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IN OUR 82nd YEAR ,nited Press International Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, November 8, 1961 MURRAY POPULATION 10 100 Vol. LXXXII No. 263 LIBRARY TAX TURNED DOWN BY VOTERS Funeral Held For Alert Election Clerk Clean a Sweep Mrs. 0. H. Crass Only 1622 Voters Exercise Demos Makes Vote Possible Move Funeral Into rites -In Louisville - were conducted at the Max Churchill Chapel today Right In General Mrs. Election for Mrs. 0, H.. Crass of 412 North Betty Nannev, election clerk, usett".1ter Fourth Street. Mrs. Crass, age 80, initiative %tester- Taken By GOP died Tuesday at . day and madie it poks4W for Sixteen the Murray Hos- hundred and twenty State Representative milled the Two • ' pital. Greene 0. Wilson to cast his bal- two persons 41 cast Top their vote- Offices yes- 1 • most votes. 1279, while the yes Conducting the service lot The electric current went off terdav in Calloway County, were Brit: elect- and no votes combined totaled William M. McKinney and Bro. Yesterday about 445 m. at ing the officials nominated in the By WILLIAM 1622. The finals. indicated that 619 By RAYMOND LAHR outcome was a disappointment. THOMAS Harry Myers. Interment Precinct Number Seven_ voting 'May priinary was in - and turning down voted for the library tax while t Pre.* !Met the city Place in the Calloway County High question But it said Republican victories United Press loternational cemetery. the of the proposed Sc 1003 voted against it. ,,,WASHINGTON — Demo- Active pallbearers we're School. per $100 in mayoralty and othe.r elections Truman ! tax for the support of Speculation today indicated that Nits today applauded their New 1A)U1SVIII.F., Ky. Stalls, Rauddy Stalls! With only about the Murray Calloway elsewhere clearly showed that "a 1111 — Re- Nornan Bo- • fiftrena-M4utes County' Li- the library tax was probably the York City and New Jersey elec- publicans rejoiced today gard. Dale Williams. Gene voting time left, brary. Takla is running in our favor,"• , over a Peales and the elee- "vie t i m of circumstances". A tion victories as support foe- Pres- clean sweep of major and Doyle Culver, tricity. off apparently' The token vote • National party Chairmen Wil- offices in Mr. Wilson yesterday for number of complaints have been ident Kennedy's program and said Luisville and Jefferson' The Max Churchill was to he deprived those named in liam E. Miller said defeat of GOP County Fun e ra ' of is voting the May Primary heard over the amount of the they pointed that threw Home had charge nriviles.e. toward victory in the gubernatorial candidate James P. the once solidly en- of arrangements. Mrs Nanney found the officially elected the nominees watershed tix nlaced on landown- 1962 trenched Democratic instructions battle for Congress,. Mitchell "is by no means a major organization on the operation of the with apparently 300 more votes ers in the Clark's River Watershed out of City Hall m whine, and conning The Republicane high command blow to the Republican party's for the first time Rites For Mrs. DEAD AT 66—Here ia a late changed it over from lir the polls just to vote which is 50c per 5100 assessed acknowledged in 28 years. electric oneration against library t h e New Jersey hopes in 1962." Mitchell, labor photo of James Thurber, one to manual op- the tax. 'evaluation, then too tax payers Republican candidates Onie Boyd eration, allowing Charlie Lassiter, Viewpoint aeci-etary tn the Eisenhower ad- won races ! Held of the greatest humorists him to votes candidate for made their first oai•ment for the for mayor of Louisville, Jeffer- America has produced, Mr. Wilson said that Mrs. bric of a ministration. was backed by the who Nan- hosnital tax on November I. son County judge, and sheriff. The funeral of died in New York ney should be commended bred skirt. former GOP president. ' Mrs. Onie Boyd at 66. He for City voters put into office those They appeared also to have swept who passed away on had undergone brain surgery her efficiency and alertness. Major Compton At Liepublicans Democratic National Chairman Monday at persons nominated for mayor, city both races for state Senate seats the age of 90, was held this morn, in October, and %Yea strick- Mrs. Nanney has been employ- John M. Bailey said -the response Camp Pendleton council. and City prosecuting at- and nine of 11 contests for seats ing at 10:00 a. m at the J. H. en with a blood clot. Burial ed In the office of the County torney. ✓ of the New Jersey electorate tells materials in the House of Representatives. Churchill Funeral Home with was scheduled in his native Court Clerk for more than eight The Rev. • library' vote by precinct majority of Cheered In more than any statement I might CAMP PENDLETON, Calif (FR is ' The GOP held the office of E. Glover officiating. Columbus', O. 3-ears and is an efficient and ac- as .sue-weight, make about the strength of the ITNC) — Marine Maj. Joseph 0. county judge from 1945 to 1949, Survivor include two. daughters. curate employee accord in g to AfTlibraryahoellows vote Presidem Compton. Jr., son of Joseph 0. by precinct are knits or and our [arty on na- but Democrats remained MISS }loofas Boyd County Court Clerk Randall in com- of Murray route Pat- .: Compton. Sr. of Route 6. Murray. is at follows! State Victory tional issues." mand at City Hall during that per- two, and Mrs. W. C. Luther Musicianship terson. of Of - IKY., is serving at the First Ma- Precinct Yes No Emphasize Kennedy Role iod. Wing(); a sister Mrs. 011ie King rine Division Headquarters, Camp One 47 67 favored are Both Bailey and the Whi tel Unofficial returns from all of of Murray and three grandchil- Russell Terhune Is RUMMAGE SALE Pendleton, Calif. Two 45 74 velvets and Hause emphasized what they call- the county's 489 precincts in the dren. made group By JAMES RENNEISEN Higt,ly Acclaimed Maj. Compton will assist an as- Three .. fei 91 ed. the importance Kennedy's pro- contest for county judge gave Re- Mrs. Floyd was a member of the * sistant division chief of staff in Four 54 51 tini.ed Peass gram played in the New Jersey publican Marlow Cook, a former North Pleasant Grove Church. Pall- Murray Court 728 Women i,f isuperviana and coordinating the Five 48 56 !•ar In glow- LOUISVILLE Ky. STU — Ken- els.....tion of Richard P Hughes and state representative. 95.347 bearers were Charlie votes Cain, Willie Woodcraft will hold a rummage divieion's supply and maintenance Six 74 72 e young-at- tuck- Renublicaris today to 75,472 for his Democratic Graham. Marvin were as- the New York City victory of op- Fulton. Jimmie sale Saturday. November 11, at operations. . Seven.35 so available sured of their ponent. 52 strongest repre- Mayor Robert F. Wagner. former majority leader Graham and Dr. Hugh N1cElrath. By NEALE B. MASON the American Legion Hall on Ma- Concord es. blacks, sentation Before entering the Marine 4 61 in the General Assem- Presidential Pre ss Secretary of the House Tam Ray. ple Street. Faxon - for the more bly Corps in March 1942. he attendel 23 46 in 18 years as a result of a Pierre Salinger In the Louisville mayoralty race. ! inter. said "I certainly A gratifying audience of stu- The sale will begin at 8:30 ,the University of Florida in Gaines- KirbeAlmo near sweep of legislative races in the city's 325 precincts gave Re- feel the President's program since Kentucky News dents, faculty, and towns-people a m. and continire -,ntil noon sine Fla Jefferson County publican William 0. Cosager 66,- ' he has been in the White House were in attendance last night at 111701 324431 The new Republican delegation 800 votes to Democrat William had a major effect...! Briefs the Recital Hall of the Fine Art, jLilay:igareuk-s°nGrGoroveve 147 731O1 5 from Jefferson County, a by-prod- Milburn's 50.219. The Republicans drew comfort 'Building on. the College camoti, us! of sweeping GOP vciss in In the sheriff's race. Republi- ft at Pow wain state to liear the piano recital preas- hl 16 K rely and county races can William (Small] polled 92.230, lee Color* rye.. eatersesemeet local otficms i Ohio, Penn- LEXING"roN, ed by Russell Terhune of Mrs. Amelia .Ticker of Louis- votes to Democrat Scott Detrick's Ky (On —Rich- ayla.ania. New York. Kentucky Murray. State liatterman P"In"Absentee'- 771 711 Wile the ard P. Maloney Jr. 3I-year old College music faci.i Wins first Negro woman to 76.780 .and Arizana, including the victory ty Mr. Terhune's recitals are al 819 1003 be elected to the legislature in Although leaders of the Demo- city prosecutor making his first of Henry X. O'Brien in the race ways welcomed events, and this offices totaled less than state's history cratic 'Fourth Street Organna- political race, defeated incumbent fee a mot on PernisylvenM was no exception His Tt he-Ctalit lan ilire--vete aith- them totalt Republican candidates the tion" had anticipated Pollee Judge Thomas J. Ready in dependable captured the races musicianship 'isted as follows! 9 of the 11 House State Supreme Court. Tuesday's election Moloney and his quietly ef races and both might be chase, they were stunned re- 'harlie Lassiter ...... 1271 GOP Senate Bailey said that in New Jersey ceived ficient technique have gained him In candidates by the 5,429 votes Newport won in decisiveness of their de- to 2.126 for Race Rolsert Miller ...... 11225381 Jefferson the Republicans "ran a candidate a devoted following. County. feat. Ready, who had held office sine..- James Overbey The only who knew al little of New Jersey Democrats to survive Johnny Crimmins, organization 1935. The program was one which Douglas Shoemaker 1380 the downfall .roblems that he refused to debate of the Louisville chairman, said the defeat was even concert artist,. who can de- NEW,PORT. TN — Former 40 per cent of the votes in the Woodrow Rickman ...... 1n2592 Democratic th.! issues with his opponent." organization were state ''a great disappointment." Retir- LOWSVILLE, Ky. 311) —Rob - sole their full time to prepara- :football star George Rattermen. City of Newport. but scored heavily Charlie Hale Rep. Clarence R Miller. who won Democratic Mayors Lose ing County Judge Bert Van Ars- ert E. Jones. 32, of Louisville. tion and performance, would ap- who swept to victory as a reform in the many small suburban com- Clyde Steele 1250 et fourth In term in the House bi. other off-year balloting the dale went further — he called it was fined $2.000 in U 5 District proach with great misgiving be- candidate for sheriff in his first =reties of Campbell County. Max Churchill 1249 slefeating Ora Democrats Mae Mason, and held on to the Virginia "a revolution." Court Tuesday on a charge of cause of its technical and music- political race. was warned today He and other reform candkfates state Rep John W governorship, Farmer who a Michigan congres- Others were at a loss to explain. failing to make reports to the al demands. but Mr Terhune. who he would face mcre opposition in !were backed in their campaigns defeated Andrew Moore sional seat and the mayor's_pffice Ray said he didn't think the prin- Internal Revenue Service and teachers a full schedule each day, any effort to drive organized gam, by the Committee of 500. which Returns from the legislative in Pittsburgh cipal Republican The Republicans issue of Bossism- Pay taxes on gambhng. The IRS at the expense of valauble time bling out of northern Kentucky's was formed la* April on a-'-sug- 1Firemen Called races indicated that the Republi- aceaunted for the Campbell knocked out Democratic mayors GOP sweep. claims he owes $6,000 in for preparation, managed to come, County. gestion by Goy Bert T Combs. cans will occupy at takes least 28 seats in Buffalo, N.Y., Louisville, Ky., The winners were too jubslant and very to close to the high stand- Rattermana running on a "switch to rid Newport of its national in the House penalties. of Representatives, Younaptown, Ohio, and in Erie. for much analyzing. Cook said. ards a concert pianist would set .10 hovesty- ticket, won personal reputation as a "sin city." where compared to 20• seats in the 1960 Scranton "I am eternally thankful to those for himself. 'gambling ran Parker and other cities in Pen- FRANKFORT, Ks --Testi- i vindication by polling almost as wide open and pros- To. General Assembly, wonderful people noilsania. I don't know mony was many votes as his Demoreratic titution was only a flight of stairs, The Republicans scheduled to begin to- Undoubtedly the high point of picked up a how to thank them." and Republican opponents com- or at most a short cab ride. away seat in the day in the second trial of Griiver the program was the massive Senate by electing Another interested commenta- B bined, hut four reform candidates at any time. ,Pap-Corn Here rnon C Melts, charged with t h e fatal minor Sonta by Franelisz. McGinty in Jefferson tor was former Gov A B Chan- This for Newport City Commissioner ounty. but they shooting rd his former wife. Clara. long intricate work, full of Ratterman, father of eight were in danger dies- who expressed sorrow at see- beauti- were defeated by so-called "liberal" chil- of losing a seat in the 32nd Fulton Vote last Felartiary A jury was selected ful themes and' forceful episodes dren, was freed of the charges The Murray Fire Department Dis- s ing Democrats beaten, but added. candiates. trict, where former late Tuesday and locked up for is a challange to any pianist. Mr. growing out of the hotel incident state High- "I assume that somebody will have The one-time Notre Dame and was called t/I Parker P.ipcorn way Commissioner the night Terhune managed to keep it driv- when a free - lance Bert Kiser was to assume leadership down there, Cleveland Brow n s quarterback photographer Company yesterday when a fire making a strong bid ing forward, carrying the audience testified he had been called against Roy To Purchase and I think Jimmy would be a drew nationwide attention to his to was discovered in the shuck and J Chapman, the LOUISVILLE. through its complicated form with the room above the Tropicana Republican can- good fellow to do it " Ky. tee —Mrs. ,campaign when he was arrested cob bin located outside the build- didate Eli Whallen. understanding and clarity. The best Bar to take a picture of a He referred to James Queenan, 80. of Louisville, in a Newport hotel room last man ing. Firemen arrived and used the With returns in remained moment in the Sonata for both and a woman in bed. from 23 of 108 KU Property a Chandler supporter who lost in "critical," condition May 9 with a strip tease dancer. booster to extinguish the blaze. precincts in the four-county du (Continued Mr Terhune and Mr. Liszt was . his hid for the Democratic mayor- on Page 3) Juanita April Flowers Hodges. A federal Chief Flavil Robertson staid that Mica Kiser led Chapman, probably the fugal section toward grand jury at Lex- 4.030 I ally nomination last May after Says He Was Drugged he called another truck to the votes the eitd. where Mr. Terhune ington, Ky. began intermittent to 3.984. Tuesday . night. MIRY years as Jefferson County hand- Ile contended he Was drugged ibe of the incident, and last scene for safety purp...ses. but tin other state Senate races. m- ,clerk. led the uncomfortably complicated and placed in the room to dis- month returned indictments a- when it was evident that the cumbents J. Murray Blue. Provi- Chandler's remarks underscored contrapuntal development wit h certainty credit him as a candidate. Chem gainst. --Newport Acting Police booster could handle the situation, dence Democrat. and Scott Mill- FULTON. Ky. (UPS — City of the point that the severe and finesse. drub- es against him were dismissed Chief Upshire White and six it returned to the firs. station. er Jr.. Louisville Republican, both Fukon voters Tuesday voted over- bing suffered oth- by the party's Jef- The last half of the program and the incident touched off a er persons, charging ,The orgin of the be won easily. whelmingly in favor of purchasing lemon them with is un- County organization may was deviated to a presentation series of investigationa by federal, conspiring to known. State Sen. Cabell D. the electric facilities of the of violate Hatterman's The shucks and cobs tra- Estancia. Ken- have repercussion affecting the all twelve of state and local authorities leading Stanford tacky Utilities Co. here. the Etudes contain- teed _taigas vel through a pipe to the bin Democrat. led John H. • U. S. senatorial aspirations of lt. to indictments Voters ed in Opus 10 by Chopin. This is and ousters pf some The indictments came after the locarted outside the building and Swope. Boyle County Republican, approved plans for the 'Gov. Wilson W Wyatt. who neces- an event usually reserved for the local officials. strip teaser changed her story m someway a blare started 2.541 to 1,836. with 22 of the dis- city to acquire its own electric sarily would count on running in the large concert hal6, and the "name" Heileman received 12.610 votes .to testify that Ratterman was ful- trict s 82 precincts counted. system by a vote of 896 to 100. iwell bin itself. It was cracovered when in home county in order to artiat. It was a revealing oppor- to 7.972 for Democrat Johnny ly dressed and unconscious Among the 44 contested In the mayor's race, Gilbert 'win when a farmer was loading shucks and ...House _ _ y. either the primary election tunity to hear TV Peluso and 6.063 for Repub- t2ces, defeated incumbent t a chandler hacked these Etudes as a police arrived cobs into his truck and the at least nine incumbents can- lican Al burn-. or MG • 18gains group Instead of singly. They took Ilewe. I Combs meanwhile had begun •n110.n re-election in Tuesday's bal. Nelson Tripp by a margin of chaste, or the general election Mg material began to fall into on a new significance, and gained "I'm happy, of course, to win," ouster proceedings. still in pro's lilting, including eight Democrats 507 to 490. In the city judge's race, from incumbent Sen Thruston his truck from she overhead bin. B. greatly in stature through Mr. Hatterman said. "but I am dis- 'rem, against four Newp•, and one Republican. • Paul Lame defeated incumbent Morton. rt and Burr Waldrop, employee at Tcrhune's thoughtful musicianship appointed that others on the re- 'Campbell County law enforcement Besides Miller and Farmer in H. H. Perce. 592 to 419. Wyatt mid, however. Parker's called the fire depart- that Toes- and carefully planned balancing form ticket didn't." officials, and a special Campbell Jefferson County. the other sue- day's Democratic debacle would l mint. of one ! agairat the other. If any He said he will not hesitate to ,County grand jury returned gam- cessful Democratic incumbents • have no effect on his plans for could he considered outstanding on the state or federal gov- 'blare indictments against 49 per. were James P. Hahn of Green- 1962 they would probably he the fa- ernment for assistance in enforc- sons. Organized gambling almost Frank Hill Named ville: George J. Ellis of Glasgow; "I was giving it serious Weather con- miliar ones in E Major and E- ing the laws if such aid is needed.!disappeared in Newport and Camp Eugene Ostertag of Fort Thomas; sideration before: President I am giving it lla, minor when' his angina tone Formes No Diffteulty hell Cotmty by election day. Young Mason Slasher of Red Bird; J. D. even' more serious consideration .-wa, at its best, and the C minor Hatterman declined to speculate , This was not pleasing to man, Farmer Smith of Dwarf: and T. T. Colley now," said Class Report Wyatt, who has never which ended the program with a on what stand the -liberal- can- !persons in the community, who a Robinson Creek. formally declared his intentions. flash of brilliance. Also, however, didates whip defeated the reform agreed with the "liberal- midi TThe succerasful Republican in- W "WSW r, Welow•WWwi - Frank Hill of Murray route four the one in A flat major, and the slate for seats on the city com- "dates that gambling earnbent was Paul Cornett attracted a was e I ect ed president of the of E-flat Major need to have pm-- mission would take, hut declared, lot of money Mershons. who defeated BOND IssOs FAILS to Newport from Young Farmers class of the adult Horace Western .ticular mention as being well "I don't look for any great diffi- Cincinnati. Ohio, Ilacicney of London. Kentucky — Partly across the Ohio f a rmer vocational agriculture 3,509 to 2,- handled and very cleanly culty in this situation River, 268 cloudy," rather windy and colder played, and contributed heavily to training program last week today. High in The Beethoven Variations with One of the newly elected com- employment and business income Hill Another veteran legislator re- mid 40s. Mostly was selected to head the fair which Mr Terhune opened the missioners indicated this might in the city. turning tol.the House after many and colder tonight, low In FRANKLIN, Ky. MP, — Simp- class at a meeting of the class program were their mual beauti- not be the case. however. Although facing opposition years absence was John Young the 20s. Thursday mostly sunny son County voters, for the second from committee The Young' Farmers fully charming selves antler the! A. J. Warnalorf. spokesman for these groups. Ratterroan Brown of Lexington. who. and warmer. time in as many years, Tuesday will have class is held at Calloway High defeat- pianist's sensitive touch. • the City Businessmen and Tax- support from ed Barney McKeehan, failed to support a hospital bond the Committee of School and is taught by !lamp 10,382 to payers League said. "The voters 500, Temperatures at issue referendum the state administration and Brooks. The various aspects of 5.966 5 a.m. (EST). 1110NX As a fitting tribute to Mr. Ter- in Newport have indicated Louisville CHEER—What Must by their Mty. Gen Robert F. Kennedy in farm management will he taught with a major upset wa.s scored by 34, Lexington 30, Cov- be • wee hune's mastery, and in recogni- vote they want Unoffiaal tabulation showed 1.- Bronx cheer is things to remain any efforts he makes as sheriff in the classes held hemline. P Dernocrai in normally Republi- ington 31, London 27, Paducah 33, given tion of an extremely difficult each Thurs- 297 "Yes- ballots were east as to Edgar Bergen In as they are." to keep gambling and vice sup- day night. can Knox County as Mrs Frances Bowling Green 32 and Ilosakms- Hollywood evening well handled, his stu- comaareel with 1280 "No" votes, by his son Kris, Warndorf said, "I guess the pressed Kennedy several limes has The Jones Mills of Gray, deseated in- ville 34. dents rose in a standing • committee selected Charles but the referendum failed born In October. Edgar ovation I voters want reform, hut not as expressed keen interest cumbent Rep Bliford Evansville, because . as he took in the Outland as vice-president and Dan ,- Clark of Ind., 95. lpassage required wears a hat from the Char- his last bow. The re- much as the other candidates said situation, Barbourville, a two • thirds and the indictments re- Shipleysaas secretary.. Other mem- 4,040 to 3.380. Huntington, W. Va., 30. lie McCarthy collection. cital was an outatanding musical they wanted." rreajonty. turned at Lexington were announ- bers of the committee are Billy event. Ratterman apparently won about ced from his Washington office. Smith and Catrol M. Rogers.

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SAGE TWO THE LEDGER & TIrIES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNEST/NY — NOVENIII-ER 8, 1961 M. MO THE LEDGER & TIMES Kentucky High School PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc.. Ratings Mayfield High School Moves To 6th consolidation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Timw., and The In Ratings Times-Herald, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January lakers LOUISVILLE. Ky. 1942. Mark Up WM) Tabu- lation of the ninth week's ballots Dropping Male To 7th; Murray JAMES C. WILLIAMS, in Hi Holds 841 PUBLISHER the United Press Internatainal Kentucky High School We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor, Football By JOHN G. DIETRICH and fifth. ratings 1st by Caldwell Ouunty, 25-13, in or Public Voice items which, usr place votes is paren- t nitre' Pre.....Inirresati I La opinion, are not for the best in- The only alteration in the lop spite of two touchdowns terest of our readers. Win Over theses): • LOUISVILLE, Ky. tiff% —Rich- by Ow H'man Ten positions, in tact, saw Magi scoring 1. Li-nitro i Ile F I aget (Id) mond Madison cut heavily leader Dave Wells, and jimmy —186 into field and Louisville NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WTI-54ER CO., 1509 Wilson poured in 22 A • last second Calloway • 2. Richmond Male swap slipped all the way to an lath Madison field Madison !(A)! ,-175 Flaget's.lead in the UPI Kentucky Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., New York. N.Y.: Points last night at Clinton to ail 'attempt rimmed places, with the western Kentucky place tie. Stephenson off to send 3.Ft. Thomas Jiighlands (I) 160 High School Ratings' today as the Bldg., Detroit, Mich. pace the Calloway County Lakers the club, for no immediately apparent battie. intu a. Three minute 4. Louisville Manual 115 next-'to-last ballut of the season to a 51-45 overturie victory over reason, moving - up. to sixth and Lynch East Main, after blank- Intend at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for trananuanun as overtime period. The Lakes broke 5. Hazard showed very little alteration 112 in Male down to ing Harlan, 41-0, mused Secoad Class 1.4.ttar surnrianigly, :strong Hickman' On top anicKla _inAkte_extra_ seventh. pp, to B. triailickl_ the Top Ten 14th 5-put County. and out-scored their 7. . -Paritietin -Tilghman arid SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, week 20, host 8-2 for Louisville Male 70 Madison's triumph over Eliza- per Per The game was a chese contest the 51-45 Corbin again 'outdid out the Top month 85e. In Cal:ovcay and adjounng counties, per year, $3.50; else- win. 8. Murray 70 bethtown In the tleereation Bowl, throughout with a nip and tuck The settre Ten, although the'latter was some- where, $5.50. Was knotted 10-10 at 9. Paducah Tilghman 49 too late to show in last week's struggle trom the opening whistle. the first what deflated by a 6-0 upset quarter stop. Calloway 10. Curtain 22 ratings, was clearly reflected in EDNI_>DAY — NOVENIIIER 8, oioi . Both clube *ere hranna•red by be- led by the hands of rejuvenated D.! hour. 26-22. at halftime 11. Danville, 15; J2. Newport this week's voting, along - with the low par shooting in a razzle daz- but the vine. Falcons cut Me gap to Public 6; 13. Fairdale-41; 14. Lynch'40-0 score run up by the Purples zle first The - defeat had no bearing half. _two going into the final frame. East Main 5; against Frankfort on 'IT JUST HAD TO HAPPEN! 15. Beltry 4; Hi. this last week- Corbin's Wilson's steady performance, Gary district tale, a n d the Myers led Hickman's of- Owensburo and Henderson County tract. - that saw the 6-0 senior he 8 of 9 fensive attack Reahounds still battle Hazard for with 18 points. stiei 2; 18. Louisville Trinity and As a result Madison picked up tree throws the Region IV Cling. and sink staarti Awns Preston Overstreet added 12. Madisonville three AA title this USSIA has scored :kg:on! tine of our "greatest" Western (tie) 2; 20. Versail- additional first - place votes R . from the held. and. Den Curd's Calloway. Hiatt week. will be host to les, Elizabethtown, fern Creek and for a total of five, and 19 more scientists says-so! lie lives in Ottawa, Canada, and the As- 14 points gave Callossay a one- Farmington Friday night as the Sntlbyville total ballot points for a total of Danville took over leadership stitiated. two punch That provided the win. Laker: seek their thii•d Press quotes him last Saturday as having released win et the 175 — within striking distance of of the Second Ten, however, as Hickman County triect to. freeze yaung season. the “ue_ws.'to an anxi•ius, fearful tvorld that medical scient7 Note: Where possible, ties are the l66 points accumulated by Elizabethtown tumbled tram-11th out the Liken in the closing min- CailoWd) 10 STAL ZON NUM 26 33 43 51 broken in tator of the team re- Elaget. to a tie for 2011; after as drubbing istS in . Russia have ieytatiiped and, placed on the market an a:es ot tne final canto. The Fal- Hickman lt) 22 33 43 45 ceiving the highest single-ballot, The Braves, n-ho have held the from Madisun. cone .garaed peseta-two or. the ball . . _ Your Postmaster says: ape still insttet• the sur- Calloway (51) 5f-o: 1 spot Ant season, down With more than twu annute-s left Another vival cif- Communts'in in case of a nucleap fission '.war. Wilson 22, lobster 7, Curd 1-4, Fern Creek. 29-14, in the Extx.si- team hitting the late sure your Christmas car% to play in the affair deadlocked B,igges. 7, Housden I. season skids was Madisonville. Oldsters in America, and throug,liOut the world, will get TO HAVE tion Bowl Saturday. '"•-• and packages arrive on time; at 43-43. -Plans for a lest shot, Hickman (45) 'MEETING no more now Fort Thomas Highlands. -The Mare'ins, knocked out excited ever this startling. discovers'than th61 ,‘• ere -es er,_wore spoiled when the Myers 18 Copeland. 7, Taylor 6, a 34---7 please shop and mail early. Lakera tritereepteci The Knit:sta r Junior High 4-H winner Ver Campbell County Top Ten a a tek ago,, s-ere Over Sputnik Our. the P1it,,ses' m.Rus4A's periore the ball with Overstreet 12, Ward 2, Titswarth on upset 27 -seconds left on the clock. Club will have -a Meeting Thurs-!a muddy gridiron: retained its No. educational system," nor picttires. o. of the- othef'side of the day, November 9, at 8:05 a.m. at13 spot, with Louisville Manual imsni. but-in orbi they are in• the minority and there will :he school. !i!,1 11 i/nr,i ;,Raiti ranking fourth probably he an active •li-s7iiiid _ftir! these new pills, '' •• MURRAY LOAN CO. One reason sonic; folks won't. get eacited river pills:guar- Murray Prepares For 'Western; • • Del W. Mean Ill. Telephone PL 114111111 anteed to immunize one.dgainst the harmful en-eels oi fall- "TOVR 1101111-•WIIRD L•All Ile." out is because they remember getting stung on "Haliev's Hopes To End With .500 Mark cornet pills...way! back in 190. It would he hard for younger 1-Jk• to realize how e\cited Murray State football coach Don team's performance over the last people were in iotti when scientists told us Halley's( omut Shelton coed Murray's "inability two games. ' .zu cern.- up wahlthe tug was beaded straight towards the earth. It .%% f,•i• play in 'We feel we've played better crucial situations" as, the them to main football the past two weekends Starks track its tirst.• -pith accuracy, Hardware they said, and it zawaon fur has team's '2718- loas! than we have all year, but still could barely nits, the earth. hut- the COTTlieft; tail, WhICh Ava4 ill puwerlul-Middlie Tennessee last we are losing." Shelton said. "It's Two Track Triple Tilt Aluminum Storm Window .. $11.00 :•tilli•••••••••! sera: imtl•ttlls ss 111C11, %% ere posserful Sanirciay in the Racers' hoinecom-" just that the other team has been ing game. • , able WE OPEN EARLY PL 3-1227 WE CLOSE LATE enough to %t ire itit the litimaE- race, %vas - almost cere.ai I. -to score more points," he gip At use Waffle tune. Shelton ac- added. sweep acreosa eur land, 7:00 a.m. 12th & Poplar 5:30 p.m. icntetvi.e..titect Middle Tvikiessee's -We're not giving up by any Tile possilalities etiered pill salesmen then can only be :twiny pt carinaoze on the import- -means," Shelton continued, -and compared with the excitement eerier, arei plays AS araoher re...won fur now we hare of critic-ill manufactur- to get ready Ira a • CLIP THIS Murray's lobe. 'Surrey' nuw h tough. Western team." AD • CLIP THIS AD • CLIP THIS ADS .iisruas axe gettnig.-today 4,Vri the preaent-alav crare Os The Racers lust three straight- games and has meet Western Saturday afternoon• huild fall-out -1-letters. The only •lifference is that We com- a 3-5 Overall record. Sitelttan:slin Bowling Green in their final • PRESENT TH1S AD puted prosperity team st . thrn. in millions, whereas- we are suffering ainis 1-3 iii OVC play. ' OVC engagement before closing • "For three quarters V a "recession'. now unless we can tap public treasuries ac gave a out the season the Following for AD DR1aE IN THEATRE tine eftort, 'but 1 trunk Int. touch- '.weekend in a road game with lellitins. How else !could leamst.ers. pipe-fitters and_ others. aotan -priat put tatan ant 4d caused iSautrieast Missouri. FREE AFIAR increase peratmal IISSION.!, inoeit fast enough to top the salary of !;',ur us 'its let (sown and led to our, Shelton puir•tect out that West-

detest, Sheath THIS zLiaarim Secretary of Defense? Or how, else could farmers hope to ge-i - said in reference' ern has an aggressive teem with TOMORROW mi „..., I, Middle's toortn more planting. less? quarter TO! a let of spunk. "They like to hit pees phay from Quarterback Terry people.- !he said. FROM STRICKEN BELIZE-A native woman earrles her we need a multialailion •Iollar MOVED NIGHT!! SOLOMON community fall-out CLIP Bta-ffeY tc,.End - Get-ale Dykes. That! Murray Iast three straight games baby and others stand in the midst of wreckage as they learn shelter building priignam t.. Iii'tireagainst toucndown put Maicae in !runt capital British Honduras.. another "reces- ! last year during this same period that Belize, hurricane-destroyed of S •20-18 alter Murray had led moved inland 40 miles to higher and safer ground . sion" such :is these ss e always get during Repairman ad- 18-14 of time and carried a 3-5 mark would be Meanwhile, the death toll of Hurricane Hattie , ministration, going into Vie liaal quarter. into its la.st two ,ifasseic. WITIMMg near El Cayo. wiretber the occupant of the Whitdr noose residents were evacuated. j The Hems, tired up by a numb', lisst two fa( fit „SW seasoft robe to nearly 250 and thc•usaixis of tb ht Herbert foover • CLIIC THIS AD,9,1i 1THIS AD • CLIP THIS AD I or Intight Eisenhower. coming throng of 8000, had jumper -.We're hoping we can salvage 4 1\C certainly prefer them to a "tsar to end wir." a "tsar to ed into a 12-0 lead and ntld _the! that much this time," Shelton .make upper nano,. 12-7, at halftime.' the world safe for democracy,' or even a Korean "pu- concluded. Then llet ation.'' a 62-yard touchdown rffr. las Halfback Bill Jablowski 1:11/ if kussia really - I8-7 load bieltire isn't tloir pruttl-peotive that .t to- taunted offense moved HOW ON minims slavery heats Anteri-' Into 'tan 1 nigh gear. ' ir doe. it \\ hat it prose. us is what we Murray. threatened late in the alreJ,1?•:: knew—that it pays to advertise. . game, moving to Middle's 9-yard TO YOUR '1-1:e an-wer as to how private enterprise knew it When Anise, but c! alkin't move beyerid it .„10, e alo oo, „j tonal pills.' in tot°. cl the that point. Murray also threaten- ed to scare United States eost rnment is two other times in HAT! so slow in rerogiliting it in the first half but was at. Is tit. cal,!..nrition as tio how a gadless philoseph,y sweepin ci m "must- sguatians. ii,,'.,- .h ..1 giving Christianita ! the greatest Challenge it pite the face that Murray THESE CAR is rekaang with three eonsecutive ltessei. 1•91.i7:71.411.. 5 ad Tyra i•-••• rte. his BUYS ARE South Rallies To Ten Years Ago Today. Down Fancy Fat-nil Laker mid Times File 1959 CADILLAC 4-•14,...r !Linkup. All po••er, al: 1955 BUICK sptc;a1. Double pirmer. A ":1-; net% tires, blue and piiwder puff. ••• -••hite. Cleat) twenta -five pt.ruent of Callow County. The South Marshall Rebels .t• a lilt% Murray car. 1955 OLDSMOBILE Stiller 88 4-iloor. So•••• Double power ,4 - - tar; 'I ..lit b•r 111r general tleCtittn e•terday with lied in the final quarter last night! lik, ti-is. 37,•47 Nr,•f•-- ballots. The sating Sm. down vrseang Fancy Farm .141 1959 RENAULT •-•1••••r Sedan. Ne_w rebuilt %sent almost ',tutor, 1955 PLYMOUTH. 4 1 ' ! •' I ii•K- rat ic ca•ndidate, 43 • • „.1 (lean, roth I.•! Rongli. trailed 'r',er 1.;i••••ed ;,‘ tit at every nuare- ;Mr 01 Mitt ray if Alt(' 1955 OLDSMOBILE ; stop in :art. fargrng to the 1.7- 1958 OLDSMOBILE Super Kg 4-floor, ! Nice. ,•1160-(1 ti ,rtittitz. Ile '1.• SK Dintble ismer, .11is in !a.. final period The Her, 'Mrs. l't:irl • i, 1954 PONTIAC 2-do•pr Sedan. Fair. (Olean: :'lfoie' '-,n,(.ratii• •raitect 0.• five mints. 22-27 halftrrnea-and Were still do 1954 1958 FORD \ Automatic tran,ini•,it•ii. Nice. PONTIAC haltittr IlardOai. (lean, , t i,c1.1 1, ,s iip :di overwhelming lair 32-36. at .the end of t..! -; 1)1 i..r 1::, 1954 PONTIAC 1-(1••••r. 11t:o 01 I 01IIIIILL-,1411)Cr. :name • 1956 CADILLAC 6.: Scilan. Standard transmission, iHmen, air condi- •••-rullattled .N(Ith Nlithilt• ennessee Mike Mata hart 43. Tan . . newe.. motor. (IvaU. - Mathis 12. and Bobby I as la I'll 111,, attlr•lity Henson 11 1953 •••;..11111,1 #• 1r the vietarx Ed Elder OLDSMOBILE ()8 4-doOr. Sharp a. a this' loss temperature led the 1956 FORD 2 - (10,,r - S. Automatic transtni..si.iii, brier. f;.erien Gi:phers with 15 points. THANT'S ADVISORS-Following 1( 1953 OLDSMOBILE Super .4-door. Clean South :0 22 32 44 his unanimous e!. • t ion a. Act- as- a pit, ing Secretary General of the F. Farm 13 27 36 43 1956 CR,LDSMOBILE , 1953 PLYMOUTH, Rough. United Nations in New York, tiler 814".:-dr. Hardtop... Black South Marshall (411 Burmese Ambassador II'Thant .1;1(1 Cit'all as a brier. 1952 OLDSMOBILE Mathe, 12, Henson II, Wa n;.ir Siiper-.88 Hardtop. fonnounced the anpointmirint of Sharp. 3. Sheppard-1. Miller 13, Trail 1955 PONTIAC • two advisors. They were Dr, 1 - • 1952 FORD (teal!. Bunche (top), long a Ralph 1955 PONTIAC Fancy Farm (43) leading tiger. in U.N. affairs, Brown affil white. tIC Ii. 1950 OLDSMOBILE OM 4-door, Only ti Willett 8. Dassett 7, Mills 9.1 and Georn P. Arkarlav (bot- 599.9.5. Teen 1955 PONTIAC, Fair. 4, Elder 15, C. tom). Soviet representative. 1950 CHRYSLER 4-door. - - _ $1./9•95. COMPLETE BlIDY SHOP For All Makes of Can Pit 11.411. IIMITED SUPPIA Of • BODY WORK • PAINTING • REPAIRS DUBLIN AUTOS INC. 1%2 GAIJILLALS - 01.11SMORDIS - PONTIUS - TIAITSTS ANII I 83'S A 1..

CHIROPRACTIC CARE AVAILABLE WIE I -IOUT CHARGE . J. T. HALE MOTOR SALES FOR MILK IADMACTIVITY TESTER-This I. the low-level radio- NEEDY CHILDREN activity detection a)'st•m used by the Food & Dreg 1406 W. Main St. Miirray, Kentucky Phone Administration In It cities to test for Strontium 90 icompli- Tues. and Fri. - 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. aza 3-5315 bleats of ithrushchevi In Milk. It can detect to within one Micro micro curie per liter of milk or water. Milk Is boned HOWARD OAKLEY, D.C. - see - down to a slag or scum and this is inserted on a slide Into .\ 1 •1: ill Ill-Ill '.5 cc,t, . • .• at Irft. The d!tector- is made 753-1905 by Sharp Laboratories In LA Jolla, Calf. .mt•io; A. C. SANDERS Or VERBLE TAYLOR

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County, 23-13, in ,ouchdowns by Otte r Dave Wells, NAL and FARMERS MAKE le way to an lath IMPROVEMENTS Our Soil FARM BUREAU] Weekly TVA Newsletter Main, after blank- John D. Jones Constructs Pond 11-0, moved pp to Washington Office ed to commercial and irjdustrial Our Strength weird- Building - - -1 periverebills. Monticello- is one of Washington, D. C. several cities TVA was specie- And Uses Dirt To Fill Low Area callPauthorized to serve under the 05 By VICTOR VAUGHT An average 2.1 inches By ROBERT should he kept in the planting of of 1959 bond financing legislation. BROWN his farm. The farm is operated by Was visited recently to make a Soil Scientist program. fell in Tennessee Valley rain the Soil Conservationist his son Charles Causey. ! survey for a pond. Much df the A real efforte.should be in October. TVA reported today, irteeently a tree planting review made (NOTES OF INTEREST TO soil on the Netiney farm &tinder- to accelerate the paesent Itissilty making it the 26th driest October John D. Jones, on the Penny Ponds have been completed rec- was conducted in the county to planting isnas-4-1 SPORTS ED1TORS)-TVA biolo- laid with gravel which often leads program. The buying this )ear of in 72 years. Normal for the month road, has made a valuable im- study several pine plantation sites. gists said today that "highly sat- to leaky ponds. Soils information pulpwood by The Tennessee Pulp is 2.6 inches. • provement on his farm. He has The sites which were studied were CONVENTION IS isfactory yields of adult game supplied by the Soil Conservation and Paper Company made it ap- The driest October censtructed a pond and used the eighteen to twenty four year old ONLY A BEGINNING of record for bete' for e the 4.962 season in Service is helpful in determining parent that the planting of pine the dirt moved out of the pond to plantings, located in several areas By LARRY MAY Valley as a whole came in Wheeler Lake in north Alabama - which soil will be most likely to is a very good investment for fill a large galley immediately of the county, which are repre- 1892 when an average of only are indicated. Fish population hold water. owners of idle land. Charlie Wallace, Farm Bureau's one-third below the pond. The filled area sentative of the major soils of inch (.34) !fell. How- sarhples taken this year show In the past there voluble director of home discus- a will be seeded to rye to prevent 1 has been this area. some ever, in the area east of Chat- scarcity of shad, 1 SCS geologists have completed discussions favoring and this toge- eel ZONE wider spacing sion groups, passes on an in- tanooga a fall of 0.17 ince was losses this winter. Fescue will ! drilling on dam L NUMBE The Aber with lowered waterelevels site No. 10 near group consisted of mem- in pine plantations. The present teresting comment from a discus- recorded be used as the permanent grass. in October 1904, and in foretell a good fishing year. Sinking Springs. The soil investi- bers of the Tennessee Pulp and 6 x 6 or 6 x 7 foot sparing seems sion on a recent topic called "Our caster says: ke the area west of Chattanooga a Population. samples SeveraL Vier Co., T. V. A. sufficient for an early pulerwocl Girls." taken on acres of gullied, idle gations are made! to determine Forester, Ex- Farm Boys and scant 6.65 inch in October 1924. Douglas Christmas car s tension forester; thining. Lake show abundant bass, land that Jones worked on earlier Woodland Con- "We give our- chili:teen cars in- Heaviest fang were recorded suitability of eel material for at eauger, crappie, and sunfish this year is showing the result arri‘e servationist, and soil Scientist of In some of the sites visited, stead of entertaining t -h e m at in construction on time; Cherokee Dam with 3.61 inches, catchable sizes. Blue of careful planning of a floodwater re- the Soil Conservation Service. considerable growth of hardwood home," reported one group. . catlis-h are and carrying Nelichucky Dam with 3.55 inches, present in good eut of the tarding dam. and mail early. understory was present. Due to One couple recently invited numbers. plans. A good stand Several soil types - a and South Holston Dam with 3.52 were visited the hazards involved, grazing of of fescue and iodine clover covers and each site showed group of teenagers in to discuss inches. !Lowest readings were There has been an increase in a history of livestock is not recommended to several acres that were covered plowing. the idea of whether teenagers taken the popularity of duck hunting It appeared that within control this problem. at Kentucky Dam 1.05 in with broornsedge, bushes, anceete- each soil type if wane recreation at home. T h e inches, and Chickamauga Dam Tennessee and Alabama. In the as much as tiao The best known solution to con- lies this time last year. Yandal feet of soil remains young people indicated that they 1.23 inches. mid-thirties, stamp holders for above the pan trol the undesirable growth is the Wrather, of the Soil Conservation CO. or some other inhibiting miss this part of social life_ Runoff also was below normal two states totaled between six layer, closer spacing. This would in- Service, assisted Jones in plan- the development was for the month. and seven thousand. By 1956-57 LS-SOSO about the volve higher plantmg rests and at At Chattanooga ning. his conservation program. 'one regardless of the County delegates to the Ken- it measured 0.54 inch, there were 63,000. Last year. de- SO." degree of least one non conunereeal thin- compared The ASC office has assisted in ^eon. tucky Farm Bureau convention in with a normal spite the fact it was not a ning. of 0.74-for that lo- good cost-sharing on part of the work. S. Lexington November 12-15 epee cation: At Kentucky Dam it mee- duck year, the total was more The spine Species observed a big job in front of them. But sured 0.31 inch, while normal than 36,000. TVA said that this H. T. Waldrop has completed H. T. Waldrop were lobloly, shortleaf, pitch and Kentucky the representatives from the coun- there is 0.52 inch. year's prospects for ducks are 1500 feet of diversion-channel on all Virginia. It was the opinion of News ently by B. C.' Swann, west of ties which have home discussion Runoff at Chattanooga for the poor because of a severe drought his farm on the Hazel highway. the group that pitch and virginia Murray. Jim Johnson near Friend- groups should have an easier job, tee months' in the breeding area, but The diversions will have little place in Oriefs January-October has goose keep water ship church, Leon Grogan, New the planting if they have followed the prob- population will that program and reached 20.19 inches, or 1.81 in be the highest in drains off hilts from damag- Hope. and Cecil Thurman, south tare loblolly was definite- lems, ideas and suggestions that (Continued ten years along the ing the bottom land. ly superior to shortleaf. from Page 11 ches above normal of 18.38 for Mississippi A yield of of Stella. today with burns suffered Tues- have come from these groups. The that period. At Kentucky Dam flyway. about 5000 let. of shelled popcorn ndow .. $11.00 discussiens The review showed that stands day when her dress caught fire should help the dele- the cumulative total thus far IS per acre on 28 acres was made B. C. Tucker, contracting of- of about gates to more representatively cast on this ficer for the West Fork :LOSE LATE twenty three years, the at her home. Police said the 19.35 inches, aLeo above the nor- farm this year. While this watershed Scientific Pest Control *lolly has a ten to twelve foot aged woman stepped toe near their vote for or against state' mal 17.53 inches. may not be a record yield, it does tells me satisfactory bids were of All work and service per- 5:30 p.m. height advantage and definite larg- an open floor heater. resolutions on subjects not voted ellkicate the productivity of the received on building dam No. 20 formed by TERMINIX er trunks, but still the shortleaf on at the annual county Farm Dr. Gerald G. Williams has been land and it is this kind of land and the contractor will be in- Bureau meeting. 1-19g Market CO. RICHMOND, Ky. (UP1) - The appointed Director of TVA's Di- that is well worth conserving. structed to begin work in the near home LIP THIS AD • Housing and Home Finance Agen- While meeting with a dis- vision of Agricultural Relations, future if weather permits. Bids 643 B'way, Paducah, Ky. Federal State Market cussion group, Bureau C. C. Causey, has completed cy. Atlanta, has approved a $3.3 a Farm succeeding Dr. Leland G. All- are also being received by the For information only: call member a wonderful oppor- Federal - State Market 1800 feet of drainage on his farm News Service million loan to construct t w o has eieuge. who has retired after head- News contracting officer for planting tunity serve himself Service, Wednesday, November near New Providence. Causer lives MURRAY LUMBER CO. TH1S AD . dormitories and eight apartment to and his ing the division for nine years. 8. trees on severely gullieci areas in community. It gives him voice Kentucky Purchase - and works in Granite City, Ph. PL 3-3161 FOR MURRAY, Ky., Tuesday, Nov. units for faculty housing at East- a As head of the division, Dr. Area Hog 10., this watershed. -an extra voice Farm Bureau Market Report including 9 but is intereseed in improving 7, 1961. Murray Livestock Co. ern Kentucky State College. Pres- -in William; is responsible to the buying G„A. Nariney, near Elm Grove, activities. Every member should stations. Receipts Tuesday totaled RECEIPTS: Hogs. 54; Cattle and ident Robert R. Martin announced Manager of Agricultural and OMISSION. be a real voice in helping to 293 head. Today barrows and gilts olives, 735; Sheep 13. Tuesday the regional director of Chemical Devekeiment for devel- establish .'policy county 25c to 50c higher. Mixed U.S.•No. I1704111 41111j HOGS: Receipts mostly mixed the Commuiety Facilities Admini- at the opment for developing and ad- level. thould speak up at coun- 1. 2 and 3 barrows and gilts 1.0111GIDA grade butchers. Steady. U S. No. streti‘m anneueced approval of the He minietering plans and mojects for 190- (7) ty meetings and at home discus- 240 lbs. 816.00-16.25;•245-270 I. 2 and 3 barrows and gilts 218 loan. the es iluation of new TVA fer- lbs. sion meetings if he has opportun- 815.00-16.00: 275-300 lbs. $14.25- An! lb $16.00; 265 lb. $15.25; 145. lb. tilizers, their introduction to far- 0 ity to participate at the com- 15.25; 150-185 lbs. 814.00-16.00. ;HEM $13.25; No. 2 and 3 sows 300-635 ;sees, and their effective use munity level. No. 2 and 3 Rows 30-600 lbs. • lb. $13.25-14.00. through iut the Nation. He also Of course, at the state and na- $12.25 - 15.00. Boers all weights CATTLE and CALVES: Receipts will recommend objectives and S9.00-11.00. OFFICE tional Farm Bureau meetings. he mostly stock steers and heifers programs for activities related to has to delegate that responsibility LIP THIS AD and cows. Stock steers mostly the management and use of agri- 4 to his representative. If he clearly ISc - $1.00 nigher. Stock heifers cultural resources. expreseaes himself, his wishes are feeder steers fully steady. Dr. Williams joined the TVA much more likely to become the rws meetly 25c higher. Other staff last February as assistant policy of Farm Bureau. &asses steady. Good and Clioice director of the division. Prior to But for Farm Bureau to be an 100-700 lb. mixed slaughter year- that he had been soil scientist effective orgarezation: each mem- lings $20.25 22;75; Good and with She Agricultural Research ber must be ready and willing to Choice 300-500 lb. slaughter calves Sereice, in charge of the Seithern MACHINE see that the policies are carried 824.00-24.75; Utility and Com- Piedmont Experiment Stet io n. out by his representatives to Con- mercial cows 81300-1540; Can- Watkinsville, Ga., since 1957. gress and the General Assembly. re•r and Cutter $8.10-14.10; Utility He is a native of Texas and Viewed in that light, the policy ;ind Commercial bulk $17.00-17.60; eerved with the Navy in the South adopted at Lexington is only a Few heed Choice 300-350 lb. stock Pacific during World War II. beginning. ,teers 828.00-30.00; Choice 300-600 6. 824.00-27.00; Good 823.00-25 50; The Monticello (Ky.) Electric FIVE DAY Mednum 820.00-23.50; Good and FORECAST Plant Board hae announced it will REPAIR Choice 300-800 lb. stock heifers remove arretrUzation and sur- By United Press International $20.20-24.00. Medium $18.50-21 60; charges from electric bills effec- LOUISVILLE. Ky. lin - The Good and Choice 600-800 lb stock tive Nov. 10-the first anniversary advanced weather forecast for feeder steers $21.75-23.90; Medium of the Beard's distribution of TVA Kentucky Thursday through Moe- 819.75 - 21.75; Good and Choice poWer. Consumers day, prepared by the U. will save an 800-1100 S. De- Call lb feeder steers PL $20.50- estimated 3-1916 $19,400 next year, an RETREATS TO ATTACK-Maj. CANCER 11REA1C-Dr. L S. psrtrnent of Commerce Weather 2220; Medium $18.50-20.00; Corn- average of 15 percent. The amor- Gen. Edwin A. Walker Ravdin of the University of Bureau. men (all A-eights) 816.00-20.10; tization charge was one (above), the 30-year officer to oilier Pennsylvania tells the Na- Temperatures will average from cent per puff.,-• Medium and Good who was relieved of stock cows tional Cancer Conference on three to eight degrees below sea- kilowatt-hour on residential, com- com- yeti mand of the 24th Division tihic power4 calves; 8130.00 - 207.50 per experimental clinical cancer sonal normals. Kentucky mean is mercial and industrial power bills. in Europe on charge 1111•2(1. Medium to Choice 600-1000 chemotherapy tn Waahing- 48 degrees. Maximum was $1 a month and of attempt- ing to influence his lb stock cows $13.50-19.50. ton that a major break- Louisville extremes are 57 and minimum 25 cents. The surcharge troops politically, said he was BABY CALVES: About 10 head through In cancer treatment 38. was an additional In percent add- re- signing from the U.S. $4.00-17.00 per head depending on will be achieved within the Army because "I must be free Ledger coming & weight and sex. year. lie said Times real from the power of little men VEALERS: Mostly $1.00 higher. progress has been made in WILBUR AND WOOFER who, In the name of my Choice $29.75-31 the past two years, and ef- 75; Good $26.00- country, punish loyal fective chemical agents al- serv- 29.00; standard $21.00-26.75. Ire to R." He said he would -7 ready have been found for Office Supply Deprtment SHEEP: Utility to Good 55-90 attack Communist Influences treatment of special typos. fission, new- lb slaughter lambs 88.25-11.50. from civilian ranks.

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Fall seeding time is here again. Seed, fertilizer, fuel and labor are very expensive. Farmers who are able to pay cash for these items * AND TASTES Jsually save money. We ask you to think of PCA Reserve BETTER TOO! for your source of money. _ Unlike vviibur and Woofer. the Air Force Reserve Is already You save many ways with Force Reserve is part of a "force a PCA Loan. You save by in the lineup. Today, the Air GRADE )aying cash traditional reserve force, slowly mobilized A for production Items. PCA Interest Is in being." not the PASTEURIZED AT NO EXTRA charged only for the actual number of days you use in an emergency. This is instant Air Force - ready now for HO COST the money. Don't fret over finances. See us today any emergency. veteran, you may have service- MOGENIZED St POA. If you're an Air Force ,315 acquired skids that will earn you pay and promotion while you serve iii Air Force blue. Best of all, you'll experience the satis- JACKSON PURCHASE faction of using your spec:al skills, and the additional sat- "fly PRODUCTION CREDIT isfaction of community recognition for doing an important Job. Ryan Milk Co. Join with the active Americans who serve in the Air Force klUilkess•, ASSOCIATION ANY Reserve. Your local unit will welcome your calling *ore "/14INTuesky - KEYS KEEL ire armatem. 307 North 4th St. Murray, Ky. AIR FORCE RESERVE Murray, Kentucky

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PAGE FOUR THE LEDGER & TIMES— MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY — NOVEMBIr 8, 196( Potluck Supper h Dexter Homemakers Cora Graves circle Town and Country Initiation Held At Held At Home Of Hold Regular Meet Hears Program By Homemakers Meet Regular Meeting Of Mrs. E. C. Jones Tiw Dexter Homemakers Club Mrs. Mckensie. Mrs. Sen Trevattuin opened her Temple Hill OES met on Thursday, November 2, tines. on South OW Street for the Temple Hill Chaplet No. 811 The Gulden Caret iIda The Cora Graves Circle of the at 'ten o'clix-k In the morning in meeting of the Town and Countey Order of the Eastern She held School Claes of the First Septet Woman's Association Vommit- the Dexter Community Building tif the Col- Homemakers Club held on Thurs- Its regular meeting at the Lod& -t Church held a potluck Aapper us with lege Preebyterian Chertte met in Hall on Thursday everang, No- the home of the teacher, Mrs. E. ten members present. day evenmg, November 2, at 730 Mrs,J. B. Biarkeen — PLaza 34947 the home of Mrs. Paul Lynn on vember 2, at seven o'clock. C. Jones, on Soutla leth Street on Mrs. Damoh Mathis, president, o'clock. Ryan Avenue an Monday even- Mrs Ruby Gregan, worthy ma- Monday evenuig at 6:30 o'clock. coiled the meeting to order. The ing at eight o'clock. The informative leeon on "So- tron, and Hollie Alderdice, worthy Mat. Castle Parker was the devotion was given by Mrs. Grace Curd Mrs, Henry McKenzie present- cial Security" was presented by patron, presided at the meeting. guest devotional speaker end also and prayer was led by him Niece ,Haley. the program for the evening. Mrs. A. G. Wilson, Pamphlet An initiation was field with West Kentucky Fall installed tifrie officers for the new life Nercissa, lestion She tokiaof the .of _ were gieenne_ eaich one aireeent the degrees ul the order being Social Calendar class lust' -recently - Organized. - Whitman, wife of Marcus Whit- --er,wr,enrtofl--roT Re concerning the lessen. conferred upon Mr. and Mrs. Leon The officers are Mrs. John Irby, dal Security" was given by Mrs. Haley man who was an American pio- Duncan. The impressive elalig,a- Held On Thursday president, Mrs. Hugh Eddie Wil- and Mts. Damon Mattes. Mrs. Allen Russell, president, Wednesday, November eth eh wail have a ,conerogational neer, donee, and missionary a- tion was given by Mr. Alderdice. son, vice-president,; Miss Lucy The next meeting will be held presided at the meeting and gave Murray Grove 126 of the Su- The Harris Grove Homemakers business meeting at the church at mong the keliene in the Pacific Visitors included W. D. Ann Forest, eecretary-treasurer; December 7 in the home of Mrs. the throughtt for the month. preme Forest Woocinien Circle Club will meet at one-thirty o'- 7:39 p.m. Northwest. worthy patron of Cuba diet* Mrs. Jerry Wilson, devotion; Mrs. Lois Reeves. will be hint Thursday evening clock in the home of Mrs. Charles • • • • The Bible study from the Gos- hostesses, Mrs. Trevathan Mrs. W. D. Morris, Mrs. Burman Bob Ward, publicity; Mrs. Gene The to the West Kentucky Fall Con- B. Stark_ Thursday, November 1 pel of John was given by Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Anderson, and Rev. Cathey, Mrs. Tommy Alexander, and Mrs. Jamie Rogers, served vention, which meets at 6:30 at • • a • The Dorothy Circle of the WMS Charles Obert. Mrs. Robert Juries, am! Mrs. A. G. Ohiklers. and Mrs. R. H. Pruitt, group Book Study Held By refreshments to the members and the Murray WOlban'S Club House Pottstown chairman, presided. Refreshments were served fol- T h e Homemakers of the First Baptist Churda will Ca—. three guests, Mrs. Dow, Mrs. Har- fie a dinner meetIng'finllowed, by Club will meet with Mrs. Lucy meet at the home of Mrs. A. W. Kathleen Jones During the social hour Mrs. Beaman, lowing the elute of the chapter by Mrs. lrby presided over a short old and Mrs. Barletta a program and ritualistic work. Alderdfce at }WC cabin on Ken- Russell at 9.30 a.m. Lynn served refreshments to the the committee, Mrs. Beurievan business session. Circle On Monday Wna their. tucky Lake al-441 am. • • • • members and two guests, Mrs. Whither and Mrs. Lucy Akierdleis. Mrs. Frances DcNarne, Cadiz, A delicious potluck supper was • • • • .1 The Suburban Homemakers The Kathleen Jones Circle of Barbara Harvel and Mrs. James An arrangement of fall flowers natter:me representative and state served to Mrs. Bobby Joe Wade, be guest for the program meet- The Weeleyen Circle of the 'Club will meet at the home of the Woman's Mtssionau-y Society Fee. was used as decorations for the I int presidere, will preside dur- Mrs. Will D. Thurston, and these • • • ig. WSCS of the First. Methodist Mrs. Alvin McClain, Surmy Iseet of the Fast Baptist Church met table. ing the ritualistic sessette Mrs. Listed above. anureh will meet at the soCial Delve, aa 7 p.m. in the home of Miss Ruth Hous- Presenting the program were • • • • Geisha Murray, natiunal Temple Hill WSCS WI at 7:30 p.m. - • • • ton on bloricley at 5:30 p.9,, Mrs. James Futrela, Mrs. Wayne NEW YORK QM — Corn bread cocrunitteeeeman, will be toast- • • S • Mrs. Luther Dunn, mission study Hosts TO.Cole's Darnell, Mrs. Jamie Lee Darnell, gets appetite attention with a mIstrina at the dinner. Murray Grove 128 will be lute The Arts and Crafts Club will chairman, presented the study of Mrs. Carl Cowie and Mrs. Jim nippy melted cheese topping. erases he the West Kentucky Fall Camp Ground Group Other state and 'meet at the home of Mrs. Law- Mrs. George Ligon the foreign mtneart book, "Hands Burkeen. When the tweed cools, cut xi rtadNial offic- Convention or the Supreme Forest ars setwookaa to partm,Ipate renee Jacobs at 2:30 p.m. Across the Sea" by Goerner. The Woman's Society of Chris- fourths. Split each piece horliont- • • • • Woodmen Circle atstise WOM/1A .3 Hostess For Annie aflow Great Thou Art" was the elude Mrs Wall Meitigin. The chat:Inman. Mrs. Myrtle Wall, tian Service of the Temple Hill ally and place on cuoky sheet. Mur- Club House at 6:30 pan. song sung by Mrs. Joe Welker ray. national ttee women; The Murray Toastmistress Club Armstrong Circle presided at the meeting. Methoeed ChchChurch met at the Spread with 1 1,2 cups of grated S • • • and Mies Donna Galloway. Mrs. Mrs. Betalan Ann Jewell, Fulton, will meet for dinner and the first Each one larougtit a eick lunch church on Sunday evening at sharp cheese blended with 3- tea- The Kirksey Elementary School Mrs. George Ligon was hostess nattonal representative: Mrs. Fran- lessat in parliamentary procedure and the hostess served dessert, seven o'clock with the vice-pre- Alvin Hale lid the closing pray- spoons Worcestershire sauce, PTA will have its annual "Back for the meeting of the Annie ces Snider, Paducah, state presi-. at 6:30 p.m. at the Murray Wom- coffee, and relishes. Nine mem- seient, Mrs. Wayne Darnell, pre- er, teaspoon of onion powder and 2 to &Wool" night at the school at Armstrong Circle of the Woman's dent. Berney Riley. Princeton, an's Clubhouse, Reservations Must bers and two visitors, Mrs. Meets siding at the meeting. tablespoons of milk. Sprinkle 7 p.m. All parents are urged to Mieratenry Society of the First hour was held follow- state manager. Mrs Nola Molten- he made -with- the heatless: Mee Morris and Mrs. George Upchurch, Eight members of the Color spcial paprika, toast in hot oven attend. Baptet Meech: held on Monday berry. Howling Green, state past Allen Russell; PI 3-2832. by Mon- were inesent. Camp Crround WSCS wore spec- trig the meeting. cheese melts. • • • • evening at 730 o'clock at her presideir., Mrs. Loretta Jobe. day evening. November 6. state The WSCS of the First Metho- home on Woodlavrn. treasurer. and president of The College Presbyterian Chur- the dist Ghtsrett wi.1.1 have a mission local grove; Mrs. Mary Pierce, study -The Church For New The program leader was Mrs. Bowling Green state secretary; Western part of Kentucky * Earl are ex- Times" at the social hall at 9:30 Tucker. "The Eyes of the Mrs. Bernice Hale, an•dieonville, pected to attend. World" was a.m. with Mrs. Robert Baar in the theme of the pro- *I Murray Junior Miss drill state vice president. team charge. The nursery will be open. gram which was presented by will officiate in tee ritualistic • • • each person representing a student Several distract officers over the wart. from The South Murray Hemernakers a foreign country telling what the person thought of Amer- expensive Club is well the look meet Only at the home of Mrs. Davy Hopkins at 1:30 p.m. • • • • Those taking part were Me. bv Broyhill Prcmiet LAST The Woman's Missrersary Soci- Legon, Mrs Paul Lyons, Mrs. 1141d for roqdggri? Haw eyte heart's device (within ety of the Flint Baptist Church Evon Kelly, Mrs. Charles Hale, , will ...itraight the hold its regular meeting at Mrs. Lloyd Rom, Mrs. Robert weir budget) with SAGA lions intim. the church at 7 pm. Scott, and Mrs. Edgar Shirley. ential pages of re__ tuber's liousz &mar U'I.:1„ House • • • 3 DAYS • GARDEN and LIVING Foe Yoteto Hottneutzse Mrs. Hale, chairman. Friday, Nov•mber 10th presided. SAGA . America's must popular contemporary The North Murray The closing prayer was by Mrs. Homenuaters furniture grouping ... is rightfully appreciated Club will meet at the home of Sturley. To celebrate for its vigorous design and striking Mrs. Greens Wilson at 1.30 p.m. • • • • Refreshments were served by You saw it in House Beauti- Truly a fresh twist to the Scandinavian story...and •O Mrs Ligon. Eight members and ful. Houma & Garden &ad Liv- its 130th year The WSCS of the First Methe- yours, in all its subtle beauty at Crass one guest, Mrs. W. J. Pernart were ing for Yoling HomemakAce dist Churce well have a zruon October Issues OtaLY ruL aouK a Lau....Nsivx wax SAGA! present. as America's study at the social hall at 930 a m. Leading Silversmiths • • • • Saturday, November 11 The Captain Wendell Oury GORHAM Chapter of the D A R. will meet PERSONALS at 0100112 at the Murray Woman's Club Bette. ?demotes are asked Mes. John D Grogan is recup- offers to plate note mange in time and erating at her home after having 3 under/rine sta-gery at a Padueath • • • • hospital last week. Wednesday. November II • • • • SPECIAL The Ruin Wilson Circle of the Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Waters wiscs of the First • Metnoctist and boy. from Pontiac. Mich, are Church will meet al the home of vesting his parents. Mr and Mrs. Mrs. B. H. Bonds, 1101 Olive, at Neva Waters on Poplar street., 7.30 pm with Mrs. Bill Redick • • • • ."8" as °hostess. Mr and Mrs. William H. Clax- SAVINGS any harmony.... comfort ... Inipertant &errs in room, ton and daughter, Cathy, and MON majesty... Monday. November 13 Ann Claxton, all of Lianetville, bat especially in your own private world. Luxurious. Comfortable. Truly, a The Bethany Sunday School spent the weekend with their mo- dream in mellow walnut. Dream on...fur the price is kind with SAGA. Class of the First on all Serving and Baptist Church ther, Mrs. Inez Claxton. double Amor, mime., night stand, • • • • will meet at the home of Mrs. nasal bed. i-threwer cheni.f Rudolph Thurman at 7 p.m. with VI ill% Betty Hart who is attend- Accessory Pieces in Group III •In charge. ing the schottl of pharmacy at the as 811 wall mart • • • • University of Tennessee, Memphis, eel 4 all regular Gorham The Euzelian Sunday - -Seethe! spent the we bend with her par- Claw of the First Baptist Church ents, Mr and Mrs. Dan Hart. Sterling designs will meet with Mrs. Ivan Ru- Other meets in the Hart home dolph. 1662 Ryan, at 7:30 pm. were Misses Judy Buterbaugh, SI rs R tactilph'a g 'up opmpused Milne 131altz, Lerida 'Hale, and An- tripir dreamer. Through November 77th Only' of Meadames Gus Robertson, Sr, na Jean Robert:arm, students at • Jack Kennedy, Robert Vaughn, the Uruversitty with Miss Hart. • • • • Whether you Own 0. T. Paschen, M. 0. Page, Con- • nie Armstrong. and Lamar Mary Anna Wallace of Gorham Sterling Far- Miss handsome •6' mer will be in charge. Memphe. Tenn., spent the week- This HOUSE Or not • • • • don't miss this end wish parents, Dr. and Mrs. BEAUTIFUL CLASSIC sow- 'nese; The Sigma Department of the A. D. Wallace and daughter, Ce- before" Murray ing cart to be given away opportunity Woman's Club will meet calm. at the ciub • • • • by BROYHILL to add atilo htesse at 7:30 pm. FREE these Hostesses will important be Mesdames A. Mr. and Met Gerald Cooper of piece* G. Wilson, lumen Boone, to your table Castle Murray Route One announce the Parker, Allen Rose, and flabm birth of a daughter. Tanya Lynne, at wonderful , Jamas. sat weighing 8 lbs. 1 oz., born on ings' • • a • November at This Friday, 3, the Mur- offer is Tuesday, November 14 ray Hospital. They have ene other perfectly timed Murray Star chapter No. 433 • Gregory Dan, tan year,. e to solve Order af the Eastern Star tail/ old The maternai grandparents dining bermes an occasion SAGA lends feeling aright- holiday gift hold its regular meting Floyd Taylor at the are Mr. atet Mrs. eras and gaiety Si every gathering. If you could never buy anbther problems. too! Masonic Hat! at 7:30 pin. aria' the liaterreal idrarrdparevitt • . • • Suite, you could be di:inked with Seek—indefinitely. Don't delay — are Mr. and Mrs. Beckeam Co- sruNistS Mom come in today! Friday. November 17 oper, all of Merray Route Faur. Selectee! by House EleAtITIItell eateries tab$e. erre telisin mem divider top, The • • • • Only a few Magazine Club will meet befeto side chair. rear *wider bre, of the eath Mrs. editors for its versatility, geed many Hugh McEirath at 2:30 Bobby Werkman of Senttaburg. asallable pieces a m -Trees and Flowers of books, quality, and value at • are the Ind_, spent the weekend with ha illustrated. Bible" will be the eubject of the parents. Mr. and Mrs..141n Work- is price ...this hostess cart prearam to be given by Mrs. ./. 1. man, and attending the teem-com- can be yours! Runnier today Fiiisick. Members please note ing activities at Murray State also pea sp,free lichargr, eteinge of weekday avid the date. College. Mein lk CARDIN tilt slud far • • • • • • • • Pa Kew Dereffertime Wednesday. November 15 Mr. and IVIT7. Barnes Burkeen NO PURCRA.a. NeCeaniARY1 Tne Ladies Day leincheon pill and children. Dennis and Patsy, e.eed eItteNINIO gdr~1 tie served at norm at the lnilloway spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. County Country Club with Mrs. Roy F Cretrer and daughter. L,c1 West as chairman of tee hes- Debra and Donna, of Bawling P,..sa tow,,elp • co min ert ee. -For bridge ne er- Green. Met Barnes Burkeen re- I ortionoll .1 %%items call Mrs. Din Robinson in:reread ter a longer visit with her or 'Mr, Matt Sparkman. 'daughter and family. CRASS FURNiTCiii ••• it's Not To Late To Install Natural Gas Heating Natural.,Gas will heat your hdme ECONOMICALLY this winter. Call your favorite licensed and bonded Natural Gas Service Man to- day. We gill run 81) feet of Natural Gas Pilie on your property, free of charge! Y'ou will_ eujoy heating— with Gas because it keeps you warm at low cost.

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8, t951 WEDNESDAY - NOVEMBER it; 66t THE LtDCER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY ield At PAO, VIVO 'eeting Of [-NOTICE LOST & FOUND 111 OES HAZEL REST HOME ORENIN ampler No. Bli temporarily delayed. Will take 2-4 LOST: BLACK CASHMERE coat. astern Stile held patients in our home until open- Size 14, with Wadkine, Paducah, ag at the Lodel): ing. Call 492-3753. tilde Ky. label. Sursday at Kentucky ay evening, No- Colonel noon hour. Everyone at AMERICA'S TOP yen o'clock. SPINET Piano. Kentucky Colonel Sunday le asked Respuntble local wan, worthy ma- party cats take to please check their black coat. 00 small payments. We'll handle 4.1derdice, worthy and Notify Mrs. FOR sewerage. Call PI 3-2473. n9p tran.sfer. Write Home Nancy Lovins Byers at the meeting. RENT Female Help Wanted I FOR Office, Jop- SALE It lin Piano Co., Joplin, Mo. at P1 3-3237. n9c was held with FRIG 1 DAI RE REFRIGERATOR. n9c HOUSE WITH ELECTR Good condition 135 the order being C ANTED .27.miki.F. FOR ...P.ART STORM WINDOW TIME. Alumi- 490.. V-I51T YOUIVEACTORat dr. Mrs. mocrerriTikaldrop Real Estate, 206 tune work -allickenstup, PI 3-4395. n9c and Leon to solicit for Life mag- num windows $12.50 to $16.50 in- Shoe Store. Now located at 100 S. LOST: LADY'S YELLOW GOLD S. eth Street, PI RNN PRESIDENT LOOKS UNWORIIED--Presiclent npreseive oblige.. 3-5646. nee azine. Guaranteed $1''.15 per hour. stalled. Aluminum 13th Street. We carry all L. rho Kea- awnings, any famous Elgin wrist watch with konen of Finland BY yellow waves from car in Loa Angeles and an- y Mr. Alcierdice. Call PI 3-5144 or apply size. Aluminum siding, OWNER, T W 0 BEDROOM name brand shoes. in person thirteen nlOc gold nounces he will complete house, 1702 band in front of Littleton's I his 16-day U.S. tour schedule In ed W. 13. Mo colors. No down payment. 36 mos. Miller. Has living 2 BEDROOM at t h e Gatlin BuildeRg, above WE LOAN spite of the crisis at home-a Soviet demand of Cuba Chap**. 'fflLER. Waldrop room, dining room, kitchen, CARPET SHAMPOO- Monday. If found, please notify that Finland to pay. Home Comfort Company, bath join in defense I !teal Estate, 200 Douglass Hardware, Itasoin 110, er at no csig talk "against a possible attack by West ris, Mrs. Burman S. 4th Street, Hazel and utility. Call PI 3-5640. nlOp with purchase of Littletod's. Highway. Phone 492-2502. nlOp Germany and her allies." 1'1 3-5646. Blue Lustre irirampoo. Crass That means NATO. iderson, and Rev, n9c Saturday or Monday. n13c tfc Furn- Childers. iture Company. JAP HAY PHONE PI 3-2263. Hp were served kil- GOOD USED PERFECTION OIL' n10 elELF' WAN1 ED . SCHOOL o( the chapter by heater (with blower). Price $25.00. TIME IS HERE AGAIN . . . YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY HOUSE TRAILERS - 34 FT. Mrs. Beurdean Starks Hardware, 12th and Poplar. For Rent or Sale Vagabond, excellent condition, on- s. Lucy Altiordne. tfc COLLECTORS, WHITE, TO call OBSERVE TRAFFIC LAWS! ly $1,095.00. 1957 Great Lakes, THREE BEDROOM HOUSE t of fall flowers AT on established monthly accounts. GREAT LAKES HOUSE TRAIL- 45x10 ft., clean throughout. $2,- 1303 Olive. Has basement rooms :ovations for the Excellent earnings. Evenings and er. 10 ft. wide, 45 ft. long, room 595.00. 1961 Nassua, new, 45x10 for college buys. Call PI 3-1349. Saturdays. Write -Box 32-K, Mur- BUSINESS galore, 2 bedromos. Only $2,660. It. only $3,795.00. Mayfield, Pa- is. • re Op tay, Ky. n9c Can finaree. Across from Pipeline ducah Rd., across from Pipeline Answer to Y••terdey'e UPI - Corn bread CROSSWORD PUZZLE 1 Service Statism; Mel. 45, Service Station, Phone Us 7-9066. attention with a May- ACROSS illyvmbol for field. Phone eti 7-9066. n9c n14c sliver MOW OE 0200M cheese topping.. 1-Pond 7-Irish eggs UNIMMM UOMM9E1 4-Estra 2-Sicilian ad cools, cut in USED 21" OW MGM= GO DIRECTORY TELEVISION IN Ex- 11-Oreek letter volcano NEW '7 oh piece horizon- PIECE WILDWOOD solid 12-Time gone M@ UNOr4 0302 cellent condition, reasonable. Dial 9-The self on cooky cherry bedroom suite. Consists of by 10-Sailor =GM @GM@ ONO sheet. PI 3-1777 after 5:00 p.m. t/c 13-Jargon (cohort ) twin poster oarsopy beds, DAM@ ;IRMO WO cupe of grated t w o 14-Mild 21-Fruit drink MON tiE100 APARTMENT SIZE large night stands, extra large CUSHIONED MOON explethie 16-Vessel ended with 2- tea- ELECTRIC 15-Tumble 12-Rind of Illy MP MBE= @MGM cook master dresser LANDIN4.,.. ershire sauce, Sik range. A-1 condition. All and full mirror, 17-Repeat 20-Man's name OMO MOO MEM@ %.s.cieK. IS SEINs'a DONE performance 22-On high siies gas heaters $5.00 chest on chest. Purchase price ON A NOUU MONO on powder and 2 ADDING MACHINES OFFICE SUPPUIPI up. 304 PBS .'SATIC 0LOELERATO4 111-Bacteriolo- 21-Nocturnal 20 $1297.78 North 12th Street. Phone PI 3- will sell for $600. Also FOR t'SE ON 517AZ...'E COAFT. gist's wire mammal liesummu NO silk. Sprinkle It AND TYPEWRITERS 21-Cooled lam Ledger & Fusee lime o a k bedroom Aa THE 0:-ite is.:-. 34-CYPrinoltt MG@ @Imma in hot oven PL 1-1VIS 2387. n8p suite, with 97.0ACPES 22-Landed fish, A‘..:e•ON'..-sSifilt7A:E L5:746 aoa MO GOA Sales & Service large bed, double dresser and mir- 2.5-Ouldo's high 26-DisInte (at) SCOnETZt TO fagaw IT portal note WASHER AND DRYER IN good ror, large • VI-Prefix: sot cheat of drawers, foam LAV.taATED II-Citrus fruit 21-Substance ..edger & Times PL 3-1913 condition. lo ii, 40-Goddess of 61-Stitch PAINT STORES Waldnip Reel Estate, rubber mattress and box springs, LATT_Ti AT 11-Conducted 30-Roman to: 5:044T 12-Fretted heeling 12-River in 206 S. 4th Buieet, PI official -Note 3-5646. n9c same ae new. Only used 5 or 6 TO complaining 22-Yellow ocher 41 of wale Wales Tidwell Paint Store PL 3-$W 44-Encountered 54-Meadow times. Reason for selling, moving reCtiCE A NO-SHOCK way 23-Bitter vetch DRUG STORES 1956 CHEVROLET 2 TON Truck, 24-Hindn 35-Polisbes 46-Liquefy K-Sea eagle out of town. PI LAN& 42-Cnit• 66-Attempt 14 ft. 3-4360. nlOc ejaculation 29-Spantah for Scott Drugs .. bed, 4 ft solid sideboards, 2 25-Intellect 45-Males MI-Indefinite PL 3-2547 50-Anger PRINTING speed axle, 4 new times on rear, $4-Period of article A-1 tIm• mechanically. Also 5 h.p. AUCLION SALE I 17-Note of scale Ledger & Timer PL 34016 Itemengton chain saw, gear 22-British IIIIIURANOE drive, regiment 24" blade, used about 4 months. 41-Cc.mb. form: Frazee, Melugui & Bolton SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Call PI 3-1352. 11, 1:00 bad 11311111M111111111111011311111 Gen. reip ** * * 42-Jourzi Insurance .. PL 4-341i TYPEWRITER p.m. rain or eye, three miles RENTAL -db.. • EVELYOINE SHOULD NAVE A 4.3-1'nd rld 111111111II tier east of Hazel, Kentucky, es mile FINANCIAL god iffiniMMI BY OWNER, NICE BRICK CUSHION 44-Distance AND house north of stateline at Early Douglas TO EASE THE SaClkh Cr A LADIES READY TO WEAR SERVICC on measure SI MINIM 75x225 ft. lot 514'i transfer- (deceased) FINANCIAL EMERISENCY tAttletons PL 3-4621 farm. Will sell: 1954 115-Priiiter'• ..edger & Tines PL 3-1916 able FHA loan. Has electric heat, ONE 0.F THE SEST WAV6 measure ill61 Chevrolet sedan, Allis Chalmers TO 47 II lisete tie A RESERVE -Abounding completely insulated, city water tractor, 1 o OF 49-railed to kit p w, disc, cultivator, AICREN 16 TEl INVEST 11111.%6111111111i11111111111111 mewing machine, rubber tire wag- IrEGU.AR-V IN 67-Before 66 on, all in A-1 condition; ale° a U.S. SAVINGS BONDS -Inclines 111111 011111111111 110-lis mistaken mule, some household goods, 20 SI-Recent 12Mil II III 1111011111M1111111 gauge shot guts, small 62-Taut tools. This 63-One, no is next to my 11 last sale. Will sell ....1",-14114 A SEAM OF Lierrtr matter which 4111111Mgillilligia111111111 • free anything 7 IA,. JOHN B.P*ES,COTT neighbors have to kQOUCED AN OPTICAL DOWN ...... -.0.41,A.SER CAN BE USED • • ch• novelpziNtedd=butat,Dod Mad sell. Also all antique buyers and by Jobs la. & Co; CoMmlin=g 67E AD OF RADIO WAVES TO 1-11s Ws by Lag natures sellers m a y MARS' bring any surplus M.1 TELEPNONIE CONVIERSAGONS rth•nernie lIMIL1111111111112 items. Will sell them free. Already AND TE...E\ASION OROJR.A5AS. 2-The 5.1! ThiE dEAIrr OF 7dE I-Uppermost have about 50 pieces coming. DEM‘E IS .a4two. Ir11A11111111ININE1111 AMNIA" FILLEDYUlE 40 Bring your 4.k dinner bells, large INCNES Xs* WHIGS OPER- 11111111Aill111111111312111111 ATES ON action cheat. This 97 acre level and rice LES& Pc7wER TNAN I-Gave Distr. by is tat ratan radiate, c. 8 AN ORDINARY 1./0147 farm will be sold 'privately. See • II veD "It was fine," Alec said as "I could hase •Yit ,[ a„ . wan administrator, Gary ice Douglas, . a ad - lauded stew out tor Claude if to niakii plain na woula oe lather company nut Met he ed ma • in 3587 Clinton Road, Paducah, or exp:rieni e •fier pOflilbk and set the plate on the table. no help. •W . to live wiloVisalgert {shone Paducah 447-3696 for st "hut Sam can till it edger .2,,B18 then Sam had said Alec de- RATP-tER LONE!, 'Jr locat Service tails. Garvicc Douglas Admiois- pie was too laus)- again. Ace than 1 can." would hat e to ttx it up with ITS VERY GCOD who 'r 'writ with old Fon Fellows, Sam, hoping Douglas Shoemaker, Auc- made feel like • tenderfoot. He glanced at Claude. him eiVer. after • mountain lion that had been the meaning WEL.9 clear. Claude's glance went' from nlOc making want raids us stock at snorted. tell part nest-by ranelY-a. Sam can Sam to Alec to the cub and Saul shot • non after it was treed of it. But your 00).11 Rave to back to Sara. by its neuritis but disappointment tell the rest. Maybe Use MAUI Wanted To &ay I &mowed the dead lion irss not it,, "How about it. Sam"- Claude O1.1i• they sought. telt • female pert.' say auout Ti-- had purposely mingled said. "What do you Pouring out more coffee. Sam LARGE COAL ROT • v • -it with the lioness to con- ?" AIR Furnace tuse ti e ...rondo and roarer them got himself settled and com- with stoker and blower. Murray Sam sd the ituneas had left Laughing, Sam backed off fortable and began the tale of Hatchery. tshini nursing rubs and the dogs from tne question; Alec felt n8c led Sam and Alec to the hone's' the hunt. Claude [listened while - hail angry. -- Mm. It had befn found by the ate. Alec moved to a chair Wale rosrauder ne *AMOY orfore they got to nanger. Yet . only one cub had survived. across the table from them, in "Don't ask me, by Linke Mesiemllee. Motherless Aloe felt a ,In•• kinship order to see Claude's face when know animals, or ought to." to the orphaned rah end nnriguarlerl • :Fain to let him taae the Want the cub was mentioned-if Sam "I'll take care of nim. Dad,' BOY---ARE borne. YOU didn't quit before then and Ale, said. "Do all the feeding I FEEL KINDA make him finish it. and cleaning up You won't eves. LONESOME--- I CRAB BY CHAPTER 7 Sam a stories were likely to nave to think about nim." IT WAS airilost nine o'cleeic make you grip the edge ot your "It'll grow." Claude said, and ! THINK I'LL CALL when Claude Temple's pickup Chair, listening. And even thought • moment before he OUR NEIGHBOR truck climbed the grade from though A.ec belonged En this said. "What about temperament. AND HAVE A the ford. Alec was out getting one nimself. the telong was putt wood from the stack beneath as exciting as the happening, Sama;S shrugged. "A Bon's a L I IL CHAT the eaves When the sound reach so that the wild pounding chase lion." Then ne made a conces- ea him. possessed the same life and 'ion. "A lot could depend on the He went In wee the load. truth as the time of occurrence raising. Maybe." dropped it into the oox at the Sam waved Ma pipe ih. the "I'll raise rum right," Alc7 fireplace, and fed a length of air before him and let Ins voice said. -I take care at him split log into the flames Hav• lift or sink with the tempo of He'll give no trouble to any- mg heard. too, Sam Fellows pursuit, drawing you in. one." turned up the neat beneath the When the lioness spilled down Accustomed to him by now stew pan and colleepoL among the gathered hounds. the cub oegan to ourrow into Made wary by the flurry, the her golden eyes ci: aming, ne Alec s shirt, prodding his ribs lion cub went under the table: halted. Alec thought at first and stomach with his moist • timely move. Alec thought. that Sam intended now that he nose. Deep vothin his furry for he .was all at (ante doubtful go on with it. then he Saw Sam warmth, a small electric motor • b• Al Oaao reaction. glance at floor. 6-AS WHO SAME OW of Claude s the seemed to be running. Feeling NCTCHERUiff GAT ALBERTS AUTO- • "Sam ..." be said, but there His own glance moved down these infant vibrations against GOT A WHO ALWAYS was ask help The cub was there, nosing at Could not conceive of GRAPH,BUT IN SUCH no time to his him, Alec SMOTT GA73&MOTT K IT!- HOW YO(.1 PITCH',' now. Sam was giving the Cof- the m:lk pan once more, the a time when the cub might be A CL UMSY /D.EA /DEAS IN LIKE A FREE. KIN!! feepot a study anyway. fright of Claude's arrival lulled a bother or problem. YOU KNOCK HIS by stilled ThiE USS12 - "I'd best make More," Sam motion and a known All at once ne burst out. TRIP TO TOOTH doubt there them voice. shot down, he YOU!! OUT!! "I :5 -With his me RIG/4r? LONDON)? THA1" cups.* When Claude maw It too, as hasn't anyone but us. And un- 54 VARY "Ws enough," Alec said. "lie he now dal, be leaned forward, less we keep hun, well nave to IMPORTANT!! seldom drinka it at night. He looking. kill him, too." says it keeps him awake." • • • What might have been pain Sam replaced the lid. Ehit in ELL. I'll be," Claude said. flickered In Claude's glance; front, the pickup halted. The W "Whate this, Sam? Why, still, he hesitated. saving "Well • metal door opened and closed, It's a lion." . while Ms eye took them and Claude's step crossed to the Sam laughed, "That's the part in, took them in together as the stoop. Entering, he paused a of the tale that belongs to Alec. cub nudged and burrowed, and moment, blinking, as the light I've finished mine." then seemed to go through struck nim. Then he grew used -Can I keep him, Dad: can them both and on toward smile to It. saw them and smiled. I?" Alec reached and took tt image, far removed, that Alec "Well, howdy. That smell.; 'Ma his lap: all it once he was couldn't guess at. good. I'm starved." stricken with fear that Claude Then it came back to there e *Well. we're waitin' on you," would say no. again, and a smile, telling that Sam said. "I near about act the Slowly Claude set down his doubt was resolving, began to • ANNIE AN' SLATS dogs on your trail." fork- His eye stayed on the make its mark on his face. W Rayburn Van Mersa I Claude moved heavily to a lion, as If he must bring his Now, slowly, he relaxed pi his YOU'RE- JUST A BIDDER, NOW chair and sat down, lie was mind away from other problems chair. "All right, son," he haid. YOU TOPPIN' MY BID, IT'S ALL YOURS, TIME WILL NOW WHY JAsPER HAGSTONE - OR 00 tired. Alec saw, and his jeans 6 bear on this one. "We'll give it a try. We can do SHOULO YOU I TAKE POSSESSION ABSIE. MO IF YOU TELL, JASPER. GO NOT THE F.B.I.; 0' THIS - :and boots and Jacket were thick "Why, I don't know. Where that much anyway." THROWING OUT GOOD DON'T MIND NW AND ONLY • MONEY with dust. It wasn't lust the did von find It anyhow?" Alec, not trusting himself to BIDDING AGAINST HOUSE SAYING SO, YOU'VE TIME; red dust of Chapperal Tank Alee's telling hardly came up speak right away, could only ME, ABBIE 1 YOU GOT A MADE A (!eAD 'either; sonic was of that deep, to Sam's. He stumbled through smile. In the quiet, Sam leaned FIHE HOUSE -AND YOU BARGAIN .rich brown found only on top It, ridden by doubt and anxiety. forward. AREN'T PLANNING of the Rim. His face, which "It was either take Min or "Now I hope you ain't sore at ON GOING INTO smiled now at Alec, showed an. leave him to starve." he said at me. boy," he said "I kept out [REAL ESTATE e other weariness, as of burdens the end. -Unless the old uliter of It apurposc, meaning you held in the mind. got him first, or some g should stand for hum alone. He's His fingers moved slowly, un- else." yours now, I'll tell you that, He 3 doing his Jacket- "Well, son, Sam eyed the bowl of his really is." how was the bunt?" (To Be Continuo. Tomorrow)

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Is Grand Manner Another %Tut they have in connnon is popular model is a 11 DOUBLE GIFT BOND STAMPS These fashions shaw aeeft• box a sympathetic understanding -jacketed suit which has filte return to the gram:or-an- the added attraction of a tiered cf the feminine form, GlFT silhouette that subtly leopard fur fill-in at the neck- ALL DAY THURSDAY, NOV. 9th fits the figure and has an al- Diversity Of Design line. r- 4 mist casual •• • — 1 ad-. While there The three suits pictured ti'. A third suit features a knit •-•••—••• I' no obvious return to yester- Woolen; sad Worsteds of IGA DELUXE us day show a wide diveras.y of blouse top which matches Asisnica day, there is a definite 141 BRAID TRIM decorates this youthful suit. scan- de.-go, but they all have an braid L---rn ar.-X,,,buttons. It has a short jacket with a cardigan neck and - a flared skirt. ,GIFT COFFEE LB. CAN. 49c (BOND • mother Members ALL Tri-.00 x-e Danny Hut-Sammy ,"(rillins prasented to the followint• Danny Green Creek News FLAVORS P• son. FLcky Jones. Rodney Stations. Hutson, Ray Smith. Charles Cub Pack 90 Everyone signed :n on arriving Goble, Ray Smith. James Mahan, Charles Ricky Jones, Rodney Stallons and I in their falsefares and Befiscii; Gibbs. a 'door Ronnie Bowerman by the Cubmas- 3 FOR 89c GIFT ix-ize was given to Mrs Mac in ter. The year pins were presented Well November is here and it BOND 74,yts Members Blankenship Recently of Den 2 Mrs Macon as her name was to the following: Randy Barnes. looks hke it has brought winter Ef.lankenship iX-awn from o den mother Mem- the pumpkin as the Bob Washer. Mike Farley. John with it. We hope it doesn't get too bers lucky one are Mark Et4ankenship. David a game was played. Mahan. James Mahan by the Cub- bed but looks like snow this morn- Finth. Mike Farley James Ray Finding the Msstery Lad). Daind master Silver Arrowhead was pre. ling. liclIlbnbex Cake Mix Cub PackA0 2 25c held their monthly Holland John Finch Mahan was the winner and the sented to Rand) Barnes and Sam- Most of- the corn is gathered . GIFT meetng Friday night. October CAMPBELL'S - No. I can 27• :Mystery Lad) was Mrs. C W. colLns was presented a sa,'around here but still a little in it College High Micro' with Cub Members of Den 4. Mrs Hubert BOND - Jones ver and Gold Arrowhead the fields. Yielder. Dan Hutson Barnes is den inneher and Mrs by Cub presiding madec Dan Hutson Mrs Merlin Washer .s • assistant den The Flag Ceremony was given and Mrs. Rexford Cam.°r. c Members of ;he Pack are Den; I. mother Members The general theme of the meet- and Mr and Mrs. Rudy Smith vsi• re?, omato are Randy by Soup the Cubs and followsng this 10c Mrs Dan -Hutson den mother.. inc was Sleepy Hollowland Den Saturday afternoon callers of the.1 Fthrr.es P,cih Washer. David Owens. the' awards were given to Cub IGA SALTINE 1-lb. box Mrs Wakon Stations aasistant den I had made shadow boxes with Houston Millers We are always Randy Wood. Ronnie Bowerman, Set:sits: The Bobrat badge was ;GIFT ti scenes of Rip Van Winkle Den glad to see them t BOND — 4hadhad seemnadoen doorwhattotuhresy Miller visited Mr postersthe n ouotf end Thursday morning RACKERS 19c The plans for corning meetings • and carried them a pumpkin They .r 4. 1 BUSH'S C., were made while Mr Owens and both have colds NORTHERN or PINTO - 300 can Mr Stations took boys across th e Lucille Hart and Lothe Sue Col- BEANS ',- hall for d..lins were games. The meeting en visitors of Mrs. Flossie BOND. ;el with all singing a rob scoot .Miller Tuesday morning and ptck- 3 FOR I 'song 29c *Fun was had by all. 'eel up some walnuts where here NABISCO 1 lb FACTS eh" DEPOSIT INSURANC _ Others visiting the Millers were '5 .4 'Charley Culp and Mr. and Mrs. • 'Bert Hodges. .-GIFT' Coldwater Mrs. Flowie Miller went to see FIG beNEWTONS lemitlYOU her 'mother Saturday afternoon. 29c 91P., SHOULD feeling LEMON CUSTARD KNOVIr.; She isn't as well as com- - 13 -oz. pkg. mon. News Mr. and Mrs Tom Gordon's ONLY BANK INSURANCE IS children and grandchildren were SANDWICH 2.R 49c Miss Ruby, Miss Mary and Gar- last weekend visitors of their par- Ion Russell and Miss Effie and ems GIFT REQUIRED BY LAW TO PAY OFF Mrs 011ie Russell all of Wingo Well I have gathered in my BOND, were Sunday afternoon callers of gourds so anyone who wants one — These Prices Good Nov. 9, 10, and 1 1 — PROMPTLY IN AN EMERGENCY! ! Mrs. Ethel Darnell. may have it by coming for it. Mrs Hattie Watson and Altie Carves Paschall covered his pole and Carlene Lamb vetted in the barn the past week Had it full * PRODUCE * -1"ar"1.J1 home of Mrs. 7.ada Stone and of hay so didn't get it done any . daughter- of Paris GIFT the first of last ;too soon. Crisp. Juicy elicious BOND, aeek. I Monday morning is still cold Mr and Mrs Guthrie Edwards an-1 cloudy. Hope the sun shines were Wednesday afternoon call- :soon. ri) N APPLES _ — — 4-1b. bag 39 frs in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bulldog Hill Adams and family. Tender Mrs Dottie Hunter of Paducah spent a few days with relatives CARROTSrP .rivently. Mr and Mrs. rams sand- — — — — — 1-1b. bag 9 ers and daughter and Mrs. Mollie Freak Cochran were Sunday dinner vest* of Mr. and Mfs. J. E. Duncan. • Mr and Mrs. Leon MeGary of CABBAGE _ _ lb, 45 _ _ _ 5 Memphis were Sunday guests of :, borne folks Cobbler Mr CE AT OTHER - and Mrs Edmond Gamble SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS - ant children -were S,mslay ;meats . CAICIJEI 0141, our of Mr and Mrs. Fred Kirkland — _ _ — _ _ _ 25-1b. bag.59'44. P OVER YEARS IF NECESSARY and 410:1r. :''''' .;-. •- . . '' Miss. Edith Dancnn and Mrs. • 4..:.-1 0* qe'-' •• Ann Schnles of Paducah were CHILDRENS PERSONALITY CONTEST .. ...A. 4 1. + -4. Sunday cullers of home folks. Me. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Locke and Pictures taken FREE of charge • •• • of children thru $'igars old in • baby %pent several days with his our store , mother. Mrs Hazel WEDNESDAY, NOV. Lock e and 15th from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.. Come in for details! .lother relatives. Mr. Locke leaves for overseas service in a few days. A SHORT STOP—Tony Rubel', • APPROPRIATE star shortstop for the New York Yankees, gives his wife • kiss before going to the bar- racks at Fort Lewis, Wash., BANK OF DALLAS. Tex .111) — When a MURTIAY for active duty with the U.S. truffle officer stopped an eater- Army. Shortly after, he began KAVANAUGH'S Member minator far F. D. I. C. running a stop sign. training as an infantryman IN MURRAY, WHERE A PERSONAL Dallas Times Herald INTEREST columnist and will be assigned to the IS TAKEN IN Dick Hitt reported the event this 32nd Infantry Division of the YOUR FOOD NEEDS way: "Police nab hired killer!" Wisconsin National Guard.

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