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R AL* ' MURRAY HOSPITAL ACOUIRES MORE LAND Miss Herron To Surveyors On Hand As Work korest Fire Participate In Panel Discussion Begins On Hospital Plannina Rages Over r." Miss Ann Herron, Assistant Li- brarian at Murray State College, . A large area is being acquired The new hospital is expected to Forty Acres will participate in a panel discus- by the Murray Hospital according' be ready for use within two years. sion on The New Cataloging Code to Guy Billington. Hospital Board The present hospital will then be at the Saturday miming session Chairman. This new area is locat- u_sed as a nursing home, for long • A forest fire burned over 40 of the Kentucky Library Associa- ed to the south of the present term patients. and possible nurses acres of woods and grass land tion's Spring Conference of the hospital property and extends from quarters for a proposed nursing last night racing across the farms College and Reference Section to Eighth to Ninth streets. school in the new hospital. althree county residents east of be held at Mammoth Cave April Negotiations are underway now The present building will be (...,' 14-15. Miss Herron will interpret , the title will be transferred connected with thenew hospital Nes Concord. „ , . • . - . and Forest Ranger Wade Roberts re- the nrinciples used by the Cata- this week according to Billington. by a tunnel which will extend ported that a fire of undetermined log Code Revision Committee of The exact area involved was not south from the basement of the orgin in the Kentucky Lake region the Resources and Technical Ser- disclosed, however it is a consid- present building. burned over the farms of Toy Lamb vices Division of the American —... erable area and extends into what The present hospital building Christine •Ramsey. and Mrs. Brack library Association in formulating was the old Mason's lake. Present will supply laundry service for Willooehby. the new cataloging rules. Other . . property. south of the Murray Hos- the new hospital and the new hos- The blaze which was reported by panelists are Dr. Ethel Fair. De- pital, is large enough to construct pital will supply kitchen service • a neiehbor at 5130 o'clock yester- partment of Library Science. l'ni- '''' ''' \ . the new hosiiital which is expect- for the present hospital. day afternoon was not brought un- versitY of Kentucky, and Dan King, ed to get 'underway this sqm- Residents are pleased to see der control until about 900 p. m. Librarian, Kentucky Wesleyan Col- . mer. some activity in the area of the hospital sinse voting the hoc-" TIN, cause drahe fir" is under in- lege.' , The new land will not be used new vestigation. Since 1956 the Catalog Code Re- for construction purpoaes at the 'ember. explained Ranger Roberts and a depart- sision Committee has been work- 3, s present time, but will be set aside Harvey, Administritor. ing on the new set of rules. Pre- -,• .- .s. for future expansion, parking, or today that much work has to be ment assistant were aided in bat- • * tling the blaze by J. W. Willough- pared drafts have been distributed whatever use is called for done in dealing with state- and by, a resident of the area. Due to to cataloging specialists at the li- The strip of land approximately Federal agencies 'before the "dirt the rough terrain only hand tools brary of Coneress for suggestions, six acres in area, runs parallel can be turned" III the actual con- could be used. and interested library organizations • • tfr to the present property. To make struction of the hospital. The wet weather in March is road, including the Cataloging it useful, a fill may have to be expected to greatly increase var- ;tides Subcommittee of the British made along the edge of the pres- iaus burning by residents in the Library Association, are sharing in t ent property and possibly a large Six Students nut 60 days. Land owners are the development of the rules. The LAND AHOY might well be the •xclemation of Jimmy Howard, Crew Chief of the surveyors at work on the Murray Hospital grounds, culvert may have to be installed lifted to be extremely careful with comoleted 'code is scheduled for The announcement was made today that additional land is being acquired by the hospital to the south of the present property. Looking to handle the water which follows publication in 1964. all outside fires. on with the surveyors are Marvin Page, hospital engineer at the left, Mrs. Lola James, office manager, Mrs. Lucille Ross. R.N., Nursing this natural watershed. Mr David Kaser Director. Joint Engineers and surveyors of the Will Represent People don't realize how soon Service Supervisor. and Bernard C. Harvey, Administrator. after a rain a forest fire can start. University Libraries, Nashville, and firm of Hollis and Griggs, Padu- Roberts said. With a hal day's sun- Miss Frances Richards, English De- cah, have been working in the shine or wind, the danger of fire partment. Western Kentucky State Rally Is Held area for the past week. College High spreading is prevalent, he contin- College, are featured speakers at The courtroom. Prisoner's dock, enclosed tn bulletproof Their immediate job is to sur- Iglaas. hi at far left. Spectators' seats are In foreground. ued. tbe Mammoth Cave two-day meet- At New Conco Eichmann Trial I vey the hospital property and to students who won This is the sixth fire in Cello- make a 'plot plan which will be Six Superior the Regional Speech way County this year. The main MissHerronChairman f the used in the new hospital program. ratings in At A Glance in March will , causes of fire ae debree burning. College and Reference Sect io n The next step will be the draw- Festival at MSC The New Concord 4-H Club their school psaple burning trash, gardens. when its first Spring Conference ing of schematic plans by the ar- represent this week was held at Kenlake in 1959. held their community Rally, Mon- chitects for review by the Hospital at the State Speech Festival at yAds. and etc. " JERUSALEM The Eich- aaseasaa day night. April 10, at 7:00 o'clock Planning Committee headed by Dr. Lexington. In case. a fire is spotted, the a mann trial at a glance at the school Ralph Woods. After these plans Senior Charles Eldridge will par- observer should immediately call Defendant: Adolf Eichmann, 55, Si Paris Coin Club The meeting was called to ord- are approved, the preliminary blue ticipate in extemporaneous .speak- PLaza 3-5701 or PLaza 3-5491. former SS colonel under Heinrich er by Don Soiceland Pledge to prints will be submitted to both ing: Junior Vernon Gantt will en- To Meet On 17th Himmler, responsible for the -fi- the American falg was led by Bill state and Federal authorities for ter discussion. nal solution of the Jewish prob- Miss Ann Griffin Hendon, pledge to the 4-H flag their approval. Four freshmen will enter events. The Tennessee Valley Coin Club lem" under the Nazi regime. was led by Betty Osborn The de- The local planning committee Noe Winter and Ed Frank Jeffrey To Have Surgery of Paris, Tennessee will meet on The ('barge : 15-count indictment votion was given by Ann Miller, will work with the architects in will read poetry Helen Crutcher ----- — April 17 at 7.00 p rh. at the com- accusing Eichmann of crimes a- the welcome by Paulette Farris every phase of the hospital pro- and Kristie Kemper will read edi- Miss Ann Waldrop Griffin, dau- munity roonissof the Board of Pub- gainst humanity and crimes against and the response by Bill Ed lien- gram. torials. ghter of Mr and Mrs. Ed Griffin. lic Utilitieebuilding in Paris. Ten- the Jewish people in the murder don Group singing was led by Voters of Murray and Calloway These students and those whip aJi granddaughter of Mr. and nessee. of six million Jews. Betty Osborn. The following of- County voted a tax last November took part in the Regional Festival Mrs H T. Waldrop, will undergo Alex Szyanyi is secretary of the The Place: Courthouse in the ficers were introduced: Gary By- which will be used to retire $750,- helped to win the points that plac- major surgery Thursdav48/10 the organization. Coin collectors from Israeli sector of the divided city be„ Bill Hendon. Shelia Roberts. 000 in bonds which will used ed College High second in the re- Hospital . the Murray area are invited to at- of Jerusalem. be Patsy Falwell. Paulette Farris. Su- to construct the new 100 bed hos- gion in winning quality points. Minnesota tend Penalty Conviction: Life im- zette Crowell, Phil Housden. Ron- On pital. The Federal government, un- With a total of over 100 points prisonment or death by hanging. nie Cook Don Sniceland Marsha der the Hill-Burton Act, will match College High won second place Probable Length of Trial: Sev- Hendon. Linda Barberio. Cheryl • the $750.000 raised locally. The and was awarded a framed certi- eral months. Stubblefield, Jo Ann Sliger. Betty total of one and one-half million ficate. Five Farms To Be Visited In Judges: Moshe Isradau June Osborn, Paul Garland and presid- dollars will be spent on the new In addition to the six Superior ing. Benjamin Halm, Yitzhak Issac Allbritten. Ra- hospital for the city and county. ratings the following students help- urderer Of Six evh. Majority rules. Pat Wilson Ann , Miller, Bill ed to win the second place by get- Dairy Farm Tour On Thursday Hendon and Paulette Farris win- Prosecutor: Israeli Atty. Gen. Gi- ting f,xcellent ratings. Hamp ' 1 Hausner. ners of the speech event gave their deon Rev. Billy Turner Brooks rated Excellent in two speeches. Defense Attorney: Robert Serv- events--Public Speaking and In- Dairy farmers agricultural lead- at five dairy farms in various parts Mrs. Charlie Stubblefield was the Mies of Cologne. Germany. To Be Revivalist terpretative Reading. Greta Brooks others who are in- eels and any of the County Educational discus- Judge for the Style Revue which Ilion Prosecution's Main Argument: Goes On rated Excellent in Public Speak- terested in larger incomes from sions will involve different, improv- svas in charge of Mrs_ Cradle Eichmann deliberately carried out ing. Danny Kamp and Don Oliver dairying in Calloway County are ed production practices • Stubblefield. Those modeling in- systematit slaughter of Jews. had the same rating in Oratory. invited and urged by County Agent, Beginning at the Floyd Usrey cluded: Shelia Garrison, Suzette Defense's Main Argument: Eich- Judy Shroat, Jenny Johnson. and S V Foy, to particiate in a Dairy farm near Kirksey at 10 00 a m Johnson, Sheila Roberts, Paulette mann acted as a soldier under Judy Culpepper were rated Excel- Farm Tour. The tour will be held the value of extra fall o.and spring Earns, Joyce Garland. Ann Miller, I for His Life orders from superiors; Israel has lent in Interpretative Reading. Thursday. April 13 and will M- Pasture which is produced by sow- Cheryl Stubblefield. Marsha Hen no right to try him because it did Kenneth Sinclair rated Excellent O Øe observations and discussions ing and fertilizing small grain on, Deborah Calhiin, Gar- not exist at the time the alleged in poetry and Johnny Winter in with a hard-land seeder in exist: crimes were committed. rison. By HARRY FERGUSON jail Eichmann walked into public radio. • ing pastures will be emphasized. The following leaders were re- Ratinc_s of Good were earned by Unusual interest in this practice nIted rot.. InIrogAlinost.I view when he entered the bullet cognized' Mrs. Wade Roberts. Mrs. •M=./gMag.••• Anderson in radio, Glinda JERUSALEM Or —Adolf Eich- proof glass defendant's box in the Gayle District FFA already prevails among many dairy- Gradie Stubblefield, Mrs. Thomas Jones. in Extemporaneous Speak- mann went on trial today on char- court room at t358 am. (1:58 a.m. I men. Crowell and Mrs. Cassel Garrison, Murray Hospital Betty crutcher in poetry, Van- ges of being history's worst mass EST), Except for a moment of ing. At Baron Palmer's dairy farm W. Joe Bybee, Hubert Pitman. McKee! in Monologue. Dan- murderer. apparent nervousness as he first deline Finals Will near Penita....at.s11:(10 a. m. the Wendell Allbritten. W. T. Kingins, Census — Adult .. 35 ny Phillips in Expository Proms Whatever happens to him he is looked about the cnurt room grouts will observe and discuss how Pete Hughes. W. D. McCuiston, Census — Nursery 8 David Hull and Roland Case not going to the gallows by de- through heavy horn-rimmed glas- and in a milking parlor has been rear- J. D. Guerin. Bill McCuiston Ran- Adult Beds 65 Discussion fault He has a fighting lawyer in ses the accused mass murdered ranved and modernised with new dall Patterson, Otis Loving and Emergency Beds 20 t) Re Thursday Robert Servatius. a West German was still very much the Nazi col- i enuipment. The emnhasis will he D. B. Grohhs, Bill Ed Hendon. Patients admitted 3 from Cologne who opened up by Lake We, on ecruipment, buildings and lot onel. demanding that the court of three Patients dismissed 0 Alton Ellis Applys •10 arrangements. Stands Ramrod -Stiff • Israeli judges specially set up to New Citizens ...... 1 T,he annual Purchase District After sandwiches and milk at During the long reading of the Patients admited from Friday For Device Patent ge DeraLl try Eiehmann disqualify itself and 1:00 PEA contest finals will he held on 12-00 noon at W. D McCuiston's indictment against him, he stood m. ta Monday 1.00 a. m. Weather declare the proceedings illegal. a. xi Won't Thursday evening at Murray State dairy farm south-east of Murray. ramrod-stiff, hands at his side, his Mrs. Jerry Overby and baby girl. Alton Ellis, of the Ellis Pdmp Servatius Is a thickaet, square- •;1 111I ?sent car, College according to William attention will be elven to Plans eyes riveted on the three judges 721 Sycamore; Mrs. Billy Swift, and Pipe Company said today that Report Jawed nn with an international Cherry. of Hopkinsville. vocation- for improving building and lot who will decide his fate. Once or Rev. Billy G. Tumor he is applying for patents On a Lake our reputation. He, was on the defense Route I. Alm.; Mrs. Earl Nanny, ;I 1 agriculture supervisor for twice he swayed slightly but oth- the arrangements in.sconnection with 11811ed Press lioternaMemel 1306 Farris; Mrs. Gracie Cook, Rev. Billy G. Tomer, pastor device which is designed to reduce tgeRide, staff at the Nuernberg war crimes erwise he was like a waxen image of area decidina on the location of a new Model. Tenn.; Roger Oliver. Rt. the Scott's Grove Baptist Church the acidity of well water in the trial and was perfectly at home in with t a flicker of emotion. More than eon TEA members barn. Many dairymen are faced WESTERN KENTUCKY — In- 4, Benton; Rodney Oliver, Rt. 4, will be the evangelist for revival bottom of a well before it enters • the midst of today's events here. His hair line is receding, but he rind their advisors will meet at with these problem decisions as crewing cloudiness and warmer Benton; Mrs. James Dallas Will- services beginning at the church the pumping system His bold move obviously caused was neatly grosined, freshly shav- RSIO in the auditorium on the they increase their dairy herds today with high near 60. Cloudy oughby and baby boy, Waldrop on Wednesday night April 12 and Ellis said that it is known that concern in the 'prosecution amp. ed and dressed in a dark gray • ,-11,),c fir district finals in parli- and roman(' their feeding, handling and warmer tonigtTY with showers e- GeorgeBlanton, 205 No, continuing through April 16. Bro. acid water does tremendous dam- Gideon Hatisner, the attorney gen- suit sent to him by his wife from 1111 ,ilotary procedure public speak- and mliking onerations. and possible thunderstorms, low 2nd.; Mrs. Ted Potts and twins, Turner became pastor of the chur- age to water pumps, water heat- '• eral of Israel. wheeled up All the Argentina. i"sr impromptu apes.k Mg, TEA At Rill FA Hendon's dairy farm 40 to 45. Showers and thunder- boy and girl; Cross Spann. 109 W. ch in December 1960. coming from ers, and plumbing fittings annual- Ple ammunition he could gather to Six hundred pet-sons milled a- creed sneaking. and individual and in this same chmmunity at 1-00 storms ending by evening and Main; Prince Green, Rt. 4: Miss the North Fork Baptist Church in ly in thia part of tbe state He also counter the defense arguments. round outside a wire charger musk contexts. m. the plan which he uses for turning cooler Wednesday. fence that Gertha Lowery. 805 Poplar: Mrs. Henry County. Tennessee. said that 90 per cent of the water evadable protects the courthouse. IFarming achievement entries Mixture rotation. or "strip 'grazing" Temperatures at 5 a. m. (CST).: Hausner started sneaking before Milton Donelson and baby boy, He ittended the Baptist Bible wells between Kentucky' Lake and V S— The courtroom itself looks like and chanter seers-tiers,. treasurer. with the use of electric fences will Paducah 37. Lexington 30. Bowl- the lunch recess. He resumed in 803 Vine; Miss Jo Elaine Greene, Institute in Mayfield and at the the Mississippi River produce wa- f•ft class Pron- a small town movie theater and and scraohooks have already been he observed and discussed. ing Green 29. London 28, Coving- the afternoon, quoting every pos- Box 760, College Stn.; Clayton present time is attending Mur- ter with a low PH factor, (acid orny Run that is what it will be when this inelwed Winners in all contests er fertilization, based on soil tests. ton 32, Hopkinsville 33 and Lou- sible legal precedent he could find. Orr, Rt. 4. ray gState College. water). trial is over. It is Jerusalem's new will he introduced and awards of all land each year as a means isville 28. When court adjofirned he still was Patients dismissed from Firdai Moat neutralizers a r e located pasture. hay community center. Bro. Turner is a s • r. presented at the close of the proof maintaining high Evansville, Ind.. 33, • •• talking and he will resume at 9 MOO a. m. to Monday II:00 a. m. native of Cold- between the primp and the appli- • Eiehmann w a s Adolf Hitler's watersond is the son of groin and silage yields will be discussed. Huntington, W. Va., 37. o'clock Wednesday morning. Mrs. Wilburn Henson, Rt. 4, Mr. and ance. he said, thus the acid water "traffic Mrs. ilharles E. Eldridge. Murray officer" charged with the Benton; Willie Brewer, Rt. 3, Big 'Jennings Turner of Mayfield. hatrns the pump itself. His sub- • The !tendon farm is one of about Eiebmann, a Hatdish pasty-fac- murder of 6 million persons—the Ile and his wife the former La- College High, Pifret) a se TEA rime- Sandy, Tenn.; Miss Florence Rob- mersible type neutralizer is Pr - icky 20 farms in the county on which AAUW TO MEET Continued me Jones of near Lynn Grove. live 'dent will be in charge of the ed. broken man 55 years old, went on Page Six erts, Rt. 3; Mrs. Ronald Hampton mimics! an d all well owners the farmer cooperates with TVA at 1112 neogram. He will be asisteri by on trial this morning in a court- and baby boy, Hazel, Mrs. Leonard Sycamore street. They have have one, he said. and the University of Kentucky two children Steve and Brenda. Elciwood Brown, South Marshall, house inside a fortress patrolled Pritchett and baby boy, Dexter; They require no attention to in conducting a Test Defnonstra- MEETING The public is invited to these re- S I is I e PTA sIre-presIdentan The' A A U W. will meet to- from cellar th roof by hundreds nf Mrs. Glover McIsemore, 1629 W. operate. Production has already firm farm. As the name implies vival a which will be held Mortran NHS Renten, chairman of night at 7:30 u'clock at the home Israeli soldiers armed with sub- Main; John Rowlett, Poplar St.; ervices started and they should this involves "testing mil demon- each night at 7:30. The nursery be in full the Purchase Vocational Agricul-1 of Miss Venda 'Gibson. 1.637 West machine guns. The Kirksey PTA will meet at pmcluctiou in 30 to BB 1'' school Continued on Page Six will be open for small ctuldren days, he tore -Teacher. organization. Continued on Page Six Olive After It years in hiding and in Wocinesdo at the said. _

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MPUBSCRIMON ILATIM By Carrier In Murray, bar weak MSc pat sirsolh SY. OVIlseemy mod edasisheig isuolime. pis pia% MAL Cary Grant tails in love with a girl of mystery, Eva Marie I I. . 19A1 II Saint, in "North By Northwest," new MGM thriller produced and cinwted by Alfred Hitchcock. 'Telephone- Years Ago Tod-..ay James Mason also stars in a Ten spine-tinglIng drama mixing ro- Ledger Times File nuince, suspense and espionage. Talk Starts Weanesday at the Murray 1! Twenty-nine graduates and former students of Mur- Drive-In Theatre. 1920 Palmer Hold* Gallery In Second masters Round — Defending champion Arnold ray High School and two faculty members of the Maathes Gold Palmer chip, irom amidst a crowd to the r-econd roma! of Hie OW class met in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Hart Mon- O. K. at Augusta. The 4-to-f favorite, Palmer tied Smith Africa's Gary JO,,INSTON day night following a gronp attendance of the • meeting Tourimment 'TIME TO holes w'Ll_11 a ,137 total. Player shot a 4-mider par dB and Palmer Your Telephon• Manager at the First Christian Church. Player after :Ill a 69 in the second roltA. • SEE A The occasiOn was prompted by the presence of a fel- SHOW! low cLuismate. Rev. J. Wayne Drash, pastor of the Fin- "good veins" at the bend of the of life," a nurse said. "This giv- Chtistian Church in Birmingham. Alabama, who is coi elbow. I was on my way to giving is the common denominator." VARSITY: "Girl of the Night," MK BLOOD ing my first pint of blood. She didn't say. but I know know feature 97 minutes, starts at: 1:14, in .ar ducting the preaching mission here. ON STAGE: TI-IF PRINCESS! There's a new star The scene Was the blood donor what it all ia—it's a tremendous 3:06, 5:02, 6:56, and 8:49. I a bright future, we think. The Princess A.-Carman. chairman of the board of directors of th.. ALSO UFT TO pop of Lenox Hill Hospital. spiritual uplife. and an unseen" tie MURRAY DRIVE-IN: Last times show business with had the mace to myself. phone was conneeted 'alluway County Fair AssOciatean, anranincea today that 'hardly with someone you've never met. tonight "The Bat," feature 95 phone! Recently a white Princess In addition to the nurses on duty, he directors have voted to raise- 5:10,000 to acquire a per- TR DONOR The hospital told me later that minutes, starts at 7:15 and 9:15. room of the 54th Street Theatre in New were 15 of us set to donate in the dressing fair. there most of the 15 donors were on This hit nanent site for the county period one of York for "Bye Bye Birdie" star Chita Rivera. within a five-hour the telephone after "our" patient needed for phones in a musical scene 111iss Ann Farmer of Murray Training School rated BY GAY PAULEY the rare blood types had surgery to find how she was musical also uses 30 Princess a woman we'd never met. All we Ice Follies trst in the Cancer speaking contest held at ithe court house UPI Woman's Editor doing We. all were relieved, I "The Telephone Hour". In addition, the current knew was that she was to have -Saturday afternoon. NNW YORK MPE — The nurse know. when the word was, "Pa- features the Princess in one of its an operation of heart surgery -the touring the country Thinner( Schloob wigs% elected ap my sleeve 'and tied a tten! getting along splendidly Levenia Jones of Miirray —that at east 15 "star" that doesn't say a word, the Princess of length of rubber tubing tightly next morning acts. For a .0. the second vice-president of the Patblih iMtridt rare wood type snout(' above my elbow. pints uf her seems to be doing pretty well! 19- :he FHA at a meeting in Rerritand .z.4aturdtOit the operation. al "Ummin," she said. "Good be on hand for NOW YOU KNOW Th veins: I got involved in giving because that remark can* the fast With I recenUy had .vnitten about the Read The 'Ledger's Clasifieds of a Amite into one of three iao Blood Club, sponsored by SPRING IS HERE! Like the Spring, your Tele- Rare by United Pram Intermitting! the Knights ot Pythias' Aasociatett is new things and all Qiieen Catherine de Medici at phone Company presenting Health Foundation. The club mem- * * * * * * * * * *•* * * * one time decreed that ladies of in colors. Besides the Princess, we have the Bell bers are rare bacon types who are to Chime which gives you a choice of ringing or for free when the Prench eourt must adhere willing donate a standard woes: measurement of chimes for your telephone. And now for our new- PAUL HORGAN'S there is a need. GREAT HISTORICAL WI 13 inches. est spring item—the Home Interphone which al- NOVEL Six. Types lows you to talk between areas in your home and even answer the door from any telephone in the There are six rare types, mak- s, bord'nate thrin err-, house. The Home Interphone is a complete com- days put of nand- bett • ing up aa per cent of the •national • 14 T 111APPI for I can make smoothing munication SYstern :-or tile modern hone. 'Why not Huard ignarters and taking tlwii sew mar. population.. I happen' to be A- ; . oop. ot cr..; - drop by Our Office or give us a tog up proper station in Qoarters of h.n. negative, a type found in five per call for complete as int,n'at Inen deterwerie4 and rwa. he a a of his life The tra..- , being 1 always said give you the population., information. r-ur.. Nat- •• cent of President Allwassant...Loarolia eat out of 02.1 a dog, or a janitor utile- his Saes ainea neleaptnin, rank them horse, thew opus you could make *ome- "Sure," said I, at the Lnie, "sigh ie,ewarlie They knew it would come. ler, and aor. Teta r"r lami isastatibe every time." about register't • • • genu.."1""awei an4 a-I &lung. you'd think they'd thing of him me up." I forgot ga,. lestli.ra army odd it ire the bio seed him to see• an liet.,^"'""t be (lived to it, and neady for it. "Would it look until the other day when ills meals Lebo:. OF t, wee ein ,a- no. Mrs. Mama-era-1g hal asked Hazard to take bank called. Could I be at "GFSL THE NIGHT" Th. ar.litossi thus aryl woo but better -eyed and too brave regularly with us' The Bill to help supply A- neg for hia'fil.'w .1"."4 'It Inih l been red -si.1 - tarswank '•t seem• at 19 downcast. I to know film. the Sootier or efee.mat. Harvey end Ted has been 1 ccane patient? As the guest be re- put him to work." "'• a'•rer think he is relieved to I can really Anne Francis Cr.'slear hereestem1 R" liarst.. marry aer. odd. since re I could. Then I got a case ;Now, girls-this is ifyi Leo ni sod eireond hewed of Ms responstbitittee. "It veun't look 34atteiese• spasintinest as ule hilt Would giving olond huv ibut bitterly hurt that he was ia ainght. and you can nerves. r your rur Cut coif Father -usaT'Y )aa owe tau- be and thata. millions of persons I hate w k14•• thawt superseded before he retold as • sort of aide, Like ea a east per •oportosin here." I learned "sa)prornoted. He wants; rank, but would justify having him the sight of a neddle. has had this year.", 'r• °. t ".^.r• .L4 air' aneon. • esse j kw*, mewl toe S.. in 2, mind' A strang- that it is .the dread before- and — of a yew trier.'not responsibility. Being *ilinialtd you later IVOMESDAY THURSDAY • 6- 1"atid4 entree to watt door more or lees to you — like thi• roso)ira 'they are now My seat er, hart', with um, hand that gets &awn 040v...a gt4. dentist's dri.. a— w r• neighbors. sall / repose in constantly '' Mead of 'lacing the bad flutes ne., of it be- Loot 'Mo.,. akir.g with my bachelor dreams. "No. I was thinking Because, other than for that quick ulpier th• eter we,- *me Ilisivrant, liettt.riee Certitnly it • got off offkrially fore you brought it up.'' thrust of the needle, there is no Mir. in IN. • • a•• agsva- I mMI • • • to a Aght start, when Milor "Vall were? Why 7" pain. And the jab is over before Cleoitimia be." differ- explodes ,n a dramatic ef ....Prescott made hi• first Inspec- "My reason is ever No you can say "Ouch." 1 had no b.,ria....re • so•-ati•aui don't know bombshell! _. lt,on The offirers all were di- ent from yours. I reaction physically-only spiritual- APRIL IS CANCER CRUSADE MONTH and this Is him. I see it." rarely CliAliTER in ! reeted to eitsr.mpany if you'll ly. The nprses said there just a reminder that there are two ways you can help the anything so ''; CHARMING Latira have never seen "Weil are ,my after-effects. The hospitals Ilainvraring." American Cancer Society conquer the cancer problem. Matt/Imo,. thornooln. or more deliberate. "Mrs. and Red Cross see to that by giv- MiCitatting i wrote her" be He felt nt once the chisaffeetion "What about a physical checkup first. First, by periodic check-ups for you and your family. I write tras late at night to wouldn't." ing you rind lack of irnt. thought you I hope ready for ornorrow mornmg's sometimes Second, by giving as generously as you can. that. get to tl:r causes for "Jessie, I ewear. At Lemor Hill, they took my ambulance to toisco11. W To of you will join with me in helping tight this disease 'interviewed the offie- you __•• pulse and temperature, checked each O-u.th easetwerst theee- he nect mine "No. I suppoop only a woman my blood prom- Alltilb/S-6/6 that could strike any of us at any time, nnd moat (11. era 'Phrately. &IT t urn my hemoglobin. !". mw that I web would've neticed." to my respiratory .• ! 1 .1I a.r.- why teat When he sure, listened returo.int to make a fill atfite- "Notiee what?" tem, checked my heart beat, /NEI III „!.•• !my, sy, 1111 , most be of Puma- "Kitty Matnwaring a Variety of question,- ....or new rom- z'..lat of my °Pinion and asked • to ho. arrpial. be making matters quite difficult had jaundice?" ranrrentrumel- tions prior -Have you ever o.,,r.,!ino for Matthew.- loot week del me. "e grace of "king "When was you:. last pregnancy'!" •rz I:, I. Ti- e.. oirre "How, in thunderation7" In- traeke glie*ttoon which.] coal(' "Do you have a cold or other •o-az,r f• the •'0h, ray n. reit answer truthfully. Minalea sighed. you had, or do knew about. imaginings, but fection?" -Have l.tteta from you It is Jo/it female disease'' th,m, and w,! 8 fl:•.1 two you have, any venereal when to esp.,* when Pve won them together, drown. in the lest bas. Mc ervose Pass Checkup boo the t-soi in full poor Kitty Mamoru mg Must moat be continued all over the that indication of r•sity to torn not on parade. omen rinse to making a fool All these gIVC an 1 I WA,/ W;Pint 1 love-c1 leave the two. your nealth. If ift irjo. lining wa .401110et of_heroelf over Mntthew" the state id but I grieved to think It must without I:, charge below par, you go home .• tbuO mail 'Over Matthew!" don't look sO donating. lank an. lanotherwe"r a sutt7eil ddg "Hiram. aatromiled It hail the filet ma y 'imollitkin propow for every If the physician rinds you're we had. coo trumpeter please Urne a pretty and rather bored and the tnyen in two you timid to write, okay, you're ready to be one of sikeyanee sad quite unsure wife has bow write titre, MY dee? 10Vn the anal percentage supplying ranks at a'tent .0 presented thrown herself at • handsome iULI SIZE DODGE &ART er to You, M H medical coirrice with the blond It arms. WO- omortly We a'.1:ey younger man In morn, tiort of save flallit• until Major • Illeiperate hope of someth.ng. needs to held the f,.o...rro..,1‘ taker with :all walks was able to (it'WNW '1 AM equally plain to me that ' -Don r, crime- from PrP‘rOtt Hirn---m It was - - and to h, lp Mrs. Preseott out. Matthew la troubled by the ""za"1.'has A DART INSTEAD OF A LANCER they a whole thine. So I thought if WHY YOU SHOULD BUY "ward 111.1Pre"nttfeo• *war. lever The"tie rsturnedWatk'd the silthlte to I you ordered hien to take his and now. all We ran 14:0.nwariag. and TidilyI -Yea. WI, ramie here, we would take him ,y,-,e bun •• t t„ for out tit' a eiroatinn he mfr.' not ;vent off • be him- I. arms_ It P.4"" for 1010w how to ',win.. ..t. w. .1. , his mail U.- f•lre poione...1. then added. .. . OR VICE-VERSA V t9 to escape." biter *e wen. 'all ratted She gn3,1•1 Iliram ita 'Or even wont. at Anther. e„ ...am,. lame They headr.....lir•••rs to meet them of t.ph th looked to speak firth- NI ear Pres. ,Itt t thiekset neither wahted flint of at of what wais in their Melton. '1 I t "I think he! taxi* Illtalnwartn -• be- tIveight• 'They both ItneYv the art! '(1'P ev " to them with the Tie tile .Wife is Re tell toen. danger of openly admitting RI' he is PlerVIN'T. and as far a.. t •.• ` -us 1 C. 'urn ,m which, elire have moire/ tin'ridge rnret handanmely Ard t.7 rotas,. ted. Might widelertiy In In the Intl- and fash •.nab! de,*led!, ne-net.r.•.s. he tirir,va '‘e.-...ether to make trouble life they were in ""t but some apeatli)n.: 'bit Izarrine)n chirp* of II- r t •r gravuig ". for in his (411:1C. -•I Jesainca br.ke the eilenre by with dark "Yea Wel, Jean I atn not fa"' "Yee' really ought to ', prepared to. .lo anytiant official saying. two Flint, let him i5 h1I •Atissit•it plat yet. bit I s'4 that it, things Her t.'"`"". atfa"tt st.irt meowing henr at owe, and With a unitized, rust•proofed body. A superbly•contmlled speak. in ritiier abrupt IMP I. .WO. be the offer on a-horn In buying a new Dodge, there's only one big deci Second, Rend -him bark Kant to Torsinn•Aire. A battery saving alternator. iS t-r--o- to eftro of I will loan rived hisaiii•:" top) is a full-size ride called an noon as it r9fl be What sue, compact or standard? Dart ion STANDARD OR COMPACT it at us about omi.elves, and noun j.fa'riwaring ran1o, him." be married And lots more. Pick the Dodge that fits you best. Get managed." Dmtge priced model for model with Ford and Chevrolet. litesIt7IT-', "Yes. I know. ft,, 1 can YOU GET A GREAT DE At WITH price. What could be fairer than that? ' ti"' to't thing Hiram welded thoughtfully. There are the lowest possible fziA'. know. Yoot thit Below is our new compact Dodge Lancer. These things he wmild do But. v -W111 ke,p sting three differences between them. Size: Dart is the bigger. TIE CLIP IGNITION KfT to yew present ear A gioseish "It will be hoot to obtain leave 'Art *a friend of already estab- retail value Gel lull ainettitety fres sksyty by title, a moch befyge a year's Appearance: obvious. And price. We've teed $250 all 'lead him I 1. I emit for him sink at any Doles keno diselarkielbs Mg •" by.'' lished Dart's. Lancer's is about the same as Comet, IV le a Dodge rev ,,ruler-'u,''- hirt.'4' it I..., to the duty hr.- tele guar' Oh, sisirsi midnight, April 30, 1961, .7:*);.,pnrre An,1 he tells mechanical twins "Ookkis Key" eseeer. I .a I a N...-111 •,„, I ..•-• !, after -I Falcon and Corvair. Otherwise they're me trait he was to we a v.eir, • -W^ r?",`. a,•tiinst Eltsabeth Tailor DODGE DEALER to nattafY Sort MAN WITH THE GOLDEN KEYS — YOUR DEPENDABLE -'rein h.rr. oio-a.d ,.lament anYwnS'. 111 1/1 . ,r-C14 SEE THE .n to,ng limo; ' fie hrought upon us much of family.- SI) "Joao.- you really do crease i!, Terlow .:1• I', j•.r 'it-- I an: filing the trouble we foul when we nte. You. know so Mich 1111,Olit diary.), 'Flepharrt VValk." t r. rot i.er. at*er all fp %ix this Oar. so Rorie " art,..; W. d•,e.elay at the V onw-o-inee are ra.h.r rorrn.ar tan": rIff ,`)• Tv, NT Etc Coefunued Tomorrow/ ro-y keep him. .14e will make a fTsi Tricirtre. Peter Fag.:1 ti onaerve - 303 S 4th St , TAYLOR MOTORS INC. 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• - sop PAGE THREE H. I'll LEDGFR & TINfEg — MttTtIIAY.RENTTTICY "TERGAst APRIL II. Ceremonial MAJOR LEAGUE SCOREBOARD Makes Long 0 0 .000 President Kennedy by I olled Intenuttlootal Cincinnati In The Ledger and Times tollow Baseball AMERICAN LEAGUE Los Angeles 0 0 .000 11Kery Tr W. T.. Pet G.B. Milwaukee 0 0 .000 1 0 1.000 Is First To Occupy Tenth Chicago Philadelphia 0 0 .000 Toss And Washington 0 0 .000 RE BaLtimcrre Pittsburgh 0 0 .000 old lineups that Boston 0 0 .000 for baseball, but the chain- with the same St- Louis 00 .000 By NORMAN MILLER !reason 0 0 .000 Pirates arid New were good enough to win them Cleveland San Francisco 0 0 .000 eel lulennalonAl I pion Pittsburgh 0 0 .000 play today pennants in 1960 Detroit This may by 4 "new, frontier" York Yankees start .000 S2.25 The new er a of expansion, Kansas City 0 0 Monday's Results 4t .000 launched Monday when the new LOS Angeles 0 0 No games scheduled: Are people getting smaller? - Lotions .000 s Washington Senators made a 4-3 Minnesota 0 0 Todays Games losing debut against the Chicago New York 0 0 .000 (1960 won-lost records in paren- .000 1 White Sox in the nation's capital, Washington ... . 0 0 theses) DR. X-RAY HAS THE ANSWER! when Results at Cincinnati — Hobble .30 — gets into full swing today Monday's Chicago Th.see Wirers 0441144414 OE TROT 44,51 Tess 00.5 BOO'S' SoCW mot their 1961 Chicago 4 Washington 3 (16-20) vs. O'Toole (12-12). MY WAILER la ow VW nes NAMUR elASSK tile 16 other clubs open VE SoRUNK TO GET ONLY aloes YOU Vim FOR 51% ARMOUR MI 1431FIK 114S. ONLY COFAPACT Only game scheduled. at Milwaukee — Broglie INTO TMFSE 'LOW OF lissitom 6-5001155' season. St. Louis A FULL TARO MEAOROQU. iwymersistal rot - Games vs. Spahn (21-10). OR;PGE CARS' CAT TO ROOF For the most pert the opening Today's (21-9) NONT paren- O.:m.1 day pitching assignments were en- (1960 won-lost records in Pittsburgh at San Francisco — (opal Classic 360 34 5 hands as Robin theses) Friend (18-12) vs. Jones (18- *amidst 0 trusted to such old Cli•vrolet...... 34 5 N Boston — Herbert ...... 331 33 9 Roberts, Warren Spahn, Whitey Kansas City at 14) Ford ... . . 33 3 33 5 vs. Monbouquette (14- at Los Angeles, night Plymouth . — Ford and Bob Friend. (14-15) Philadelphia COMA 335 327 Falcon & -HO 136 the inaugural day lineups 11) —Roberts (12-16) vs. Drysdale fecal & But S9 ..... 33.5 131 16 at New York — Ramos Coo"Car .. . 331 also will include approximately Minnesota (15-14) Vahan' & lancet 33t rookies eager to live up to the (11-18) vs. Ford (12-9). Wednesday's Games .AI 5.11A5 BOORS AT MOT *051.11 CUTLER impressive showing made Monday Los Angeles at Baltimore — Grba Philadelphia at Los Angeles, nifht in Washington by a presidential (6-4) vs. Pappas (15-11) Pittsburgh at San francisco rookie named John Fitzgerald Cleveland at Detroit — Perry (18- Only games scheduled. DID YOU KNOW—most people vs. Bunning (11-14). Kennedy. 10) believe all compacts are small inside, of Only games scheduled. President Kennedy made one but those trying a Classic are amazed on Wednesday's Games DON'T LOOK the longest ceremonial tosses with more front- Los Angeles at Baltimore, night Get'Rambler at its big-car room, record to start the new season and LIKE THIS Chicago at Washington, night seal headroom than any Big 3 make, then set back among the crowd of Only games scheduled. the highest priced? Compare )4NIITON 26,725 to watch manager Mickey including cars as gisegare Vernon and his novice ball club the advantages over other Sox. NATIONAL LEAGUE illustrated Car X-Ray Pt _ J take on the White shown in the W 1. ,1 1 GB Excellence showed The Senators promptly Books,free at Rambler dealers. his throwing-arm, Chicago 0 0 .000 NEW SEASON - NEW PITCHER — Cocking the President and fellow fans a ▪ baseball campaign Congress President Kennedy sets thir 1961 major league giveaway program that In other AL games, the Detroit only mi‘lclle-si:ed car!" throw of two dared to pass. "This Rambler Classic is America's on its road with a "high hard" first pitch. His first never would have Tigers host the Cleveland Indians, new star in Rivera whose Washington club made four Sox entertain was hauled in by Chicago White Sox outfielder Jim The and the Boston Red . The Princess • Senators in the opener. errors to lose the game and be- the Kansas City A's. Washington leantemet the newly organized Washingion • vas connected come the first club ever to oc- and Chicago are idle. in the American pick- seatre in New cupy 10th place The Los Angeles Dodgers, League standings. ed by many to win the NL pen- vera. This hit Mad• Throwing Error nant, are expected to draw the musical scene GUESTS Washington led 3-2 after six largest home crowd when they LOUISVILLE baseman -eat Ice Follies innings only to have first take on the Philadelphia Phillies Long make a throwing error night game. A of its Dale in Tuesday's only in one in the seventh and catcher Pete crowd of about 50,000 should be TUT YOUR DUDS 1, the Princess GO SHERATON... Daley follow suit in the eighth to on hand when Don Drysdale (15- present the White Sox with the 14) opposes the veteran Robin IN OUR SUDS' runs that won the game. Reliever Roberts (12-16). Baumann received credit games, the Milwau- St Frank In other NL and relax, visit with your fri• for the Chicago victory while Dick entertain the St. Louis kee Braves ends and neighbors, chances Donovan was the loser. Cardinals and the Chicago Cubs, are some of them will be here. your Tele- Back to the Pirates and Yan- under "head coach" Vedic Himsl, pat lings and all kees: Both clubs will stand meet the Reds at Cincinnati. The LOTS OF WASHERS at least sea- * iave the Bell with last season's lineups, Braves-Cards game pits last * PLENTY OF DRYERS if or for a while. son's only two 21 game winners, ringing are re- * BARRELS OF HOT our new- The Pirates, who oddly Spahn starting for Milwaukee and for support to SOFT WATER ne al- ceiving only lukewarm Ernie Broglio for St. Louis. which NL pennant winners, ur repeat as Play ball! ML BRAN S home and open against the San Francisco Rambler Classic Custom,6 or V-8 phone in the Coast. Bob Coin Operated Laundrette Giants on the West DOUBLE RECORD corn- give you the same is due mnplete .Pend love it! Two famous hotels Friend, 18-12 last season, WASHINGTON (121) — Walter 434sayo. :40.01.y1 me. Why not and outstanding service that to start for the Pirates. Johnsen, who had a 25-20 record No other car is built like, saves like, lasts enlivening hospitality gets the call for complete They are Sam Jones (18-14) in 1916, was the last major league characterize Sheraton Hotels everywhere. launch the Excellence for the Giants, who pitcher to win and lose 20 games Like the ChKsic with Rambler downtown Louisville—convenient new faces. These 207 So. 7th . Ph. PL 3-9181 ideally located in season with four in the same season. finest third base- Pickup Station -1NC,up to roof, lasts longest fabulous shops and theaters. And the city's are manager Al Dark: We Are Also a • DEEP-DIP RUSTPRO0E to obtained in a NVorld standard Jim Porter Tavern and man Harvey Kuenn, THE UNMATCHABLE!' 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• & pa t SOW* LEDOER TIMES — MURRAY. KENTVCKY 'NEWT •17,-44%4 IN•F 7e1ENTENNIAVICRAPIOOS The War for the Union 1561-65 it Pictures PEACOCK 4 c One of Mat Saar% Ambigua% palm aglim• No.# riled up the remnant of flag-statt to bower up RUG cLeAnit3 mucks ARZ Stars and Stripes for formal surrender of Fort lkuntsr. April 14. 11161. The flag bad been nailed to• map-plass COMING TO MURRAY! after being shot down repeatedly In the Sahel toroliamilp 'wilt that began at 4:341a.ro. April Ifoliallatig the asoil- Peacock Pei Obanere win be in tow; go weak ,at the Murray Woman's Club ulation, April 13. news weal Outs "No amsa woos best in up for ,Hou.se with the Murray Auxiliary Sumter by the fire at the'maw. It to by Meal* °preirgearivictui PIO Your rv404114.410 NIP 01- Social Calendar Cott as hostess. Registration will cesakmists that no inert were kilkid of en theta start at 12 taloa and luncheon at side." The powder keg of Use was ragiastsdalAthesa IMMO La two weelia—look- 1 p.m. diate casualties. 'low mule will be returobd the home of Mrs. Ace McReyn- serv- Tuesday. April 11 at A snob attack on Massachusetts heaps saellag Dimes ing ullikaeuerA" baol aseitilkie piek-up said delivery Ruth Sunday olds 2E15 North 10th. The Dorcas and Monday, April 17 Baltimore to Washington, April Oa Band ice free! School Classes of She First Baptist • • • • • The FounciaUunal nutaias School bloodshed in the struggle that artartilkied MOO ciesum. Church will have a potluck sup- The Arts and Crafts Club will 01110d eleauara .. with equipmeht to 40 Class will meet at the home of tired cumbatants and counUess Also. nwet in the home of Mrs. Mac iit per at the church at 630 p.m. Mrs. John N. Purdom at 7:30 MOM on hse.atieo work .. . w111 give yoo a tree • • • • • Thomas Tarry, 104 Ncrth 12th, at or c YAW' woll-to-woll oorpe•Um and 2.30 p.m. with Mrs. Melus Linn as teggsli ur tar.—in your home. The Bessie Tucker Circle of the hostess. :treason"' Frwridalusi Sunday School WSCS of the First Methodist Chur- • • • • The 1•1 would lam matt to Class of the First Baptist Church, If you our can evt Yrlo iriMIS th will meet with Mrs Gladys Thursday. April 13 iird of Mrs. E. C. Junes, teacher, will fill the Couposk btlow I Clip sad anti, Ether-ton on Route two 'at nine- The Golden Circle Sunday yes tte.1 have as Mother-Daughter Ban- thirty o'clock in the morning. School Class of the First Baptist derma la New • • • • • quet at She Woman's eilab blouse Church will meet at the home of t orn. Actual P•aeses WISOAPOli 4.j, at 6.30 pm. Re.serrationa should The Lydian Sunday School Class Mrs. Ball Wyatt, 1163 Elm, at 730 %pato et the tort tie made with Ilsookrini of the First Baptist Church will pm. your group Q101.1613 ohm Rebels took • ik meet at the lake cottage of Mrs. lay laW Saturday. pesariodea la at • 9701.4 - 54, • • • • • Harry Jenkins at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. The South Murray Homemakers right. Anderson • tdeili Pronfilas an promoted to Rudy McDougal, captain, with Club !win meet in the home of • • brigadier geseral • We Storrska Group VI is in charge of the ar- Mrs. Ann T. Cavitt at one-thirty sc.lure rams and give'ss a com- rangements. o'clock in the afternoon. • Now Pothitusi • • • • • • • • • Homemakers lesson mand Iii Ken- 1. tucky. Us retired • Carrot Lorioi Circles et the Rhanan's M.ssittrio ui4 IV of the `Cfniitkitili Wo- with disabilities • Re wavily' ary Society 7 the Fest Etaptst Merl Veltowship of die' First Given To Le0ders In was Church w ri*et as follows:, 14Christi.in (I* ch will megt with The major projia. leaders of 1501. but N4U414•1* alien Cagasaate Stuck New Carrot* and Rogo with Mrs. artes Illakter'atnal Calloway County ir Homemakers at Mrs "ohn rterrrions at 10:30 S. flag was res IttfitiKastiCKI UPlin with Mrs. L Pireersat 10:411 met Wednesday to receive the Request raised in 1465. a.m.; iii with Nirs.1‘ L.(Boviden •: • lesson on "Picture, Framing" -3011TIVII UMW= An MST 1110=5.11 IWO , arid IV with ?As: Lu er pains at I . I • go. en by Mrs. Baqigha Wrather, CLEANING FIRM" 2.30 pin. i FlidiMi 4ril iat home dernonstratson , Tile Nor 11‘iukay Kome-snakers agent. president in the absence of Mrs. Alio-ray Stag chapter Or- Good picture framing includes Kiriesey WSCS has $o. 'Club'will met at the lime Of Mrs. Boyd Ntirsworthy, secretary of PERSONALS NIP 41111111111 MI5 der of the Evterri Star ill old its good taste, proportion and crafts- 1111111•1 Eli SIR Crarford at 1:$0 p.m. Bible study. The minutes of the regular rtieedpg 4 the c Hall thathe manahip. A safe practwe is to Meeting Thursday PEACQCXPVE CE.ANER.S •, • • • • last meeting were read by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Haruki Ke50te4ra ••• at 7:30 wm. keep the frame simple, , especially Baron Palmer. New and old bus- of Alton, Iliizisii * • • • • __.) g•baliPY, 41).14ril 131A Cur beginners. The appearance of At the Church apsiounce the ar- "BE NICIUD oar YOUR PIJ,G$" tip Captai4 Wendell Oury chap- iness was discussed after which rival at a tune pound i! 4 any picture is unpro,....ci by the The Woman's Society of christ- twelve lgr af the DAR will meet et the the benediction was given. ounce daughter, ?Mills Ann. lin Vim, AVIPOU• 34 ;TOR111411•411 Aartil 12 right frame, Mrs. Wrather said. ice of the Kirksey Metho- Tha kE•111411 at Mrs. W. P. Roberts with woos lout ties Lao- grandparents The Wesnall CluI Attending the meeting P. rm. met Thursday. April in Mrs. Charles C. Wilson as rubtostess and three grt rasidparects. Methodist Church will meet Mrs. Richard Armstrong. en •t 10 a.m. fur, 11.,p4,6,iseie your 'eifall at m the home of Mrs. Ace McRey- at 230 p.m. • . it Ernest Madre,y, Penn), Mrti •• S. Mr am*** ffamie Waldrope ofo nolds. 205 North Tenth, at seven- ififul *iflAirA tect : I Collins, Paris Road, Mrs. T• Murray are 1 grandpar- 1 thirty o'clock in the evening. Sunday. Aaril 16 91 . 7,••• dear a.....V-A, - , it' Ler Anniaronig, Lynn Grove; Pqaurbon of ents. Mrs., O tt,311:toe foluiars, velem* nem • • • • • The 42nd annual spring con- rio^ rraway and Jess Hale, Mrs. lrus mi teaspoon of Mrs. Mortice L ivoLif iikmc, Fs:4k, back to 411. The Wesleyan Circle of the First ference of the First District Amts- • ••• p'alsu of Mar- I Hazel, Mrs. Bob Moore, roct. ra., are great gtikepfaret04.r ( lobe Methodist Church will inset at 7 30 wan Legion Auxiliary will be held • sau-s•-voll cie•Iime Utmost James Faster, West HAU rt Gene Cole, Mrs. Robby st••';'"‘° •0` . (I Frets estimate es vlbehlOped Suburlaan, Kra. Will Lunch was serv at the, urch. VT holm!. Murray; Mrs. Noble F a, Mrs. showing the hour e re- • 5. Van Burnett, Coldwa gular WSCS nit ins w called T Carpot—Rogs. Mrs. Ronne J New to order by the presid t, Mrs. f-i cord, Mrs. J. R. Sm , Mrs. • Hansel Ezell. wi Miss rystellel 111 Bechvell, Wadesbo Mrs. utry Palmer giving devot nal from i asraa al/11111;6 s McReynolds. Mrs Kills R. Pas- Luke 1033-42. crudi, Pleasant Grove, Mrs. Bill -Woma'n's Changing Iterfes" was WCPILJI 7 I A ddreaa Wrather, Mrs. Alfred Taylor, Har- the theme of the program. Those ris Grove, Mrs. Keraneux Owens, taking part wire Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Clyde Colson, South Murray: Easley. Miss Mary Reid, liii Bucy's Building Supplies Mrs. Larry Dumas, Mrs. Newman Lowell Palmer, Mrs Paul — MAIL COUPON( TODAY — lirneroberger, Dexter; Mrs. J. A. Jones,land Mrs. Headley Swift. Concord Road PLase 3-5712 Outland, Pottertown_ The-Able study was led by o L NMI IN Mill RP IP IMO •••

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WON VIVI LFDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY I - APIIIL 1 I, IPA! At% '14 19f1 CARD OF THANKS prayer. Tommy, Loyd and Author Vin- eliassaesisessires son. I tp WPM 111111TAY-OALLOWAY ODUNTY The family of Mrs. Alpha Vin- son wishes to acknowledge with deep appreciation the kindness 1CK Shown us during the SiCk3161111i and death of our mother. Especial!), do BUSINESS we thank Dr. Hugh L. MS ARE , Houston, Dr. C. C. Lowry, the Murray Hos- the J. H. •Chuseltdll RAY! dows and doors, also grade "A" will up to pital staff, dairy barn and tobacco barn with $3Cal.50 per hour. wi Pay It Funeral Home, Mrs. R. W. Farrell, r'OR ::ALE E LOST & FOUND Bro, Bro. liar- 1.2 acres of burley tobacco base. Norman-Culpepper, bow; tke WWI DIRECTORY old Lassiter and Bro. J. H. Thur- Phone PL 3-4570 or see George HELP WAN1ED vable rule far ex- SWIVEL BEDROOM CHAIRS, Budge at Bilbrey's. al3c LOST: LADIES YELL' OW GOLD man and those who gave the food special $19.115. Reclining chairs, Bulova watch near Dr. WaYne's and the beautifu! floral arrange- of God only $34.95 up. Carraway Furni- SOMEONE WITH POWER Mow- office. Phone PL 3-3002. Reward ments. May the blessings two woolta-isolt- MACHINES MENS CLOTHING and yours our earnest ADDING ture, 103 l. ars, 3.reet. Phone PL USED APPLIANCES, GOOD UP- er to cut yard. PL 3-4461. al3p if found. al3c be to you is delivery aa.rv- mid AND TYPEWRITERS Braham-Jackson PL 3-3234 3-1502. al3c right deep freezer. Two full size washer, ,& Salsa & Servicse gas ranges, wringer type OFFICE SUPPLIES NEW THREE BEDROOM BRICK 2 automatic washers. Carraway actultuaost to 0 PL 3-1916 Lsdger & Tunes house on South 13th street es- Furniture, )0;) North 3rd Street. WOMAN - Imagine every- & Tunes .... PL 3-1916 au a free ftti.te Ledger ti:sided by owner. Living room Phone PL 3-1502. al3c body's surprise in Beaverton, Aud TOOL RENTAL panelled in mahogany. Utility Ont., when 35-year-old Clar- Germain (ab)ve) was OIL DISTRIBUTORS room. Phone PL 3-3632. tf ence itk. 3-5617 BABY ElEsi. ALMOST NEW WITH NOTICE arrested on a drunk drivtrig 4t... Mowers and Roth Tillers !man spring mattresa. Call PLaza charge, and then waa found rew;41 3-1323 Ky. Lake Oil Co. . . PL to be a woman. Until then. 3-5346 alter 5:00 p.m. tine MONUMENTS--MURRAY Marble Jobbers Shell 011 Products everyone in Beaverton, In- and Granite Works, builders of THREE & FOUR PIECE LIVING cluding • married Water, DRUG STORES fine memorials for over half cen- PAINT STORES twos sesiianals, and solid maple thought Clarence was a man. tury. Porter White, Manager. Ph. ScolP Drugs . PL 3-2547 bedroom suites. Carraway Furni- Tidwell Paint Stare PL 3-3080 PL 3-2512. j14c ture, ltta N. 3rd. Pi. 3-1502. al3c • VA5%tUS11111 MIMI k FURNITURE STORES EXTRA NICE PHILCO refrigerator PRINTING and Westinghouse electric range. PAINT UP FOR SPRING. NEW \I-VIVI-717 Morgan's ?'urn. Mart PL 3-2403 Can be seen at 204 South 4th St., colors, hundreds of them a. Gam- DRIVE i • THEATRE Ledger & Times . PL 3-1910 bles next to Jeffrey's. allc phone PL 3-1413. Easy terms can Open . 5:00 * Start 8:45 be arranged al2c STOCES GROCERY -ENDS TONITE - iag 1956 CHEVROLET DELIVERY pa- PL 3-4882 RESTAURANTS FOR KEN1 Owens Food Market nel sedan. Phone PL 3-4091. al& sta and lita40 Free Delivery Service Southsicie Restaurant PL 11-41192 `THE BAT' 14-FT. ALUMINUM BOAT AND BUILDING ADJACENT TO Mur- quest FLIES ... trailer, windshield and steering ray Supply. Will rent whole build- WHEN IT wow AM SERVICE STATIONS ing or storage space. Contact Wal- SOMEONE DIES! HARDWARE STORES wheel. 1959 35-h.p. Evuirude motor. Lampluns Motor Sales, 2nd ter Conner„ at Conner Imp. Co. Walston-Young Tex. PL 3-2810 al2c WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY Douglass Hdw., cor. 4th & Main and Main PL 3-4913. al2c PL 3-2626. PI IPPON API FOAM TWEED RUGS 9x12 Only Whiteway Service Sta. PL 3.9121 101-'• CART GRANT ANERS 134.50. Baby cribs adjustable bot- APRIL 11. FOUR- Starks Hdw. PL 3-1227 AVAILABLE i: , EN toms and drop side $19.95. Carra- room apartment at 408 North 16th NANIE SAINT TYPEWRITER RENTAL way Furniture, i05 North 3rd. PL St. across from Lutlege High $30.00 lik .1111%/4. . MS MASON . INSURANCE PL 3- A' P' • 0 ftlIC::, animates AND SERVICE 3-1502. al3c per month. Zelna Carter 11125. al2c Nam BY Frazee, Melugin & Holton 3 SPRINGING HOLSTEIN heifers, MIMS! PL 3-1916 ammiuja.,,,, .",...... , 'in. Insurance .... PL 3-3415 Ledger & Times good size. I complete Acteylen and cutting head complete. See Loyd - COMING 3 ROOMS FURNISHED APART- SUNDAY - Cunningham or phone 489-2445. JEWELRY TV SALES & SERVICE men. Gas heat, utilities furnished. Nominated For a 12p pkk. Apply in person from 8:00 a.m. to 5 Academy Awards Furches Jewelry .... PL 3-2835 Bell's TV & Ref. Ser. PL 3-3515 School, 306 111 ACRE FARM, 3 ACRES TOM- 5:00 p.m. Ezell Beauty please. al3c •0•49 ID be climbed aeco, plenty of pasture. New house N. 4th. No phone calls L1101 TO WEAR Murray Jewelry Next to Varsity LADIES READY with running water. Two miles' , , southwest of Farmington. Fireside Me to he clamed I Uttletons PL 3-4623 llg Pda 5-2592. al5p WANTED gi NV En111011 FARM FOR SALE 89 ACRES, 7 HEAD PENNIES. See Jan INDIAN tossed from s passing ear. miles southwest of Hopkinsville and Times. DEAD 40 RUIN 1,41101411 lion- A fireman dieved to have been Williams at Ledger ONE were inlulreci, eve seriously and nifitfivinstivig0 en Highway 164. 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• pAor SIX - LEDGER & TIMES — MtIRRAY. KENTI1CRY ITESDAY' — APRIL 11. 4 Pill object is not revenge. This is a contravention of the law of na- matter of seeking out a scape- tions. 'Murderer .. . goat. We cannot now try the Nazi "I so suggest that the court de- (Continued from Page 1) state of which Eichmann was a clare it has no authority to deal member. He is being charged with with the case. The law of the man who moved the Jews from responsibility for acts which were punishment of Nazis is counter to Charlie Lassiter one point to another like a chess imposed upon hint by the state. He the law of nations. It speaks of master playing a game on the was dragged into doing these punishment fur crimes committed white and black board of life and things for the state. 4 prior to the establishment of the death. The routes he marked out "I would now request the court state of Israel, outside its borders CANDIDATE FOR on the map for captive Jews al- to examine my t w o principal and by and to persons who are most always led to death in a gas points of objection: not citizens of the state of Israel. chamber. --The court has no jurisdic- Eichmann was brought to this Defended To Hilt tion. court in breach of the law. Shortly after the court conven- --The law for the punishment "The incompetence of this court ed it become apparent that Eich7 of Nazis and their collaborators is also derives from a procedural Representative mann was going to be defended to• mit valid." point. The method in which' the accused was brought before the the hilt and that every legal re- Discussed Qualification course would be used to try to court disqualifies it ft-urn judging Servatius then went into the save rum from the him. gallows, question of the qualification of the - Robert Servatius, a German "The accused, after his abduc- , at- judges. torney from Cologne and a man tion, signed a statement saying he who looks and talks like a fighter, -The opinion of one of the accepted the jurisdiction of the rose and demanded that presiding judges might be determined by Israeli court. It goes without say- judge Moshe Landau and associate the fact members of his family ing that this statement was given juuges Benjamin Halevi and Yitz- were affected by the crimes of under duress a nd pressure of hak Raved disqualify themselves which my client is accused," he threats. Therefore it is invalid as and declare the proceedings il- said. "The accused is concerned at evidence in court. legal. They constitute a special the possible prejudice of one of "A man who evaded the law for Airport in Elisa. ON GUARD AT ELISAUT14V1111E—A soldier mans a machinegun at Luano tribunal set up to try Eichmann. the judges. I refer to the verdict 15 years would not of his own tree against a repetition of the bethville, capital of the Cor.go's Katanga Province, to guard Before the challenge to the ju- handed down by one of them in a will agree to appear in a court, the area. demanding that U. N. Incident in which thousands of angry Africans stormed risdiction of the court Eichmann previous case bearing on the ac- and certainly not in Israel, the Katangese forces give way to stood to hear the reading of the cused's alleged actions (he did not country w h os e people suffered fifteen - count indictment against elaborate that point). It has been most at his hands. him It fell like fifteen lashes on impossible to determine to what -There are precedents recorded his back. extent this judge has an open over the past 150 years of legal As Servatius began his plea that mind in the preent case. process being held despite the il- the court disqualify itself on e "The accused is unable to bring legal abduction of the accused. I thing became clear — Eichmann the witnesses he needs for his shall not go into detail on this Enter BOONE'S is going to be defended to the hilt, defense. Not only hasn't he the point. These precedents are Mad- and every legal recourse is going means but since most of those who missable here. to be exhausted in the attempt to would appear in his defense are •*Circunistalices of the abduction save his life. former SS officers they are barred in this case are entirely different. Talks Like Fighter from appearing here as there is no The accused was kidnaped at the His lawyer is a thick set, square doubt that Israel recognizes the order of the Israeli government Win - A - Shirt Contest jawed man who looks and talks basic principles of the law of ma- itself which acted in contravention like a fighter. lions. The law for the punishment of the law of riations.,"The court "This is a question of revenge." of the Nazis and their collaborat- cannot lend itself to being a party HERE ARE THE SIMPLE RULES: Servatius said. "The state of Israel ors ta series of special laws passed to such a situation. has put itself on record that its by the Israeli parliament) is a "I vsill call to the witness stand Mr Zvi Tohar and Mr. Ram Shi- 1. Every time you send your shirts to Boone's for , mom of Tel Aviv, employes of laundering during the next few months, you have El Al (the Israeli state airline). a chance to win. PUZZLE Answer to Vett zrday** The first witness, together with CROSSWORD others, kidnaped the accused on ACROSS 7-Fall behind May 11, 1960, deprived him of his ?. You will notice that on the collar support portion 3- Greenla r,d elr" Og011 On00. OMB brought him to Israel. 1-Females 'set tiemant MOM 11107.3 0.93 liberty and the fol- - H raped Yaw I or- of the shirt package there will be one of 11-Country of 10- 2111.320011 MO PION Witness number two was the To All of the People of Calloway County: Ii-Shore flight. lowing letters printed—B-0-0-N-E. All you do is North 1.1-The populace E2110 0,7405i121 ganizer of the America lit-Arabian 111:113M "Those witnesses will be able to I take this method of submitting myself as a can- SAVE these supports until you have completed 12- loecia ed prince 14 -Prey.; ion 1200 13313 show that the kidnaping of the Representative. subiect to the 15 -1 it urnal BOO DOW 0.0 didate for the office of State spelling the name BOONE'S. At this time all you la-Rie• and fail 21-Roman dat• accused from the Argentine was of ocean 22- Italtruad Cri0a2=.1 Democratic Primary Election to be held May 23, 1961. 17-Opening in station the result or an official order by do is redeem the six collar supports with either fence 121113331"110 First, let me thank almost 4,000 voters who went 23-Dirty water 1:72/111 the government of Israel." your routeman or at the main plant in Murray. 111-Total 27 -Repulse to the polls four years avo and cast their votes for me for 20-Shy 31, - Nooses 0911336 Defended Qualifications 23-tires. border 33-Province 011-251 Representative. There shall always remain in my heart Kentucky, and you will receive your choice of any 24-theatis When Servatius ended his plea, of India MUM a very soft spot for the many kindnesses that were exell of the three popular styles of Registered Shirts, 2t• One en* 34-11'nit of the attorney general of Israel, 2$1-N•lati,• secret Godeon Hausner, rose to defend tended to me during the campaign. Entering this race is FREE! 21-Ring organ laation 41 -Snake 34- Bishopric treniulously 34-Till, of the qualifications of the court and not an overnight thought, but only after due deliberation 31-Iterates 41- VII, hers .7-Compass respect 4;-Biblical poi it the legality of Eiehmann's arrest, and consultation with hundreds of the voters from all $3-Watch 31- Wm-obi pod s eel 6111-Coopenetina 3. There is nothing else to do and nothing else to buy. 3L-Soaks up $3-Shalt motel indictment and trial. 35-Staff around IS Let It at a 55- total iv(' sections of the county. May 40- Bartered t, -Tiny •moulat "Eichinann's capture a n d his Just save the collar supports and Win A Shirt. You hi.ch Most of you people know me, but for the benefit transfer to Israel were dealt with may win more than once. celebration* Fl 3 1 4 5 • 7 5 do not. I do not consider it amiss to state Sr. held by the United Nations Security of the ones who OXFORD CLOTH SI -Coating "Se son of the late Jabie Lassiter and Emily ....,•X 2 Council," Hausner said "In its that T am the I sf a es .... and Mrs. 4. Employees of Boone's Laundry and Dry Cleaners 42-Paid nOieI deetrion of June 23. 1960, the I Assiter. I married Ruth Lovett, daughter of Mr. BUTTON DOWN 17 43- Freshet 14 17.":4113 I. _• •.•• • decided that Eichmiuui Fred Lovett. We have one son. Jerry, a student at Almo and their families are not permitted to enter. 41-Fat of Swine X...* 04••4.%.•• •.:.•• • council 4.- Speck 33 would stand trial." school. I have one brother. Richard Lassiter. , SHORT POINT 45-Scatters )S 19 ,.....06 ...... profusely The security council affirmed it." I was born in the New Concord Magisterial Dis— 5. Contest closes January 1, 1962. I SO. osan• 74 15 ...1: 4/.1...... ,71 Hausner quoted from testimony T.V.A. FUSED• COLLAR I'earn trict. We moved to Cole's Camp Ground after the given at the Nuernberg war crimes dweller 29 .50 ,..4 31 37 nurchased our farm. At the present time we live at 507 111-Yetnes trials to the effect that Hitler 6.200 WINNERS! Pref., down Chestnut Street. I am a graduate of Murray State College. SOFT COLLAR charged Eichmann with the exter- i.S'Lirard of 44331 taught school Coldwater, Kirksey. Faxon and 6:4. • ..e.,1-4 mination of the Jews. and added: 1 have at PERMA-STAY GOOD LUCK • 107-2=p-1 se 40 41 Almo. At the nresent time I am serving as nrincinal of man'e emit la 37 "Nuernberg wrote the indictment. •I11- 11 lodger Almo School. All of my life has been spent in Callov,•av - Spirited 47 44 1V4Lyrt, bore* 4.143 County with the exception of 37 months that I served in DOWN 40 47 44all 49 the Army durin' World War IL I am a member of the '....+0 Five Farms. . . Star and I-Roam Methodist Church, Masonic Lodge, Eastern the 2'PrepositloS 31 32 'Z' 3 oone's Laundry & Cleaners 3-Small rug ic....!ow (Continued from Page 1) American Legion. 44'reptr• for se , r,.y 3,1 •i0 •••• I am entering this race as an independent candi- print strating" the use of high analysis date, free from all factions or groups and I will not be 5- Loa eat point .4 Poa tacrIpt 5 ... plant food materials as they are obligated to any profession, any nolitician or anv clique. abbr.) v-Aila . -1•T000us Lhstr . air Laitad 7eoiirs Syndicate. Inc. developed in the National Ferti- T WILL ONLY BE OBLIGATED TO ALL OF THE 1 Hour Service Laboratory of TVA at Shef- lizer .EOPLE OF -CALLOWAY COUNTY. All of us are tax- field. Alabama Test DemonsFra• payers, therefore, YOU are entitled to a fair and just tion farmers also try to coordimte ener- these practices with sound farm road program. I promise to Use every ounce of my management and keep accurate gy to bring to Calloway County a road building program records of their farm business. that will be second to none in the State of Kentucky. Their records are available to the If we are to survive we must support our educe-, University. and TVA for study and tional program. I shall work to build a greater Murray group analysis. State College. Our public schools must be supported with The last stop of the tour will be sufficient revenue to keep pace with our neighboring ptm at the dairy farm of at 2 00 states. Our responsibility in the field of mentally retarded cetnekeziel 'Paul Blalock and Otley White near is one cannot be overlooked. It will be my Locust Grove Observation!: and children that • discussion at this farm will in- duty as YOUR REPRESENTATIVE to support legisla- new pole barn, a ion for the mentally retarded. Cadillac is unique among cars in constantly providing its secure in the very practical knowledge that his Cadillac clude a ,large re-arranged old-style stock barn, As the farmers prosper so will .the whole county, owner with the assurance that he could have made no is a remarkably economical car to operate . . . and concreted lot and holding pen and n recent Years we have been burdened with the so called sounder motor car investment. He feels it in every an exceptionally 'enduring value. Your dealer can aug- a modernized milking parlor. EGG GRADING LAW. If elected YOUR REPRESENTA- All agricultural and dairy in TIVE. I promise to work for an early abolishment of this; in smooth and silent mile he drives. He senses it the ment Cadillac's desirability with some very tempting dustry workers of the county are law. The Laboring people and the Business man must be invited to participate in the tour reception he gets wherever he tri‘els. And he rests economic reasons for investing in the "car of treated in a fair and impartial manner and I promise to cars". and the out-of-county specialists work end. expected from UK, according to toward that Mr. Foy ire: Warren Thompson, We are blessed with one of the best waterways Agronomist; George Turner. Ag- systems in the ,,outh. I will work for more assistance to ricultural Engineer, and Drexel come from the state in order to build Calloway County as Southworth of the Kentucky Arti the vacationer's paradise. This will mean more business Leal Breeding Association. for the people of Calloway County. I have always favored returning the primary election to the first Saturday in August: With the, primary Murray Hospital election in May, the farmers are at the busiest season of P the year. I will introduce a bill for -the change in the primary date. (Continued from Pogo 1) I fah Sheila Ann Burnett, Rt I, Lynn- conscious of what the salary of YOUR ville. Ricky Oliver. Rt. 1, John T. REPRESENTATIVE will be, therefore, I WILL VOTE , Ward, 1826 Farmer; Mrs. Murrell AGAINST ANY INCREASE IN SALARY. • Fitzgerald, Rt. 1, Calvert City; . As to prohi11ition, I have always been an avowed Bryan Hudson La Center, Miss dry, both in public nd private life. I will support legis- Etta Benda Thompson, 3177 West lation that will help make Calloway County a cleaner and 8th, Bentdn. Mrs Taylor Gooch, better place in which to live and rear our children. Rolad Adams. 500 So. Rt. 4, Mrs. i 1.',-, A candidate should make the race on his own" 9th ; Mrs. Nellie Ward, 112 South qualifications. I expect to do just that. I hope it will be 10th., Mrs. Billy ,Swift, Rt. I, Al- possible to wage this m°, Mrs. Vernel Cain, Rt. 1, Al- campaign without offending any mo, Masters Rodney and Roger person. I am well acquainted with the gentleman who is Oliver. Rt 4. Benton; Mrs. James seeking this office. j regard him as a fair scrapper and Smith, 166'7 Calloway; Mrs. Jessie one who would not deliver a foul blow, even in the heat Bailey, Rt. 3. of a campaign. If you believe me to be honest, worthy, saber, BRAILLE CALENDAR qualified and deserving, I will forever consider it a great honor and be true to the trust that you have imposed upon The American Foundation for me, then I humbly beseech your vote and influence. the Shad is distributing a free 1111 vest pocket calendar with braille Respectfully, markings for the use of blind per- VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED ada& DEALER sons The calendar also hear, 1406 Main standard print for use of the sight 320 W. 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