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' Inked Press International IN OUR 83rd YEAR Murray, Ky., Wednesday Aftei-noon, \It NI< \Ni October 31, 1962 POPULATION 10.100 Vol. LXXXIII No. 258 'with ent? a got your hrough an agent. In irst...wich nection. !MAZE YOUTH DIES IN TRACTOR ACCIDENT Dock tIniof ticig Seen & Hearo Senator Morton Speaks Before Golden Wedding Anniversary No Witnesses Present As Young Full This '.Veek Aroimd Group Here Yesterday At Noon Man Crushed Beneath Tractor A number Senator Thruston Morton spoke of eases were com- pleted in the court of Judge Robert MURRAY yeiterday at noon to the Murray A popular Calloway County farm 0. Miller this week. offices in his chapter and had a Junior Chamber of Commerce and south WaS killed instantly late yes- well rounded'farming program -- Following are those cases which numerous visitors at the Triangle terday afternoon a; a result of head Ile was a member of the Wit thought that we had watch- are on the court record Mt. I inn His talk was part of the JayCee injuries received in tractor Pleasant a acci- Methodist Church :n ed the Murray State football games Michael Lynn Reed, Mayfield, program of bringing various speak- dent near the Old Macedonia corn- Henry County, Tennessee. Funeral until Coach Don Shelton showed racing motor vehicle ,amended to ers and their views to public at- munity on the State Line Road services will be held there Thurs the films of the Eastern and Ark- speeding. Trooper C. Stephenson. , tention. cast of 'Hazel. day at 2:00 p m. Bra Clovis Kemp ansas State games before the Thor- Fined $15.00 and costs of $15.30. " Senator Morton told the group will conduct the rites Mired Club Monday night. James B. Adams. Farmington F'atally injured was Charles and burial that he supported America's deci- will be in the church cemetery. NT route one, public drunk Trooper :wry. 18. the only SCIII of Preston

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stir TINTI fHE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KY. WEDNESDAY - Qt.:TO/1ER 31. THE LEDGER & TIMES-7_Morehead Hopes Halfback Howard Murphy 1962 a PUBLISHED by LLDGER Will Be & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc.. Ready For Action In Crucial Game Shelton Says Consoliaatiun of The Racers the Murtay Ledger, Calloway Face lanes-Horaiti. The Times, and The Octooer 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January 10 sited Irre•• latersalkmal I. 1942 l Eastern. which• may help 'The Morehead State hopes to have. Ma- T rooms keep halfback ,Howard their minds on the Tough Job With Iwo JAMES Murphy back in Blue Raiders C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER business at hand. action for Saturday's crucial Ohio FIGHT We reserve the With Murray coach Hon Shel- rival te: reject any Advertising, Letters to the Edi Valley Conference battle wi th Murray or Public Voice items bon, it isn't so much a question State football coach Don Even with Which:in" Our opinion. are not for. best "in- estern Kentucky, but it's the such a key game terest of our readers of keening his Racers from Shelton tockiy passed gig plaudits I facing . Eagle defense that coach look- his squad, Shelton couldn't G u y 'ng , ... • • • . ta nis squad for its play in last NATIONAL isop Penny is banking. overtook the performance of his ARTtaii AMERICA'S NO.1 CRIPPLER .ItEPRESENTATIVES: on to keep RAN WALLACE WITMER his,. Saturday's 14-9 litatiisicn CO., from looking back to their fine victory over Ark- team in its victory over Arkansas A Ave.,. Memphis, Tenn.; Time & Lite Bldg.. New York. team on top of the conference , nsas State, Stephenson N Y., 14-9 upset of Arkansas State last then he quickly re-1 State. • Bldg_ Detroit, Mich. standings with Eastern's Maroons. niondeel .•-- - Saturday. .• the Racers that they must i The win, --While Morehead is playing heist the first at home this Enteled Xt the _Post Orate_ Murray. Kentucky, Middle Tennessee; I forget that game and start think-1 year -for transmission-1s o Western -Saturday with a 2-1 . in four tries, v..as the biggest Second Class afternoon.: Mg of this weekend's afternoon Matter. Hastern..also OK mark, is atill very much in' I non-conference vie/tory for Shad- "care !ochry-and • cunt will be playing a-t contention contest with Middle Tennessee tomorroM" SlInsillIPTION for the league cham-: M.' ton since he took over as head through THE RATES By Carrier in Murray, per 'seek home agairist a last-place but still' pipriship ii,_ i„...asi, Murf -sboro, ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION trialth 8.5c Calloway 20t. Oar at a piece of K.; .. Tenn. . coach three yeasaan In and adjoining counties, per year. $3 50: dangeroua Tennessee Tech, in the' ago. Arkansas i wifere,.$5.50. else- . . , . and Shelton said the We got a tremendous effort i0P• Raiders look-, Stale, which w a s ranked .8th .. astrararuca an eight-game ea their front tsar kids against Arkansas I. weekend usual powerful among small colleges, lest its first "The Oulataading Civic schedule fur Kentucky State," Sheittp said, Asset of a Community is the when he saw them stomp Flora "but we can't game in six outings, and " college teams. rest the In- I Integrity of its Newspaper" ence State. 33-2 last Saturday. on our istureLs. We have a big charts' bowl hopes -,-...e.....-_ Kentucky's Wildcats w i 1 1 may have been . be Siteltan pointed ki l job coatinting us if we are to crippled ead 'lite Ledger's Classifieds leading Sflf the 'Middle Van- I as a resalt. \\ EDNESIL-Vt. - OCTOIIER 31. 19ti2 410101 thn kook, aessaaaa halfbacks. 01,.. 1 Je !wady for a tough Micidle team meeting a strong Miami team led al,, ncans_ 404 ap ..ba.s-citanincosiohin ,.. _ .-- jay _ea. aii,„.nr."111-ift.r_ _, thatorations. still, , , ---Aaasfte--Mirvers-singled out for by tile-b-rUliarit- orge Ilbra - a A ewe Gearge Dykes, and freahrnan' their play were quarterback Tony the Orange Eaa....1 Friday night/ yet-tory; Shelton Fioravanti, quarterback Tod, Morris as was in the stands Sat- fullbasck T.anmy GIOV - t..:ome to Other Saturday games will/have ob- i Quotes From The News .-•aa:cs to Murray's first urday night when Middle' demol- en end Gary Foltz. guard Johnny Murray at Middle Ten in an, over the Raiders ished Florence State 33-2 and he Wheeler, arid center Johnny Hina. By United OVC contest. Georget•.•X since 1952. Press International • Wind ingl , reported t ha t Coach -Bubber" Fiaravanti • up its season - had his greataajt game Boone's Automatic Laundry - ----NEW at ,h against i Murphy's ‘11I:K - I he forrtmla • kor ionget.ft of 'Fletcher !Mar Blue Raiders are "real at home in three years Franklin of Indian Washington as a reg-. -Pelerson. aggressive with great team speed." War, 91. who was released 'after being charged with & Lee ,at Centre engineering both R a cer , WASH and DRY -1 •C'''itli"-'• Other Middle superlatives noted v.ounding. another Athletic Golf Team touchdown drives, passing for one. Mail with -a sh.dguwblast : Conferee game: Lint-Oaf by Shelton were the fleet of good, touchdown after setting it up with 1,1 .it lots of bean..greeii at Kentucky te; and Xavier -...f inild-running peas. and a little meat. I. smoke halfbacks, the great a 34-yard run to the Arkalla. Louisville i ltduv iilt trie play WIN A $5.00 SHIRT OR BLOM four cigars a (lay and drink on All-OVC end George State five, and running at least a pint a day. I never Louisville be senseo for p13"ayedvi'inl Slowed Dykes. spirited line play, and the • a two-point conversion a doctor a• five iitiPar bill in it) life and the after sin. Up - -He hit on 13th and MAIN STREETS - Attendant on I've never had fine - quarterbacking of freshman 9 ,1-f 15 passes a headache." Pinny Praises for 117 yards and; Defense Teddy Morris. rushed for duty 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. ,.„M 'pfhy. 46. Morehead's lead i ng By grad-gainer aseason,ll se Morris has moved into the start- Glover 6th and POPLAR STREETS - Attendant on Dna missed Sickness turned in another fine' Gov.. Fain-avid ;. Brown. t Saturday's ing slot as a replacement 5:30 except on dn.:lured game at East Ten- for rushing performance with 84 duty 7:30 4.m. to p.m. tic' art''.•f essee, but injured Louie • him -allegedly distributed by .the Republican or a makeshift backfield Alford and proved yards. Foltz caught h i s fourth featuring his worth against Wednesday afternoon ;..:! • former quarterback Paul Florence by touchdown pass, and Wheeler and West at Dewite schedule conflicts passing for two ,halfback earned the day, and touchdowns and Hina gate standout defensive fakery and distortion of illnesses. Racer ramming per- these paniplivt- the as West racked up 132 yards from golfers are in full 26 yards for another. formances. swing preparing Final MISTER DRAWINCIS campa_igniug I have. in 20 years of pubi life." scrimmage himself in the 14-10 far in advance, atatistice showed him cam- - 4 EACH WEEK!! for the Florida Invitational alatIng six up•-et• _ _ Touraa of 10 passes for 169 SUPPnRT 'Penny nainent March 21. yards. YOUR UNITED FUND OXFORD. was full of praise for Miss_ University of lississii West Larry Mullen, .-ickup Laundry Cleaning, Registrar and frerhman quarterback .freshman, Pa- GIVE THE UNITED WAY for and Rol':-rt II. Ellis. after Mike is battling The victory over Florence halt- firecrackers were tossed sin is diormi- Gottfried but was even afor a qualRying, mire position, but he tid win skid for the ti-6 ;scent. to that of janies R. Meredith• enthusiastic about the d is also competing against a severe ..1ae1 Raiders. lifting their season Finished Bundles for Main Plant '•It fensive play led by tackle Ernie' case of strepta takes no mentality .to *boot a .firecr- cker throat. mark to 4-3, the same as the but it takes De Courley. guard Scott- Davidson Rac- gut- t. act like -a man."' and ers. Middle is 2-1 and very much end Mike Brown They were So far Mullen has done better , alive in conference play SELF-SERVICE DRY CLEANING • largely resp;Iinsidble fur K.:ding- on the links than in. the infirm- while. East Murray is out of the running with NEW DELHI. Tennessee star Jimmy Bakeat India - A 111 tar% official eliactiasin -- to i... ,, eneonnig. ar) . • a 1-3 kiop worksheet. _ .,_1____BaLlan ralaana. f•enior,-Murray; is uneat Vont/num-4 • AT 13th & MAIN STORE der ear: Eastern coach limping around on, a stiorainte ` Should Murray - Glenn Presnell, an- come i-i----p wi-tht- Picini has a ei sal \‘‘.rlii .. still . . aul a ar I ta•ja- w all:mg arma. breathing hard after the 6-5, . soptomore, victory over the Blue Raiders acaleaker Lone Oak. has .t would . over Western. warned! been burdened be the first for the Rac-I LAST WEEK'S WINNERS... hia with a cheat cold. ers Maroons not to look ti;ast Ti- , since 1952. when Middle bow-, nessee . Tech to the climacaca ed 20-13 A Murray vietory Coach Hewitt said he is Kea Corey - JestsCamp% - Lillie Miller "Hawg Rifle." feud weR would help a with More-i pleased with the_long Ken:wing, team's _Nov. 141•er• ganse_aithistadianeee-ef-entyptng -garnts - trar - tillITT golTirrs. Vrt 7-X -tlie Min, .1•11% r•••••1•• MOW pressed concern ov- cham sad will mit Mrs. James Nesbitt ionshipl whiceahalsaa-heisat i' afelii-Ti a7li.Z worm room Mini* laal n--d-M7riaieia - aots -yaw ,____ . .'lly rennesser c I u b s ..1:::-..et:rnh414.1"6'awit. have beers .-ance Eastern tucked 'mew so t h e title i. !Via with - . concerned away. in 3. : MI-• t I a Eagle. 2 Preanell said t h getting in lund-"thltthriir - 1954. Eastern and trill rt i.rote -or at . 51utray Salle'ttllene. a t Tennessee ,„,, nds a th cl""Yina Mose- . 3. MINIM Tech is • head now.stand 3-1 in I.;.. 'a, n ained chairman turning into a fine foot- . carderence SPO•1111" V tse goolig it the Nlarray area for the ita, they hOve atandings and now.,-10,1 1•141•11. ball :team after a slow start, not had 1-he- oesportunitya both clubs have i.e : • .1.• , eriance of Anierican and • f„, vecialized practit,,,,.. good shots .‘rt 1% eik.- has "exceptionally tine runningl at the 1962 crown. BOONES / Site GREENE INC. backs behind a WILSON young line that • Some of the The overall series '-,"! k• Anderson pasi-erl aiiay at Iii- home near Farm- wtma lmjiroved golfers are faking between Mid- Main Plant, So. Side Square PL 3-2552 100 per cent thn advantage dle and /alarms .1 .71 T UV •4Iay afternoon. season. of the golf net in the stands in Mur- Ledger & Times He was 70 years of age and his -gym to ray 's favor by the Homecoming practice their swings. Oth- slim margin of 13th & Main Automatic Laundry PL I I. ..•i folleayrei a lengthy illdess„. at Eastern , 15-14 There h l'a It _ers are "forking with a:eights to lee been three haw Office Supply Dept oth & Poplar Automats,. Laundry P 3-31333-2554L • I II wdl be H‘me-coming Hay in the • glaAgeteggie glatede.igge. *rim dating back to 4 -ITAL.: "tilt,- the--henne 19011. - ttretch of the 1952 football sea.- rs...... „,„„1, a. -.11.1".""-4"---'im _ ___ -_ 11114 1 " "- -thr ray -5taite- must run as they ' ter run la-tore ii t bra .rr t.i tem. place air show in 1.a dn. .ilie) ouferent rate. •

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• V-- 131.R 3L 1962 W'r.DNESDAY — OCTOBER 81,1962 THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, /et. PAGE •.---- AFL STANDINGS ferred with Castro. •• by United intrinatipoid 1Russia . The blockade, however, would Eastern Division present no problem on shipments I. Russian (Continued From Page 1) T P.1. Pr PA of missiles out of Cuba Boston 5 2 0 .714 203 156 since Communist bloc ships are Houston 4 3 0 .571 181 156 (Continued From Page 1) now in Cuba harbors in sufficient longer range missiles used bases Buffalo 3 5 0 .375 178 180 numbers to start the Soviet weap- II ' '-dium range 1.200 miles ballistics 1_. .• .4- which took longer to 'construct. New York 3 5 0 .375 140 217 ons rolling home quickly. 1 CRIPPLER missiles are beng dismantled. elkod Khrushchev not Western Division Could Extend Suspension A undertaken ESISEND to demobilize the bases, 1. T PF PA The arms quarantine of C ub a , then Amer- The next big step would be IMO WEST KENTUCKY Dallas 6 1 0 £75 215 126 was TOLL ROAD :Lk,art I. • • ica would have had no alternative shipment of the missiles lifted for 46 hours at Thant's a ow KENTUCKY Denver 2 0 .750 226 and bomb- TURNPIKE but to carry out the demobilization request. This time period ends at INTERSTATE 65 stiENNY °rucxy I. ers back to Russia. U. S. officials k140MSI San Diego 3 5 0 .375 185 229 dawn Thursday, Se itself. have heard indirectly that the order to ex- • Cr. tomorrow" Oakland 0 7 0 .000 Rus- 101 tend the suspension • Senator Morton told his audience sians are could be is- CONNECTING rAciLmes PLANNED 0 • • t• FOUNDATION Sunday's Results talking of being able to that he did not want to abuse the start actual shipments out of Cuba sued with little advance notice. ST TTTTT HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT L New York 23 San Diego 3 ‘..‘• .01J... privilege given him by the Junior :this During the day, the President 4794N'A0-.i Buffalo 45 Denver 36 week. American experts re- Chamber of Commerce and and his chief advisers were expect- A..STATE. PARKi• rather Dialiss 31 Houston .7 garded such estimates -as being on ed to get through -44... than 'to express his views .on var- ' the optimistic side and that more Ambassador Ad- saLsruit.:°PL.NACIE NA510NAL Only games scheduled. li HiSTfOhiCAL ious subjects, that thought it would likely, the shipments would not lai E. Stevenson at U. N. head- CASK „ • .J• 5sifieds lje better if quarters in New York a report on questions were posed start until sometime next week. !.; RESERVOIR Thant's mission 14 ‘-ir • 'Shim by those prese.nit. to Cuba. , _,.....; y'•.--i4s. I" The \' .4 er•eerouerg Following are the answers U. S naval blockade and ...... MAMMOTH CAV given Thant, Castro lit PlUV-NySiLE STATE NFL STANDINGS aerial surveillance and their advis- / NATIONAL PARK, by Senator Morton to questions of Cuba were 4/ PARK AND FOREST . by TEEKIDICE,Y. DAM VIL A .., _ , 1nitnd Prenk• International suspended while the Thant con ers met Tuesday "without reach- „LAO I ,. • • • • ....--,,, T asked of him: - ME REFUGE LAKIE Eastern Division ing any agreement," according to MALONE I/.,•.% / • 1 E- He listed the Senate committes I. I w 'T Pvt. PC PA an official Cuban OLUMIFUS ,. announcement. //' on which he serves, including the Washington 4 1 2 .800 174 165'San Fran. ... 3 4 0 429 141 181 DELMONT CHEROKEE Thant described the same meet- FNI.K ST ATE PARK BARKI_Ef LAKE finance JEFFERSON c`l undry committee. Cleveland 4 3 0 .571 148 124 , Minnesota ...-2 5 0 286 111 166 DAVIS /1 I". ing as "very useful." I WRTHPLACE • MONUMENT 1 v. • • • He decried the use of the term Dallas 3 3 1 .500 207 175 Los Angeles . 1 6 0 .146 133 169 ...01KNTUCKY LAKE PARK •.:;,•••• "pork barrel" in reference to the Pittsburgh 3 4 0 .429 138 211 The President and his National " Sunday's Results KENTUCKY LAKE bill now before congress because New York 5 2 0 .714 183 139 Security Council executive com- most of it will be used to develop St. 2 4 1 .333 107 168 Detroit 11 Chicago 3 mittee were to hold their daily • ttit STATE PARKS and shrines in Western Kentucky easily reached from waterways and rivers of the Phila.. 1 6 0 .145 137 /72 Cleveland 41 Pittsburgh 14 Cuban crisis review meeting at will be the Western Kentucky Turnpike now un- JUSF der construction from aftion. Kentucky is first in the, Western Division Green Bay 17 Baltimore 10 a. m. (EST), the same hour Cas- Elizabethtown to Princeton, a total length of 127.19 miles. The Turnpike under construction in 6 the nation at this time in studies made W I. T Pet CF PA Minnesota tro and Thant were resuming their eastern section of the state has beert officially named The Mountain Parkway and a contest has been announced clam on Green Bay 31 Philadelphia 21 by the engineers, he said. Much 7 0 0 1.000 205 54 conference in Havana. Kennedy to name the Western Kentucky route. All Kentuckians are eligible to submit names in the conest and entries must be Det.rort 5 St. Louis 28 Dallas 24 of this Money will be used to de- 2 0 .714 164 90 also scheduled a morning meet- postmarked not later than midnight Friday, Nov. 9. Entries are to be sent to Turnpike Name Contest, P.O. Box 500, Chicago New York 4-9 Washington clakot velop great Potential in Kentucky 4 3 0 .571 135 148 34 ing with Gen. Earle G. Wheeler, Frankfort, Kentucky. on Baltimore ept he continued. 3 4 0 .429 155 150 Los Angeles 28 San Franciscp 14 Army chief of staff. The U. S. could cut expenses — - in most all departments. He listed the department of Health. Edu- cation and Welfare in particular WEEK!! where they are given money they EV RY DAY IS DOLLAR DAY AT DOLLAR GENERAL 10 ea not ask for. STORES—EVERY DAY IS DOLLAR DAY AT DOLLAR GENERAL STORES — "We need tax reform, rather than EVERY D DO AR DAY Ar. OLLA ming, a general tax cat. This would tend to create more jobs with a better tax climate present. [Plant I Kentucky does need the national recreation area between the rivers. BIG DOLLAR GENERAL STORE NING The European Common Market will not pull our standards down, PI/Luther the gtaindarrls of _Euro :E will rise. The 'president has the rsent of -512 Main congress to negotiate Street Murray, Ky. where artificial barriers are creat- • at ed. As an example he said that if a nation had a low import duty her - on US cars, but imposed an annual high use tax on the owner, - this would be an artificial LADIES' FIRST DUALITY SEAMLESS bir7iier. —Extra Heavy Full.Size Full Bed-Size Allialleallataientraw• The low new calls for the ertei and 8 Cup e-BI -ssitirinotai Security to rise to 9L2 per cent by NYLON HOSE EXTRA FINE BLANKETS 1908 This could be changed by SHEET BLANKETS congress. Plain stitch . . . Sheer seam free, Rayon and Satin Bound. Beautiful Bedroom Colors. PERCOLATORS '11 Senator 400 Needle, 15 Denier. Red, Green, Bone, Beige. o Morton spoke before Solids, stripes for good breakfast coffee Inch was So very soft and warm. served to the large and whit•s. Er... • C• group since a mixup in his sche- I OD% Wash- dule called for him to be in able Cotton. 3-2552 May- PL field shortly after Buy up o the talk here good supply Sizes PL 3-2554 in Murray. for ovory bed 910 11 Club president Gene Landoll in- in your hoot* Popular BREAD BOXES $ F'L 3-3133 ahodin troduced Senator Morton. at this low, m.ihmMKMAMINmEEKIKi Yesterday morning a coffee was low Out ef WASTE CANS held at the home of Don eller on grand yaluirs at this low price of the College Farm Road where .0 46 women of the city and county at- teloded. Mr. Morton told the Men's Fleece Lined ga- Men's and Boys' Ladies & Misses tIrering there that he felt that he SWEAT COTTON IL111 morgtvg. Men's Broadcloth Men's, Ladies', must represent the state of Ken- SHIRTS IT NInt• tiny, rod. Him, yearw With Wide Lace Trim FLANNEL SHIRTS CHUCKA tucky first, then the RAINCOATS president. end bliwk. mod , lona*, Maxis, many colors Boys' 6 "DirA747-regg". PAJAMAS Where there is a conflict, he felt 1.-taript. Sizes to 16, Men's small, mind., BOOTS Ivy Loom Solikw11, Ana quality—sizes AKC Sbror ohne •• t • 5, obligated mode Is lit blowy winio518 B••-Fre• Now w to the people of Ken- 32-52 l0re4 at lowest prim in /own Wen Sins a 44 . twins al vain hl 111 tucky whom he represented, he Brisfs tp continued. • Won't Rid. '1 represent you the people of • Won't Bind Calloway County and Kentucky in Congress, and work for your bene- • •,,v fit" he said. •71°11 Regular 5k artier Senator Morton visited along Industrial Road. Ryan Milk Company, Murray Livestock Yards, and various establishments down- town where he had not visited on his last visit. Ile also went to Hazel. MEN'. and BOYS' Approximately seventy persons ALL LEATHER heard him at the talk at the Tri- SNOW WHITE T-SHIRTS-BRIEFS BOYS' LADIES' CHILDREN'S WOOLENS & BOYS' angle Inn. • GLOVES COTTON BAITS WORK VESTS WESTERN JEANS BLOUSES SLEEPERS GINGHAMS cluKIR. CASUAL Pwteirt fee qutItong 72.40, Brown Mule Tnpio strt

is to foster goodwill and brother- League hood for all citizens. Plan now to -1"••"- Vohnn see and hear, at this 53 6E. occasion one Regular she, O. of our most influential men in Gwen, Kentucky's largest business, the $1.49 Onty, business of Agriculture, Dr. Wil- Value Ton liam A. Seay. Dean and Director of College of Agriculture and lame Economics, University of LADIES' DENIM LADIES' FLANNEL MEN'S HEAVY 'Kentucky." Scott concluded. LADIES' VINYL MEN'S LADIES' TAPER PANTS, UNION SUITS JEANS I DRESS SHOES GOWNS SNUGGIES SHOES Latin. Lan sod Fl. . FIVE-DAY FORECAST Red, growl block bop,. PEDAL PUSHER Peaktylisabsn. Nosh awl Brom LOUISVILLE (UPU — The ex- Smart now stytos, Silos 7 to 14, Pius a terseswo Toot. RAW saw 41. 10. tended weather forecast for Ken- 10 to 20 Noes 101 tucky for the five-day period, Thursday through Monday: Teurpeoirtures will average 13 to 12% degrees below seasonal nor-

Kentucky normal mean 51. Slight warming Thursday and Sizes early Sunday, turning colder Fri- day and again late Sunday. Total 36 to 46. rainfall v.:ill average about 'one tenth of an incti with scattered light showers Thursday night and LADIES' FULL BROWN JERSEY Saturday. SHADOW PANEL TENNESSEE STORES WORK GLOVES RAYON SLIPS • CAMDEN • SPARTA • BOWLING GREEN • MT STERLING beautiful loc• trIME • CLARKSVILLE • SPRINGFIELD • CAMPBEL ••LSVILLE MURRAY Knit tuft, top and bottom. WINO*, hey weight. ptnk, bluo. Ake full • GALLATIN • WAVERLY • CGF ORLAA R NstiiGotous v OWENSBORO Men's, ladies' shadow Deno! Colton and children's I • JOHNSON CITY • CENTERVILLE • • PINE VILLE shp• with eyelet N'.,. trims. Sizes 32 • KINGSPORT • DYERSBURG • • PROVIDENCE to 44 • KNOXVILLE • COVINGTON •e H0 opKGIENNsvviii.t.LEE • RUSSELLVILLE • LAFAYETTE • HENDERSON • SCOTTSVILLE • LEBANON • HOHENWALD • LEBANON • SPRINGFIELD • McKENZIE • MANCHESTER • LfITCHFIELD • TOMPKINSVILLE • MARTIN • RIPLEY LiXINGTON • WILLIAMSBURG • • MEMPHIS (- LEXINGTON • LiBERTY WINCHESTER • PARSONS • MADISONVILLE • LONDON • MIDDLESBORO • PARIS s• ro_JOFTTIITIP10117:

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Cedar Chest Mrs. J. B. Burkeen PLaza 3-4947 h4re Zraclitional Still Popular• WEEK-END ly JOAN O'SULLIVAN Q0.1iCE things never go out 16.1 of style. The cedar,lined cheat is one Vo#1044 Vett& Of them. It, undergone a SPECIALS xvomber of changes, but it's 4% Mill a best-seller. For one change, it has a PERSONALS .-one•v name! Social Calendar 1 - FOR - 0;d Naroe Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adams and son, Tommy, of Aurora. Ill., were It used to be called a "hore Wednesday, October 31st First Baptist. Church WMS will the recent guests of their parents, * THURSDAY cheat". Thot's because it w-s The Ladies Day Luncheon will meet at the home of Mrs. Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Luther Suggs and ".ought by a girl--long before be served at noon at the Calloway, Wooden, 1702 Calloivay, at 730 th?re v.-a-s even a proepeetive Mr. and Mrs. Bruck Adams. They County Country Club. Hostesses p.m. husband in sight also attended the golden wedding * FRIDAY —Wth) hopo will be Mesdames Heron e•• fully filled West anniversary celebration of Mrs. it with trousseau R. L. Ward, Cal Luther, Glenn, The - Kathleen Jones Circle of Adams' grandparents. Mr. a n d Doren, Homer Pogue, Earl Little-' the First Baptist Church %VMS * SATURDAY Now it's known as a "JFV• eat- !Mrs. Arthur Todd of Lynn Grove. ton, and Ray Kern. will have. es • heart chest" because 80 per a Mission study at the • • • home of Mrs. cent of current purchasers are Ethel Ward, 707 I Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lee Stone NOVEMBER 1st, Thursday, 2nd, 3rd young bachAors selecting a November let Poplar. at 5:16 p.m. Members are and daughter, Nancy, of Kings- gift for their one- and - only T h e Winsome Sunday School asked te bring a sundwich lunch. port, Tenn., and Mr. and Mrs. Class of the Memorial • • • girl! tugene Stone of St. Louis, Mo., • * * Its appearance has changed, Church will meet in the home Of Tuesday, November 6th have been the guests of their Mrs. 1Flobert too, and for the better. Brandon at seven- The Jesoie Ludwick Carole of parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stone, thirty Inside And Out o'clock in the evening with the College Presbyterian Church Hamilton Avenue. Mrs Ralph ALL FALL Grandma's hope chest was Case and Mrs. Wayne will meet with Mrs. B. F. &inert- an eyesore Jones as co-Insotesses, fas at --cedar inside and 1:30 pan. Mrs. piarlie at the club house at 7:30 p.m. highly shellacked, A Harvest Tea will be held by Crawford knotty, yel- will give the devotion Hostesses will be Mesdames Gar- low-streaked the Woman's Society of Christian DRESSES brawn cedar on and Mrs. Jessie Rogers the DI pro- nett Jones. Eugene Tarry, R. Y. the outside. The only place it Service of the Fine 2dethodist gram on "Pilgrims in God's Northen, Missies Ruth Lassiter and could rroperl!.• be stored was Church at the social hall from S World." Children thru Sub Teen out Lottye Sutter. of sight in the attic. to 5 p.m. • • • • • • Granddaughter's Sweetheart • • • ' Murray Assembly No:'19 Order cedar chest is a har.sn:r.e TWIN CONSOLE Temple Hill Chapter The Blood River Baptist Asso- cedar chests in ea walnut are used at No, 511 cif the Rainbow show piece, a well- deagried decorauve the foot of twin beds, providing ciation Woman'a Missi••nary Union for Girls will hold 1/1 Off storage spot for ham; The chests can Order if the Eastern Star will and versatile piece of also double as benches or end tables. will have a leader:ship its regular meeting at the Masonic •furni- host Its regular meeting at the CellialSOMMS Lure to put on display. at the First Missionary Hall at 7 p.m. cedar chests Masonic Hall at 7:30 pm. Baptist • • in rich oil 'wal- Another console chest Church • New Looks adds All new cedar chants • • • in Benton from 9 am. to nut for example, serve as end Interest to astofg The Woman's Society of Chris- It's versatile because it comes a living room or long and low, 4:30 pan. tables at either end of a sofa. hallway. hauswer, The Executive Boatel * * * In new, shapes. sizes Its mounted on one though of the • • • tian Set-vice of the First Methodist il fin- They can also be placed this is the teaditiOnat Kirksey ishes to side side of a long base table, leav- and PTA will meet at the Church. will meet at the social hall match or attractively by side to form a popular shape. mix window seat ing table space available for h,one of Mrs. Harry Lee Potts at The Delta Department of the at 10 a.m. The executive board with a variety of _deco- or wall bench Slim And Tall GIRLS or can be ar- displaying plants or 10 am. A potluck lunch Mornay Wen's Club wild meet will meat at 9 am. rating schemes. bric-a- Some are "tallboy" design; will be ranged at the foot of twin brac. served. A pair of atoractive console slim and high, that beds. Collegiate Style have • • • hanger rod to accommodate For the campus The SLACK crowd, wardrobe /Mirage or adjust. Carden Department of the there's a chest with a remov- able shelves for linens Murray Woman's Club will have 777 able pickiness and MURRAY LOANA CO. 1 section on the „kianknla. p1 as a Chrisu,ngs Workabova.nd luakJa- lid designed' one or two to display school drawees: eon at the dub house at 10 am. - view. Nada at. Telephone PL 34111r1 — banners, snapshots and other SETS There's no doubt that the with Mrs. James Hamilton as the "YOUR 1101111I-OWNED LOAN CO." collegiate memorabilia before cedar chest has changed. It's pr 'gram ehairman. H,stesses will marriage, and wedding pic- 10.111 a, most romantic place be Mesdames T. C. Emerson III, I Infant dam 14 of tures after a girl grtishiatur furniture but Its Harold Dousing, T. C. Ernerson-Sr., with her Mrs. graduated with full decorating honors! Robert Etherton, C. C. Farmer, and Noel Melugin. Off •• • NORTHENS 20% Group III at the CWF of the Firat Christian Church will meet at the home of Mrs. A. B. Crass, Annual. * * 500 North 7th fitseiet,/at 8 p.m. Fall Sale ttt'a ' - • • do • 4 .4,, The Town and Counlyg Olnate- BEGINS TAURSDAY, GIRLS makers Club will meet at the NOV. 1st!! .r-• home of Mrs. Bilk Pogue at 710 SALE RUNS FOR THREE DAYS p.m. . . THURSDAY - FRIDAY SATURDAY ATERS • • • - It thru Sub Teen Friday. November 2nd 6 The Urnted Church W,enen of Register For Free Gifts! Calloway County will meet at I pm. in St. John's Episcopal Chur- You do not have to purchase in order to register. 20% Off ch to observe the World Com- _so munity Day service. Please bring your sewing gifts. BUY NO AND SAVE ON FALL AND * * * • • •

The Nellie Outland Su n-d WINTER MERCHANDISE. • a y BOYS School Class of the Cherry Corner • Baptist Church will meet at the SEL-THROt 012 pane! on FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN top of campus chest provides a Lens oe. home of Mrs. Jimmy Rickman, place to anow off Ai•PF..4,R t NcPA ARE deceiving pii.tures./Stilletin board decks frost at This doesn't look like a 011ie Extended, at '7 pm. SWEATERS duet. cedar chest but 1 Rack of it is one that's mounted on table • • • -type bass. BETTER DRESSES 1 3 OFF Monday. November 5th Infant thru 14 Mrs. Dan Hutson ed they sill participste are A Mission Study will be hold at Insulated the is Resolved: That the non-coca- universities of Alaimo's, the Baptist Mission at 7 pm. for Arkansas, munist nations of the UNDERWEAR REDUCED Gives Book Review 'MA Plans and South world Circle V and the Annie Armstrong Carolina. -Duke Univer- should establish sity, an eccsicenie and Ruby Nell Hardy Circles 20% Off • At Memphis State, and Mercer communoty. of Mens and Boys Zeta Meeting - 1"r mersity. the First Baptist Church WMS. addition • • • HEAVY The ZoCoa Department of Ihe southern In to the debate com- COATS ALL REDUCED This year's proposition Murray Woman's Club held -see debate petition an impromptu speaking The Lottie Moon Oircle of the regular meeting at the club !ewe. * * * on Thursday evening at seven- woe Lhuty o'clock. _ I meet BOYS Mrs. Dan Hutson presented an Here enjoyable pr atram. for the es MSC will be the -host for the fling which was a review of the fifteenth annual Southern T a u book, "Absolutely Perfect House- Kappa Alpha conference N'ov. 16 DRESS a keeper" by Elinor Smith. and 17. chairman, The Mrs Raymond T. Sixteen southern colleges are Hewitt, presided at the meeting. expected to participate in the Orderenoe. PANTS Refreshments • were served by the hostesses who were Mrs. John Each school an V. I : enter Pasco. Mrs Size 2 to 12 Jack Bailey. Mrs. two debate teams, ,me for the TO BE AN Bernard Bell. Mrs. Robert Brnwn, affirmative and one for the nega- Mrs. Cache Ca:dwell, and Mrs. tive. Purdom Out:and. School.- that have already indirat- 20% Off emckantleal... • * * * CHOOSE We Have A Large Selection NO-SEAM and of Boys FULL-FASHIONED NYLON, H CoSI File - and Girls

The assenre of chic will surround you ... CAR the enchantress ... from top stay neat from one to toe. Whether you choose the semester to the next ow! A contour bra that straps to pi! faultless full-fashioned or ankfe-hugging _Youngsters can pli -tY as hard as they pit-ase seamless, rely on Claussner for the In these soft, pigskin casuals! ntell an utmost in feminine enchantment Special "Suotchgard" * * treatment sheds watrr, -7-- HONEYCOMB' with Plenium' 4 resists Mains, makes Hidden Treasure' cups of Plenium• are ISE.TETIO dirt brush oft in soft, light, cool . . and add fullness, confidentially! ildlits seconds. Cleaning Elasto-net- cup ../ rim expands, contracts vx,th every move. Machine KIDDIE'S pad wash. included free able wait?, 440181.1d 1010 ner flahiar Siert-1St 1,1M,Itt41 with every pair pink, lilgc, Inie,Aide '6.99 • beige, turquoise 31$ -fin.‘Tflett ttlfw "You'll Oo to 11111 th 6,0 KORNER for Gophers" i9.99 "WE MAJOR IN Childs 1(1.7 FAMILY SHOE STORE Boys 2 I, MINORS" Mens LITTLETON'S LITTLETON'S

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MASTED TO RENT I I HELP WANTED I WANTED 2 OR 3 ROOM FURNISHED WANTED - 2 MEN WITH CARS HOME MR MIDDLE AGE Lady. K - apartment for elderly lady. END Call for route work. Work by appoint- Call PL 3-3759. o3p 753-L384 before noun. le2e meat. Must be dependable. Age — 22 - 40. $80 weekbr guarantee to FOR RENT start. For interview write P.O. CARD OF THANKS DIALS .I Box 482, Mayfield, Ky. Phone I wish to thank the many peo- v% 247-3908. ple who trre heat, large utility room. ROOMS FOR 031c came to my aid when my Lots1 NEW HOUSE ON VALENITNE - BOYS. ONE private . house burned several weeks ago. F02._ SALE I of closet storage overhead. On nice Ave. 3 bedrooms, electric heat, NOME room and one double roan, one MALE HELP WANTED Friends and neighoors have been E lot for only $9750.00 with $500.06 j 97x100 lot, water and sewer. Can short block were of college. Rooms FOR - down payment plus closing cost, SEAMSTRESS most generous and helpful and REGISTERED BOXER, 3 be bought for lies than $9,000. may be seen by appointment. Ceti WANTED. APPLY YEAR LOOK: my has GREEN ACRES TRAILER tele, at Boone Laundry and lose been largely tiffset by old male, has had permanent vac- NICE 3'BEDROOM BRICK, 1640 Coll 753-1616. tec ABLE CONSTRUCTION Woriffers 753-399(1 Cleaners. Sales, Union City, Teneessee, new their generosity. Please accept my cination, ideal city pet. West Oversees - U.S. prteect. Skeled ogle RSDAY Phone °live. Has. large living rwca l 1956 most grateful thanks and with CHEVROLET, Two DOOR and used indbile homes, unskilled. appre- Mrs. Ben Nix, PL 3-3785 after fire place. 3 good size bed- all inz", Write World Applica- sedan, V-8, automatic transude- see us before you trade. novftle ciation for the kind words, mate- 5:00 pm. or J. D. rooms, large kitchen. On nice lot tion Service, Box 624, Melbourne, FURNISHED SMALL HOUSE for Jones, HU 9-1 Mon, EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES risk help, and expressions only one new tired. Can be seen at 307 of syrn- )AY block from college cam- Fla rent on South 12th, Call PL 3-3378 weaved. Apply La person at je - 1 North Sixth. ATTENTION: ROUTE BOY need- alp r_ pus. Can be financed Phone 753-2418. nip after with a mini- ed. Apply 2 p.m. • HOUSE, TRAILERS: COMPARE' in person at Ledger 41 031c ry's Drive In, ale Joseph Lusk mum down payment. Can secure the; piece 2 bedroom 10 wide ENCYCLOPEDIA BRrfA.NNICA. Times. TURDAY 1958' G.I. or F.H.A. loan. $11900.00 full Travel Has never home, only $1995. Also 35', price. been used. May be GET Traveknaster, $1195. seen at 1654 Calloway Ave. after PROFESSIONA.L CARPET Answer to Saturday's Puzzle Also several CALL HOYT ROBERTS or Jim- CROSSWORD Answer to Yesterday's PoSale CROSSWORD PUZZLE R 1st, 2nd, 3rd others to choose 5:00 p.m. cleaning results--rent Blue Lustre PUZZLE from. Matthews my Rickman at Roberts Realty, Electric Carpet Shampooer $1 per ACROSS 8-Guilt's low Trailer Sales, Highway 45, May- ACROSS 6-Brawl WM 3COM CIDR1 Dial 753-1851. one (collo(') caws note day. Cress Furniture Co. o30c nom cm I - 1,115•0•11L field. 1-Moccasin 7-Ma', MOO 111=33 131E21 o3lci LIKE NEW 1962 OLDS SUPER 7-Algonquian wor4r1 moo Min 4-To provoke 4-Month Indians nickname EIL113 BMW/0 132111 * 88. f3g1LNIid raMM 9-3o haul 1- A liovi Four door, tinted glass, Rowel' I WILL NOT BE FtESPONSIBLE 9-Dance step 6-Wift of Zeus nee Wail MOW! LARGE 3 BEDROOM 11131 de3313 ID CIE 12-This sod for waste FRAME BABY BED. $5.00. PL 3-2796. brakes and steering, air cont 'on- for any debt other than myself 12-Artificial 1-Citizen of 13 2AA0 OMM UOM0 language Pennsylva- 1314A Lau -Ethyl 8-Sign of house": 203 North 17th. Has ed, 14-Before Zodiac 000 W00 elee- o30c original tires. Spare never after this date. Jimmie McCuiston. 12-To accustom nia city umpr,1 F 0000R , FALL — - • 15-1magtnarY 10- 1.ase MUM - - - - used. L. W. Paschall, 14-To hasten 10-Atmosphere SMOG •••••••—•••••• call 753-1717 nap GIBMW W000 belt In 11-Command 16-Sunbures 11-To observe heavens to W0033 WOM 000 or 753-1e64. 16-More MOM c @MOM horse nee 19-Man's 17-To testify 16-F.lectriped 000U 00M U030 LAKELAND INCORPORATED, crippled nickname OW= W300 10-Native metal YOUR 17-Anger 21 00000 00M MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTv -To lease 00 OM UM30 Wb (Pt) 11-Tolle 'ASSES 1958 PLAINTIFF 18-Charge 22-Note of scale clam ummaim MERCURY, ALL WHITE, 20-0ern 030 0.3000 WOO 2I-Symbol toe 1,1-Ocean VS. 23-Icelandic 22-Rain:LI 000 MOM 00(1 one of the sharpest. VI-Fodder writings OMM00000000M tellurium Terry Warns- 22-To peruse DI- Waterway buogipl mon orNO COSAR, ET AL 14-Public 14-Loud noise BMW Mrag IBthis hru Sub Teen ganz, 1504 Chestnut Street,. phone 25-Turmeric 34-Near 14 conveyance 26-Bristles 37-Three 753-3264 DEFENDANTS 25-Comfort -Plural - 16-Talenta nee 27 banded 33-Jdrohled BUSINESS All .persuns, firms and corpora- 28-To total ending $5-Showy Mower 49-Headgear 25-Wort armadillo 29-Poseesees ;9-Possessive a 43-Female ruffs type 39-Sun god Sfi-P1111111 tions having ciaims against the Mom - .. .;.:- a4-To prOuld• 31-Dumesti- - W-To make 30-South pronoun weapons 40- French 51-To knock Off 1955 FORD TRUCK, FORD-Fer- American -Aviator 37-Clei4Y csited animal amends article -Cravat 30 62 hereinafter' described property are degree 45-Falsehood 32- Sureness • guson tractor, mountains 32-Roman 20-Hitidu 4I -Paid notice 64-Organ of with equipment, notified that 39-Martinique 47-To pinch 34- Indefinite I will on the 20 day 11-Coarse tyrant , peasants hearing practically new volcano article 44-Siamese coin mower. Also 15' of November, 1962, in my fabric 33-To lubricat• 41-Anglo- Si-Grain office 40-Cooled lava Saxon money 35-Exclar.intion 33-Pronoun Injury DIRECTORY chest type •freezer, cheap. 13-Eight-part 34-River in 6S-To place Dial IDThase to in the Peeples Bank in the Oity of composition Italy 42-Labels 50- Sell,e 33-Suffla: 48-Heraldry: 59-A state 753-5525. . rfCce pertaining to gra ftad a2c Murray, Kentucky, at the hour of 34-Peels fabbr * k. 35-14seert N-Hawallan 2:00 p.m. sit for the purpuse of It. .1 e2 '3 6 7 el e. • 10 11 - cord Youth '2 6 7 38-Eskers "eeeV. 311-Frencli kDDINt.i MACHINES hearing proof touching any claim seaport OFFICE sUPPLIES SERVICES 39-Crony -%-. OFFERED against 12 ::'• 3 AK; 4 41-Ennott IRLS and TYPEWRITERS 1,edsor & Timer PL the hereinafter described 40-Imitated 12 13 4 _ Si -hauler Ai 47•91.ca. estate property. 15 ..• 6 4.17 map Sarvic. 43-College s 17 WILL TAKE CARE OF ELDER- All persons having such clairns beer 47-N-therlands Wiser & time. Pt. /1-111M id.ist Indies ly man or woman in my home or liens of description 44- Mohammed- c.o. 20 21 .•:.::40: ICK PRINTING any agauist an name (abbr. Call 753-1436. .-ale said property are required to pre- 46- Solitary •,...!":11.t 44-Fruit drinks DRUG STORES irl3l - 211 24 27 4.6-)'re:jell for tAiwg lir Tune. PI 31.1914 sent the seine wan 48-Elerfrified .C.2 26 Drug, PL 44547 evideece in particle • 17-L.et It stand Ts ehete _stejencre. to me at the Niel SI-Spanish for .28 e7:''' Aucrios-f "-river"' .. 12_,Vese ta hie 31 32 — time and place. I will 52-Iluries wee' INSURANCE TYPEW-EliTER RENTAI eer. All types of auction service, adjourn 62-To misrep- reee 32 . 3 •:';:,,,i 5 i -Girl'• naine t37 riser & Holtut. 823 Madison, from day to day and from time resent .." 34 3$ 34 '1 AND JERv 4CE Paducah, Kentucky, 53-Esiet ft-Metal % I1a to time, fastener .;430 Insurance PL 3-3415 dial 442-4052, Murray PL until the amount due 64-Males 14 37 Ledger Sr Time. PL 3-2996. el- Affirmative 10 4 thru 14 each claim -int, the • nature and 65-Leaks me dec5c .k.-. vot• through .;,:,39 character of the respective liens fine porea itl 6:-To explode 42 It-Do Irritate 43 and the evidence upon each claim 66- Burmese, .. •••••'. The New demon '.'`‘i 13-To soak ,Voidenscastsie," has 45 47 441 0i) Off been submitted to me. All 5. rI • i.41.4%* 46 DOWN 1 persons, however, shall present DOWN 44 .. e• 47 50 ',AA' 49 51 2 53 54 35 Se Lueme at the Lime and ..:4 - s••••1 1-Persian hat %e -I-Time --a [1[ 2-Girl's name 51 ***4. 2 VV. gone place above mentioned. The prop- A.V. by 37 54 39 tee 3-Alliance .. %NA * * eel.) hereinafter mentioned ae- 4-I'stance 3-Land 54 756 4. measure -61 62 By tesLav EGAN.. , serebed as follows: meneure . ... frCollettion 4-To rip • • ••—•• .-- • on w itrawas iwaiews. -Lots 11 and 20 in Dawn of facts .."...13147.. hr r dad Vesture Syndicate. Inc. -'r 6-To get te kaoW tr. tremens Srsdkate, inc,;$ IRLS Heights siiktivieron to the City I WHAT Hett HAPPENED ltmirfartea vrttn the Brother Well roses,' he TI.. 1-a“rii arid Vs %walk. home said "you of Murray, Kentucky, as re- I Elks. On the wool, In Cientiaie Calif sad roort,,age phone 01 Cu' oft tie, dead blos- corded in the office of the Clerk payments that strained Vic'• a they be more Cooperative witr so• ms you Know It stenuiates of the Callaway County Court VIERS a wrolmas so they tas MOON iikl-VEEN THia4 HE FLIES THRI)060 THE ,.1a • rear police officer? Oh nei, new growth AIR EITHATS A GOOD PLACE r JUST A LITTLE .," quarters attah'.i. their She was obvious- in Plat Book 2. Page 23." I , es/age NaHT THE' 6REAT TO BRING TOYS TO ALL. THE The tenant. Rose Dunces. jean let them think the Pullet I) dressed for church. In a black 6000 0€3,AW THE_QNE ABOUT THE ru Sub Teen y WITNESS my hand this 21 day aroimed Vic a cur posit DOCALLISt be PUOPKIN" RISES LITTLE CHILDREN EVERYWHERE! led • more retiring and frugal Me are using t ema le sec: • a nes rayon theme and a place straw FLON6 REINDEER! of October, 1962. OUT(l c TnE PUMPKIN that, was to be eapected of the these days. What (at alter P eat with a very wide orim The eigeratui OP • large torments. oust- Carl B. Kingins PATCH ._ a guest list of that dance. Bet ttat matte net look rather like •ing. Rosana wound Irle sot an Master Commissioner' 4) allwaret Donegal eras SeYlIsS ter call Mrs Starr first and • Off a squat thou- mushroom sand doliars alimony a month find out date." 4- ific had sound reasons (or true the -What you want now per tont when Dun,en • - wife, "1 will f'11-" "I'm 'oohing for your son," wa• niardeied FOR EASY QUICK CARPET SI That night * * -Hong on • mlnute, I went said Verallo He came up to t. an till borrowed Vic, car cleaning rent Blue Lustre Electric man I moi striiiimeo pen was the phone first Some of this I the porch "Are you expecting • found beti.de the 'mime It came Shampooer enly $1 per day. Crass can do on the-phone Byrd. be- rum to come and see you to- out that Dun. as tad a sweetheart Furniture. n2e OYS own wii-rn he ,-ouirin cause he's a very long chance day ?" .ro to oarry aft on abet was eft not very Of no It Ut Sill eft.en , unfoirtant. I think- "Him!" she said -Don't s'pose L1L' ABNER_ bAlCap was arrested -de • Drat-desire, homi- .and some of het other friends so I'm tufo setting here vvait• cide Visralio retained doubts of I He found Henry Byrd's apart trg for Mis Schwarz alJus Dune to p guilt rtie e* n r ass too ,itielouS and an mintier , mem rod office numbers pieks me tip (-4142/NCOAXGAOWVIDEFY -TO PROVE THAT I TERS to that In the aria drives me to IrLIF At•NONE DOUIP1T5 THAT, In the Wllae mordet -eat in Rog. book, and tried both. Out got church. see. 'Tv, as a nice motn• CR LiEAS HAVE land that the tatter could have WOAff AN EVER MADE A LET I-41M SPEAK HOW OR been s model 01 pio.edure for the nt anFwet -Well. well Sonic trig. and got everything red &nu niurd•rerIT, FALSE STATEMENT 14 off-time ditty with bow I had the idea that actors led up catty" FOREVER MOLD HIS Se,z. ant Ch.ii lea 0 Connor. irk A4A44 IN ALL MN/ LIFE.!! helped unearth some susperts agents would be late taffeta e.s• -.We nave a few more ques- PEACE !‘ Lo.ists Hommodt. a uspotic addict i t:sec:tally on Sunday moirrno - Dons to ask.' said Varallo. Brad Herter • boy friend of Rel. i • ewe • caught boritlariang he, apart- ! -Maybe Mamas mulled him -This and that's turnerl up, ind )V Off .t Refrnr a ti-er and brother- 'off to reitirch with her " lwe're-- I tell you frenaty -we're the Nolt.13.is Varalio - - — looked to the appro. !thinking of letting.. Duncan go. priate CII APTF.it 31 1 directory foi Manic It took.- as It somebody framed Byrd's number, and Mane crest ' han. that ne's quite Innocent." T ele'..en O'ckick Sergeant * * that she didn't. apparenUy. nal% "Him' Innocent ? You re • A char:es O'Connor. -sitting • phone. Typical. "Ob. 'tell. foie young man. Nobody but sleepily in his office finishing ! I'll have to drive out there_ i , Lan 'd Want to harm poor Hee a report win tear iet bv the I don't want to sec lint again. rio one. Such a good girl. 1 did outside pipme lie picked it up ,reason. out tie might be there. , think • mite of Helene." an I said his name. lot course. Duette son -all the ' "Yea. I :mow you did. So -Policemen's lot " said t.lew- i Nuns like Heiene-keeping the you want to see het Murderer ESS • ellen. too. I see We re old lady sweet so raw v.anit 'caught. don't you? It wasn't IL peeing that raid tonight- in an • leave everything to the elluier Deinuan, you know But we'll hour Birds in the net So to- i All right. love t're off zet the right one Do you have r. irrow you can come and ask you ran start your lot." /le any idea .vhere 1 might find NTS Mr. Reilly questions at the kito•ed her and weet out. I your sun- 11 II E T4 3LAT5 ildliro colinty jail" ' It wasn't quite so hot 'oday ' "Coneerthig with sinners," via eisr., "Don't think 1 won't." said was it starting to tap..7 of.' she said emphatically. anit : to 12 O'Connor. "We think we ve Iden- The thermometer henging De aided unexpeCtertly "Or tr. bed. TAG ALONG AND \ SUE!! WELL, W- HO WERE YOU EXRECTING tif,ed one of hls customers for ' side the garage door read RS/ He COMP to see tine vereerday. FIND OUT, MISTER! UNDER "NE CIRCLYWANCES - you He Gave Llewellyn Louise this time yesterday It nad been Don't come as often as he Te( -At (5417_6'.-_,ING ( SANTA CLAUS ?' Off thiniboldt a name and ad reas 98 Well, on the second of No . Minuet Coming down with a . Li V.lie Air. LORD "Lewellyn-- little favor Can 1 , vembet- But with Southern rottner Oo;f1 ne waa---1 told rani SONDV, CHE..K 6 Sit In on that pick-up?" Calirqrnin you nrvet knew. 1 that and .f.-hat to eto tot It. "Don't see why. not She ties At least. today. he was out Henry anvaye die get 'teeds up to rillr coraie too?" lot uniform In light Warta! oh() easy-. but catch Henry eaten- orenneeie "Pretty cline. Just let me an lo shirt. He %vas. Ina to a word I say!" know when. OK 1" ihqwever, wearing a thin sleets I "Wee- " said Vanilla "T11 A "OK" said Llewellyn "We're • /*cacti bowline he had un ,ee if I can contact hirn." Large no„, ju -d getting under a ay earthed his r•holildt-t holster. Ht ' "I don't nowt with all these of :lit:J you,"' - scarceiy th,.;v Id any of the neertangied diseases." she said. Boys • • • i people he'd be seeing would be -Just erio:her way, get more physically daniceroos: but he money out of you for specialist A T midnight Rees Duncan Girls wanted to show very obviously doctors Here's Alta Schwarz" I-1 still lay av•ake on the quite as a ,,,_. p All of thene people S he stood ip 'Dun I be a fool. combo table Cot, with Of grit had met him before with 0 Con young Tar, - twat Helene-a hue- 'me ffignt a"-cluning In the nor, in plain clothes: they wotilo bend lillImi net main is-" barrel winfliov. It didn't Mat, amplifier he was attached to the "Sot yoii neve: din see him tei so Much if he didn't sleep- . del.,-....,• revision. hi! het did you ? That was-" he hadn't _anything 'to do to- i Ha wanted - or hoped ,- to Her too-small mouth •nierri- NASCIr alarm somebody. No -knowing med itself. werked enntorted/y iirwR,Eirr ' -41-lereawa.4p • Sink, 01Mbillin. ITS. 11 wnlml'i the confinement hr who In the-'mireor, the shout did so,. 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'pr,pq17 ,TRE LEDGER & TIMES —MURRAY. KENTUCT WEDNESDAY — orronr.R fl1. 1962 Weld Queen' Candidatis Seleited by Yearbook Staff Foundation. MLR; Fentress was a 'Mountain Laurel" finalist last 1 year. I Nancy Farley, a brunette ele- Inentary education major, is a junior from Henderson. She is a member of ACE and SNEA. 1 Churnbler, Marcie a brunette from Mayfield, is a junior. She is an elementary education major. She is secretary of the • junior class, "Sweetheart" of Tau Kappa Aiplha, and captain of the varsity oheerleading squad. Miss Chumbler is a member of Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority and Alpha Epsilon Rho, radio-televi- sion fraternity. She was the 1901 "'Mouritain Laurel Queen," "Miss Kentucky" at 1961, and was a Analist in the "Miss Dixie" Me- tes( last summer. Judy Chandler, a senior from Beaton, is a brunette elemealipry The marching band of Murray state ollege is*.pictured as, it performed during a recent education major She is secretary home game. The band is outfitted this year ia attractive new uniforms which adds great- led ttie senior class, president of ly to the game time festivities. -Sigma Sigma 'Sigma sorority, and, on the Panhellenic Council. She casual slacks; twelve dress shirts Is a member of SNEA. ACE, and (with locally specified patterns the International Relations club. College Men's Fashions and collar styles). Susie Bland, a brunette from Six or eight pullover and but- Bethseda, Md., is a pre-med ma- jiff and a sciphornore. She is a ton-Wont sport shirts in long- and short-sleeved models; th r e e or member of Alph a Omicron Pi, Definitely Ivy League four sweaters; arie neutral-tone sorority, WAA, and Beta Beta fly-front raincoat (w i t h ziptin Beta. She was runner-up in hist lining for cooler weath r ; two year's "Body Beautiful" contest , Well-dressed college men this through research on campuses a- casual outdoor campus coats; six tr,.m th.. r•rika.. News I year will definitely sport an Ivy cross the nation, they have com- piled a list of the clothing needs.;paijs at shoes (cordovans loafers tennis shots, dress sliiies) one set collegians of the average college man. Ot Federal Sint,. Msrket LeagueSty le -c(ilwkisOious will of classic black evening clothes. be dressed for fall- in ever-popular course, wardrobes will vary with individual tastes Nowt Service olive green and ahem - looking and budget-11mi- Several neckties; an adequate tations, but must ! navy blue. Other colors to be men will find stock of handkerchiefs, underwear the following list MURRAY. Ky., Murray Live-'! seen on campus will be subdued more than ade- and socks; a hat or two—plus a quate: stock C.o.. Tuesday, Oct 30, 1902. grays and browns, which are el- rain bat, for those who like them; RECEIPTS: Hogs, 31; a-ttle and Ways right. Four conservatively patterned, and a sufficient supply of special ONE WILL BE 'QUEEN' The 1963 "Shield Queen" candidates are (standing, left to right): Elizaboth Bivins, Susie Bland, Marcia Calves. 1,044. Returning to the fashion scene classicaliy-cut sports }tickets; six attire such as 'swimsuits, bermu- Churnbler. arid Andrea Sykes: seated (left to right): Anne Wrath tr, D.anne Boswell, Judy Chandler, and Joy Fentress. Not pictured HOGS: Receipts mostly mixed this year will be a style straight pairs of coordinated dress das, and sports outfits. grade butcpers. and Are Nancy Farley and Janice Cherry. Steady. U.S. No. fnorn the Thirties—the tiyee-pieee 1, 2 and 3 barrows and gilts 207 suit. The jacket, trousers, and Ten 1963 "Shield Queen" candi- major from Smithkuad. Me junior. Foundation. _non major and a member of the lb. $18.50; 250 lb. $1625; No 2ianatartina Yeas speak class itself &ries have -1a- criSts-Cri -55e seas a finn-liiit Tirie'Sh-Iair.- -111-0-11-1S. a bruffette juniii-t-- CUM. She- 11 --ir-V111111Kr-and-3 soivs--40e to 625 lb. $12.75 ; when warn in the popular fall staff of the yearbosk at Murray Queen" and "B o d y Beautiful"! history a n si physical education cheerleader, and e, member of to $13.75. colors 51.att. College. contests :he past two years. and melon, is a junior from Mt. Car- Sigma Sigma Sigma sun prey and CATTLE: Receipts mostly feed- I The four classic styles in sweat- was a, finalot in the -Mountain mel, Ill. She is an IICYTC batta- the Young Democrats club. MON!ers and cows. Feeders and cowl The saadidates are: Joy Fen- ers are again popular this year— Laurel" co ntest her freishman lion sponsor, and a. member ssf Cherry was an ROTC battalion fully steady Bulls 25 to 50c high- tress. Suee Bland. Anne Wrather, cardigans. crew-, V-, and turtle- r tie Interrnatienal Relations Club.' sponsor Last year. er. Other classes about steady. Elizabeth Be :ns. Marcia Chum- necks. These sweaters, made up Mess Bvire was in the "Body, Andrea Sykes, a psychology ma- SLAUGHTER: Good and Choice bier. Janice Cherry, Etanne Bess M.sa Boswell was a freshman this year in alpaca. cheviots, and Beautiful" and -Mountain Laure1"4jor from Murray, Ls a blonde SOO to 900 lb heifers and mixed Jody Chandler. Nancy Far- eneerleader, and has been in .Stletlands, will rate high with c.inceatit T freshman. Shen-a -freshman rep- YekrIlitge 123.00. _to S2A.81:1: Afi;i7r- ley. and Andrea Sykes. -Campus Lights" briti the Water !gun. -Miss Dlinots" c•stmetition in 1960. resentative aid $21 75 to $22 75; Utility and Carr..val. She is a member of to the Student Coun- In suits, saiecks, and sports- Five finalis will be chosen by cil. Commercial caews $1320 to $15.00; Alpha Omit-lain Pi and is on the Anne Wrather, a omelette coats, warm woreteds, flannels a panel of judges from this area, ma- Canner and Cutter $10.00 to Panhellenic Courial. She is at- thematics major from wool blends, cashmere, and mo- and their pictures will be sent Murray, is Joy Fentress, brunette from $14.40: with a few shelly Canner tendant to the Pershing Rifles a stein, ent ire. She is a member hair will be the dominant mate- 1., a nationally known celebrity of Hupkinsville.- is an elementary ckisvn to $7.00; Utility and Com- -Sweetheart" this year and is an Sserria rials used. to select Sigma Sigma a .runty and, education fnajer and a auphomore. mercial bulls $17.10 to $18.10; Cut- the "Queen." ROTC brigade sponsor. psesident of Delta Lambda Alpha.; She is on the Studefa Council, ter $1600 to $16.60. Campus headweer this year will, Dianne Bien:ell, a blood mothe- is a member of the Math ,Janice alerts-, a blonde from; and * a mexriber of Alpha ORA- FEEDERS: Choice 600 to 800 lb. feature smart university hats with r-rem:es and prissical - education. Club. WAA. and • the Wesley Murray. is an elementary educe- cron Pi sorority and steers $24 75 to $26 00; Good $22.75 wek edge, center crease, narrovr _ the Wesley to $24 50; Medium $21 00 to, $712 00; brirn, and tapered crown in rich Choice 300 to 000 lb. $25 25 to; brown or olive felts Abio, for imam- $29.00 with a few up to 030.35; owtiereedemoot. iscorournys. thaw hats, ana tyrormadiesn in FIRST Good $23.00 to $26.75; Methum $30.50 to $23 00; Choice 300 to 600 velours, lb. heifers $22 75 to $24 75; Good In Playboy magazine's "leadlt- $2050 to $23.50; Medium $19.00 to-Campus Fashion to $2100 Forecast," Now CALVES: About steady. Violets 50c to $1 00 higher Ohms* $28.00 Read the Ledger's to $60 25. Good $2575 to Standard 121.00 to $2600; Good Classifieds and Choice 300 to 500 lb. calves *22 75 to $24.25; Standard $20 50 THAN to $22.00. - MORE SOLOMON Nuclear Energy Council 1,06:neivetsam:1 teGaiiiihmi.OF ISRAELMIS NOTEWISD00F34 ..412. Names Reed to Post TO 0E7 Dr. William G. Reed, physics SKARP ALC.021 WITH EVER! department head, was appointed ALL 114£ SS # chairman of a subcorrunittee by • She Kentucky Advisory Council kt, kr \TO 1 L FOR on Nuclear Energy at a meeting e in Lexington Oct. 20. The subcommittee will study SENATOR MORTON the status of nuclear science and engineering in four-year-Kentuc- ky colleges. • Dr Read. representing all Mate A colleges, was chosen as a member of the council lest August wise When S HATS OFF VOTE FOR YOUR TO A SMART have SUOKOSSTIOra l KENTUCKY TEAM P. C. A. tinanciai Annual Meeting problems AN APPEAL FROM SENATOR COOPER bank. our •••••• FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1962 to use • 7:00 P.M. Dear Friends: conviction and integrity, and a Senator highly Kentucky. I urge Murray College Hi School The respected in the Senate and in country does not need a rubber-stamp -Morton together. Congress,.'' you to keep the Cooper team Of the hundreds of recorded votes cast in It needs members who have respect for the past 6 years while Senator Morton and — SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS — their responsibility to the people: members who ave served you in the U. S. Senate, we have Will subject the proposals of the Administra- yofkkon the opposite side of only 10';,, of the • DELICIOUS BAR-8-Q SUPPER .tion to public examination and debate. major *meg, which means we have voted to- • COLOR SLIDES OF RUSSIA by Dr. Cloys Hobbs I support • Senator Mortou in his race' for gether Wof op time! • ELECTION OF DIRECTORS Pe-eleetion with all my energy and enthusiasiii:, I urge you tcivolle for Senator Morton and to • SHORT FINANCIAL REPORT He is able, independent ifi-thought, a man of work for his re-e tion November 6th, sta on The management and officers of the Association • urges the stockholders and guest to attend this Sincerely meeting. 0 Always See Your PCA FIRST! BANK John Sherman Coo of MURRAY United States Senator Me It-le/idly Bank Jackson Purchase

Vote the MAN • Vote MORTON Production Credit Member of the . r:ampaign Committee Assin. Loaa Li. Nunn, Chairman FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE 307 N. 4th Murray PLasa 3-5802 CORP.