ITS TH'URGE!! COM I CAL 899 heandn't have allowed you to not even thinly disguised by his first part of her long journey to ABNER? conic here with me. Perhaps it fine attire. Rhoda thought at a wild country to marry a man would be better if I took you back once that he was far more suited she hadn't eeen for three years. to the hotel and returned alone to the buckskin he riad forsaken She had fought the feeling and to 4ee My brother." than to the dress ej a gentleman. gone ahead, but again. In Cin- Rhoda shook her head. "1 don't He spoke curtly 03 his brother. cinnati, doubt had assailed her mind waiting here." She glanced "11 told you est night I can't do when she met the Reverend Jere- at the dwors. "Maybe your broth- nothing about helping a woman miah Shandy, who had been en- LL SALES er is already in there. Why don't get to Fort Casa." He stared at trusted by the Missionary Society you -'' Rhoda. -This is her, huh'!" to make all arrangements for the FINAL! "I think not. We'll wait A few "Miss Rhoda Marsh. yes," last pert of her journey. Once minutes longer." Shandy watched Jul moth said -She timid oe more she had fought away doubts, efiewo arunken rivernien lurching there by unit-July You will help and now she mast do It again. street arm in arm, and it !her, James.' He seeke softly, but But who could believe that Jim J‘, p the eL2_ was -di lens why he Marl wan' - n • Hat futthei t.-sandy was going to chaege his else- to Ae tits tharge atom- IA:I in ,L,ts,. .50 sl .iet . mind? a, • Illant his mother. James .7.tIarsviy,; 'Hive yet_ e.ny idea where the • (Contented Tomorrow)

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ODPY NOT ALL LEMMA& ?AGE SIX 41. LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY TUESDAY - DECEMBER 30: 1958 Weekend Sports Kirksey Wins Summary United Prem. International gaturd iy WE WILL BE- Over Fulgliam JACKSONVILLE. F's. (UP11- 7.111seiss.ppi dive 70 yards for a first-period touchd een and thm Coleman Reeder h't for 22 CLOSED made it stand up ler a 7-3, vic- points to give the Wirksey High tory over Florida in the Gator School Ea Mk 5 a 59-45 victory Bowl game. THURS., over the Fulgharn Black Cats in JAN. 1 • the concluding game of first SAVINGS! round action of t he, Carlisle ORLANDO. Ctinty Invitational. Fla. (UP!) - Sam - * - McCord threw one touchdown 5 After a nip and tuck first pass and set up a second touch- -period that was deadlocked 12-124 down as he led East Texas State Prices Good Through the Eagles palled into the lead! to • SERVICE! a 27-7 win over M.ss.,uri Val- Saturday, Jan. 3 and recorded a 23-1E-halttime E • ley in the Tangerine Bowl. margin. Holding the Cats to only 10 points in the third frame the SAN FRANCISCO Eagles really began to move (UPI) - late Nick Pietrosame f Not--e Dame in the period and held the upper scored two touchdowns to pace hand 40-28 at the outset of the 4 the way for the East to defeat fink; quarter. NO CHARGE the West. 36-14. in the 34th an- Other first round action saw Fb nual shrine Ali-Star game. FOR SLICING 33 Clinton Central down Fulton SMOKED PICNIC HAMS County 58-43. and Sedalia sur- MIAMI. FLa . (UPI - The prosed host Carlisle 67-55 in the South college all-stars romped afternoon session while South past the North. 49-20. as Bay- Marshall rolled over Livingston. lor's Buddy Humphrey fired five .0( Central 60-41 in the first nee touchdown passes and scored one POUND PKG. game himself. 39Fb Celernan Reeler took scoring WORTHMORE BACON honors in the Earle contest with ARCADIA. Calif. UP11 - -- Gary Key and Jones he- Eldrid Speedy Hillsdale sever' an easy ing for 13 and 14 points re- four: length v:ctory ‘er Jewel's soectivelv. L. Stewart wbs high Reward in the $30.350 Pdal.lou for the los^-• with 14 nents. TENDER COOKED Stakes at Santa Aries. HALF or WHOLE , After:woof) Session (SHANK PORTION lb. 49e) lb Clinton 15 35 43 56 FIELD'S Fulton HAMS Coorty 12 26 35 43 59 Meve-s 10 Jsrecson. Hsrper PURE PORK 18. 1A7vae 11 C. Meyers 10, Mar- The Holla SUGAR CURED Well 7 4 (Continued from Front Page Fulton ,ceonto (431 Anoerson C'stewell 5. Taylor, arn for th te people in :he OUR OWN J B S. Baguette 2. 1ö -gliera cerrenuney who are old. sick - MAKE SMOKED lb 19. Careson 2 Miser 10. D. themselves Joins who can't do it Bobbie. Harr-. SUSAGE me cehir rea,ons- Those pe ; 29b 23 The It n't write freely because a warned t 19 27 46 67 of the letters are read at cono :.039313::eicr p.erds Carlisle ...... 10 24 41 55 ststiens by Russlan ur Gerree. Sedalia (671 employee-s. but this one woman holiday Pay,. D C,l•hana 4_ Hendon wrote in such a way that we 13. Diteson 11 (-ark 17 could red between the 117 FULLY MATURE avtheoci.' Carlisle (511) 99c v.-haf a hard time they have CORN "Surely Todd 21 Piers -in 1. Vratem 7. FED BEEF lb how glad they art to rece.... over Reeford Ilelarkwell 1. Redden 2. :crier, from the which (CLUB STEAK lb. 79c) West E rlisapeaver, sheertic Wilmouth 9. Rarnhe 11, Norris 5.1 STEAK !them know that eie outside w rId Nioht Swisiee at least- thinks of them now ..nd havior b Seth Marshall . 14 36 42 60.. council as Livingeon 10 24 29 411 FRESH FLORIDA Well. I'm taking piano less. r ALL PURPOSE CHASE & SANI3ORrsip "We a South Marshall (601 again Not becaelse I want carry M4iler 5 B-hannon 4 D Lov- but because Tante (aunt) Brig and need ett. Darnell 2 Msrhis 18 Jeles, thinks it's . geed for me- I is Sett-elder In Weever, Wek.ns af.erri, on f r the first ti: Morgan 2 19. Wss Matter is pretty nice and all Livingston (11) Potatoes but I pribably won't have any Instant COFFEE SiX I Ramer 4. T Mows, 4.. lansher free time now in the aftere,..n. R PEFRUFT 3 D Ramaee 2. Rinestaff 18, J. 7nd I'll probably be half d-ad Jones RarTra ge 2 4. Berry: Ca ilso the time I get to bed It costs 4. Moren, 'Cam] Pt 20 0-Marks a morree That along Large 6-0z. Jar 95c with try bus cards amounts 1:, a 10-Lb. Bag ea Kirtsey 12 43 59 good 38 D-1613rks per In<.r.'h 39 Fulham _ .12 I828 45 !Whew! Where s: the money gi,;:r.it' Troc KIrkter-1691 But done worry too much al>put SHOWBOAT Key 13. Jones 14. Murd/xit. the money Daddy You know I Reeder 22. Smith. Edwards 3, CALIFORNIA ron't buy anything that I done Adams 7_ carrvbeparaHe'tea 7p:- need badly you know I'm so Fulgharn (451 revs-street 9. L. Stewart It! tin° nwIt'eY lately that I might w be BLACKEYE (.'"IY" et .4.1e. PEAS Blackeye Mullins. Morehead Bowen 5, J. ." every Peas fore I spend it And when I Stewart 2. Evans 2. Dean 11. each 24-0z. spend sernething. I u_sually have °Intsouthov ahe sscpt sort of a bad conscience Is that Cello Bag State good or bed" 25` 15-0z. Can loc victn Consolidated.. It is time to close I've g terrible cold. ...rid my head FIELD'S PURE I E.the trn 501sait (Continued from Front Page) flaring to ache. too. So, g SANTA ROSA CRUSHED George E by for now. Much love and Re:se, 24; pass through or very near the one loss this time so that you D 1 BIG BROTHER Pedroraorani ,S. city hmits of Murray dent catch my cold. "It its recommended that a cen- Your daughter (cold and a' whits, 19. facilities for LAR ter with cOmplete Gerlinde The p 512 pupils in grades 9-12 be con- PNEAPPLE further structed on a fifteen >ere site The largest palace in England 4-lb, Carton Yellow Cling near Murray. A study of the bus is Hampton Court. near London arid routes shOWT that tramp-ire/eon Garienal Wolsey built It in 1515 to such a center would not greatly Later it became :he favorite res- 16th. deaPe Na ofInt daily mileage" idence of Henry VIII The palace Can increase A pplew h The alio/ye quotations are from and its 44 acres of gardens are Mr and -r a slate study now open to the public 59c 15 5530 Asp It was etriphasried that. !he dead grade schools in the five centers A recent surveY by the US• Ad ll! o.f only ,Ceneus Bureau found that Amer- PEACHES would remain there and that GERBER'S rtotp.nw ,ceegenrerheetse hemn:iti aint grades 9-12 weuld be moved, lean took a !eta: of 107 milSon STRAINED to !he new c ins lidated school. triPs of 100 miles or more ti, Large 2/12 Can , visit friends and relatives in they wor The Inca emeere of South 1951; 61 million trips f r vacetion America eiulaton BABY had a p ci, arid pleasure and 44 relien fr The ear about five million. business. - - State p ose.eser• FOOD mileswastra prv rE torn fron 3 feet. jars 2W 29 was0s fourr creat•d by 6aw Faiyve. of

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