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•••••••• Circulation In . • -t--7.1,-= The City Largest - . •••• • Circulation In • "ira The Co 6" ;"- onal IN OUR 114th YEAR Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, January 2, 1963 MURRAY POPULATION 10. 100 Vol. LXXXIV No. I • Refund Made By State On Deaths Over • Social Security Tax Fund t Holiday Under First Babyliere FRANICIFORT. Jan. 2 -- Gov. ail. be returned to the State's Bert Consbs has amiounced 1.). that local governsnent•Units in 1960. 0 Estimate inure than $290.000 surplue in funds' The money consists of advance coetributtons At 1:24 made by the units Tuesday By United to the Prises Internatienal Personnel Sectirita Division The of New Year's holielas traffic the Kentucks Department of toll Tax Books edgel upward todaa, dashing Official Murray Are Ezonom'eaSecurity. to -pay for So- lios•pitail records Milk Company' has a nice gift. heaea that the nation's drivers Indicate cial Security taxes of local govern- that Baby Boy Thompson Lindsey's Jewelers has a sily er ha,* set a safety rec_ord; , ment employees 14411 of Mr and Mns. Joe Thompson baby cup andealwars Shoe Store' hm" - The National Slifeta rourbeal, of i",ow, Open -Local governmental units will Iluxiin -route one is the lima a nice gift. hovever. ffiaaftria' death count receive' the following sums: baby of 1961 Mary LOU'S. the new• ladies for the four day holiday weekend store County '273 W7: Cal- The young gentleman arrived at in the Southside Shopping Center The tax books sill be open still would he below advance es:ti- (Continued on Page 124 a. m. on January 1, 1963. Mrs. will present the mother front January 1 to March -1 for 2) nt:des'. of the Thomason i, the former Janice first baby with lating, of personal and pioperty The council estimated a negligee an,: before Roollph Dr (\reread Jones was gown Parker's Food taxes for 1903, according to a'harles the -weekend began that Market L..4 from 420 the attending physician. one dozen jars Hale. tax commissioner. II esea v I 1(gain 'al to 400 persons would of Gerber baby be killed in Number two in the parade of Properties to be listed - traffic acciclents are as between 6 p. babies for 1963. was Baby Roy Ed- follows: Real ensile auclud;n.gar_p7 loa-al time Friday. and - Adult ara..02 12111 a. an. wards who was born- at.412 in nrovementsi. bueinese inventories, Wiefireeday. 3 Ceraus -- Nursery 8 on January 1 He is the soh of furniture and fixtures for bliasinese- With late' Adult Beds 65 reports still 'coming Mr and Mrs. Bill Edwards of -T9ca1 Girl eat tools. equipment, in. Crated and Agri- lanengency Beas 3 - Press international Dexter. eulaire products in storage. somata! 387 persons dead in Patients admitted 0 traa 'Since Baby Boy Thempeon Le Tractors. equipment, ca,,le. fie aceidents. is the Patients dismissed 0 (the baby of the Makes livestock. house trailers, water- A breakdown showed: year. be is in Record. BITTER COLD WAVE WAL EUROPE As trecsabow Over from the weight New _ait ilea! ,,„...... line for a large of the snow, a craft and aircraft are included. nomber of gifts bus chesis along ley Malden 1 after heavy snows hit 'London and- surrounding communities Patients admitted from Traffic 387 which are being contributed Accounts receivables, notes re- Friday 9:00 by a While the worst snowstorm in ears buffeted BrIttein'avith gale-force a.- kn. to Monday 9:00 a. irn. Fires 73 number of Murray winds that piled up 15- ceivablea, money on deposit in merchants. Sacred Music foot drifts and parals 'lanes • 22 -zed air, nd land transport. a bitter cold wave gripped Eulope for the out History has been filled with eighth of state banks, stocks. bonds, Mrs. F. B McDaniel, 31X1 So 8tha. sea Raucous consecutive day aS the ficial death toll, topped by 184 deaths in France, soured 132 crises of one kind or another and _ to at and insurance arimmities should Master Mark Barnett, Total lead a35 for the cold wave pe 304 So. 11th.; 604 Baby Bby Thompson was- horn into be listed also. • Minme Ann Brannon. "The Sounds of Sacred.: Vng Rt. 3. California led the nation with another year of eriAs. World prob- It is necessary by law that all Pro:ear. Tenn.. Mrs. Suiperinniosed" is the title4;La:d a Christine- 46 :highway- fatalities.- Texas had lems shake the very foundation of properties be'a listed. Failure to C( .tilow, 123 new twelve-inch. long-playing re- Final Rites For Mrs. Spruce: 'Mrs.• Leo 35. Illinois 20, Ness York and Okla- civilization. but life will go on and tarn in property that is not listed Bonita and baby girl. cord by Mns Hebert Gerald :Ram- 'Condition Of 1321 Poplar: homa 19 etieh and Pennsylvania problems will be met as they have S e Prisons can result in payment of all back Mee. Edwin phreye Hodgenville. Kentucky McNutt Last Week Jeffres arid bah) boy. 16. Florida and Georgia had 14 before taxes plus penalties as specified Rt 1.. Mrs. Odell Williams (formerly' Shirley Joyce Chiles of and each. Ohio and No-'h Carolina The many prizes' which wait for Funeral services by law. Hale said. baby girl. Rt. 3; Mrs. Walter Karnes Nfurrayi. . were held 'last each reported 13 awl Michigan and Baby Bos Thompson will ease the Is Hit By Assoc lion Rt. In making this record Mrs. Hum- Head week for Mrs Cora Houston Mc- 2: Mrs. Jerry Key. Rt 2. Farm- Virginia had 12 each path to some extent.' r ington; phreys 111,0d . a new and unique' Nutt in I.eDon Chapel of the Master James Norsworthy. No deaths ea re reported in A diaper set from Kiddie's technique of recording sacred PADUCAH, Ky. Ridgeway Funeral Home in Pans. 10th 9t.: Mrs. lisabella Thompson, Alaska Has ad. Da' Korner will be the am - M. R. - time:' contract doctor who au, . Ken- appropriate gift music This feature Mike Tenaeace Nevin Wall Rt 2: Mrs. Ovie Ward. Rt. 1, Lynn t ucks . Maine., New at this a the super i Mills. Madisonville. presi- es periodic visits. Major ill- Hampshire, children's shop Roger's Grove. Mrs. W C. Caldwell, Lynn Rhode impoeine of the sounds of tht dent of the Kentucky Common- and operations require the Rev A D Veden_ and Rev Islanetind Weomine, Gull Service will furnish a free Greve, Master Douglas Moh.undro, The notes front the piano on the sounds ea It A.rtorires-s Associations, er of the prisoner Janes Richer(' cifficiated and hur- record low in traffic deaths grease job for the car of the of t, an out- Rt. 1. atinooka., Mrs. James for the notes from el* pipe (wean. drew a dismal and shocking sie hospital where ls) was in Maplewood- cemetery. Passes Away a four-day New Year's holt- father of the first Miss or Mr. he must be Morris, Rt. 3. Benton; William Foy. with both inatruments beirig play- ture of Kentucky's prisons Wily rded Mrs. McNutt passed away at daa was 375 in 1951-52. The worst Lerman Brothers and Thurman 24 hours a day," Mills Jr.. Rt. 1. Laainville, Miss ed by the same artist. Perham and urged construction irf a new the Henry general Hospital last Zelda year waa the 1956-5'7 102-hour New Furniture Company each have a Iterate-es-on. Rt: this is the first instrumental re- penitentiary. Monday- night at the age of 99. 1. Hardin; Mrs. ley Year's observance when 440 per- nice gift waiting. Striter's Shell On Tuesday Edwards. Rt. cording in the sacred music lilac e painted out there are no Mrs McNutt was born July 10 1. Benton; Mrs. (lay- sons were killed. Service has a wash and grease, job In a speech for delivery to the ton to 'feature tbis technique • knee ter segregatron or treat 1073 near Murray. She was Lamb and baby girl. Rt. S. far the. car of Eh* parents Paducah Rotary Club ar"noon to- - the of the Detrigned primarily -for medi.s- either of the phyancally daughter of Henry Parrs, Tenn.. Mrs. Paul Sievertson first baby. day, Mins called Kentucky's two m- and Louisa live Ad worshipful lietenang, or NihitwOrth Houston Nevin Wall, age 83. passed-away and baby boy. 208 So 9th.;- Mrs Home One dozen beautiful ths existing prisons "overcrowded, these who ao insane. and she was Burns Near rest roses record contains' In- at his home on Hazel route two Ed§th Johnston. 1405 Walluil St . will ge eleven familia: adequate. assaeleperly n a place where prosaically all married to charley, M McNutt who to the mother of the fleet nanshers. e gem lops at 300 pan. yesterday. lie sur- BesVis. Mrs. Andrea Jones and Almo; Items Are which are the favorites and generally tradla In need ct peyehdatfic pitreded her in death in Rely of is baby front Shirley Florist.' Lee's obsolete." vived by his wire habit-bra Rt. 2. Gaylen Pend: Mrs of mans, alley era -The Strange' rhea- is amply none avail- 1952 She was a member of the Mrs. Helen Being Accepted Coinalo Laundry will $5.00 He described condthore at the BOste Williams,' of a;alfiee,"isejlli the Croai ." MIPS said. Ports Baptist Church Shipley Wall of. Hazel route two;' 1635 Walnut:Bent- worth lit stashing and drying laid tPladds-ville State Prison and the La on; Jefeis -'Pii us rinflt.""Trast two daughters, Mrs. Kenneth QM, Mrs Ronald Utle).- 400 North the mother of the first baby, Grange State Reforrrratery Surviving are two daughters Mrs. will In the Lord.- "Just Ai I gate" which Half Are First Offenders gan of Murray and • Mrs. Matta 5th Mrs. Jamie Washer, 507 So 111 The home of Mr and Mrs receive a refreshing ale said. -Have molded Raymond Willoughby of Paris and Floyd shampoo from -Jesus. I Come." allow themselves Miller of Hazel route two; 7th : C. II. Moore. Fit 3: Richard Garland was Great Arta" together' ilia noted that of the 1.200 Mrs H H. Allen of Paducah: two- destroyed by fire last the Kut'n Kurt Brakes Shop "Fdllather into an unconceia*oble five slaters; Roberts. Rt 3: MraallGaines Satter- Sunday Have Je6US... 'Ere Yoe tes at Eiddyvilte one-half are. sons, L. L Mrs. Obeford Melugin of between .2'00 and'j:00 Superior Laundry offeca a week maze af human tragedy." R 0 T I. c- white, Rt 2; Mrs. James Left Your Room This Morning," offenders and two-thirds are Nutt Murrey and Mrs. T Sledd of MeNairl. o'clock in the afternoon The'rami- of free diaper 'ea/ice and Ra-an Milk of Paris and Leo Mcfautt of and baby "It Took A Miracle" and -Besonl panted out that Eddyvillel ✓ 30 years of Murray; ene brother Stanley Wall; girl. Rt. 5. Mia Alice ly lised it Akano. was age. but they Detroit Michigan. 18 grandchil- The Sunset" • built in 1087 as a maximum necessarily three grageichildren. Sheridan. Rt I llazel No one was at home at the tame mingled with 500 dren. 30 great gramcichildren and • NOW- you atiow Mrs Humphreys is the security prison for SOO-men. Le Ttre fuWeral will be held to- Patients aliamissid from Friday of the fire and a neighbor daugbaa who are serving 20 years 7 great great grandchildren. first of, Dr and Mrs II Grange was completed in the morrow at the 9:00 ja. lvi, to Monday 9:00 re. saw the fire when C Chilea 0.- more and 350 of whim are 'Pallbearers were her grandchil- Miller Funeral[ -a, smoke was Murray. She received 1930e as a reforrnatery with Home lied Stone, 1604 Hamilton. seen cainirig her Bach. dor- erere, rapists and armed rob- dren Bobby. Billy and at 2:00 pan. with Bra. Jay from the home. The Music rIlltstry space for 2.400. T I. Mc- James Shekel', lit: 3, Mrs. Jake neighbor By United Press International Degree from Murray S.. serving - - Nutt, Jr. Terry Lockhart and Dr. Hugh McFarath called for help and some 4 In and Tommy Mc- Barnett. Rt. 5; 'The Great 1 akee.. college and her Master of athe- practice. he Aiid. both are t impassible Nutt and Hrs. J. H. Thurman (discs:st- Jerry Neale. 1104 furniutre, i freezer, refrigerator, Covering an now to cope well and Tommy, Ella Sycamore; area of faegsee from Indiana Univers, Lein) as prisons with western problems ing. Alfred, Lassrter, Rt. 5: 'stove and &one. chairs were saved. approxtmately 96.060 Theo arise as a result Among those frier Murray at Floydalowen. square During her %ardent days she a':' Kentucky coiner; almost invariaftly Burial will be in the Green Mr- - 1302 Vine: John The. family has two boys 'at miles, form- the largest esuthenst first offenders being the funeral were Mr and Mrs. manahonors asaa pianist and se s lending convicts ti Edda-eater Plain cemetery. Gibbs, RCA; J..C. Walker, 3111 No timid,. Dela aer Itt and Carl Wayne body' of freeh water in the world, ined 'with rreurclerers, sapiens Richard McNutt. Mr aard Mrs. ed in that poation at the Fia" awhile central arid eastern Ken- Palibeasers will 5th Ruel (lark. Pr0xa,27. age 14 according to. the World Aknanac. ' a armed robbers, and then are Brent McNutt. Jraagate and Jet' be Pat Thomp- Baptist Church here She has tacky send theirs to La Grange. son. Joe .-Bruce Mee. Curtis MerDertnott and baby . MT Garland had just recently Z•7, ed to our orararnunities to ald. Mr and Mrs. &Nord Houston, Wi,nh. Seldon pears-ti on various outstanding •,); He eaid that lest year only Lama. Solon ,Shackeiferd, girl. Itt 5. Penton; Mr. Jae' More- remodeled the dining -room. kitch- 150 r up life where they loft off Mr and Mrs. Trellis McCuston, Hollis grams in different places in Net' f the most serious security Walker. Elwood field and baby girl. Rt 6. Benton; en and bathroom with new risks ,ot as I reamed person, but Mr and Mrs. Clifford Farris. Mrs. White, Paul Ma- floors, lucky', as well as some if the were transfer4t from i. eat Mrs Jimmy Garland and baby girl, cabinets,. etc. either Le Grange o lly as a greater menace. Ruby Kindred, Mrs. Evelyn Parker, a n &Dan,.Shia ey Weedier elates. to Editsealie, a 1312 Main. Mrs..Gregory Ferguson Everything else -only 100 moved said. Mr and Mrs Clyde Robinson. -Miller Funeral Herne is in char- was consumed • • from Eddaville Mr. arai Iseay girl. New Coneerci: Baby in the to La Grange. : ttanaprentea and Mrs. jellies ge of arrangements.- blaze including Chtistnias a Mills out that McDougal and jirl LaantaaExpireca RC 5, Paris, gifts and said he had no intention-. fly, Mr. and Mrs. Noble all clotarina. wof this a not the most Fams, all of Tenn.; Mrs Elsie Thorn, Rta Aubrey Shekell Dies criticiring or belittling the *I- ging Murray. 4; Friends and neighbors are ac- is prison experience. Ho- Carter PTA Will Mrs. William Mason, Hazel: forts of any one officially con- Mrs. ceptirha grfts for the family_ Mr. In Nashville, Tenn. exuahty is rampant in our two. Richard Hurst. floated with the two institution!, Meet On Thursday Rt. 3. Benton: Mare Garland wears a small raze in Icy penitentiaries. is is per- -ter Kenneth. Raspberry. who he said were dedicated people FIVE DAY FORECAST Hazel; man's clothing and Mrs. Garland Western Kentucky - Cloudy-with h the greateat emblem faced -Mrs doing good ash, with the . - - Jim Page. Rt. 1, Golden Pond: wears viz 18 gr. 20. Deem/tonal light rain today Cool facilities b our prison authorities Demean Aubrey Shekel! efs Nadi% a and funds available. ..•.Irnade By United Press International Ellis. 515 South 8th.: Mrs. Items of ..oleithing. bedding, and with a high in the mid 40a Con. ter by overerowded conditions, -The Carter PTA will meet Thurs- Duncan Ellis. seine Tenneseee passed*aw ay on Dea•ir The Hopkins Outnety common- wursvtikE trt, - The ad- address; Mrs. furniture are being accepted at sIde-r-able' cloudiness and warmer of adequate_ guard personnel day, January 3. at 249 p. ma :at Steve Wilson, Itt 5, Benton; her, 79 and the funeral was hi.' weatth's attnrney said Ecides-ale vanced weaTher forecasts for the Mrs. the Dews Todd residence. Those tonight, low tn the mill 30s. Thurs- a lack of facilities to keep pris- the school. James Raspberry and in Nashville Burial took, place a had ne rehetalitation program, five-day period, Thursday through baby girl. persons having items to be pick- day partly, elottily and warmer. no o nccupied." • • Presenting the piregrana "A Atlanta, Georgia veeational training, Monday. prepared bs the Fit 2, Hazel; Miller Melteynolds. ed up ma) call at the Todd home with 90 per ills asked4q.. U. S. Teacher In Action". will be Survivora include ha wife' aserg of the Roteriars to Weather Bureau: Mrs. Rt 1. Lynn Grove, Charlie Irvin. and thes' will be picked up They of inmates cempletely with the A A. Doherty' The third One son Wle Ormwrienweahh's At- Temperatures grate will Rt. 1. Hazel; 'Mrs. Nanme Waters, may also call Mr Bob. eight yeses Crowding in exercise and for the period will""give the devotion. Garland at Temperatures at 5 a m. (EST): old: five eys Aiventaiation in its program average 318 South 12th.. Mrs Jerry Key, Sarnia' Rroa brothers taint Freeman. • Feereatioreal areas is clessineabie, near or a title below the .Heateases here in Murray The Louisville 21. Lexington 18, Cov- he ecure, new penitentiary 'facia- will be Mesdames Eli Rt 2. Farmingt•on. Mrs. , James Todd and JoseplaS Shekel' of Detroit said. Kentacky normal- ,of 31.. degrees. residence a on US 641 north ington 14! Paducah 32. Bowling ti -for the Sate and especially Alexander, Dennie Taylor, Albert Morris, Kt. 3, Renton; Miss John A. arid James 41 of Murray' "The vick are treated Intrieville normal extremes 44 Pearl about two miles from Murray. The Green 23. London. by one h western Kentucky. Pool. Richard Tuck. and John Cherry. lit Charlie 18. llopkinsville one sieter-Ws. raidesa Tam 01 ' and 27 degrees. 1; Hale (Ex Garland family is slaying' at the 26. Huntington. Nanny piredi W. ,Va.. 10, and Ev- Murray; and his parents. Mr ant' 526 Broad. Todd home at the present time. aneville. 1962 W s Filled With Ind.. 27. Mrs. Him Shekeil of Murray. Your newspaper Top gavel Local you a 0,1 News achievements enda lemg Stories "front seat" Took named and charged Of Great on - the passing with this re- Interest show a ants has been d at the challenges of the chosen (allows/ together in a mighty effort to Livestock _Company 40 events that gives shape. mean- ne sponeibility. Camila. Master by Charles n- Science Department announced to- large Ing year As we glance backward January' Farm Homemaker, give the City of 'Murray. a "corn- (Fridge volume of 'water le- needed and direction to the %odd in 10'-Congresernan Frank of Murray route five. day that an Arms. ROTC Flight let turn the pages of the Ledger February 5 - Mira Ann Dunn, pletely new look" through planned May 22 - The Murray %unripe which we live. A. Stubblefield today' sent a ;tele- Murray April 2 Ed Fenton, Acting Trartatn,g Program will be avail- & me- and reflect for a moment High School "Good Cita. beautilicatioa. HouSing Commission opened Iii- Over 80 million -copies gram to the Ledger and Times Postmaster of the oily of .Murray, able in September for senior are oir- on aorne of the top local zoo" waa named as l'alloway Coma March ca- bids on 02 low rental houain cuasted to 1800 daily news saying that he expects C.alleway The Murray High artralunced today that he will re- dets. neeapapers stoma*. in 1962. tya : DAR Good.• Citizen by the School Tigers. units-4.day and .Hardaway Coe every day This is County to he designated won their first des- sign the position as -of April 2.2. April 30, euaertaintially '1W1 list is as eligible Captain Wendell ()my Chapter of - :Murray fierrnen aid- etruction of Nashville -was the los more copies by no•rneans all-in- to participate in trict basaelbell crown since 1942 April 4 - The Murray Plan- than the number of cheer Of the Area Re- the organization ed Mayfield firemen Saturday in bidder with a bid "of $599,400. U. S families. the top local glories but deaelopment by downing Calloway County High rang Commission It. more than packs doll Proaram „February 10 -- The today formulated a three hour long fur. -sesehich ...May 25 - 'W. Z serve AO two low -' carter, of cigarettes, point out some of January 11.- A 40-44 Saturday night. La recommendation to the Murray bottles of mak, loaves the!news group of local rental , housing 'projects proposed threatened to sweep thir beget Of litter to the Ledger & Thriesate of bread, headlines of '82 in the citizens, called March 9 - Mrs. lioward 0111,2 City Council and the. Miteducky er units of alerrod any- aerate/say an Advisory Traf for Murray ...will ,he under the Mayfieliebusiness district. Dam- day said that he will thing of Murray and Cello- free Committee cow was elected yesterday as preadent State Ifigaway. Department resign a - else sold daily in the rut- wet 'has been named struction by Aprtl according, for age was estimated at over $200.000. Superintendent of ei County _. to to a of the Murray Woman's Club suc- numerolis changes City Schools et aion. • discuss the parkirta Ind traffic report made designed to al- May 11 - A fishing excursion fective Amara- 2 --- The first baby at a meeting Of the. ceeding Mee. James Rudy Alliarit- levate July I, 1982 The daily Ledger & Tirnes en situation in the city Nfurrity the traffic congestion in ended in * freak accident for a - bora in 1902 in ('alloway County rimming Commission held -ten. May 31 a-, Maurice Ryan. chi' &savored in 1902 to filial)l the January 13 - The Purchase Re- flie' city of Murray. Graves County man here role is the daughter of yesterday. March 17 - The yester- man of 4he Board of FAutatio of a good communety Mr and Mrs. Mona! Library will remain in Murray City April 6 - Dr. Harry Sparks, day who died newspaper Jo4 Pat McCallon West February 12 - -Miss Marinell Council last as his car side Murrayof City Schoole, armour by making sure its of '411 1 South ern Kentucky according night passed a resolu- head of the education department swiped a pole subsnribers had F th Street. to Repre- Myers has won the State Dairy tion just outside the city cod today the appointment a "front row seat" eentative Charlie Lassiter to retire $7.000 of the $925,- et Murray StateaCollege. has an- limits on the priming Januar 6 . There Princess title according to word on the New Concord Road. Fred Schultz as superintendent show of - The city of Hazel wasp. ROIlle 000 natural pas bond mom. nounced that he eventa. doubt as to whether the from James will he a capita May 12 - Representative Charlie Murray City Last hat received a grant from the Fed- Garrison. General MaretC24 - The Murrayt'allo date for Schools year the daily paper ear Regional Library would remain m Manager State Superintendent of Lasater today announced that the Calloway eral Houisme and Horne Commas- of Ryan Milk Company, way County Airport Board County tarried out Tue rind more than eat thousand. Mtirray gime voices turned yesteta Ptibirc Instruction in the 1903 state plans to completely resurface five ,fliqe for the construction down the firm which sponsored Mist day approved expenditures day to give . Congreseman Fran. hundred local dories in of sani- a tax to seaport the library. totall- emocratic primary. -eh-Mucky Highway '94 East addition tan sewage Myers. ing $5300 for improvement from Albert Stubblefield a resound!) to another eleven hundred facilities. January 31 - :Robert Ilopktns. of April 16 - Two Calloway Coun- the city Whits per January 9 - Janet Like, 19. a sophomore at Kyle Field including to the Marshall- vine which added te his landelid, /venal notes, top world The maintafriance member_ of the Murray ingratiation ty mep, one a police officer. were County line coverage by awe balding Junior %way State. is one of four at an estimated cost district win over former Congress Whited Press of county roads and Chamber? Ken- of an office birikang, well, septic kidnapped at gun point last intern/phoned and of Commerce and chair- tacky 441 Dad) members night of $175.000. men Nettle Gregory. ?rainy bridges is .in the hand's of the man chosen tank, and restraineng fence. as they were features of !special interest of the Salloway County Fair to attend the bringing a wreck May 19 - The Murray City June to seam County Magartrates accord- National 4-H Cori- 'March 27 -.The grand cham- victim 5 - In a special calla seaseasara_ various members of the family. Board last year. took two honors ferenee who apparently had been Council last night purchased a new ing as' *ikon takeo hy in Washington. D. C. April pion hog at the annual ing of the Murray City Baird at The end of the year is atheafaareal last night at the annual Jaycee Calloway drinking to the police al Murray. piece of equipment. a deluge a !line ( wart. hormally _evenly 21-27. County\ FFA gun, Education last night Eli Alexandei fur a quick glance a 'Road -Bosses Niel*" and 434 Fat Hag Apra 17 - Lt. Col, Joseph G. for the fire department liackmeard at Commissioner Feihruara`l - Practically all Shaw alfa thetas ex- was • named -principal of Munk. or Supervisor is February 1 - Mrs. Sale was owned and Fowler, Commanding Officer of pected William Ad- Murray Civic. elute have joined shared to be of areal aid to fire- -Farah School and Preston flatland Saturday' at the Murray the Murray State College Military men, especially in came where a (Continued 'en Page 3) -
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1•1. In Largest God Circulation In We The City Trust Largest ,• Circulation jn - The County United Press Inter ional IN OUTI 1141h YEAR Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, January 2, 196 3 MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. LXXX1V No. 1
Refund Made By State On Deaths Over d Social Security Tax Fund Holiday Under First Baby Here 1 FRANKFORT. Jan. 2 - Gov. wit, be returned to the State's Bert Combs has announced that local government units- in 1963. 420 Estimate more than $290,000 in surplus funds The nioney'consials of advance - At contributions 1:24 made by the units Be United teethe Press International Tuesday. Personnel Security Division The Ness- 'id Year's holiday traffic _the Kentucky Department of toil Tax Books edget upward today. slashing Official Murray Are Eesonomw Security, to pay for So- Hospital records Milk Company has a nice hopes that 'the_ nation's drivers gift. cial Security taxes oe lacel indicate that Baby Boy Thompson Lindsey's Jewelers govern- had set a -deity record has a eller Men? employ'ees. -fin, of Mr and Mrs Joe Thompson baby cup and Ryan Shoe Store has The National- Safety Council, of Now Open Local gOvernmental units will Hirdin -route orre is the fine a nice gi*. hbeeeer.....lid the fine death count paha receive the following sums: of 1963 Mary Lou's. the new ladies store - for She four day holiday weekend Cot'roe ('allewa, 5273 57 Cal- The aoung gentleman arrived at in the Southaide Shopping Center The tax books . aril be open still Medd he below advance esti- 124 it. (CoVinuod on Page 2) - m. on Januar) 1. 1963 Mrs. will present the mother of ths tnall Jamory 1 to March 1 for In Ales. Thomason - is, -the former Janice (inn barn with a negligee and ineng peraonal and property The council estimated before Rourilph. Ds. :tarawad Jones was gown. Parker's Food Market hi taxes for 1963. according to Charles the 'Neekend began that from 420 the attending physician One dozen jars of Gerber baby Hale, tax commissioner ..0 aa'av to 460 persons would be killedin :Number two in the parade of 'food. Properties to be lined traffic accidents between are as 6 p. in. babies for 1963 was Baby Boy Ed- .. follows: Real estate load time Friday orroludng im- renam, -- Adult and 1201 a. 2.11. Wards who was born at 4:22 a m prover-fie-me. buginess Wednesday. Inventories, Census --- Nursery 8 on Jamiary 1 Ile is- the son of furniture .. With late and fixtures for bueiness- Adult Beds 86 reports stilt coming Mr anl- Mrs Bill Edwards of .9eal Girl es. equipment, in. Uratiel tools. and agri- e eae ne Beth ------3 Pre* International Dexter. culture products m storage. counted 387 persona dead in traf- Patients adMitted 0 'Since Baby Rot Thompson is the Ai40515.. Tractors. equipment. cattle, fic accidents Patients -dismiseed 0 first baby of the year he is in Makes Record hvegtock, house trailers, water- New A breakdown ahowed: 9 BITTER COLD WAVE WALL EUROPE - As trees bow °vet from the weight of snow, Citizens line fur a tame number of gifts, the a craft and aircraft are included. Traafic bus crawLs along icy Malden after heavy snows London Patients admittecflfrom Fred•y 9:00 387 which are being contributed hit and surrounding communities. Accounte reeertables, notes by a While the worst re- a. to Monday 9:00 Fires 73 number of Murray snowstottn in ears buffeted Britasn ssith gale-force winds that piled -up 15-- ceivables, .1. on. merchants Sacred Music money, on deposit in Planer 22 hog drifts and paralyzed air. id land transport. a hitter coif' wave gripped Einope for the History has been filled with out 4 state bareue stocke, bonds, Mrs F McDaniel, 303 So 8th.: Mocollastronis ., 132 eighth consecutive day AN the ficial death to .1, topped by 164 deaths in France, soared crises of one kind or another and to at anti insurance annenities should Master Mark Barnett. 304 T least 535 for the cold wave pe So. Ilrh.; Total, 604 Baby Boy Thompson was horn into be Pitted also. • Mmme Ann 'The sounds of Sacred Song Brannon, Rt. 3, California led the nation with another year of crises.- Warld prob- It is necessary by law that- all Poosear. Superimpoied" ias•the _title of a - Tenn . Mrs. Christioe 46 h.ghway totalities Texas had Irma -shake the very foundation of properties be listed Failure to :olow. new tivelve-inch, long-playing re- Final CI 123 Spruce: Mrs Leo 35 Illinois 20 Nee York anti Okla- civilizatisan, but lee *ill go on and Rites For Mrs. turn m property that is not listed Burfna cocci by Mrs Robert Gerald Hum- °Condition and baby girl. 1321 Poplar: homa 19 teach and Penney-Kama problems will be met as they have Of S e Prisons can result in payment of all back Mrs-, phreys, Hodgenville. Kentucky McNutt Last Week F.dwan Jeffre• and haby boy. 16 Florida and Georgia had 14 before tames plus_ perialties as specified Rt. (formerly Shirley Joyce Chiles of 1. Mrs. Odell Williams and each. Ohio anal No-'h Carolina The many prizes which wait for by law. Hale said. baby girl. Murray). Funeral services were heki last Rt 3; Min Walter Karnes each reported 18 and eictiman and Baby Boy Thonmeon will ease the Is Hit By Assoc tion Head Rt. 2: Mrs. Jerry Key. Rt 2. Farm- 'In making this eecord Mrs Hum- week for Mrs Cora Houston Mc- 17Frainia had 12 each path to 500140 extent phrey.; used a new and unique Nutt in I.eDon Chapel of the a ington: Master James Norsworthy, No deaths were reported in A diaper set from Kiddie's 10th St.; Mrs heabelle Thorremon. technique of recording sacred PADUCIAlef, Ky. tO.PD - M. R Ridgeway Funeral Home in Paris. Alaska tia%'&11. tic oar. Ken- Korner will be the appropriate gift timu,contract doctor who Kt 2: Mrs mum. This feature is the super- (Mike) Mmeisonsalle. -Ten'oewee Nevin Wall ()vie Ward. Rt. 1, Lynn tucky. Mo-ne_, Nee Hampshire, at this chileren's shop Roger's Ma presi- es periodic visite. Major M- imposing of the eounds of ()rive. Mrs W. (7. C7Mwella Lynn Rhode Island and My-mien Gulf Service will tht dent of, the Kentucky Common- ee arid operations require the Rev -A 13 Vaden and Rev -4 furnish.:a 'free retie inert the Grove, Master Douglas Mohundro, The record grease mano on the sounsl. ealt Attorneys Aieoetations, later James Richard officiated and bur- low in traffic deaths • job _for the car of the of the prisoner te an cen- Rt 1. Minooka. 1.11 Mrs. James of the notee from the pipe orean, drew a diemal and shocking ial was in Maplewood Passes for a four-day New Year's holi- father of`the firal 'Miss or Mr. -- klic hospital where he must be cemetery• Away with both instrumenta being jasay- Mtn. McNutt Morris. Rt 3. Benton; William Foy, day was 375 in 1991-52 The worst Lerman Brothers and Thurman lure of Kentucky's prisons tally rded ' 24 hours a day," Mills passed away at ed by .the _seine artist Perham the Henry General Jr Rt. 1. Lynrwille; Miss Zelda year was, the 1956-.57 102-hour New Furniture Company eaeh .bav.' and urged construction of a new Hospital last a this is the first irstrumental re- Monday Henderson, Rt. 1. Hardee Mrs ley Year's observance when 409 per met gift waiting Suiters night at the age of 89. On Tuesday Shell -cording in the stirred music licks penitentiary. • Edwards_ RI I. Benton; Mrs Clay- sons were le pointed out there are 'Mrs Nic-Nult was born St lolled. Service has. a •Aa,t1 arid grease job In a speech for delivery to thei no July 10. to feature this technique ton Lamb Olt`baby Rt 5. far the car of the parents , Paducah misty lities for segregation sr treat- 11,73 near Murray She Mati the *4 the _Designed prmority for aub at noon to- Paris. Tenn . Mee Paul .Sievertson first baby. medera day, Milk_ ea lied Kentucky's either of the physicaley te- daughter of Henry and Louisa live and worshipful 'alerting, 'two Nevin Wall. age 8.1. pawed away and baby boy. 208 So. %lath.; Mrs One &eon iht te th.se who go insane. %Vbitarorth Howilon and she was Home Burns Near beautiful • red rem, record contains eleven existing Prisons "overcrowded, in- at ha home on Hazel route two Edith John-ton. 1406 Walnut St will ge to fill: n a place satiere practically an, married to Charles M McNutt who the mother of the first numbers. adequate. issmesperly e qesies Be ii, Mrs. Andrew Jones and Almo; Items Are 'which are die favorite, hat* in need preceded her in death in Joky of at 5:00 pan. yesterday. He is sure baby 'from Shirley Florist. Lee's and generalay obsolete." . of peyeteathel imbAhrt. of man). They are -The Strange, 1952 She was vived by his wife Yrs. .14elen Rt 2. taeasiett Pond: MK Being Coin-Opeleiundra will give $5.00 - He described smalltime rhtre is 91=4_ none avail- a member of the Accepted of 4:alalee.'"aleeneath the Crote al the Parts Balaton Shipley Wall of Hazel foute two; Hnr Wittiarne. Walmrt. Rem worth.* %radium, and ilryittg and VEciels:ville State Prison " Male laid. e Church Jelin •• -"iheglaimus Came," --Inn' and the La two daughters. Mrs. Kenneth Gro- on, Mrs Ronald Utley. 400 alorth the mother of the a- SurvivIlig are two daughters first baby will In the Lord... -Just Gramm Stet. Reformatory which Half Aro Mrs. gan 5th., Mrs Jamie Washer. 507 So The home receive As I Am.'' First Offenders Raymond of Murray and Mrs Hugh of Mr and Mrs Floyd a refreshing shampoo from --Jesus.. he aid, "Have rreadeal themselves Wiiloughby of Paris and 7th C. H. Moore. RI Garland I taorne." allow Great Art." ins rested that of the Miller of Hazel route two; two 3, Rachard was deatroyed by fire last the Kuen Kurl Beauty Shop agether into an unconceivabie 1.200 Mrs H H Allen of Paducah; five Roberts. -I'd Rather Have Jetrus." 'Ere You i tee at Ochimeile Rt 3; Mrs Gaines Satter. Sunday between 2:00 and 4:00 Superior Laundry offers a week maze of human one-tialf are sorra. L L. R A.W 0.T L. Mc- stAtem. Mrs m'd Melugin Left Your Room This Morning.' tragedy." aduarsy and Mrs. T Sledd - while. Rt. 2, Mrs, James McNairl. o'clock in the afternoon The fami- of free diaper service and Ryan offenders arid two-thirds are Nutt of Paris and Leo McNutt of "It Took A Miracle" and •13eaunt Milks pointed out that Eddyville Murray; one brother Stanley Wall; ant bale earl. lit 5. Mrs Alice ly lit ed at Alm°. 30 years of age. but they Detroil. Michigan, 18 grandchil- sihrt.o.tn• RI 1. The Sunset " was tau* in 1867 as a maximum three grandchildren. Hazel No we was at horns. at the time necesaartly mingled with 500 dren 30 great grandchildren and • NOW YOU KNOW Mr.s Humphreys is the daughs . security prison for 500 risen. The funeral Periods Mismismal from Friday Of the fire and a neaghbor Le *ho are serving 20 years 7 great great grandchildren first of Dr and Mrs II C Gnange was completetd in the morrow at the Miller 9:00 le tri. to Monday 9:00 e. fn. saw the fire when .arnoke was more and 350 of whom n are 'Pallbearers were her grandchil- Funeral Murray. She received her nacre . 1930e as a rellormsoory with dor- Home at 2:00 pan. with Fred Stone. 1604 Hamilton. seen coning from the home The xierers, rapists and armed rob- dren Bobby. Billy and T L Bro. Jay of Music Dearee from Murray So • ! a rrusory space for 2,400. Mc- Lockhart James Shekell. Rt 3, Mrs Jake neightitir called for help By United Press International serving life Nutt. Jr. Terry and and Dr Hugh MeElrath pet some College. and her Master • In practice. Tommy Mc- Bernett. Rt 5; Jerry--Neale 1104 furniutre, a The Great I akes covering an of Mu- • he and, but* are t irnpiesible tocope Nutt and Brs J H Thurman officiat- freezer. refrigerator, Degree with and Tommy Eno Satamore, Alfred Laesiter. area of approx•mately 96.000 from -Indiana Univera. now used as presorts with weseern problems ing Rt. 5; stove and sonic chairs were saved. that arise as a result Among those from alurray_aat Mr. square miles form During her oudent days she o• Kentucky courts Armee invariafty Burial will be iii the Green Floyd Bowen 13(.12 Jolop 'The family baeoetwo bow at the largest sitithful fine offenders being the funeral were Mr and Mrs. bode, many honor:, as a pianist and se aendi ng convicts to Phim Gibbs, RI 4; J C Walker -No home. Dale age 16 arid Carl Wayne s,f fresh eater in the world. Eddreillel inset with mut-Tierces. Richard McNott. Me cemetery. ed poet tidal at the fa While central rapists and Mrs. : Rucl (lark Box 27. llazel. ale'. .ter,rd nz, to 'he World Almanac. a ' and eastern Ken- armed robbers. Brent Pallbearers wilt be Pat Th.- mope 14 Baptist Church and then are McNutt Jeanette and Jer- Mrs. Curtis MerDerinott and here She has :a tucky send theirs to la Grange. ✓ seta. Jee 'Bruce Wilson, Seddon baby Mr Garland had just recently ed .to our communities to ald, Mr and Mrs. Hulloed Houston, Renton. peered on varioda"outetanding 7n- He 'aid that last year only Lamb. Soslon Shackeifeed, girl. Rt. 5 Mrs. Joel More- remodeled the dining room. kitch- 150 up life where they left off Mr and Mrs Trento MOCutston, grarns in different places in Ks-- • f the moot serious Walker, Elwood field and baby girl. Rt. 6, Benton; -en and bathroom with new floors. ' security. risks rit as a re-Termed person, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ferns, White, Paul Illa- I tacky. as well as eerie if the_au.lier but Mrs. Mrs Jimmy Garland and girl. cabinets. were transferred from .La Grange eick and Dan Shipley. etc Weather states. • ily as a greeter menace ."." Ruby Kindred. Mrs. Evelyn Parker. 1312 Main. a to Eddeville, and only •Miller runrne Mrs Gregory Ferguson Fecrythinc elSe was consumed 100 moved - said. Mr and Mrs Olyde Robinson. Mr. is in char- from Miclevidle arwt baby girl. New Concord; Baby in the blaze including Christmas to La Grange. then pointed and Mrs Tellus McDougal ge of arrange.. out that "Un- and- girl Lamb (Expired) Rt. 5. Nets, adta and, all clothing lhoport AllAs mild he had no tree...Mon Mr., and - this tor nnt the mnst Mrs. Notate F7arris, all of Tern; Mai. -Doe -Thom. ,Ett. -4; . Friends Aubrey Shekell Dies I/of criticizing or belitthrig the af. Murray. and -nmelatiore - are- eh Scaleoi lesm-sslalini mg prison experience. Ho- Ciiiier PTA...Wig Mrs William Mason. flaze.L.„_Mrs. forts of any one officially -- cepting gifts for the family. Mr. In Nashville, Tenn. con- extrahly PS rampart/ in our two Ititheed Hurst. nected with the lit. 3. Benton; Mas- Garland wears a anal' size in two inetitutiona, Mega penitentiaries Meet On Thursday who he 1,4 is per- FIVE DAY ter a/Cm-meth Raspberry. Hotel; man's clothing and Mrs. Western Kentucky' a- Cloudy with said were dedicated people h the FORECAST Garland greatest problem faced Mrs Jam Page. RI 1, Goldell Pond; wears size 18 or oar:blood light rain today doing good jolw with the facilities b 20 Cool AUbrey our prison authorities made Duncan Ellis, 515 South 8th.; witb Shekel! of Nashville, and funds available. Illy United PlOSS International ' Mrs. 'Items of clothing, beddang, and a high, in the mid 40. Con- ter by ervercrovoled conditions, The Carter PTA will me Thurs- Duncan Ellis, sarne address., siderable Tennessee passed away on Decem- The Hopkins Caourity LOtitSVILLE l'n The Mrs. furnitorre are being accepted at cloudiness met warmer ronwnon- ef adequate guard - ad- day. January 3. at 2:30 m. Steve ber 20 and the funeral was het! personnel at Wileon, Ilt 5. Benton; Mrs. the Dew) Tedd tonight, low in the read 30.. al• wealth's attorney said Edda-vele veered Ilieather foreceets for the residence Those Thurs- in Nashville a lock of facilities to keep prie- the school Jatnes Raspberry- and hairy girl. persons having day ailrtly cloudy Burial MO Plate, re had ne rehabilitation program, five-day period, Thursday through items to be pack: and aarmer. Atlanta, no r. occupied." Presenting the pro lm. "A Rt 2, Hazel:, Miller McReynolds, Georgia vocational training, Monday. prepared by the ed up may call at the Todd home with 00 .per Ms waked the S. Mistier In Action-. will be Survivors include hie wife ef nit of Rotarians to Weather terreau: Mrs. Rt I. town Grove. Charlie Irvin. and they will be picked up They the inmates completely with A. A Doherty The Nashville. one son Bob. eight years the Oonwrionweanh's At- third grade weal Rt lallkelf Mrs. Ninme Waters, may also call Mr Garland ‘.. Crowdoiret in exercise and Temperatiffes for the period will gem at Temper-retiree at 5 a m (MT): old, five brothers eav Association in Its program the devotion . 218 South 12th , Mrs Jerry Key. Shroat Rem ('lint. Freeman. tileceeettionel areas is deplorable, average Clear tr a intle below the here in Murray-. The Louisville 214-1:ieurigton I& Cov- and Joseph C he Is ecure new penitentiary Howtesees will he Mesdames Eli Rt 2. Farmington. Mee -lamer: Shekell Of Detroit said. %Mll- Kentireky normal of- 36 degrees. Todd reentente ie. on Uti 641 nor* ington 14, Paducah 32. Bowling e ter the agate Alexander, Demme Taylor. .Aibert Norris. lit 3. Benton. Jobe A. end. James It of Murray' "The eick and especia4ly Lotrieville normal extremes Meta about twO miles from Murray,. The Green 23. London are treated by one wesern 44 Pool. Richard Tuck. and John 18. ilopkinsvillg line sister • Mrs Colvin-- T-odd o! Kentucky. are! 27 degrees. Cher». Rt 1; Charlie Ileac_ (Ex Garland family is laying 'al the Nanny 26. Huntington, W. vs.. 10. and Eit- Murraya-and his parents. Mr w pared) 528 Broad. Toll home at the present .4iwrille atta "rime. Ind 2'7 Mrs Harm Shekel, of *mew
1962 filled With Your Top Local News neeachievesmenta Stories 'anti a long look named Of "Rent Great seat" on and charged - Interest the pawing show abtal with ame has been chosen Calloway lte at the challenges of the .s;smaltiality together 'in a minhoty effort to Livestock s'onmany -by Charles El: that gives shape. mean- Comity Master Science Department announced to- large volume of wafer es neselve atall Year As we glance backward Farm Homemaker. give the nee Of 'Murray a "com- driege arid dnewilPi'eerirection Ito 814thevel ".January 10 - Congretoman Frank of Murray -route five. day that an Army ROTC _Flight May eoyroidu ina le turn thc, pages February 5 - Mee Ann Dunn., pletely new rook" through 22 - The Murray Municapa which we live. of the Ledger A Stubblefield today sent planned April 2 - FA Fenton, Acting Training Program will be avail- & MPS a ;tele- Morraa Hrgh Scho61 "Good Housing Commission opened th• Over and- reflect for a moment gram to the Can- beautification. • ToastMaster ol (he city- of Murray. able 60 million copies are Ledger and Times aan" was in September for senior ea- bids on 02 low rental 1 ofe- tan nine of the top local named as Calloway Couns March 5 ..- 'Me (Murray_ High amwmileed haunts cuiseed ha I800 daily news saying that lie eapecta CaHoway today that he will re- Jlets. • •• _ units today newspapers storbs in 1962. ty's DAR Good Citizen by the School Tigers won their and Hardaway ("oo every day This ei County to he designated as first dis- sign the positicin as of April 22. April 30 -.Murray fiermen aid- aubmantiallY This hat is eligible Captain Wendell Our). Chapter of trict struction of Nashville a-as the lov more copies by no means alien- to participate basketball crown since 1942 April .The Murray .Plais ed- Alayheld feremen than the nurther of chalk, in the Area ale- the organization Saturday in bidder with a bid of $599,400. i of the top local atones but development by deelnar= Calloway County High ring Commission today formulated U. 5 families. It's more than packs Program February 10 a _three hour • longs lire' which 1lar-25 -- W. Z Carter, in a doe, eerve to point out some- of - The two low 49-44 Saturday night. arrecommendation of cigarettes, bottles of milk. January 14 - A group of rental housing to the Murray threatened to sweep the heart of letter to the Ledger loaves then news headline, of local bunects proposed March 9 - Mrs. leowIrd City & Tunes. ti • of bread, or units of 112 in the citizens, called an Advisory Ohla Council and the Kentucky the 'Maafield business district. Dam- day almost any- c4nuntiy of Traf- for Murray will he under con- was, ebeted said that he will resign a- thing raw Murray and Callo- fiee eawmpittee has yeaterday as president State Highway- Department for age was estimated at mkt castly in the ne- waf been named struction by April according 16 a over $200.000 Superintendeat of City Schools at astaion County. to discuss Of the Murray Woman's Club suc- numeestis changes designed to al- May the parking and traffic report made at a 11 - A fishing excursion fective July 1, 1962 ary 2 - The firet baby situation meeting of the ceeding Mr* James Rudy /Whea- levate the traffIc congestion 'The daily ',edam,- & Times en- in the city.. Mum-ray Housing in ended in a freak accident for a- May 31 -- Maurice. Ryan, boIts in 19n2 in Callowie- County Commission held ten.- the'-city chin deavored in 1982 to fulfill January 18 - The Purchase of Murray. Grave; County man here yester- men of the the role is e daughter of Re- yesterday. ;March 17 a:- The Board of FAucatio of a good community 'Mr and Mrs gional 'Library will remain Murree City April 6 --- Harry Sparks. day who died as his car newspaper Jo Pal in Meet- Fehruary 12 - Mos •Marinell Courted side- of Murray City Schools. annow by making sure MeCallon of ell'e &tett ern Kentucky last night passed a renalu- head of the education department swiped a pole its suberribe_rs had lai*h according to Repre- Myer, has won the State PIM outside the city cod today the appointment a "front Street sentative Dairy lion to retire $7,000 of thata925.- at ..altirrays State College, has an- row wet" on the pressing Charlie Lassiter There Princess title limits on the New. Chnenest Road. Prtd Schultz a, superintendent *Thlara 6 - The city of Hazel according to word, 090 natural gias bond iseue. nounced that he will shoe- of events was some CIOUbt an to whether the be a candi- May 12 - Representative Charlie Murray- City School's. hal received a grant from from James Garrison. General 5March 24 or The Murray-Callo- Last year the daily the F Regional Library would remain date for Mate Superintendent of Lassiter today announced that the Calloway paper car ere Ilmaaine in Manager of Ryen Milk Company: may, County Airport County turned out Tue reel more than and Horne Commis Murray since yokes- lamed y-eeter- Public Inatruotion in the 1903 state plane to completely resurface siix thousand, five III,W . turned -down the firm which sponsored day to give Corermernan Fern, for the ennetructios-olLeani a tax Miss day approved expenditures tot.all- Democratic primary'. hundred Meat glories in addition to support the library. . Myers. Kentucky Highway 94 'Eaal from .altiert Stubblefield "a -reeiundin tau a *wage facilities. Eng $5300, for improvement April to another eleven hundred . - January 31 - (Robert 16 - Two Chloway Coun: the city haute to, the Marshall vote which per January R -- Hopkins, Janet Like. 19. a sophomore at Kylelfield including added to his Leodslids serial mates, top world The mitntainance member 'of the installation ty men, one a police officerolvere ('ounty line at an _estimated coverage by Murray Amite Murray State. is one of ,four Ken- of, coat district win over former Congree *United Trees all bIliding of county roads and Chamber of an bffice building, well. septic kidnapped at gun point last night International and briers Commerce and chair- tucky 4-H (lhati meinhete of $175.000. - man Noble lartwory, - - many is til the bettife see- the man choatm tank. and restrainang fence. as they were bringing features of special interest of the Calloway County Fair to attend a wreck May 19 - The Murray City June 5 - a special wean County Magiatratei the National 4-41 ('in- March 2 - The grand cham- victim eel meet' to various members of the accord- Board last year, took two _horrors who apparently had been Counctl last night purchased a new ing of the family. ing to action ference in Washington. D C Am' pion hog at .the annual Murray' City Board es The end of the taken by the rival tatit ;bight at the annual Calloway drinking to the mokee in Murray. piece of equipment a deluge gun, year. is a time Coast Jaycee 21-27 County Education emit night Eli _Alexandet , (41 a quick glance Normally a County Ran- --Itogtieg Night." FIFA arid 4-41 Fat Hog April 17 LI. Col. Joseph _G. for the fire depsetment backward at (einwniSIV011er February 23 - Practically all Show that is ex- was named principal of Muer& or Supervisor is Fehruary 1 - and Sale was owned and Fowler. Commanding Officer of Mrs. William Ad- Murray Civic clubs have pected to be of tweet aid to . fire- High School and Preston Holland joined !showed Saturday' at the Murray the Murray State College Military men, especially in came where • (Continued 'on Wogs 3) ... •••• •••• \ • • "• •
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wagalkoffairtlig•-- aseareniteeeanimaa-- ,....0(1,5011.111111111111111111111801111:0":0111111r age ' PAGE TWO r$Ec'ER fa - TIMES MURRAY. KENTUCKY DAY — JANUARY 1963 A.AIMma. THE LEDGER & TIMES Better Record In 1963 Seen FAMOUS PEOPLE WI PUBLISH=y LEDGER & TINIFS PUBLISHING COMPANY, &se-. onsoladatiea .of the Murray Ledfer, The Calloway Times, antnuTarh; ses-lierald, October 30, 1921, and the West Kentuckian, J -Fori-Agrculture Department 1942. 1 JAMES C WILLIAMS, PUBLISH (E)ITOR'S NO'FE: This is to purchase and add to their We reserve the nape to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor. amither 'in a. series of year-end herds. the program of at-wistance Public V.oice items which, in our opinion. are not for the best in- reports written excitaively for nf Future Formere angl_.4-B Clab- terest of our readers. • United Press International by bers MIS enlarged. The two-year heads of department of .Ken- NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO 15011 program of ca r c a as evaluation auality`e state government. events for swine and Madison Ave., Memphis, Tenn : Time iSe Life Bldg., New York, N.Y cattle was • al0Caexpetnaed. Stephenson Bldg., Detrott, Mich. -- aetkiiit -- • ' , entered at the Post Office, Murray. Kentucky, for transmission as 4., Johnson g r a ss control Eleanor GeOrge Benjamin 'oodnow By EMERSON BEAUCHAMP Jerry Weeder Marilyn Monroe flarko Curtien Second Clata Matter. through donuntatration and tech- Roosevelt Sukolsky Fairless Loon COmmlsoloner of Agriculture nicalaaesseaance Kentucky farmers SLYEISCFRPTION RATES: _By Carrier in Murray. per week 20e, pee Written IFF" for UPI were provided with positive evi- month 85c. In Calloway and adjoining counties. per year. $3.141-ara FRANKFORT. Ky. lin — The dence that the encroachments of *hear. $5.543. Kentucky Departmerst of Agricul- Johnson grass can be halted arid, ture had good year in 1962 but "The Oree•anding Civic Assaf of a ComnivagNy Is Ike .a if proper cultural practices util- Alould have an even better record of its Newspaper" orreatee !reckoned- trona:- in 1960. the farmland. The plans for ,1983 Among the accomplishments 'for WEDNESDAY —IMWARY 1. 19611 call a continuation. of the present 1962 IN 100 per cent participation aid program and the passible ex- of all counties in the state-federal parision into every ACP-approved brueellesis eradication program; Attie addition of a full-time tobacco Joseph William marketing and prumeition special- 5. Cherkweighing of pre-pack: o'Nlationey Quotes From The News Chic Johnson Faulkner WIlhetriana Lang ti ton ist: an expansion of the state- aged-asetrimodities — this well- Needs Chaves By WITTED PRESS INTERNATIONAL supported livestock shows pro- MItibliseed penceettirtr-SE careful PALM BEACH. Fla —Paean:eat Kennedy. eukapaing Sen. Robert gram *to include national shaws ecrettiny of pre-weighed and pre- S Kerr whose Sadden -death. left the administration with a leader- and sales: for each of the .flke wrapped epoch and other commers .- -.nip gap 111 Congress: _ • nrajar.. dairy breeds: the devel- cial items continued in 1-962:- The method verifying indicated' -Kerr possessed a unique combination of talents which. joined opment of a practical program of net cooperaang with a nd assisting weight or numerical count has, • a an ha- deep devotion to his stale and naDop, brought him to a high fanners in the. control of Johnson been ilexes:Weed into retail outlets a e in American public life . He will be- greatly misied when arfd the extension of .a pro- as a-ell_as the wholesale estatilish-ls "-r•e Senme scans next 'week and ever more so iii the months ahead.'; gram of etheckweigarig of pre- ment and packing plant. • packaged commodities. • _ During .the year -1963 the Agrj- 1- • TOKYO — The Re Ciurese Kaaegnung daily newspaper, usher- Another important project stSrt- culture Department will add these! ing in the r.ew `year a.aaa a typical cold war comment: est during the year was &Kaplan- accompaishinents to its record: "US imperialism fling work done ifi developing a In the category of control of • Bruno paper tiger, outwardly strong but in Walter Moot °them 1111511 of Yemen Fritz Ka:Islet "wig F.eak Love ardly brittle." . pitogram of financial assistance to comeaurneable animal disease a qualified Kentucky county fairs. fullseale •Aieep ecabies eradication .drive-ncilt -be launched. • NEW 'Patten in order, the tiihltghrs a wine • order in ite delivered die": I YORK Thomas W. G`ieason. chief negotiator for the In- bruce'l‘ais of the state aDepartnient- at Agri- eradicati n progra I9C3 - !ernOtiona. Llingshor,..rnt.n.g Association -This will enable 4ht I: (ILA., commenting on the cut:urea activities during the year vsill be- :Trod-need and the hog "al *rainy In lame strige. Ina' Revenue , . were: . _•-.. cholera program will gain much , Service and tilt, I, 111WIRA LOAN -We ttiookia W.- iiael leaned . over packwardiTho headway.. Iheri4g Ilid___aear. Jaartment of Revolve to each CO. *t this 1. Statewide brucallesis teetang the. NM W. Selo Si Telephone PL 1-2621 1)414 we are sacking to our proposelli." of cattie—.during 1982 approxi- department's -drive to elimigate tate To G6w !ata nave nally and thus stem foot-rot in sheep 'YOUR MOMds NED LOAN CO.'' mately 407.800 blood tests were will also make len compliance programs. made and inate,tiant headway. .1- . %,• .11. MAWS. • HEN,WORTHY. England — John -Bridget proprietor of :he For- '06.120 dairy herds were "ring tested" to detect the press ms- Inn where 14 pet-eats, including eggii ctuldrezi; weirnareioned The year 1963 will also see the, VW! oi % .ne .0 •by a blizzard: brand-new p am' • December 31, 1962. 101 cUuntiesa' "AL we've got -plerity of here is financtal aid to local ?airs be whiskey. And th,siL'n'ei good Ls had already won designation_ the as came an actuality. —1`,DiTOWS Ni011E. This is an a:dales." od if,ie d I am moot . • • Certified Brucellosis dtherin ,eries of year end re- areas optireatic• that the $50.000 In aciditions'154.000 heifers port •Irwritten exciussvelyfor prapriated by 'the 1982 , Urria cml, tie frog were calfhesid vaccinated as bru- rt GIFP- s. cve otiose to you, ere cOontors. You Sou as.,,,ermay ail,' be real aogist.,rwe et. Press Internalional by head-, -4 sure of se., moors. 4ret.a voducc lossy dovy ona ceklosis preventive measuces The in preserving or expanding the ,f departments of Kentiaky's BOND? p/odects2q..ou1y zunned oud yuc•Jy..1 aoQi when yes entire state should have a 'modifi- QUALIT ,your 105 f.e.ed nplaumyeedraisitills aurvntyttept.fitIrsrta rethattii trucert (---nera !illirroo; ed certified brucelloela free desig- By JAMES V. MARCUM W• as deikefeel le bringing yeu fue Ten Years Ago Today natien during :ourest Pos1.1.4 ccs, the .filwe-halif of e LEDGER I TIMES FILE 1963 thtil -deve tit and traditions of ---- sfeefe miere en Sod• es mitts Commissioner of Finance FRIENDLINES webs,. )..ts. swami thlk "Iced tea,' ot 2 1:lublIsqlee market tn. et v ice Written for UPI wcaievithak Orinoco* of the Cobaceo-t r setseirlilsape1ss refefeel We ate Fee le Mrs. Erie Garland of New Concord died- yeAterclay mai-nine at FIrLaNKFORT. Ks mezickting specials/ ts needed to.. e5e 9e0A Seery one saw- IherCo-oet • the Murray Hospital follawing an illness of. .two Weeks. Funeral assist an bringing abaut more _or- SAVINGS ites.sies .rsts/ leuo•o•ezfus,p stevice:wil. btt".e.d' be heid at the New Mt Cannel Baptist Church derly lrnorice-,ng of the fa-rtners' Refund • • •• eaalse lat.:ma-Lon-au be se- MeirAtalta Thundertra Herd, the natiocas top acerinal•iaskethall leaf aaid helping to secure quality', eJ•-ecl from Washington and (alter team cleaemiel Murrsy impros-eirnent in (Continued From Pinot 11 State Ceelege at Hunangeor, .at ea.tht 86-81 the offering.. irces. ass-pity als poem performance by Murray's Garrett BeMear In 1063 great erniatiams wtiLbe placed Charles Oakley, C.P A sit Murree' arinounr-d today that lie has upon the development of The rere• iion expected eta t economical arid adaptable onseban_ Iowa?' CotintY Boari of Education, I La_pes-tnership witn George H Reed. C.P.A. of Mayfield The a: wit market tweak in rni1.1962 ical equipment for use 4 the =61 86: Murray Board of h.:. feed to materialize. Instead, trb bran ses...1-be atiown. ais _Oakley 21:10. Reed suadr"will -have offices us preciertam Tabaectr.- - • • -11611,41-1Z81:- (It/ of Murray. SW.- there has been a near f!attrithrl: Vaiiay• anc Maylasid • • • 3. awaited( auras- and addii.. 22 Murray Electric Plant Board: oat ut lie. economy. Wi Murray High lagers wal'meet two stmeig,,pppeineriat.un Friday with the creation of- tfie Division 96011 60; Calloway County Soil Con 1 a slii,ht Inciesse'en ant. Szttutday nights of this week when. tney ilateetain undeteat, ed cit Shou-S" and Fairs m Jetty 1„F alai tat I. e se. 7 ie•rY2t1°' $18-36. Sweetened V And Henderson C:ty • 196T the program The ap. ern since 19E0 riot IGA Orange . dr deParthrteht's --)f 'In addition. l'oryths stated sponsormap 'if I nes/tele• • daces anet 19804N fiseal year %al mark been so the charaea of a aales took On - a ,more national second Fear in a row atub tant,.4i downturn are mini Revolt. _ . - -that ad- mayo. ministrative costs at the Social . During the year jus tended _$97,- Much 'Mors' Tomato iecurtty program. .tge which fl/t!. I Ke311411) 410W hold as share WHEN WILL wE CURED? 900 was expended or committed MS ba:.1 units are required to eon- ,,f the national economy in 1903. Ill' in the department's straws and FT PREMIUM lr?'•ate. tve.1 *gaol be waived Willie tie still have • hard rota I tALI-J, 46 os. can Say when...with your dollarsl ,i sales promotions This ine-olves 34 ,,incitiolo ;bent in opine'. areas GIFQ separate events including six na- These costs, amounting tio abate KELP PICUIT MULTIPLE American Beauty scLamosia tional beef ehows and %CPS, 340.000 for the 1beaLatima acre '1°)fnen1 and waS.C.Pg BOND four • • La the .ztate. as 3 anode 'Nshould men" Regular star can 3 FOP. SALE national dairy harped BE F cattle . shows and -.._ , lint" to improve ROUND gales. and a national swine sh sw •''''' ::111"3 yea- larause of al OR SIRLO and bull-op sale. svrplus in !he fund. also : Ream sales are expected to in- dinvtill In adimmetered addition to his expaneion ta the ...erionnel Se- ,s-aa aith -She excretion...A mo- ' a c that ad' oa. curity STEAK'. -the dual objective, Divisturr- • • or vehicle,- abiOti are -not likeh' the at „Tsking €41""nnnws'aisn an -1 Cuitibs said these costs sill con- to remain at current near-reeOrd CHUCK STANDING RIB from "1 cl'A"' ts'a b"P Ilyet•i"ek all : 'Mine basto be.afrui etaived .on,oriain a m no jitrit ...4Kergeodritticky;sughovaroowisrig,I, ne,.i! MURRAY serve the Uteited 'States }ear-to-' 4. '4 . 'and also braising lop )gar is the -pedigree animals in- /wager ' • ' the mob)). Poi:. Roast-- 90_Roast1 - to the stale suffwient to adminiater the • - IGIFI for-eur own breeders program .ad re induitries. _ ARM ' BARRI(' - --7- ' . p ii.faa,.nt.icrihi„eyr fnThndeelf' S29w: '°c•te'r%the'Chduvt4:rillth*e p::r . ilvddrie"hei-trisall deeivet"rlo;xnenu4'. ' Roast" 0 Steak- - w 690 12 years in - )9 accordance with -a ' r• 4 fillA will he realize8, 'as re- 0, Marlene - 4 yellow sticks provision P; a ti SOF - of the Kentucky statute., ceittly eatzh ',shed plants expand Cants saul. .- :"i -TT operation.. • •••• ..G80zreA4FTD. T-BONE MAK The money we, plated in a fund - '- - -- —;----- fn'm etch the State could 'draw Fe..le re-amoral- haves-Seen esti- ICA BUTTERMILK steru:d any unit -fail to ply its motel to oat, ase nial.:ately The tibia Aiken due. Ger.er..! In; a Itc, 'leen estimated • aftajieriata... airoved. hiewawa. to ritt,thier.523:4,ini11:0a in lite Ii" PAN CAKE MIX that NOW OPEN cot once durerinteehat 12 •-ear-. e•E Ye-ir t""t4..''l J'are 30- 1963. 'ma FREE! was The stile car:f4T Of. la :ae the 3214 -mirli'm -lot the neXt 'year: iCaal to aoture - payment al the These compare with $2173 for the WITH PURCHAbE ILA at-the ' Sucial Securely taxes: Cumbs stet- 1::31-62 year. . .`• . ed. • ,••- The • ailed 1' has . :alearrahile. th; :-T1,111e% •A i3 pee- .. and been ` Syrup Side Sit(i6iing Couth mit.... ze -I with State tress. 'in t°4 " Prthluee ‘1;12 - OFF.: wer t.„. except for i2413 drAl..(•;41" "11114°i1 for 1963. t p--riot , some Of °theei'tIR 7 The for IVOI tit wa4.61/17 1 QUART ALL OUR FRIENDS ARE INVITED! s ere aro. t • ed he. , DECANTER /he eat 415 -rest s-at tad on that in- Adniinistraeively the. tax pictur. ,o Vesina nil totaled $18.126.11 /This ha. eharraed .very little sal Ken asa.0 in' • 0,7".' ,trans!erred to a contribu- 'inky in the past year Tin it, i, ae,i'unrit •.r.' et ed as a type jeatmere lid initiate (mai -- FRESH PR DUCE al. eetuiv_ng fund. slie -1.44:-1-1,Ing for -nme daaa .a: hippy to .,.1 ahle in ra.aahly aglihokkirg payu .1.114...el ...41...-1.1i. 3.-i-efund. rertatn targly AITITt.Older". a-re I t . eti.-' local meta - , aaltrins said" atimated certaif part. of the Fed LETTUCE Z...f:429c B NANAS - lb 104 -I .1.'f. to i (4'.,1/11 Ala,y/itit. money- eral HON Rev-elite Act NOW shoillt, ..• _ '34-__..t:,4) A eil 4 rea...n 14 ,....• Arra:40ml aey lonae•taatree. it 'ease.,_The ..amineilratsve. out:. ' be p..1 to' eaud use/by these cl4a rar some -jejue POTATOES 69e CARROTS - -1 Oe ,i r,.I /-:,:itw. gui.-L:pdat:i Ls. beard..., ui. 111;"3.5. report. sria-N-geg -- rinir—yroltr4 ,_ !of. enlist 111;1`.1: ;... •ti.i, cot; - ••• Tax Books'Ar.e OpenS For dariring in • ski lift chair .,ezv alit n elett.etai airft eih, r-e--eflo \ :.,Vt• 4 eletql./1.1C computer is pn higE over Hollyburn Metal- , :mat Peatributle- ..,/ teen slupes near Vemeoltver, -The al,atioilal, savings. Made — 3-A V E 0 U4t bfo,. C.,th irse.onheouurfs aeon extrhaendedlift• ., .1 aas,...caarib....;,, 17,1_1114aaloi.4..aiaaverra.tn I, ceauhtaots :rLnir. ts..s C ;;. •.;7 Listing Property For • when four frolicsome lad'a at • 'ft e nett fi.:cal, -year. willtzlilltra • • ,AE tad TRADING STAMPS sytchhea:77.77r.t7io,ry:,,n7em nn.1d740.7.11p.dtg.teLda.,t.::„:to....hreize_ ., Im11.11,,,,... :,I t:„.i.,1iii.e:::,,:r,,g.,,r:oaiiiiirorri,sn.lat 1.1.5iria,:seard.i. Ttt • "mike roan) 'erected anpruimeria. • 0, GET PREMIUMS FOR THE I.NTIRE FAMILY!! ,7211' - (,I ' •••=••••• Your 1963 Taxes a • Pin' - 1 naai Joe.; emit .vill be 'main*. I 1.Y.A el al, ,...earaz c; aunty ro. • , it contribal "Kayan2ugh 1.G.A. -.16 Foodliner . .; ta.e.- ietundi range feciru CHARLES E.- HALE . ' . sills. '4 ill: eta' City of fautsvalie U t, Sionday thru Thursday - 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday & SaturOay - 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. 'e ..1.10 ti': the iiiy- rif_rpten. bit- - Tax ('omminAioner LK :he FiTt. mt.:al 'imils. 419 will 1 A `:ROPID roef"c. nmre than Si(X) anti *I j 417.0 i,,,, . 7%9 • ' :ass —• . l'
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C IN ROSE BOWL; SEC TEAMS ARE TOPo • Mississippi And Arkansas In LSU Wins Over Southern California Wi ns Over Wisconsin Tough Defensive Sugar Bout Texas In In Rose Bowl, As Gap Is Closed Rapidly ley United Pres. Internettioeal the same four bowl.offeringe on Orange 'Bowl. Joe Nemeth ehrew There's doubt no about it today Jan. 1, 1902—eam two aftensive- a 25-yard touchdown paw to !I ck NEW ORLEANS MPS — P r teuchdown march that .• as —Southern Yard Orange Bowl Catifornia is, the na- duds and two tight defensive' Williarn.eon in the first period and football talent scouts swooped!climaxed by the Griffing-to-Guy No. tion's 1 college football team Wruggles. his passing and running set up down on the Sugar Bevil Ttleaday souring poss. and the Southeastern Conference A crowd of 98,698 at Pasadena,I a 15-yard touchdown run by Cot- 4:Towing Miseissippies thrilling 17- Grab Mississippi Fumble rates the.....tred_ as the nation's DALLAS (UN) —Louisiana Stake, Calif., saw Southern Cal's Pete ton Clark in the second pereel. 1.1 victory over Arkansas in the Arkansas, fighting macr it' Mg strongest group of wteeims in 1962. came to D.silas to 'have Beathard and Wisconsin's R o n A 19-yard third-period field e, 29th annual renewal of the New Mitt of the second half, grabbed Which Whatever doubt there was- on time" p,stl did just that VanderKelen hoe* up in the most by Tim. Divi_s rounded ° uut te Year's Day classic. up an Ole Miss fumlode at the a good e it her question was dassilved exas 13-0 in the ssiectracular passing and scoring'scoring. One of the first players plucked Rebel 18 and scored in two plays oinAwdenfeati Tuesday when Southern California I turned the trick by duel in Ruse Bowl history. • Geynn Grififing, earo signed a was Glynn Gritting, Miseissippes to knot it at 10-10. Billy Moore defeated Wisconsin, 42-37, in one the Lon.gborns with With Beatieard throwing four pre contract with the Neu. YZeir do-everything quarterback w h o passed to Jesse Branch for the surprising of the most thrilling of all Rose pawing, topchcbown passes, Southern- Cal Gran t-s immediately after Lee was the overwhelming choice as final five yards and MicKnelly their Bowl games and Alebame, Miss- didn't expect LSU to threw surged to a 42-14 fantritb-period game, passed for 242 yards in Mee the game's mote valuable player. tacked on the tying point. "We issippi and Louisiana State won like they did," losing lead and seemed enroute to an leading Mississippi to the comeee- The 6-feet-1, 200-pound senior eltesissippi took the lead for •and catch the three other big "bOwl carni- Darrell Royal said me.: victory. But then Wisconsin tem eif its first perfect , football signed with the New York Giants. keeFie in the third stanza on Grit- 'Teioes mach vals. Tigers' prolific use, of pos- rallied behind ttre magnificent, soaseri in histery. Gritting Gritting closed out a bre ha fines one-yard plunge. but Ar- of the Southern Calliffnrnia's sensation- keep the-'rexas defense uti ceasing of VanderKelen to score for one touctidown and see 1 I gage career with his greatest kansas made one last strong gasp ses to al victory over Wisconsin in a' balance. - 23 peek in the final 13 minutes. another — including a one-yard eareirmance, running for one —with MeKnelly buiting his sec- head-to-head meeting of the ne- came to Dallas to have VanderKelen -weund up throw- plunge in the third period that 7uuetuiuewn, passing tor another, ond field gal of the diey from 22 "We tiones first - and - second - rank- time, and we had a good ing two touchdown passes and, gave Maisiseippi a 17-10 lea' !I and setting a Sugar Bowl record yards out. a good ed teams was easily the most said LSU ceach Merles scoring himself on a 17-yard run,' &hare passed five yards for A-re. with 24,2 yarck in pass comple- While most ,eyes were on Grit- time." spectacular of the day. But there MeClendoM in expressing "extreme He compiled the astonishing total kareas' touchdown. tions. ting during the web-vine sign- was plenty of glory, too, for 'the pride" in his ,squad's learn ef- of 401 yards in completing 33 of Lynn Aniedee kicked field gals 1 A Broyles Praises Gritting ings, other Sugar Wiwi players Southeastern Conference as Ala- fort."' • 48 pasees—beeh Rose Howl rec- of 23 and 37 yards and Jimmy Arkenses coach Frank Broyfeli also were in demand. Mississippi% tea, a tele 'id Okla) ,ma, 17-0 in -Double _Pass Protection..„__ .-m:1e. Fin I, Pet. Rieliter categrt Field ran 22 yards tor. 0 touch- -praised Gritting,, calling him the Jim Dunaway was being - etre Orarree B wI. Missessemt beat The Tigers, who were winning of the presece err 103 yards down to ac-count for greatest college passer he had ever by the Minrieseta Vikings. Calgary Arkansas, 17-13, in the Sugar i only their iourtli of 10 post-sea- iris in 1.91J's Cotton Bowl vhf seen. He said the Ole Miss quar- we-- alter Arkansas' Billy Moore, Howl and LSU beat Texas,, 13-0, -'llame Stifled Sooners ,ry son bowl efforts, stunned the 75,- over previously-unbeaten IS'e .s. terback was the difference be- Rannback halfback Jesse Branch Ili the Cotton Beet A " ' I : • ,•lbrling 504 spectators as well. as Texas Am edee corrspileted nine 13 ,. een the two teams--particularly was signed by Calgary, and Hou- Larger Creeds l'rs" id i 4-• ot, by electing to double their normal ilabema pewee , for 94 yards while eie ri the big third-down plays. - Won's Otters got Arkansas full- Crowds [keeling &ROW—corn- stifle Oilokrhoma'e attack and 10-paw-per-game and throw 21 move strung !SU defense held Texas to 'It wee Gritting apd Missieeip- back Danny Bnibbarn% name oil pared to the 319,019 which viewed methodically to iti "emery eilainet the Longhorns. in the 130 yards rushing and 92 pawing. •eees big the dotted hne. third-down plays that But, it aka, was a surprise to beet us. He would complete the Royal to letrn that. LSU receivers 0011 DE-AUTOMATED big third-down pass arid break catch as well a: they Md. as )0." could sif,,eiluinrrain aperydrtilmihela77)7.,..77,i4 your book," Broyles said. who had averaged I•ellepe• EAST ST IA_)UllS, ill LIM -- Thek.Tigers, completions out if every Griffing-threw a 33-yard touch- Ammer) used a durable kettle lid only four 1 962 Filled moreing when W. B. Moser died the regular sea- fr down pasa to halftatet Louis Guy mad metal ladle uses temporar) 10 effbrts during at his home on Kentucky in the substitute for the automatic alarm son, hit 13 of their 23 tries Tuer- /Continued ,From .Page --November 7 second quarter that gtiVIII fl) cued in Kentucky Lake near Little- Thruston B. M. - -- Mississippi spit inn. Davis Is crowned by Stan- day fur 132 yards. - athletic director at the !school, on Was re-elected a 10-3 edge at inter- ROSE QUEEN—Ross Queen Nancy Oaks as a towboat 'NAM% four to the sentte Art electrical malfunction knock' president, in Pasadena. Lynn Arnedee, the 1'75-pound was named aesistarit ,superintend- yesterday for ea-wren, and the husky ley L. Balm, Tournament of Roses barges struck their smell runabout. a second term hut sigmat e;a1 out the system While repair- quarterback of LSU% No. 2, or ent. Calloway County' caller climaxed ati 80-5^ard Sersternher 8 — The city council gave Wyatt I' Women. ne (ee drive in the third inen aretied for the trouble. as- "go." team, was the hero of the June 8 — The contract has 'been margin of 1191 votes. -period with a 10-TON BELL last night approved the sites for and tooeci aistant fire chief Charles Cadell APPLE WEIGHTS • Tiger virtory. kicking 23-and 37- let for cenetruction of the East Noventher 30 — one-yard scoring plunge. 30 units iif elderly housing con- Robert 0, MiBer, when yeu bey al borrowed the utensils from the w.k_suircaroN tun - To save yard field goalie hieing nine of Fork Watershed that includes County Judge of Calloway a struction in 'Murray. as presented ,Coilety The Rebels took a 3-0 lead early elepailiwient'9 kitchen. you a trip to the scales or a wait 13 aerial efforts for 94 yards, S25.836 structure which will con- was named as the Man b•ielping you Res hi I.. D. Miller, exemitive director of the in the seceind quarter on a 30- Whith the dispatcher received in line, marketing specialists in NIAGARA FALLS. N Y. en — running twice bar 10 yards and tain a 47 acre.lake Year last • a Noeth of Bent- of the Munielvd.agonicipal night at the at-kneel,. -yard field goad by Billy Carl Ir- Department Agricule the Rainbow Caril- recovering one of three lost Texas Housing "e a caiL-gegorting a fife, -he turned the- U. S. of The 55 bells in on. 'Comm assion. Chamber of Commerce banquet. Aai isi. a..QA., win, saw Arlcansas drive lack to on the Intercom system and rap- -ere offer this easy buying guide lon on a piiint just below Niagara fumble,. -dune 9 — Kentucky's 100th di- "The elurray-Calloway County In- September 17 A Ilarchn wo- tie it up on a 30-yard held gel ped Its lid sharply with the ladle. to know how much' fray-packed Falls weigh 43 tons. The heftiest vision -will 14.3Ve FON iv Hee. dustrial Foundation was apprnvm1 . We ore Fero to For this role in the Tiger tri- man was killed on Sineley and her by Tom Mit4Cnelly, and then took It 'forked The banging attract- apples weigh 1 pound — 2 large, bell is 10 tons and the Must weighs Arkansas by August 11 under pre- la"4-n-ittat by the member hip- trig led teen umph. Arnedee received 37 of the husband has been charged with a lie irstermiswien lead with the 67- ed the attention of all seattons. 3 medium or 4 small apples. A-ant nine pounds. sent plans and local boys are ex- the Murray Chamber of Commelee 43 votes cast for the game% out- the felonious arid %eerie murder pected to return by August 7th at the annual membership dirin.-r. standing back. of his wife of so, weeks. after having served one year. The Fitunelation will be eapitalizod Stovall Signs Contract June 11 — The Murray Electric September 19 — Plans are com- at $150,000. Seeten has announced an electric plete for the 'second annual get- December 3 --The communite FOR Of he six votes which escaped • reductien for all its consum- arequa;nte,1 panty for the. students was shocked yesterday to hear of SAKE ham, four wenteto teammate Al- ers. Aocording of Murray 'State College which the tragic GOODNESS to F. Beale Out- death of Edward F. America - heLfback Jerry Stovall, /arid, Chairman of the system's *ill be held Tuesday,night. _ Kirk, age 15, on of Mr. and Mrs. who signed a pro contract after Board of D:reetors, electric cue- September 22 — The Murray Ed Frank Kirk of 603 Main Street the game with the St. Louis Car- tomens will save a total of $51,- ('sty Council approved a survey Deeember 10 — Dr. C. C. Loery drrrals of the Naitiorral Football e79 during the next year. for the street lighting system of has been named president of 7 ...o League. and two wept to Jimmy June 16 -- The Murray City Murray last night and also 'ap- medical staff at Murray llodaniidl MERCURY Fields. the No 1 LSU quarterboar Council last night passed an ord- proved the reeilecement accorling to a release BUY A 1963 of 343 tbday from vonise 22-yard scoring run ac- inance of intent Cu annex a large street lights with new mercury Bernard Harvey, administattor.,- counted for the game's other area to the north, make the west vapor lights. Decegeher 1.1 — A young Callo- points. city limit a straight line north October 5 — Trenton McCuistorr. way ma won -the Talk Meet at the and south, and to extend the sou- a foundry employee at The Mur- national awaking ot the Amer can Texas furrrbles. betti of them by Mercury Comet . thern binds 1273 feet for most ray Manufacturing Company was Farm Bureau yesterday compee• tailback Jerry Cuok—the games of its length. fatal)' injured early today when against rretienal winners from the top ember with Nt yards, set up -July 6 — Congressman Frank he in some say beeenie entangled rest of the United States, Highest compact resale value Field% touchdown and Amesiee's A. Stubblefield announced- today in a piece of equipment. December 13 — The Varsity The- Unitized body final held goal. MU &bin picked approval of a $1,800.000 College October 8 — M-rs Betty Out- atre burned last night in sub-zeru sell-adjusting off another 'NNW brakes fumble and In- Housing loan to Murray State Col- land Vineon, current preeidenit of weather completely destroying tlie tercepted • pair Super Enamel Paint cat Texas passes. lege lay tffe Community Facilities the B & PW Chia has been fram- burkime and it, contents. 114" Wheelbase - Administration. ed as the club's Business Woman December 32 Richard Glenn Jul' 12 — A 26 - year - old of the Year 1911V Willis, age 23 of..Murray, berane I). 79c man died yesterday afternoon when October 12 — Walter Lee Steely, 1,4ntucky's()i first traffic fatality of GOOD QUALITY .GOOD RIDE - GREAT PRICE Cassius Clay Pens he apparently was overcome by a ewerity.one year islet farmei. •in e long Christmas itioliday early Verse cramps and drowned in a farm the Green Plain community re- t s morning when the car in To Glorify pond -juin southwest of Kirksey. -oeived the American Farmer De- which he was riding skidded at _ lb. 9c His Fistic Prowess July 17 — Lightning struck a gree Wednesday at the 35th Na- of _jtrol ci,using his death. •Calloway County home with ter- temal Convention of the /10A. rific force early yesterday -morn- October 19 — A Hazel family , LONGEViTY ing and a brother and .his sister escaped serious injury and pos- " MEAMI. Fla. (UPC --Heavyweight narrowly escaped serious injury sible dearth early this % morning _ lb 69c 4:0 fighter Cassius (llay. fast becom- CHICAGO eft — Mercury Meteor . . and possible death. when their home and business Two out of ing the poet laureate of the box- three Americans now can August 2 — The Tappan Com- were virtually destroyed by a run- expect ing world, fired off another sah76— to celebrate their titSth, pany will hold a national sales away tractor and trailer • birthdays. b.89 0 Compact with Big Car Fea- at verse today to deseribe his In 1900, when there were convention in Murray on August Oeteber 20 — Former President. anis 3' tures. 116.5" Wheelbase. Rides Ptic prcnvess:' • rrillhmon pereons in the 6 end 7 it was reported by Robert Harry. S Truman will sipeek at United 'This Ls the story about a man. States over 65. only one rent4ILK like a big car, handles like a Wyman, General Manager of the Murray State College tonight in out of With iron fists add a beautiful. 10 Americans reached 85. Compact, Cushion link suspen- Murray 'Manufacturing Company. behalf of. the Democratic candi-' tan; There now are over KE MIX sion system. (Power steering & - August 9 -- Thirty-two officers dates in the November election. 17 -million - Ile tal•k.s a bat and boasts in- per-sone in this age group, 3,(. brakes optional equipment). and enlisted men who aferved.dtaih October — A popular Callo- - E.! deed, cording to a medical Company M. 399th Regarrnmst of way Cnunty farm youth was Med airmail-tete Of a powerful punch and blind- report here Murray during the recently com- iwitantly late yesterday afternoon :BASE 1GA GOOD .LOOKING! ing weed; pleted active duty tour returned as a result of a 'tractor accident on The fight game was dying, GOOD STYl4NG1 to their home thO week.. the State Line Roe( east of Heed. LOOKING AHEAD Arid promoters were crying. August 10 — Governor Bert November 1 — The Murray High Syrup For someone to come along, Combs had a busy day in Calloway' GOOD BUY! 'With a new and beautiful •sotig: School Tigers who hold a 7-2 re- County today as he established a cord far this football Patterson was quiet. dull and season have- CHICAGO alle — Current life -temoorary capital" at Callow-ay clinched the title in the First Re- etpectancy tables indicate that ti County High School, spoke at a gion and will And Sonny Lefton was just as defend their Cleft day's average fifth grader will at - 45' civic luncheon at noon, and ad- A Championship. bad: dressed-graduates tin at least an age of 72. of Murray Stato November 5 — The commtrAity Mercury Monterey. Then along came a kid, College at its summer commence- Named Cassius ('lay; ment eXercbSeS. Who Great new Breese Way Rear said: 'Liston, August 17 — "The apparent low 'I'll take your title away; window — stays clear 90% of bid of Hartz-Kirkpatric Construc- This colorful fighter • , tion is within the capabilities of the time (operates electrically). Is something to NCI". the city and county,' eMayor Holmes 250 H.P. (std. equIltitnimpeeMons And heavyweight ohampiont Ellis said yesterday following the insulation than any American .eep sure he'll be; opening of bids for the new city- Built car. Offers quietest ride YOU get the impression,' minty hoepital. ever. While watching taus etiglit,-- August 20 — The exlanded He plays cat and mouse. drought is beginning to h,Pe an PERFORIVONCE GOOD VISIBILITY 'Before turning out the light; even more adverse effect on crops GOOD What COMFORT a fruetrating feeling, in Calloway CoUnt y and little GRIEAT I'm Sure it must be, moisture is seen for the next sev- be hit by punches. eral days. The temperature yes- You can't even see; terday hit an official 100 degrees. And for goodness sake . . . Don't take our word come in, drive a Well was be the first, August 22 — Calloway County And well was he the last. people looked with hope to the 1963 Mercury . The Proof is in the riding! efFor who can conquer a man, east yesterday evening but no rain Who can Move so fast? materialized from the 'angry storm I'm sure that his opponents, clouds uhich caused considerable - Have tried their best, damage, particularly in the Ken- . But one by one, tucky Lake area On . the carisas..they reste August 23 - John Ryan, promi- people. liner I of nent attorney in the city for many Call Casaius a clown, years, a.m. to 8 p.m. died today at Murray Hos, Bur he's the one, pital He had been president of - Who HATCHER' AUTO called the round; thiT'imard' of directors of Ryan SALES If he says a mosquito can pull Milk Company since 1942. 753-4961 a plow, iTt 515 South 12th Street riurray, Kentucky Dial Don't ask him how, August 27 — one man was Just hitch- him up." drowned yesterday another res-
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PAGE FOUR THE LEDGtft a T i Nix 24131131“._-tElITUCIFT Cecelia Wallace's • Mrs. J. B. Burkeen - Plaza 3-4947 . Home Scene Of FHA' 1 Christmas Party Miss Cecelia Wallace opened !ter newly redecorated home on South Sixth Street for the Christmas party held by the Murray High School chapter of the Future NOTICE Homemakers of America on Fri- day, December 21, et seven-thirty l and Mrs. Greg Miller and Mr.-agid &clock in be evening. . PERSONALS I Mrs Isaac Clanton. 'Tise president, Miss Wallow% • • • greetkl the guests after whisk Mr and Mrs. Jim POSTAGE , . Thompson games were directed by Misses COSTS WILL John Hardin Jip, etudent at erg family also vted hiftnother, and children, John and Terri, of Nancy Story and Melissa Treys Murray State, - College, is eisending M.Omer Rueter*. Memphis. Tenn., spent the bolt- than. the holidays with his parents, Mr. e • • •• •• stays with his parents, Mr. and Gifts were exchanged and a gift and Mrs. John Headin fir., of ear. Old Mrs. John .Henry Out- Mrs Alva Thompson. was presented to Henderson. the teach, Mrs. land and eons Bonnie and jr, • • • G. T. Lilly. Punch and Cill,k14:8 • • • GO UP Ma, JANUARY of Mich., were the hub- 7th. Rev. and Mrs. Bogard Dunn arid were served to the thiety-one cen- clay gullies of her parents, Mr. and children. Gilbert, Susan. Sheila, sures present. The house was deCe Fidel Castro Dr. and Mrs. Paul B. Bask ad Mrs. Sam Flettentiouse, and other and Jean, of lee/aware, Ohio, left ()rated throughout in the holiday "WE Feet that Wee lestaYeete. Ind, left Sunday rebativel.— Monday after spending the holi- motif. can only be overthrown by a • • • action," Manuel Ar- after spending the holidays with days with her parents, Mr. and Miss Mary Youngerman, histor- military • 30, a leader of the Bay her mother, Mrs_ ! B. Austin, Mrs. Max Hurt of Kirksey. Rev. ian, asked each member to collect time, Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Bondurant of Pigs invasion, declares in and brother, Dr. Clegg Aestin and Dunn was...elle guest preacher 'at materials for the log. IT'S TIME TO COMPARE YOUR MAILING returned home Sunday after Mane, Fla.., after his libera- COSTS the Methodist church in Jackeore The refreshment committee was spenchag the holidays with their tion from 20 months of cap- • • • Tenn., on Sunday where he was composed of Trudy Lilly, Greer daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. tivity. His interpreter is his Pastor while at Larnbuth Curlew. Housten, Lynda Allbritten, Bar- Elena Rod- Louis Wayne Brown and 90 n, Da- fiancee, Marta WITH THE COST Mr and Mrs. He is now the dean of the Metho- bara Brown, Judy Hargis, and OF A REGULAR NEWSPAPER David Gage arid vid Wayne, of Lansing, Mich. riguez, 28. Artime said the cL.ughter. Lit. of Austin. Teras. • • • d:et Theological School at Dote- Rita Ryan. main task of liberation would S and Mr and Mrs- Tommy Rushing ware. e. erasing Communist indoc- • • • be and_ daughter. Uri. of Colorade • Mr and Mrs. Cluiries 0. Miller trination from the Minds of Henderson ADVERTISING PROGRAM TAILOLD Springs. Cole, have been the Thd ortren, Anne and Steve. of Miss Rosalie Lilly of Family Dinner Held the Cuban youth. guts of their tether, Loyd nick- Chattanooga, Tenn., were the hol- left Monday after a visit with her A er. and other brother. G .T Lilly and family. t South Side For relatives. The Rush- iday guests of their parerrts. Mr. . DRUGS IN PREGNANCY South Sixteenth•.• Street. • -Postoffice Group FOR YOUR BUSINESS! • Mr. and Mrs. G. T Lilly and A family style-cl. iener was serv- daughters. Sandy and Trudy, spent ed to the. employees and their .CHICAGO -- Pregnant wo- 1st 5fg7fg the Christmas holidays with Mrs. wives of the Murray Postoffiee on men should not take any drug in 4 parents. Mr. arid Mrs. Os- .Thursday; Dectinbir 27,_ at the the first three months unless it is essential to the Girls Children ad Subteen Age wald Kummer and brother, Remelt South Side Restaurant. ' preservation of the Are you getting your share of business? Profit ristegit's dollars Kurrener. of Franklin. Special guests for the occasion -health. a San Francisco Rbstetrician • • • were Congressman and Mrs. Frank said here. are dollars that are rung up after those regular fixed Miss Maria James leftrhursdast Dresses /1 2 & it3 Off Albert Stubblefield. R. R. Patter' ..."We do not know and we may parents. . I meter efsiting her Mr. gave thanks preceding the dinner. *resew learn how many drugs cur- costs are reached. Plan your advertising and carefully this Mrs. Grover W. James. She Those pfesenit were Messrs and rently in use -may affect ernbry- gliident CoNege,' Mesdames Pajamas is a at Brescia Stubblefield, Norman critic development in a wnall per- ! year with newspaper $1 & $2 Owensboro. Klapp, JOhn Lassiter, as your 'primary media and you will Hi/lard Rog- centime eases.- said Dr • • Ernest ers, Van Valentine, Hal K. King- W. Page at the annual meetini find, like thousands of other successful Harold Hurt has returned to ins, G. B. Jones, Pete Farley, of the American Academy of Pe- businesses, that Socks L.exington to resume ha studies, Hatton Garner, Will Whitnell, diatrics. 25 each CIA at the University of Kentucky' Preston Ju nis. Randolph Story, I bigger sales can be obtained. It is time to say NO to those after spending the holidays with Carnie Hendon, Charles lamb, Dress Coats his parents. Mr and Mrs Buford Glen Jeffrey. Cleo Sykes, J. W. NO TOUGH EGGS expensive frills where no effective merchandising can be /1 3 Off Hurt, and brother, Richard. Young, Thomas Bell, and R R. • • • I Parker, Messrs Preston Barrett, accomplished. You'll build a -better community by taking Mr. and Mrs Fleetwood Crouch . Prentice Overbey, and James LENCX.N. Neb. (eft — Eggs Car and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crouch Rose; Miss Claudine White. aren't Coats /1 3 Off hareboiled your OWN ADVICE have returned home after spend- - • • • a:rd don't like to be . . . "SHOP IN MURRAY:.' called Inini-tanled either! mg the holidays weth the immerse What Would an ad the size of a post i'r'cotit to daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. So say University of Nebraska run Boys Pints dailidres, Off. Tam Bell and !Sherry C latilig 110nee erAinuatiabi who elaiè once a week with and ilanicay. of Buffalo! N.Y. temperatures and oversccioididg regular changes in copy? }How much Boys • • • WIPhseedia9, lint:are 2nd ioughen eggs. -Sou:Ries and other to reach a customer? Cera Graves Circle of the dishes leavened with eggs will fall, Mrs. Holmes Dunn the must will Sport Shirts !Woman's Association of the Col- be thick and tough • - Off Hostess For lege; Preskyterran Church will and the side will be heavy and Meet. soetee Of Suburban Club Meet at the home of Mrs. Robert Jones at rpm. They suggest harticooking Boys A potluck dinner, a book review " • •• eggs Polos 1A Off for salads and entrees, not boiling sv Mrs Paul Sturm, a music ap- Thursday January 3 th em You can reach 9 homes with your ens-ration lesgen with Christmas The Town and Ceuntry Home- - - Mrs Odds & can'ls led by • Glen sh1". 2bd makers get will meet at the Ends 50( each Christmas gifts being exchanged home of mee. William (...ieheee., were the highlights For Your Every of the Suburb- Cardinal Drive, at 730 pm. advertising for less titan ose cent! Girls and Boys an Homemakers Club meeting held • • •ee HEATING OIL Tueselay evereng, December He at Temple Hill Chapter No. 511 the home .of. Mrs. HoImes Dunn. Need - Can Knit Caps erdt ,kterita,,f regtithewaar Leren Star t ethelel You can run an ad the size of a post ea*,(see below) $1.00 meetinggaAfter gave very a ryl intetdinnesernegrte% Mrs 19tee7lof Masonic Hall at 7:30 pm. Berri and Girls the book. "Sslent Spring'. by Ra-a • • • .for approximately $3.50 per run. elle! Carson. • I The Garden Department of the On ELL 07= E111111 numnbers anowered tb* Murray Woman's Club will meet Sweaters eel vieth -What We Like ---r- /1 3 Off Most at the club house at 2:30 pm. About Christmas" They wee e Bratesses will be Mesdames Greg Stretch Mesdames Teddy Bean!...... 0 en 412200 e miller, Verne Kyle; Carl Lock- This is an ad the size of a post card ... it would Clue. Heirnee Dunn, Mlix FarloYe hart, W. H. Mason. Cleffirird Melu- Lenith Rogers. Pants Glen Strris Bern- gm, and W. E. Mischke. Special! $2.99 arcl 'Faber's. and Torn Welk. Also • t, • • • KENTUCKY LAKE cost you $120.00 in postage I alone to reach as present were flve visitors , includ- Tuesday, January-MA Girls trig , ' Mrs. Sturm Mrs. Yandoll The First Methodist Church OIL CO. Wrather, Mrs. Mick Horton. Mrs. many families as a Ledger adllf this size, Wonsan's Society of Chrtatlan New Concord Road or any Larry Cunningham, and Mrs. Pauliseeetea. win hob,' its regular meet_ Slacks 173 Off i filudees. with the better being wet- Phone 753-1323 ing at the church at 1.0 am. with coined as a new member of the size reaches, daily. Of course you have priding the executive board at 9 a.m. Girls Th- Members please note change in .._ _ Mrs. Glen Sims led the group date. and handling costs added wit sinetig Chrisitmas carols during •• • direct mail, mak- -• 1/3 Off an interepting lesson on "The Or- MURRAY Polos - - Friday, January 4th igin of the Chriserrias.Oarols" after CHI IV I- ..11Prd TINIFAT PIE The Grace Wyatt Circle of the -ePe- easseseeseefe ing you overall ost.more thai 30 times as which Mrs. Dunn auctioned off much Girls College Presbyterian Church will , the Christmas gifts. meet at the home of Mrs. Alfred Open — 6:00 Start — 6:45 The. next meeting will be held Lindsey at 920 a.m. as a newspaper ad for the sarfe size. Slack Sets 1/3 Off Tuesdey, January 15, at 7 p.m. .SS at the home of Mrs. Max Flarley, Tuesday, January 6th be3145ineW000dlan a hdwith r.ds:heof essood-n ENDING THURSDAY - Boys Im Grotles of the nest Christian "Facts arid Church cvrr will meet at 220 icintehdei".ng Aanhy‘oehneeenirstakeeteseetmedeettinhgatta- "LIGHT IN THE SUCCESSFUL RETAIL BUSINESSES ACROSS p.m. as ews: I with Mrs Gregg T1+ NATION SPEND MORE THAN Suits 1/3 Off andfeliMiller II with Mrs. Otry 85* OF THEIR ADVERTISING invited, to call Mrs. Farley. Pas:retail PIAZZA" DOLLAR IN TH R LOCAL NEWSPAPER. THEY • • • Members note change in date. HAVE CONSISTENTLY - - DONE TRIS FOR 0V14 20 YEARS. THERE IS MORE Diaper Sets /1 3 Off • • • Flint Junior Girls MONEY SPENT IN NEWSPAPERS The Jessie Lud-wick Circle of Olivia DeHaeilland THAN IN AL OTHER MAJOR MEDIA COM- Gels - Values to 1111.91 Hold Christmas the Oollege Presbyterian Church Y•ett• Mimieux SIRED. THERE MUST BE A REASON ... THEllt IS ... Party At Chticfh will meet with Mrs. Charlie Craw- . ffird at 1:30 pin. Note change in Hats $2.00 • date. „ FRIDAY and SATURDAY 1 ' The Junior Girls toe 4 Flint • • •- Baptist eesureh met 'Wednesday • Tri c Parr. evening at five Road riQmerniaker- -u:cloa in the Cub will TWO eaucau 'hal building .4 ..ne church rneet at the home • ,f t Mrs. Lelia fur their Christmas Robert:ern at 1 pen i party. • • HORRIBLE Caps SE Hats -• /12 -Off' -1 — • BIG We Paulette neeteptein, Km- Newspapers Sell Wednesday. iderd, was in charge. Mrs..Junior J 9th Girls erGarrruti:sna.n_dtesnichseier,sel.lxericl;rriedBeietaev The Ladies tie). luncheon wi . Rather HORROR i be ie; countryseri1Club at ei in prayer. • .... atlfat CaiskrArnooan.Y ICptliokerr. I. HITS!! Purses /1 3 Off ! ses will be Mesdames liefreatements of sandwiches, Per, John 'I Irean. 'George E. CALL 753-1916 ask ',1 bchr:toiwn.lizittckw.le.rese. c!s:nideddrinTitshe,i•Epu. Overbey, We; 'BLACK SUNDAY' for a reOresentative to call on rcieDi stringuad.Sr., ChraDd,e2J,,nesh i,l, Jam. T. ! the • AND • Sweat Shirts I/3 Off ,40'gathered around Jab*. 1 Wayne you now and show you how to use the Ledger I- opened their gifts. The eve- Doran, and Charles 0. - for greater le ended wing 'THE PIT and the in as the girls r • • , rn,,,n,,-'• .t in sales and ALL SALES FINAL - annual profits in the New Year. ths( .ca aeusisdltnritel• congrgational PENDULUM' -411c1 ila'n'gt mg of the College The class has an enrollment, of: Prestrystene Church will be held .emeesi gins and they' had enee.with a al the dues' Psitiuck , Ad red per cent attendance: ed at ",8 pm. supper being see. - STARTS SUNDAY -.skirt were Brenda Wens" 's • • P11111 )11ftlinan KIDDIES nice Rickman. Jackie Outland, . - ':,,Jiette Thompson, Itarki aidd Jerldine Page The le:ekte Helpkins, Lledii LEDGER&TIMP and Glettda OBP11(1,1y, B a rba r• and Beverly Brittain, .Frances Nanre...,Phillys,i KORNER Turner, Sylvti Gittllum,iff' a t s YI "SWEET BIRD Hopkins. Maetha Robb irsow, Ce- SERVING OVER 3,000 FAMILIES "We Major In Minors" lia Thee's, a new member, Portha YOUTH" • • r•ir. T, arid' .111.-- , rasehe• of ti-, OF
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WEDNESDAY - JANUARY 1. 1N3 THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY. KENTUCKY iAos FIVE .••=•11•111111....W nuclear stockpiling, but got few the 1,000.1,500-mile range aimed INVITATION TCY.S1D listeners. To the contrary, the U. at targets in Europe and Asia. The Murray Board of Education S. atomic firepower at the end of The. Soviet Unien, which a dec- would like to have bid quotations 1963 may well be twice as great ade and a half ago hinged its on the aollowing:. as it today. While many missiles nrintary force to the bahiatic mie- 24 Round top tables 48" in already are "operational,"--- newer silt. in lieu nathe long-range bomb- diameter, mar-proof plastic nips, ones-some of them bigger than er, -apParenttY stial lags badly in tops to have metal bindir g, ever-are under development. the latter department. The Rus- table to be of pedestal tysie Pivotal Year, sians are given credit for no unere with self-leveling glides, these. The year 1962 was a pivtoal botnioers that might reach the Mines to be of proper height for one for America's missile force. United States. elementary grades me through UNFURNISHED TIVO BEDROOM After long an•d sometimes agoniz- But a series of heavyweight Till- six ing, pears of tests, some of the clear tests and new rocket INSTRUCTION R $ALE Susi Opportina.1 IIIS apartment across f r ban College shots Bids op these tables are to be Missile more familiar ones-nolably the in 1962 indicated-Soviet experts are reeeived in - 1 campus.Pall 753-2715 or 753-3838. Gap the. Superkstendent% Atlas and Titan I intercontnental shooting for the development in Jae office by January 10, 1963 at 70 CASE TRACTOR, PLOW, DISC WA PRODUCTS, INC. can ballistic missiles-were declared missiles capable of carrying huge MOTEL MANAGERS EARN pm., delivery to be made by and cultivator. $240.00. Frigidaire use men or women in our CARD OF THANKS operational and loaded for bear. warheads, in the 50-megaton range UP TO 81,000 MONTHLY Is In Favor January 31, 1963 and all prices refrigerator, 8.6 cubic foot. $80.00. sales 0 nation. No age bruit. If We would like to take ,this These are the soneed "city or better, and others for Polaris. PLUS HOUSING quoted should be f.o.b. Murray Call 763.1356. j4c you cow a car and can devote 6 to busters"-the giants that can fly type submerged ' Means to thank the many people launchings. • City Schools, Murray, Kentucky. 4., per day dining on our 6,300 miles and it111.111 Mate' Management Slicet in- , 8 hou for their kindness, flowers, symp- even 9,000 miles High Of with sIn'iu-)tt'e coune Srhool eslutht- , we will teach you how The'U.S. nuclear payloads to deliver USED SPINET PIANO. Mulaagana cus, athy and prayers in the iiasaing of Liou nut neoresarI. • Full or u.irt time your income to above our devastation equal to 3 million tons • I. rsiniilg- A ire no.- - hatThere-FroN Marv. finish, in excellent condition. May te inr son and brother, thrill eery ire. Igor lationisi sot Contact Eulice Moubray, at TNT or better per rocket. Answer to Saturday's Puzzle writs be seen at 515 South 7th St. atter aVer'a The Harry Shekell Family EDITORS NOTE - Behind CROSSWORD PUZZLE MILLER les manager, 208 South Another even SCHOOLS 4:00 p.m. or contact Dwane Jones. area America's firm stance over Cuba mightier "city BOX 3'2 ise 16th et, Murray, Kentucky buster," the thunderous Titan 2, ACROSS 4-1mornes MURRAY, KT. was the firm knowledge that the t -C he yea u lavii•if re • jan2c came on the scene 4-d) '(hi Giving 'lam, ...tit+ 4. ...Alsatian. in 1962. It is m hot for "missile gap" was now Russia's 6-A It sin La. ,pn. niaine. by far the most powerful single !roil Liability. not ours. In, the follow- 11- Long, drip II-Xuuroaehed HOIJ.51E TRAILERS - 35 FT. Na- nuclear-carrying missile from under ing dispatch, second of a aeries, in the U. cut shua, 2 bednicane, $1495. 38 ft. NOTICE S. arsenal, and it will be ready for 11 -Covets goer • , a veteran space reporter descrthes 13- Intractable 7-kali Stewart, 2 bedrooms $1550. 37 ft. duty in 1963. person 11-War DENTAL ASSISTANTS the real strength of U. S.-.rocketry - Luxor, 2 bedrooms, $1625. 41 ft. But by and large, the Ameri- 11,111anurcritot ii-saint mbar.) NEEDED • GREEN ACRES TRAILER and its meaning in the cold war. . (abbe 10- Detesting We train women. ages 17.-514. as Denial Marathon, automatic washer, $2,- can trend is away from the rock- 1S-Com unica- 12- Prefix sot Union City, Teianessee, new 14- Wash apart-time training. 050. Many more as Avell,) Altilin et with the big bang and toward . boil lightly Ia drtpea E•lurstion not used mobile homes, all sizes, ALVI .8. WEBB JR. t*'Note of scale 17 -SO tke ne.•••aarY• 20-Girrs now tor short, inexpelistve.• very good and clean condition. * missiles with amaLer warheads Out Ill- Pronoun name befiore, you trade. jan29c CAPE CANAVERAL UPI - At - tl-illah 23-Greeting Matthews Trailer Sales, Hwy. 45, s other more desirable attributes 24- Excla fruition vitae thethe close of 1962, America's 32- Part of lea. enieloyinent service. Risk ) Mayfield - CH 7-9006. j7c L. (CHUMP) CRIDER, SHOE such as mobility, high degree of ' NI. Ald 25 See.. Kerning.. bargaining and battling position in (''44 07 driers concealment and 'MI- Allan ow full inforroution. without °Warn- specialist, is now associated nearanstaneous . _ tpl 17. Narrow A- PUrt 01 ..3 - Sma 11 ., word allairs was firmly anchored, Opening valley WRITE :II Curd and Dunn's Barber tx.Tle.a• airplane 57-Girl's FURNITURE, FOR BED ROOM to some 400 wanceady missiles holding office SO-Cronies 41-Painter nickname SCHOOL OF .Theoretically, the entire U. S. (collo.) ano kitchen. 205 E. _Poplar. Irene . 504 Main Street. • j4c capable of hurling the nuclear 2-W • 1.o.o. est deck 1 44- A rrii, officer 53-A state DENTAL NURSING nuclear force could be unleashed of ship. if-Ceara iishbr.) labor 1 Lee, phone 753-2508: - j2c et more than 1 Sp., 15- Amends . BOX 3•1.9: , ELL BEAUTY SCHOOL WILL equivalent billion on 31- moan'. Milan'. en-Meadow MURRAY, 15 minutes' notice. But as the dummy. 37 Remain nick nam• 62-A XT. tons of TNT into the heart of St-Satiated continent. (living name. addresa, ,pen Thursday, Friday and year ended, about a dozen of the stakes it-Wearies fabbr 1 Russia. 21- SmootPied sire and shone. 1959 CHEVROLET STATION Wa- iturday of New Year's week. new Minuteman 1131-Katih 51. Pen 14-Etists From lannbased Atlas and un "Instant ICBM" go•bless gon. Extra clean. Can PL 3-1893. 14. FP brow jlc were lodged in underground -si- '1 2 3 fc",.:7-4 5 -7 8 derground Titan and Minuteman month ,,,,....a ''ll6 9 63 YEA'S ON 40$-Henry tes m Montana - ready to he U.Stop • k missiles to seagoing Polaris rock- MP INIMIN1111•1•1111M."=. 14. Reusaer (above) has fired with juin m sag it 12 • 13 14 14FtP RPEIS CI.FA.N EASIER WITH 32 seconds of warn- Ilart WANTED completed 65 years in the ets and -cloae-tap" Thor,, and Ju- ing., lit' Killed r SALE Blue Lustre Electric Sham- niters, it is by all means of reck- 75 •.• 16 i ,r'st4i 1 8 AUCTION composing room of the Berne !On Short ,End 12 - Sum . , xed por)er only $1 per day. Crass Furn- (Ind.) Witness. When he be- oning the most devastating strik- 45. The Sava . DIRECT SALES ROUTE. NO can- The extent (If the Soviet mis- 11-Part of .., 21 722 23 lure. Jan gan in 1897 the paper was a ing farce ever built. vassing. $72.50 plus $20 expenses SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 10 sile force is still a matter of.spe- fireplace • weekly. Now it is tri-weekly. And when the more than 1,500 41-RePanttei 24 thik- weekly to qualified man. Car and a.m. at F. P. H.ughes farm, 3 mil culation at beat-, since the only SA-Narrate 27 r28 Reusser, 86, has been the U. S. heavy and mndium jet bomb- references required. For Interview North of Cold•water. Househ•i NICE TWO BEDROOM GARAGE •reports considered reliable are 52. W tie of government weather observ- ers-each cana in nuclear payloada cleraini 30 31 write P.O. Box 482, Mayfield, Ky. and, kitchen furniture with so e t Apartrnent. Adults only. Telephone compiled by the U. S. C'entral 54 S• t,i 4,1 for - er in Berne since 1910. -are thrown in, the WM Of po- Phone 247-3908. j12c antiques and fanning.tools. 753-5283. j3e Intelligence Agency, and the CIA yttrium ."`••.N.":. .34 35 V. 36 37 - '.'•;-, 1,, tential destruction becomes awe- . compilations have been notorious- measure -">S• %.iii sa. kn:•:, thiit some indIted, 38 39 ,....;•:, 40 41 42 43 44 ly unreliable in the past. eti- W..d *tame These areatte highpowered olvipe 19- Prefix: not Negation 45 462sW47 . 45 -. ae lest that enabled President John F. Rut if there is a "missile gap" 63 Girl's 051i,S 4 AI .....a. Kennedy to call Soviet Premier now, it Mend, with 50 51 -- would appear that Russia eOf I Ot1 r ,,. •:.5.4 be Nikita Khrushohey's hand in the is caught on the short end of It. IS (-`Prn ass .y. * Cuban crisis. point 55 ,,,,; :-56 57 4•••‘•9' 00 A No ,Thrillor Il-Stual as I • .This is the global sariking force According to one report, the writ Nn SHERR 61 65 ..!63 64 cing BY ED Lapp, m roanets that the Soviets have to SIVIlest.e. that physicist Ralph E. DOWN tea 1.1.D.14. Wad C. atrirol OopyileaLl C Li= 45 Md.ti.wT Not a more critical vein, said could ,rittle-include no more than 75 or 1- Dr.'s n 7 so ICBMs carable of reaching -the Nader .. "overkill the Soviet Union at least- -Rerlv 25 times." U. S. mainland. Russia apparessli i-VIdeo (abbr.) tr. by United Feature Syndicate, 1 11 Ag tISPPII'M f het• r..1, l'to% Anna ler or bet before tatze earne to es . .‘ • 36y Lapp pleaded for an et* to like._ ly has upwards ot 400 rockets in .I(AC Clad tittle. -Arm it Inc is et iliff .5 tine. sp. OA. • M•IVIA • Mere we ai our tot .ithei Woin en ' ne• [Pamir* it nu. •wal • --- t. tmn. •Utorl, li t.'"'„Iiaon whee oar niutLei OP "ft's rea 0:14: rti-PA kITHI5 t5 AVNER COAP_ETE,rEAR &ONE CONSifTEN: 051 NOTHING!! tt. esiohnion IC etcher Wax legalizec iJ, NeW Ilk "CArtIldri 01 A.111 " THE LA51 DPW Pk, AND 6.1kATRUE I ACCOLf.4e40 YOU GET? ••111,455 quer All, -*Hell SICK 4. ,,l VLOU ."'" Hell- in, I. • I olJA‘, wonecrec xhat 6 .. 9ST 100 YEARS-Lee OF TRE qEAR Tkrs te'EAR THAT I HAvENT .."Uru1 054 .relPhee.2 e 1IMP P i J15 Q It, aii .ft -trees ousin iawser NA` 2.. • .• Wet ie r. autifor lecturer and ACCOMOJSMED EVERY OTAL-TZ 4rEA122 nom, oi :Sri() • spending, •no _retired lawyer, rnarked his ea.. no nn.d train see. -Torii ro Ills 4urbrow arie 13 tac 'Nu fix. Those °antes -re II Vnaui• le eau*. "wit. iaarwaere I uoirs the parr, moutiel, ine lee, ',Jul/II - 100th birthday Christmas o nee. tz Me11' f awietty 14 this 01.11ine,5 'Yon "an cop a reei_a--, , Day in St. Louis, where he la • II! ASUIlli) 11.1.1iecni ••••4t•e• en.irtiionslA e lab itio la.. ria .drasee public acquived an inter Inc alto • awaiting publication In a I'', wit 'no, a horsier, n th• mere, 'C.tt Sart It WOUldfil r.:tp few weeks of his book, "My need• *no fall OUT a taste tor oetling c sit nelp air" has hirthet in tenants sf nip father- the track Nick'. ernpi grew 131 my case • First 100 years" He s. lab 'tat the south *et into * • --Van) Dot?" booked passage to Europe in tu - -steer •110 work 41 It by leaps and councils you why not Ca the spring. ar. 1(.4 nap toll.net1 'I'arto OSeS " And then suddenly ir axe tell ruff io - Nees Curt •Pro. th. East 'lid, Says wacsi • Man islcaos gm It s punk nad made his start as a rsrlos- tell .At,'Sirst ft dreln t tuu 1481111 AN SLATS awrem ',..i f. vireo ing the attention of f•sistp4atile an axe. • rely 11 Ui dodgrng no. LAX. the worst Franks Rossetti mos! cases is rottetne notice From le Fax they rienc vii in eighteen t,itihtiiS at A r ,anta CHAPTER 5 Bureau requesting inter a:n ,r1u31 easel. They --THEN WE CAN SLAP A 817 V ) view ellacuss rile return* But this 7 AlC MAKE eran IN THE course a year Nick - ..zaiiikA 4 _ It wa,I *Mill me rhey wart Lu • s `OE OPEN Sa'A BEFORE' SIR WILFRED IN THE BRIG' OLD 121.,fig. • ' Archer (earned the race oet- for, se P043, vea TAKEN tic, over tar the uff-trcck organization ITf+: t.ILU oclE 14AliEE-N AtinaODY GETS WISE f AND SEE WHAT'S EATIN' OLIVER!' MY RLA:, i tung game ttom the oottom op Pcmte 515/eltect eelth „ tc,„, tine rake tat grav tut tne OVER LQCK,s-rocx AND CREW- GOT A CHANCE TO FLUSH BECKY,. SUE, ABBIE, POP OLIVER!! Frank Rossetti', asthma t"t "e "ce- But AN UN - (lie Got eriiiiirent Caro., :a they 0 EXCEPTING SLATS - WI OUT A COAST GUARD AND CHARLIE --- crew more troublesome, ne ien "'at the int dish' SCRUPULOUS,BANK-20EBING underwrote weak. t ,engu.eederiu me Ten-twaive years ince CUTTER --- details anC even umportant deed, -- i•PIRNOTI&T WHO CALLS SilA4SELF Office of rnternai Carriarre rota' sums to Et* rapidly maturing' -What- do we do?" Sig WILFRED --- Nick cid sl'ort n California Nick In three years they were , -Breeze " vacation ano flew et to eon ,proeurallv partners W nen "Where to" Riis4I P1 and nil tir.allv nate to live tri suit Caron CLW -Is the Comanche In good breathe t boidtk eerier What, roe near° A nauna in order to shape?" rot comiortably Nick was in ai I +nought swear t2, 1.16 torehesa -Like a watch I went over room. The tat yrars nao gone' on un- charge of all the norsc It the day we struck town " it' disturbed *of ao iona trio they rtli‘ Rosseih's :territory Two years in )(ores nail made died. NICK tore( Roorelli trWr hew In 'Mown ereier'• rhls harry as expert with a plane ovet undisputed was e thing 'of iretor-ti th_r- re AMP completely and as with a gun. no easy. (mortis pavott. The "Ffere's what you dr then: h'eds had rum cold and there But at the very beginning ot rim ft down South -aurneithere Soo V 1 ••• •-•• nothing he (void do The Co, their association. Nick received I %vs'. Close to the °order. Leave it writing was on the wall and an initiation which ti-as like an ST a strip and We'll peek It up • :thoughts of Alliatraa. chiliad tee bath A few days iftet nts when were ready to flop trensterrai to Frankie s office. rurn across" =NANCY by Al Caw to felt suffielertiv. at home to eol"heY That was the nib. -Why don't we both go. re- askwhat mippened to Almond !His deposit Poxes were in fuel In Tex and fly right over name OKAY, arm Pye the bookies who weir,' and while the Govern Once were In Mexico, there s ON YOUR cheating Rossetti ment nad no ,egai right to open no problem." DEAR WAY, PICK UP his told It It was then that Francisco them' 'awYet hum that ;'l gut sorhething to do nate. 'they the deposit SLUGGO AND I MY LIBRARY Ettriselli gently and temperately *male monitor Might take e week Then. i boxes and if titl went. near them, when I'm ARE LEAVING BOOK_ 11111111101filli ready to cut ottt, HI ex:domed cinc•lis to Nick. He he I they IV, close in arm grab dm more. He expla.r.'cri t got to be fruit.* ROR OUR BAND not I turn with the root on his per- WAN creeo of the Mafia. Is "Whatever vou say. hose But son The money . was as useless REHEARSAL banditry Soh the way they tory look The damn Feels Know vow QUIET to rim ns if it had been In the HEY It is a subatflute 'government- own the Cemenche. They'll Mint to 'oval followers ft giro. them keep an eye on its movements." ORE protection sod onix,....4augranba He played for time by dodr "I'M putting It in tee name against itself I don't I ing his usual hinints . He didn't of Anna Archetzo I doubt tf OM. crimes tute stifling Nick nut to: rata. I go mat . Ma luxurious Park they know she's alive./- - .13's the only way clean Rao Avenue apartTtnt Instead, De -A real cool move," Harry effective. Don't kill uniess YOU reglaiCred at a'vesidentiai notes said admiring:y -1),,o_ I t *t4 must Out It you must don't tinder another name Officially with It tit' Yod loin' me?' hesitate.- Treachery was a he waa null on vacation And "No I era-5 you tier,,. Get 'It must he holed the Feels wouldn't down there rind come ngut S. U -too t.` 5 ,.•• OW - Rosaelll'a moderabon. hiS al- have early a time finding traelea,, 1St Ct Lao/ **I. ...I Elittape- tila./5/1/Pf.,5,e_Saa-.• most tudicial neutrality, un- him while he figured a way "'raper" pressed Rick II tom a utile out.. •- . , "Aalig sae.' while. but It Wt.-41.1 tr.51 _tong A key rattled in the hotel aA, bank. trick?" LIL' ABNER cs; • 16. Itruis Ihishowili, betore tie evalo rte., Fran kie a bedroom lock and Ms are,'" "Nu •F'Or once, We Work attitude as as:rhea:mei litellee. rand man, Harry- Mats, came atone and talte In the whole pot All Nteit's ttfr..- ne sets teitrtally Harry was a dandy- young. .Wiltiont kiekIng' In to the OP.,a alteetionate son at:d "11end He good-looking are tailored to the upstairs. Diri you locate Carl. Ms/ STUDIO'S EQUIPPED I GO whett necessary, a cold hilt He nail .eyes ton Ives?" THAT PRIVATE -e;acuz,T -k,4, L was also gay Drown ',AJITHARTIFiCJAL -BLIND I'LL LEAVE en and efficient .,siilorcLr." and a rc4eily ‘riiihrig -mouth- "'*iire.diet--121:" little stinker's PLANE WILL MIGHTS WELL S.-.ASIigi more and more the t 11714 it at the Ovoid Palace LICHT. WE'LL BE THE, Al Nick est mmad *q the world you TAKE US TO WORLD SOME- HOME, AN'GITON WIF money he tossi. taassLire 111 Oily would suspect ot flaying flys at S hiart-ed a day and all the NEW 'YORK' ABLE TO PAINT THING CF I._AUNDR`l: 475- ••-•" ter trig thtngs for his parents and :11..iit'drri to hi, credit time °Wing (11." ALL NIGHT.r.r *BE AUThi 1,r pool Anna., _Nick tonne a I lie laid hit. tint carefully *11'licre s,loos he eat?" twenty-acre (aim %vitt a smalli brintor.le OP'. on the nee and "All ,rvet Tler omit nInees. different one st"ne nutole on 1,1 in Putnam 'unseat:19E4 Ills -avy brown rem' !yen: ter' out • County and paid cash for It. ".:trIte 1317,.771 rert.7" tie asked. every matt* The deed. made- out an Nieerte • - Nant anat. mm a dour kink -Than:an° 'meat. And I don't Arehezso..secmed to NeSt tp Cittilppeared,•• eind warn pi to now MOM.' .fuli worth los hard work ano . "V. cfil harts You can tIle , occareortal dentine 'int ,n -fake ran out?" Harry,telteh at' Rol Arta Bar on dingle lust lee His fill! •r's sOrsZted "Why ahouid he, it's Third ant. day at six-Out:5y. • itglit In Use farm -staa-NicIt's_mu tivey:m.lifter.-.' : then tvassnia it$ otateli, delight. ele, veara as our. Is: (chaos! and thet, goes - The blackest clay Tit his Ill. bio.i;t.pet 'n .71)-tr ey - ^in ,o eat. Kid, Nick; •Tdreirleen was the dot, ienty *too, t: ex, fi•••. ;••ea Ica is ;snorter." delivering, • /1:1C1 .1:1.1Vtit they got iocthogi soivf II To WA."' Ile "'Ted. Cear.12-••• a i.e': hetcr (Lie roCrin, 3 chair, boy; auscl 1 ral !tables to • • 1..Pu.. up s ti-al "110ri•lilen oft - 'Pelt. II!, won't sing. ' grVC, "Veir run-down.", . V. ,p.. a st. •
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