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Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper • Largest The Paper Circulation In The City That More Largest Circulation In People Buy The County 1 100 Press IN OUR 82nd YEAR Murray, Ky.', Tuesday Afternoon, January 17, 1961 MURRAY POPULATION 10.100 Vol. LXXXII No. 13 United International a

• • 's 'Training Meeting Pine Seedling °F",• Program Could Mean 27 Million Here to 1970 HeldA Training For meetingBoys was held Small Hope Held Program 12, on Thursday night, January Can residents of Calloway 1961 for older 4-H boys partici- County afford to pass up $27.- pating in Junior • 4-H Leadership 000,000? This is a conservative attending were project. Those estima'e of the effect of an ac- arid Randy Patterson, Glen Rogers celerated pine planting program For Survivors Is Mapped By Eddie Lee Grogan. on the county's economy, accord- -Jimmy Data Herndon, Lynn ing to District Forester Stanford Grove, a former 4-H Club mem- Tillman of the ''Kentucky DivIsion ber from Graves County and of Forestry. State Champion in Junior Lead. As of , a fotal of 17,000 Of Radar Tower 'harm ership in 1957, gave a report of on aban- Agency of idle, eroded, acres his Leadership activities wile doned land is found in Calloway By ROBERT LILES tion where deep-ea divers with "A Guide to the Future" has of years. pai'ticipating in 4-H Club work County. The. foresters and agri- nitrd l'rem Internaationail heavy equipment could go down • been prepared by the Calloway In the field of feed grains, in Graves County. cultural w a-kers. all agree thal NEW YORK 11.Pli — Rear Adm. to examine the tower structure in • County Extension Service with pastures and forage crops goals The purpose of this Junior this type of land is best suited to Allen M. Shinn said koday there the 180-feet of water. help from the Calloway Coun are a doubling of yields and a Leadership is to encourage older pine. Over 'the next 45 years, no longer was any hope that sur- Shinn said the operation would Agricultural Extension Council, decrease in row crop asres—lay boys to help younger boys in this 17.090 acres could add $27.- vivors were still 'alive in the sub- continue until divers made cer- • *Id the County Agent's Staff. one-half. developing skills in -their pro- 000,090 to the county's economy. merged wrickage of a radar tow tain there, were no survivors in The six Problem areas produc- In livestock goals include bet- jects and . activities. The Junior Aecording to Mr. Tillman, the er that collapsed during an At- an air pocket as had been hoped Is • V011;-'01a rk et n g, consumption; ter feeding, better breeding, bet- Leadership project considered landowners who plant the pine lantic gale Sunday night. Monday. No sounds have been family, community and indivi- ter Management, and better mar- a very important project in de- seedlings can . expect a gross re- Twenty-six of the 28 men a- heard from the tower since Mon- dual are each handled separately keting. veloping future leadership. tutn of $12,750,000 during the board the tower were missing. day • afternoon. Shinn said, and - "tit ifle brochure:- -- - ts----esii--for-ett- -in- The next meetins will be 'field not now pro- One body had been recovered those were probably due to move- 2, 1961 The period 1957 to 1960 is used come of $2,000,000 by 1970, 6000 Thursday. Febraury ductive. This includes returns and another was seen but drifted ment of the wreckage. in the guide for comparative milk cows, 150 grade A milk from pulpwood, post, and pole away. . Surface Search Enda purposes. producers, 8,000 pound of milk thinnings as well as sawtimber Skin divers this morning again The aerial and surface search to Laos located the stumps of the, huge Whereas in 1957 the county per cow and 200 producers of Carl Stout Will S. SHELLS FROM COMMUNISTS-U.S. Ambeasedbr harvests. The yields can be even of the area for possible survivors U Joel was composed of seven commu- milk for manufacturing purposes. Winthrop G. Biuv.n tio.;:ai anti Military Attache Col, higher if intensive forest manage- triangular structure, Ad mi r a 1 was concluded at 9 a. In today, Move To Glasgow Vientiane &ales, 23110 families and 21,000 These figures for 1954 were in- Hollis'IOok at 120-mm. mortar shells on clOplay in ment practices are followed. Shinn revealed in a ridio-tele- Shinn said. troops. The Teople the forecast for 1970 calls come from milk $1,500,000 5.200 which were captured from "Nolth Vietnamese" The marketing and processing phone conversation with United Heavy waves had made it im- • Carl M. Stout, a real estate captured from the from the air- for seven communities, 1900 fam- milk cows, 85 grade A milk pro- 'Iselin were made in the U.S. and were of forest products from these pine Press In'ernational possible to carry on diving opera- appraisal employee of the U. S. years ago. They ilies and 23.000 people. • ducers, 4,500 pounds of milk per French at the battle of Dienbterpba, several planta'ions would provide $14,- craft carrier Wasp_ tions Monday night. Army Corps of Engineers. Louis- nt proof that Communist The report indicates that In cow, and 300 producers of milk ar• on display as Laotian guverrina 250.000 income to woods workers, The stumps were being marked Shinn reported then that "time ville District since 1956 is be- iebels. North Vietnam is aiding Laotian dealers. and sawmill so that the submarine rescue ves- working a- the field of youth development, for manufacturing purposes. ing transferred from the Louis- pulpwood and temperature are is the in the county. Over 200 sel Sunbird and other diving ves- gainst the chance of finding any- there are 2,718 boys and girls Changing hope to reality ville District to the Glasgow. Ken- operators will be created in the seLs could be moved into posi- of 4-H age in Calloway County, general theme of the industrious tucky. Real Estate Area Office new jobs one alive." Beating these woods opera- - been too long in the with only 600 boys and girls guide for the next ten years ac- for approximately two years or Sadistic county by -They've water and the water is too cold," enrolled at the present time. cording to the brochure. until that tour of duty is com- Funeral For Today tions. Is Revealed that pine could Personnel Have Many of the higher age groups S. V. Foy is County Agent with pleted.' The $27,000,000 he said. the Home the economy of Calloway A vigil was kept by a drop out or -enter FIA work Mrs. Barletta Wrather The U. S. Engineers have un- • UNIONTOWN. Pa. 1111) — Au- add to Concern For People constant does not restrict its bene- of rescue craft around &aving a potential presently of Demonstration Agent. Glen Sons der construction now a dam or, thorities today disclosed details of County flotilla The Hailey Carter to landowners and timber Letter Relates the site of the radar tower that 1.586 members. The goal by 1970 is Associate County Agent. the Nolin River with field office what they said was the "most fits well illustrated brochure Witastyp- processors. Local mercha n to, lo- collapsed into the sea Sunday Is 1400. members. in Brownsville, Kentucky and a sactistie beating- they have ever The work of the personnel of is taken up in ed and illustrated by Verlene cal governments, and all other, night in a gale Each problem dam on the Barren River with seen. the Murray Hospital does not go with the present Ezell. Tomorrow living in the county would also -The 28 men aboard had no the brochure offices at Scottsville. Stout will [let. Ray Smithley said the unnoticed by the patient as is listest, possible solutions The County Extension Council be aliened by this added income. chance to abandon' ship. Shinn situation be located in the Glasgow area victim, a 30-year old man from evidenced by the following letter over the next period Is headed by William E. Hendon in addition to these financial said. One body was recovered and the goal office as supervisory appraiser in Funeral services will be held Idaydentown. Pa.swas beaten, tied received by Bernard C Harvey, as president, James Potts as vice- benefits. Tillman slates that the and anothe.• holy sighted Twen- charge of all ems estate appraisal Wednesday at 2:00 p. m. at ,114 with a rope, burned with a hot Administrator of the hospital. president and Mrs. Ernest Mad- pine plantations will improve the ty-sik still are unaccounted for. activities on both of the projects Memorial Baptist Church for poker a n d automobile Cigaret- The letter exaresses the thou- y'a as secretary. appearance of the county, will In a pool , dispatch from Shinn'a mentioned Hadley Carter. The rites will be hghter and finally, forced onto ghts 4' many piTients and is be- - The council is made irp of 913)vide additional recreation areas, _Rotary Will Stout began work with the en- yonlanted- -by- Rev. T. A. Meek- tie top of a hot kitchen coed ing printed below for the bene- ?arm Bureau members. Farm grid and will stabilize erosion. ibliske'New YortlirmkJ-Lourrernaalft AtiirmerriericanWaryes.- gineers as a real estate appraiser er and Rev. E. N. Crider- of Rose stove. fit of the personnel of the hos- Home Development Club mem- I Pine seedlings cost $8.00 per porter John Ilarris reported that and was promoted to reviewing bower Baptist Church 'in Padu- Smithley said authorities were . pital, and because of the obvious bers, Artificial Insemination As- thousand—the recommended plant- the ships were standing by in appraiser in 1958. cah Burial will be in the city going on the theory that the I tone uf aincereity and. apprecias Tresent Play sociation members, County School ing per acre. They may- be pur- the swelling seas unable to con- He has more than fifteen -years cemetery. ' beating and torture were admin- lion of the letter. • _member, Soil Improvement ani.j ar,„„es chased through the county agent's tinue rescue operations but listen-' Board in this work and has been with Carter. age -SS,.died at his hos= "seised osssassa_usis.vict _ _Mr. Bernard C. Harvey members. Test Dem- if Offirsti. the -Seat conservation See- ing on sonar devices -for any Association various state and Federal agen- at 803 West Main Street Monday Brownfield, had threatened, Murray Hospital In-February onstration family members. v.ce. the ASC office, County rang- sounds of life in the wrecked, cies in this capacity. The Stou.s at 1:10 p. m. He was on the main- to expose other mem- arrested, er, Wale Roberts or from District Murray. Kentucky tower. will move to Glasgow in the near tenance department at Murray suspected check forgery bers of a Forester Stanford Tillman in Dear Mr Harvey: !lope was stirred Monday when future. Their many friends in High School where he had been I had ring. Mayfield. Four weeks ago today tapping sounds were heard by the Furnishings Murray and Calloway County are For the past- three years. that at . one 3:1 "The Helpmate", a hilarious Home employed The detective said major surgery and spent the fol- destroyer McCaffrey on its sonar invited to visit them' when they of Tennessee, Carter three comedy, will be presented in the Specialist To Speak A native point during the nearly lowing week in your hospital. equipment. A quick reply was are in or *ciund Glasgow. to Murray 25 years ago. n d torture CO Murray State College Auditorium moved hours of .beating a Hospital Many things worked together to tapped inreturn on the NtcCai- Here are; his wife. Mrs. the alleged Murray diere on February 16. by Variety At Meeting Survivors early last Saturday, make my stay as pleasant as pos- frey's' hull, and the exchange of Essie Carter. one son, Joe Bent- assailants used a pair of old sible under the circumstances. Tht 'International Productions of Howe ••••• Census — Adult signals was accompanied by what Carter, Paducah route eight. from the Ion. Texas. Final plans to ;save Murray Debaters on shears to chop the hair Census — Nursery 3 nurses were so nice. so .willing might save been a human voice. ICE Mrs. Frankie blow of then the road show here were com- Miss Kathryn Sebree, Home one sister. top of Brownfield's head and Patients admitted 2 and almost eager to do anything Signals Fed. Show Up Well In Ridgely. Tennessee. one .brother. the spot. pleted recently by Judge Way- Furnishings Specialist from the applied a hot poker to Patients dismissed I might wish. There was a per- The signals faded by mid-after- 0 Winfred Carter of Paris, and three unfolded Ion Rayburn. president of Murray University of Kentucky, will be 'Debate Tournament The bizarre incident Adult Beds 65 sonal touch to their services that noon and only the faint scraping in grandchildren: Linda Joe,' Mickey': Conti- Rotlry Club, who are the spon- in Calloway County, Wednesday, after James Ruske,. 22. of Emergency Beds 17 could only come from interest in of what was thought to be shift- and Ann Marie Carter of Padu- mining town concern for sors. Jan. 18 to train the Calloway Murray High School Debate nental No. 2—a coal Enew Citizens 0 and people. 'ing detnis was heard. cah.. arrested on sus- Friday 8:15 I was nauseated for some days "The play is mhst refreshing County Home Agent on "Choosing Teams wo n honors Saturday, near here—was Patients admitted from "The water is very cold and Mr. Carter was .a member of burglaring a grocery. •. m. after surgery, and I .have never and entertaining" Judge Rayburn New Furniture to Go With The January ' 14, at the Invitational picion of a. m. to Monday 8:30 the air supply—if the men were the Memorial Baptist Church. Dea- Brownfield in the seen such concern 'The dietitian said. "We are looking forward to Debate Tournament in Bowling He implicated James Ralph Jacksos, Route 4; trapped in an air pocket—may IG cons of the church, and Sam Wir told police Brownfield Cherry; sent up whatever she .thought a good local turnout far we know Green. theft and Mrs. Joe Ray, 205 North he gone." Shinn said. "It will las a son, A. C. Heath, and Bruce Crane 4t, the home ,of_ would tempt my appetite and Ilveryone will thoroughly enjoy Orie -hundred twenty debaters could.. be IMO -Billy _Grey Hurt, sirs 905 Olive; a.. miracle- if anyone is. briagght will serve as honorary pallbearer-a. of Uniontown. finally sent %airs that 'if -1- -CiiiiTd -' the show." from twelve schools in Kentucky Robert Sistler. 63. Mrs. Robert Byrd, Route 2; Mrs. up alive." 'th St. •Active pallbearers are: James to Sister's shanty Wil- think of anything I coult eat. sne • Curtain time has been set for and Tennessee registered for the Officers went Pat Coleman, So. 13th Mrs. But a flotilla of Navy. Coast. Blalock. Dub Russell, Paul Ly- and Jack Shaffer, Bent- would fix it. 8 to m. contest which was conducted at and found him liam Don Sargent, Route 6, Guard and rescue craft kept up ms, John Tom Taylor. Maurice present. Brown- Puryear, In every way I isas made '.o the Bowling Green High School 18. of Uniontown, on t' Mackie Gallimore, efforts on an "outside possibility.' "The Helpmate- is a straight. Ryan, Zeta Cartes. Hunter Love, there in bed ".in and feel that I wasnui aril p t•ons and not from 830 a.m. until 4 p.m. field also was Tenn.; Mrs. Howard Nichols The submarine rescue vessell Sun- light comedy about a wife who and !Wien 'Pounds to Smith- just a rmroom r This atti- drew for oppo- bid shape." according baby boy. 704 Olive; Mrs. Joseph equiped with a diving bell. wants to help her husband and The debaters may call at the J. H: the Friends lea. . Nall: 401 West 13th.. Benton: tude speaks well/ or admini- reached the scene Woodsy night the entire city of New York. It nents in each of three rounds ,pf Funeral Home which Churchill "Iinsko, Shaffer and Sister weit. Mrs. Alice Ilutson. Route 2„ Bu- stration as well ./as the personnel. were made to pump air is filled with chuckles and laughs debate. They all spoke on the arransernents Efforts has charge of the questioned about Brownfield's Tenn.; Ilerbert Miller. Pleate acceptSi12 v', compliments and housing where the and it has received good nalional national high school debate sub- chanan, into the tower •ndition and they all give dif- Kirksee: Mrs. William my sincere t nks. A precedent for past performances. es- ject. "Resolved that the United Rotate 2, Men may be trapped.. notices stories about what had Tenn.; Richard . erely that have been Nations should be significantly Loving Endorsed ferent Paackall, Puryear. for hope lay in the Navy report specially in towns Smithley said. Mrs. Al- Anne Wood' thea- strengthened." happened." Lynir Chilton. Hardin: that men had' kept alive for 17 vrieglected by the legitimate By Faculty Club man, Jack Rusk°, 30, Almo; Can Mrs Leonard Wood Murray w a s represented by A fourth bert Tubbs Route. 1, days in an aer buble in 'he hat- -tre. James, also was waIrt- Lee Tra- four affirmative and four nega- brother of trell Jones, Dexter; Ira tle.ship West Virginia sunk at. Variety International Produc The Murray Faculty in .1 regu- questioning and was ex- Kent Huey, tive speakers. The two affirma- ,e4 for vis. Route 3; David Pearl Harbor. tions rehearsed the play for three lar meeting endorsed Otis Loving surrender voluntarily - Train Hits Gas Of pected to New Concord; Timothy Lee John The wedge . shaped radar plat- monttiii ia Houston before it be- tive teams were composed for a second tent as representa- said he was later today. Smithies' On, Route 1, Hardin. Truck; Eight Die form measu,ing 155 feet on each Jerry L. Gray, Sandra Lily. Joe Overby, Judy - came a road- shwa tive in the Legislature. free on bond on a check forgery Patients dismissed from Friday side and several stones high had the known direct• Cooper and Evelyn Williams who resolution was one of better The following count. 8:15 a. m. to Monday 8:30 a. m. MAGNOLIA. miss ami A no watertight compartments that is the di- won all three of their rounds ors in the, southwest approved: James Rusk°. Shaffer and Sis- Master Keith Reding, Orchard streamlined passenger train 'col, could have been citified when rector. "The Helpmate" has a over speakers from Bow-ling "The people oD K ent scky are witbout MISS ter were held in jail He's.; William Covington, 812 East lided with a gasoline truck here toppled. But, the Navy said, it professional actors, some KATHRYN SEBREE Green, Hopkinsville, New. Castle, people and want the cast of a proud bond—pending a fOrther investi- 18th.. Hopkinsville; Mrs. James today exploding •-torrent of flame was possible for air bubbles to have appeared in movies Wrather Cohn and Clarksville. the children of today of whom Old." The Agen•, Mrs best for gation. Bruce, Lynvillea Mrs. Albert and metal that killed eight- per- remain where men could live. television K. to The speakers for the Murray be the seitizens sand on Russell Bar- in turn will give this lesson wham we know to Brownfield w a s coOfined, in Tubbs. Route 5. Benton: Mrs. N sons. Tower Was 'Wobblv-- the producer. ' A. Jan- negative team were Ann Story The club therefore ron is Major Proiect Leaders on of tomorrow. Uniontown Hospital where his A. Pate. .300 South 11th.: Rob . The Illinois Central "City of The tower had been koown zst and Susan Evans who won two the record of Mr. -We would like for .everyone uary 23, 1961. ••• is proud of condition today was listed as Marine, Route I; Mrs. ralli Hest- ;New Orleans" hit a 'standard oil a -ttobbler" since its underpin- 1961, rounds and tied for the third the 1960 Legislature. to make their plans earl' to e- On Thursday. January 19. Lovins and good. er and baby girl. Route 1, Kirk- truck at the Tine depot here, nings were weakened last Sep- lesson with teams from Clarksville, Cohn this Legislature did t tend." Judge Rayburn said. "TN:- Miss Sebree will teach the We feel that sey; Miss Rebecea Wilson, 512 throwing it against boxcars on tember during a powerful bat. rid Bowling Green. The other advancement of edu- comedy is billed as good clean on "Decorating the Bathroom." much for the Whitnetl; Mrs. Gail Coroutte anti another 'rack and a warehouse. tering by Hurricane Donna. The at the negative speakers from Murray our state, .and we fur- Security family type entertainment and from 9:00 to 12:00 a. m. cation in Nationarl baby girl. 311 North 16th.; Mrs. The showering flames set afire nomal complement of some 711 were Phillip Sparks and Marvin the children will promises to be a good evening of Murray City Hall ther feel that Topic lames _Browning and baby boy. the diesel three boxcars, a triia men had been reduced to 14 ra- Long w h o encountered teems by the actions of Is Auxiliary fun" This is your invitation to a'- greatly benefit General Delivery. Calvert City; and' the warehouse, which be- dar specialists and 14 civilian re learn from Harrodsburg, Warren Coun- group of Law Makers. We tend this meeting and this The American Legion Auxil- Miss Mary Oakley, Route 4, Bent longed to Magnolia Building and pairmcn. many of whom were on combining calms, ty and Clarksville with one vic- are also happy to recognize the something iary will meet on Monday, Jan- or Mrs. William Tabers, 303 Supply Co. • fearful of living on the shak- decorating the bath- tory to their credit. citizens of Kentucky for their as well as uary 23 at 7:00 p.m. in the home Woodlawn; Mrs. Eugene Davis, Listed as dead - were: Jimmy ing structure. * Weather Mrs. Wrather said. Clarksville, Tenn., •won the demand for better schools for room. of Mrs. Humphrey Key at 905 Route 1, Almo; Mr. Mackie Gal- Livingston of laleComb, the diesel's "It's getting werrse and wise. trophy for the first place in the Their children. Poplar Street. limore, Puryear, Tenn.; Mrs. Wal- engineer; J. L. Collins of ,Jack. (Conlitfued on Page 4) Report over-all victory and Murray tied The club also endorsed Mr. Roy Legislation and natiorial secur- ter Paschall, Route 3,, Puryear. son. - the diesel's fireman; Morris Cohn of Nashville. Tenn., for the McDonald for Vice-President of 1".UwIlliml Prim I retemathawal Picture, Article Of ity will be the supject of the Tenn.; Mrs.- Paul Overholts, -204 T. Piggott of McComb, the gas second place. the Kentucky Education Associa- evenings prOgram. W. 14th., Benton; Miss Margaret truck driver; Bobby- Gwin of Mag- Baptists To Mayor Ellis Appears The Murray debate team will tion. "We know Mr. ,McDonald Flint Kentucky — Cloudy Mrs. Bryant' McClure and Mrs. Tucker. Route 2. Kirksey; Toy nolia, assistant,' driver: Hans Western be host Thursday at 3 o'clock to to be one of the leading educa- Bible this morning, clearing Bryan Tolley 'will be co-hostesses. Jones, Route 1. Dexter; Mrs. Nor- Johns- a Negro. no address giv- Study arid foggy the first year debaters from tors of the Stale of Irenttickys' by this afternoon, high today near man English and baby girl. Route en, and Charles Hughes, a Negro, A picture and accompanying Tilghman. Parents and visitors Prentice Lassiter president of the The Flint Baptist Church will 'fun(k 50 Partly cloudy and cool to- SHAKY REASONING 6, Winton; James Jackson. Route no address. article on Mayor Holmes Ellis are welcome to attend the de- -club said. have a study on the book of I night, low near 30. Wednesday 4; Has. Otto Swann, 1710 Ryan; The two Negroes were unload- appeared in the January issue of bates. at the church with cloudy with little tempera- MONTPELIER. Vt. — The Mrs. joseph Nall, 1401 W. 13tn., ing feed from the burned boxcars Corinthians partly the Woodmen of the World mag- The team has been invited to NOW YOU KNOW president of the change. State Library was established by Benton. when the explosion occurred. An- Bro. Markham, *tire azine. The article related the participate in the New Castle nilea ram* 1010000110W Institute of May- • the legislature in 1825 to other Negro loader reported miss- Baptist Bible recent election of Mayor Ellis to Invitational Tournament February The postal zone system was teacher. Temperatures at 5 a. m. CST.: charge of various books accumu- SQUAD -TO MEET ing and presumed deackwas Pren- field, as the the presidency of the Burley 'and 4, and the Paducah Tilghman created by former Pittsburgh study meetings will Covington 31. Louisville 36, Pa- titled by state departments. But The Murray Rescue Squad will tiss Jackson, no, addres.a. - Each of the Leaf Tobacco Export Asso- Tournament February 18, Mrs. Postmaser Stephen Bodkin and m_ on January yfield ducah (34, Bowling Green 39 and Dark until 1854 that money meet tonight at the city hall at The patrol said there were two begin at 6:30 p. is the debate coach was used successfully in his diss it was not I. Lexington 35. • ciation on Nashville, Tennessee. W. Z. Carter for the pur- o'clock. All memberK of the unidentified bodies, one of wIlich 18, 19 25. 6, and February and she has 16 trict before it was adopted nos' was made available 730 EVansville, led. 34. It also listed some of the other at Murray High be present. was believed to be Jackscfn. The publiC is invited to attend. , • teams. Oct. 1, 1943. these of boOks for the library. squad are asked to Huntington, W. 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T1MIF TO Answer To Ohio State's All Champlain College Dean Walter SEE A Iowa May Have colleges Nardelli says, "Junior THE LEDGER & TIMES Will increase in number tremen- SHOW! in the next 10 years." tie 0011PARY. ?est Big en Title dously Alaska," TTMEll Ptfilt-fitt19181 n Battle VARSITY: "North To PWOILNIPMT6 by 1.8134111fat merican Lucas is a need for junior Timms. awl The said "there et gee Murray Ladger, The Calloway 120 mins., starts at: 1:00, Nam colleges to train mechanics and feat, 311, ISA and lie Willi /4/1/1611CiLiaa. .1•11111111. gained their first 131g 10 victories, 1.°1-rllese44.a Ocesber by tacited rm. isi.rwilisaso 2U points. personnel." 3:38, 6:20, and 9:00. the Gophers defeatang Northwest- middle management Don Nelson may be Iowa's an- Doug Moe and VorksLarese, the I ern. 66-54, and the Spartans WELLIAMS, PUDLIEZEISE swer to Ohio State's All-Amens-a two -Yankee" scoring leaders for IAMB C. whipping , 81-60. Jerry Lucas in the battle to net North 'Carolina, led the Tarheels Advertising. Letters is Ste Witt, the tight is reject aro Conference basket- their fotrth straight Atlantic' fire reserve egNaies. age asil kw Noe bed the Big Ten to Elsewhere, Len Chappell scored Valois Areas which, is sew win. ir Tebbe ball championship. Coast Conference 33 points as Wake Forest toppled at sow reader& bilearset Nelson gave conference leader won Moe was especially devastating Clemson, 86-65; Oklahoma DRUa CO. WALLACE wrniza CO. straight leagt.e SCOTT NATIONAL liaK3.124TATnnis Iowa its fourth sank 12 its first Big Eight game by down- Park Ave.. Nam Twig 1111 he from the foul line as he lisevag, Ilaelphie, Tenn_ ISO victory Monday .night when ing Colorado, 56-47, Murray State Bolyince Scs, Boston. of 13- free throws. The Brooklyn SO scored 26 points ifi leading the rempecrover -East Tennessee, 92- PUB 1-11047 as bombardier paced both-teams lit %roe 411111.111111 blurrev, Kenteekr. ikag transatteNset fourth-ranked Hawkeyes to a 78- 64; handed Vanderbilt Illagased at the Peet OM-a scoring with 26 points. Larese Mississippi Second slams Matter 71 triumph over Illinois. its second straight setback, 74-72 tallied 17. Paul Je_lti...s_n_e_t_ted_ 13 par week )110, pet and Mississippi State edged Geor- RATES: By Carrier W Murray The top-ranked 13uciteyes of for a Maryland high. IlleintecRIPTIoN cuss:ales, par pear. $1.5k. eise-_ ca. Tech, .02-01, in oyeqiine. swath 144 Oatliewep •sad gillbotrtin4 Ohio State. carrying an unbegIen Conference standings were al- triode. plc string of 12 games this season, tered in the Southtvest, Big Eight are idle until Saturday when they I DAY — \VARY IT,' and Southern loops. It resume conference play against for Minnesota. The Bucks are 2 Defending champion Texas mov- Ten stand- 2 in' the current Big ed into the SWC lead as Al Ten Years Ago Today ings. Alrnanza scored 23 points in an Murray Tobacco Market 81-76 victory over Texas A&M. Ledger & Times File Sixth - ranked North Carolina The Aggies' Carroll Broussard, defeated Maryland. 58-52, in the Geof- however, came off with game is' still c.Iiised, ace-lording -to the KIllE0 STEPMOIRIE — only other game involving top Highway. 6-8 al t*.aitrz 18, looks honors by tallying 37 points. Water is still liver the high- frey P. Aldnch. rated teams. State Highway Ilepartmetit. in custody of . • - calm enough Lose Big 8 Load Leading Again ! ‘vay ‘t est of Cadiz. N.Y., police after be- which has lost only to • tlie -Buick con- Troy. towa, Oklahoma State knocked Kan- Ilii:ralil recetillt attended. arrested in the fatal stab- Louis in 13 games this season, • Houston, trig St. sas out of the Big Eight lead with fatuous Shamrock Hotel iti his stepmother, Mrs. a slight 36-35 vention heti at the bing of allowed Illinois a 54-49 triumph, leaving fifth- of the tliibliti Buick Com- Aldrich, 39, in the lead. But the deficit Texas. as the representative Hazel intermission ranked Kansas State the only Congregational Church par- short standing as the pany of Murray. was of team with a perfect conference NI urray Route One. ‘1.is paid SC sonage in Rutland. VL The Hawkeyes grabbed a 12-point lead J. M. Venable. argu- record. Nlayt old last %t eek. -stabbing followed an in the second half. tor two liaskek of burley iii ouuld iii his area had brought ment over whether ha Nelson Sparks 'Drive Jerry Smith poured in 28 points OPENING DAY - - - - to that time only one basket Rev. Gordon M. HERE IS THE RECORD FOR go out. The Nelson, sparked the drive by in Furman's 92-84 victory against tip price. of the church, the per Aldrich. pastor his 25 points during Citadel to yank the BuItctogs out tyr 'us hick hail a fifty lad. scoring 19 of Pounds $169,515.70 - Average '43.27! - Murray Vt-fl'i 4/11P and his wife adopted the three-way tie for the South- 391,782 Brought population in the past decade -.is ORO- the last 20 minutes. Ron Zagar of a cent increase in than adequate aide ern Conference lead with WIest Ilureau_o_f Census today was a more , e#444-4 tey th.• 18 for -- the game. Jerry Virginia and Virginia Tech. YEAR!! ts)Vify at the In/me UNUSUAL AID with THIS IS $4.17 HIGHER THAN LAST Elm: EitWarrt Thomp.on insseke Illini with Minnesota and Michigan State T dt.-aeased is sur- Colangelo paced tne of his -on., Ertic-t MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UM — Mrs. vivcii i lull children. L. M. Armstrong said she saw * - an Amencan Red Cross volunteer M a.d a majorette during parade urray State Racks Up Third here in Most unusual way. . - fur 0V C --775 w• h I. I 'She Said the 'inajorette'ss. SINCE 147-11E MURRAY MARKET HAS AVERAGED -ST trimming had been torn off her Win RomOver East LO paused - -Wh—en' -- -the. banra -- A YEAR DUE TO. skirt.- THOUSANDS OF LIVES I briefly in [root of the reviewing BRAKES!! - ' broke away fast hit for 14. Greene 13, and Bale $1.68 HIGHER THAN THE OTHER MARKET! FAULTY '7-fan& Mrs. Armstrong . said the Murray State Auto the 12. at I - • .ir a FREE woman in a Red Cross uniform in the second half to trample a- Murray tangles with high- Iltoek. anal %%Ls- iii :IN' there I quickly stepped • forward and East Tennessee Buccaneers 92-64 ranking Memphis State at Mem- - mended the pretty girl's skirt in the Sports Arena here last third phis Friday night. - * -92.95 with pins. night. It was the Racers' BRAKE RELINING SPECIAL..:. OVC win against two losses. Murray (924- Then Greene 13. Smikoski 2, Maho- KEEPING OUT NOISE All - American candidate Wil- where FENTON 'FIRESTONE - Chilton 'poured in 20. points in ney 4. West, 6, Peterson 2, Sell your tobacco on the Murray Tobacco Market 14, Herndon 8. Bale 12, sOCTHBRIDGE. Mass_ •LTI) — the firstsehalf in leading the Buc- kins 20, Masters 3. A new plastic anti-noise ear plug caneers td a 37-37 halftime score °Riordan experienced tobacco men are working FOR YOU! 1641 for military, and commercial a- Murray broke on top 7-2 an East Tennessee 7, McQuery 3, Phillips ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE iauon purposgs has been devet. the opening minutes ol the con- Crumley • WATCH FOR THE 1, Taylor 41. liarldeit 4, sped oy American Optical Co.- test atit saw, the Tennesseeans 9, Coulter *PLENTY OF ROOM * FAST UNLOADING The desire is about three- slowly fight back to knot the Chilton 34. lourths of an inch long and count with less than Lye minutes * EXPERIENCED MEN GRAND OPENING small, Burs swept into a * 000D LIGHTING 0171e5 in three silts to play. The medium and, large While the de- 35-32 advantage but Murray _ straight to Si. . bee sharply reduces indt.strrat crielted "Tor five noises, it still permits the wear- the score as the half ended. - * - CORVETTE LANES, Inc. er to hear conversation. Coach Cal Luther's Thorough- breds -fired in 12 consecutive TO APPEAR FRIDAY. JAN. 20th, IN THE WHICH WAY? points at the outset bf the second LONDON 1;e5i — "Distance no half East Tennessee went score- HIGHEST PRICES LEDGER & TIMES Were' is the sign oLtside a local less for five minutes. -or-lc:arse sffice With a 'comfortable margin in and. the Racers sped undaunted to 'victory. Floor game with s Floor Farris' Chilton finished the Doran more than half of his team's points hitting for 34 • markers. Mike O'Riordan led the way for Planters' Floor Ten 20. Harold Wilkins Floor Which of the Mizray with Grower's DEVELOP FIRER • N9T DEAD — Plailibert . . ST. PAUL, Minn. Mn. Sell Your Tobacco on the Murray Market is best Luyeye, Congo President Jo- Compacts nesota Mining and Manufacturing seph Kasavulau's secretary, Co. has developed a fiber which The Difference!! displays some patches in Where You Can Bank retains its flexibility and part Leopoldville as he uncon- of its strength after exposure to firms ths report of his death An intense heat. Murray, Kentucky illutrated comparison of at hands of pro-Lumumba new fiber. available as a The, rotighhousers. for You? fabric, will hot char or melt. Its possible uses include 'tire-protec live -curtains and lining for the motor rompertenents- of - Whichever size you go for, you'll go betterina READ THE BOOK CAN W.E'YOU GEORGETOWN Mt --, 1,I,,yd Some people like full-size . Others prefer compacts. Torsion-bar front suspension. And a new device called THAT "Thompson. 62 Scott County. was Either way, its OK by us-We make both. Our standard-size an alternator generator that charges at idle, makes a $532* in "••erious" condition todse—ifith is the It it priced model for model with battery last far longer than usual There are 23 Dart models UP TO two bullet wousiss .suffered A att., Sunday when he was _shot twit, Ford and Chevrolet. However, Dart has features its major with Economy Slant Sit or one of five V8 engines. Try the Your Studebaker (kaki has a With a Z2 caliber rifle by his competitors can't match: A unitized, rust-proofed body. full-size Dodge Dart at your dependable Dodge Dealer. farmer Thurman l'aider- cops: for sou. C:ontains the. tenant ' free wood, also 42, was jailed here spec ill( comparisons— on charges of malicious shooting 'The t_ati %Chu% ail other 1 and wernsling ' compacts. Test-this c 1.ark. vair-(p- Chevrolet) as Price it ... Lark is pri ed ford arid Dodge ocelot with S532 below other mut h as sodel for priced compac ts! ' Doti!, !1f AP Tune in sour Studebaker Dealers' nes; TV coined, hit. `Nfister Ed.- starring %Ian Voting (Thurs..-7-7:30 PM. NBL-TV. t••••— Channel 4) • Hors dc the; r;issny Ifot ft up feature Our feaftwe Does a4or one mak hive the edge in ciornturt der r %milky,economy? rSamit S mufti sisr:"."

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• PAGE THREE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY 7, 196141 411:E.SDAY — JANUARY 17, 1ft6 1-17 .1 VE GOTTA LUC( WON'T TELL ME Lth-LERE 514E 6000 FIND THAT BURIED IT 50 NE GOTTA DIG L/Crd I TO BLANKET,CHARUE 'TIL I FIND IT! IA BROUN DWI To Alaska," .e.i..-.•••••s-,... As at: 1:00, . „or' uf ,..... age 21 through 30, 5-9i" tall nights. .119e without shoes, weight at least HELP WANTED_I r FOR SALE AN INVINCIBLE GREY STEEL 150 pounds and in proportion to office desk. Executive style. Ex- height, of good moral character, BARGAINS EVERYDAY at Wig- only in choir, and thofie who MECHANIC WANTED - Exper- cellent condition. Used the Church excellent physical condition, and where you buy 3-4725. )19c flowers. gins Furniture, home. $95.00. Call PL 3-2234. Call PL CARD OF THANKS donated food and ienced General Motors mechanic able to pass a series of writtes 'or less and bank the rest. 2) 118P I FOR Carpen- wanted. Good pay, pleasant work- examinations. Apply at nearest of Murray, Benton FOR RENT NICE WORKSHOP We wish to thank the follow- Each of these signs of sympathy miles North work. Post or Ex- ter, storage or upholstery the death of our loved one ing conditions. Paid vacation, Kentucky State Police Road. Phone PL 3-4566. tfc 1957 RENAULT DAUPHINE. ing in the loss of our loved one: made miles per M DOWNSTAIRS Size 20x33 ft. Located between easier to accept. other desirable benefits. Send full write Kentucky State Police. cellent shape - 35 THREE R 00 Dr. James Hamilton, the hospital much PL 3- For adults 12th and 13th streets. Call PL 3- Maude Thomas Family details to Box 32-K, Murray, Bask or write. _Kelni4t1t_Y. Slat CHAMPION, gallon., _Call Ben Hester, furnished apartment. _the_ Mav cruirehill Kqeral The 1957 STUDEBAKER j19p or PLaza 1735 or see at 1206 W. Main. - ltp Kentucky. J-17-C Police, t'rankfort, Kentucky. )17e Miles. 6 5481. • only. Call Plaza 3-4552 T. G. Shelton and 2-door with 35,000 ltp ji9p Home, Bro, shift, excellent 3-2281. cylinder, straight NEW THREE BEDROOM RED I driving. $795.00. NOTICE for economical home. See James Billington "MOTEL brick NOWA -WITH else,.1 Contact Howard Brandon, Braila 14903 tot InTOrIna- I- BEDROOM- MANAGERS -- or call PLaza 11th Street. NEEDED BALDWIN PIANOS - ORGANS. don Brothers Used Cars. Call j23c tric heat on South ROOIVI.-.. Exclusive dealer in West Ken- PL 3-4383. j17c BETTER women, couples urgent- space! Men, tucky. Feezle Piano Sales, 522 Bigger, easy to enter,...more headroom, more stretch•out ly needed. High earnings. High Broadway, Paducah, Kentucky. used only 1 School education not nuces- 21' DEEP FREF2F jaluaryl9e of food goes sary. Short, inexpensive course. year. 1,2 freezer with it. See Hatton Lovins, East BETTER RIDE.-.-; Spare time training. Free book- Sales-Ser- SL.WING MACHINES. PLaza 3-1435. the bumps! let. Chestnut. Pion -Triangle Stability straightens the curves and smooths vice-rentals. Fabrics and notioni. J-18-p- Twin WRITE Singer Sewing Mar'iine Shop, 1208 MILLER INSTITUTE West Main, PLarai 3-5323, Mur- BULLS WANT HOME - next 30 occupation ONE! Giv.ng address, ray. J-17-C days - 1 to 5 years old. Purebred. BETTER DRIVE and telephone number. II price. For appointment, write FAMOUS BRAND Shoes Box 32A Murray, Ky. LADIES Cook Hereford Farms, Lynville, Let the new Oldsmobile speak for itself,,test the best! New Shipment each week. Sale J - I 7-C Kentucky. days Thursday, Friday ,and Sat- ot Murray urday, in basement NICE 2 BEDROOM HOUSE on I So. 4th Street. J-30-c LclisFoRve 406 util- DENTAL ASSISTANTS Hatchery South Seventh Street, garage gas heat and aluminum sid- NEEDED SPECIAL ATTRACTION. Jimmy ity, ing, 41.2 per cent loan, owner ways! 0, • We train women, ages 18- Lewis' Band and vocalist from ...different in so many better will transfer. Payments 47.26 per 59, as Dental Assistants. Full Memphis, Tennessee. Where? t;•••••• $1250 down, no closing •••: or spare-time training. High Triple Club. When? January 18th. month 27! - costs, only $15 transfer fee. Rob- School Education not neces- Don't miss it. J-18-P erts Realty, 505 Main, phone 3- sary. 1651, Hoyt Roberts, PL 3-3924 or Enroll now for short, inex- Business Opportunities. Jimmy Rickman, PL 3-6344. J-18-C pensive course. I eniployment serv.ce,' 261 ACRE FREE "OPPORTUNTrY-TO EARN Over 'NELL , LOCATED Earnings. house, 5,1848.00 High $125 weekly. Need 2 married men farm, modern full information, without soil bank. For with ear and good feferences. payment from BRICK HOUSE • obligation. Only ambitious men with desire 5 APARTMEN'll. SCHOOLS OF square rent now pay- for advancement need apply. $81) near court DENTAL NURSING 10,, on the investment. weekly guarantee to start.. Write ing over address. occupation. MILLER Real Estate Giving Fuller Brush Co., 422 Columbus CLAUDE L. ' telephone number. Phones PL3-5064, age. Ave., Paducah, Ky.. 'Phone 443- and Insurance, Murray, Ky. jl9c Box 32A " • j20c PL 3-3059. • J-17 C 2777 BY OWNER. 1960 CHEVROLET MU mer•01111Por' Wanted fleetside pickup ,truck. Phone STATE TRCZT;ER- .119c is hoisted KENTUCKY 9-2161 or see Clyde Johnson. 'FLOAT'-A Navy PT boat :or pogtions as INAUGURAL PARADE job ; Career openings Tele- waters, Washington, for a paint 4411141(- Benefits LADIES WITH PRIVATE DINETTI-ta- from Anacoatla River Kentucky State Trooper. sur- WROUGHT IRON inaugural parade. President-elect 55, phone lines to' do telephone top, in preparation for the retirement at age ble, six chairs, tan formica patrol torpedo boats in the _ Include from their home. $1.00 Kennedy commanded one of the and all equipment vey work table. Good condition. crew will ride in merit system Write to leaf with World War IL and some of his • kere Kentucky per hour plus bonus. PLaza 3-5154 Pacific in furnished. Must be PLaza 3-2796 days, craft in the inaugural parade. Box 324, Murray, Ky. )23c the dolly-borne J! resident, high school graduate • • A Stirring Western Suspense gOvel FARRELL Iliac:II/CLIFF&lag Tiatana 01114••": by by Clar Farrell; diottibuted LOST LeanIMO Tho Co; Copyr.fht OLDSM0111,1 DUALITY DEALER! publi•,....1 by & HI TOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED 1.14 &PM THOUSANDS OF LIVES A YEAR DUE TO either of the brothers. At that BRAKES:: NAPRR D O'Hara House. Hester arriied FAULTY WHAT WM she :ouroeu, it even Auto lisrh•i,ddi• ..duration in the with the spring wagon and Lisa ..istr.nce, in at Fenton Firestone for a FREE Lisa ft tad), sure Stop 19th rettury .11110.1r. .0 on into li-ster could have been as a- m ii, limat waste i round herself being lifted Safety Cheek, Hod while you are (here arnona ariaPyriste which of her sons it might nave Of much value to her the,net oat..the vehicle by Abet their HALE MOTOR SALES :Mut fortune &Or, - hour J.T. ems died ertth she sat in the turned reai ist y ley Afterward, L.i.s • ti.,,ustite . memory was the SPECIAL .._ $12.95 Murray, Ky. and hopefully to Frmit 0 Harm the Llarbeee thick-walled strong But in Lisa's BRAKE RELINING St. Team eattleman whose urripoiame all that ,,ceo of Hesters own ww.ds_ 1406 West Main • to reet during I hold at Monte Vista and AND RADIO- pron.'s., 01 mart-tare 0.ures TOURNAMENT" • SUNDAY, JAN. 22 • Ale-Tif lot' nhomrtehrsa,f:ie iued toarkiende hnopened was suddenly . Abel nao the naro FIRESTONE TiiNz IN THE "SING CROSSE GM? wrotl had FENTON She submersed net cleat in ner mind. •put on his shoulders. TO.Na, with the . vividly film. and went to "Do you want to ot marryina elm Her iong Abel was Ltanding in the Abel spolie. ^ 'by Al Capp • intention ! tourney took het to T,„:1 dlianid•ted leaning against the tell us about it he cat '117- background, never-finished home said. But there Inn with flames lipreading rapidly frame ot a4doorway. She gazed -yes.- Lisa the house. . .. in net mind throughout at the checked gingham shirt !were reservations 11 anger began as she began to relate the tind- - CAI NTT-GASP! STOP THIS YO'GOT MINUTES 8 that ha wore. An ONCE THE *GOOOT-NIGH CHAPTER Frank O'Hara in the Er AI--I DON'T DELIVER LEFT MAMMY,DEAR— on, to hammer at her. And revul- ling of WIND-UP ONCE ITS STARTED!! S THE F"-tE roared She did not tell IRENE-PONO-I IS STARTED, IRENE" darkening frown pinched burring house. •J *GOODNIGHT SHE'S -GuLP.F.F- to Frank , alon. A AN' NO 1400M I N BEAN KIN BUT A Lis -i retreated She knew Abel that she believed tie was IS ON ONE WAY TO MAT his at his lean features. IN 15 MINUTES— c P.' O'Hara's body. She lifted Nor did she SURVIVE MORErN 15 GITTIN'AWAY he had seen the accusation id ;the guilty one. IT, AND THAT IS-. rir weight by the shoulders and rider she had seen. IT'LL BE °GOOD- IT?! her face. She turned away from !mention tie MINUTES OF • backed, dragging him, through Hester to place 1041KIHT MAk11.1`fr ntm. i She left it to 111.• the main room and across the She was certain Another man was in the , ram on guard. entry and down the walk to a ;ust that. room. The resemblance to Abel Hester would do distance. Safe Lisa who he was. Ile could • • • • among the ,told Flame appeared, than Matthew, the front be no other O'HARA'S 'uneral make above the classic whom Fleeter FRANK youngei brother, following of O'Hara House. Terror gripped dreamy was to be held the had described as the be Lisa. Gathering her skirts she afternoon. The burial was to one. of began running down the wagon within .sight of the ashes In height the brothers were In the direction Hester O'Hara House In a plot of 1 trail about equal. Physically, Abel had driven. She burst ground that held the graves of Barbee had the advantage, being broad- A • parents and two brothers Into screaming. Of Matthew was hls arose aid rap ahead, other kinsman. -• - She fell, young, lithe and with fine and the pitiless.slim, spent the night In Ian struggling against in 7.vhich burned a Lisa land. dark eyes quarters with distances of this lonely wan something Ysidro, finding ;meet fire. There ••• A6 11•0 ••••• House was couple who managed Back of her. O'Hara inner flame in an elderly • •••••• Om* Sr** looked of that same station. Hester shrouded in flame. She difference. the stagecoach Abel. But with a h ,nt• by Ernie BushmIller brick. OnlY the pillars were dis• iiarbe• had offered the ' Abel's gaze was °emending. Hira. and theee seemed [nifty of Moroe.Viate brit, en tinguishable, iwoirld tolerate no evasion or distorted and leaning crazily. Lisa refused, did not maim, I subterfuge. In Matthew. she She kept running. From a rise had Mean Jones drive HOW ABOUT 'sensed, was a forebearance of Lisa WHAT'S A sighted the Bar B herd to O'Hara House very she the frailty of human nature. her back away In the big meadow. A morning, so early GOOD NAME NIKITA "?- far Late Abel, the younger broth- early the next appeared from the brush I arrived short- rider garb bore the dust of hard in fact that they FOR MY NEW and came up at a gallop. er's sunup She was sur- • nearby Saddle work. ly after with lank agility. a that Abel and FOOCH lie alighted And, like Abel, he wore prised to _find along with the distinctive Barbee, along with That., shirt ot the distinctive blue and Matthew shirt of blue and white had stood all-night gingham white pattern!. Paul Drexel, check that he wore, identified vigil over Frank O'Hara's bier. Lisa sat staring incredulously him. The only ones. brother to brother air this screamed again -shrilly., from a sheet She drove home. She saw The body lay beneath folding up in the Oast fact She fainted, in Abel, saw in a small house which evident- feet. the frown deepen dust at Abel Barhee's he ly had been the home of some a'mighty! puzzlement in htm as though He said, "Lord foreman or elerk in the did not understand. Matthew, Married Don't .take- on like that!" days of Triangle 0. gybe stood with a hoot on a prosperous He drew his pistol and fired was the not move or change which, Lisa learned, In the ale In the chair, did 11, three shots her in- brand the O'Hara' had used. On the herd l exprr.s.sion as fie endured distance riders with knoll. smoke rose thinly and lipection. the had already sighted the fire debria of the Hester spoke in a murmur in from the charred were coming at a gallop. Lisa's ear, "1 inade both of mansion. bay Raeburn Buren Abel bent and lifted Lisa from , shirts for my boys a few It was Paul Drexel who came Mist Into his arms Fie look- them AIME AN' SLAT'S the I bought ten yards to assist her from the WHY? COULD BE SHE'S - and murmured, weeks ago. hurrying LET ME SEE --THE KID LOVES NOW ed down at her Al her down, his TREETOP- MARRIED', one, of cloth at Al Halley:a stera wagon. He lifted YOU THAT, Now DON'T BLOW A GASKET, "A int you the purl), her YOU- SHE'S TOLD SOME- had a whole bolt of that ging- hands gripping hard on NO-IN SPITE Of TO COULD BE SHE'S ENGAGED TO though!" I AND YOU CAN'T BUT WHEN IT COMES stock. It coffin be pos. arms. He held her thus, far BODY BACK HOME, OR - EVEN revived She looked tip ham in DOPE OUT WHAT MY SCIENTIF/C. SERIOUS STUFF - SHE Lima I other mothers or than Was necessary, her /NARRIED TREETOP, from him, "Put ms sible that longer SIMONE'S BACK- CLAMS UP- MAYBE and recoiled for their men touching the ground, wives made shirts toes barely •SECRET" IS? GROUND. 1 e.• TAKE IT EASY; down" she breathed. I of cloth." with a bold prom- he de- from that same piece gazing at her • "What happened?" his blue • i In Hester was • fierce,- ma- ise and a challenge in manded. ternal protectiveness that eyes. didn't know! She , As If he amounted to a challenge. (Asa "You're a feather," he said. him with fear.- Other stared at realized that Hester also most "No! A cloud. With pretty red arrived. To them she riders have seen that rider who had hair." . "It's Frank O'Hara! babbled, vanished Into the brush, fleeing "I won't float away, I prom- dead. Murdered. He died murder _ Hee from the, scene of the ise you," Lisa said. "Now Of at me. So sad! So sad!" looking of Frank O'Hara. you'll just put me down." kept repeating it She I She was sure that Matthew's He laughed and released her, atop talking. Abel She couldn't •. matter of coinci- his hands slide sloivly It!" he com- garb was no letting shook her. "Quit to it She swung dence. Hester had seen down her arms. • manded. warming 54, that he had donned the checked away from him, color her on her-fret. I of t b u- For,,• • ____EW.placed shirt before appearing In her her. She saw that Abel Barbee her until he was eel-- stealying presence. _ was observing this,.a cynicism not colla se thin she would glimpsed in his dark eyes. .er tow rd • The elder she had • again. Men rode away Be Continued Tomorrow. --r could of course, Nava been (To .Ky. AttAiata NYaketetwit-- — - • immmadwediewwwws sr.--ter

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He is one of the missing, saying they were due to leave the the fabulous story of film pioneer Miss Lillian Tate via's' Charge just- hope—it until next ino11114.--- D. W. G—rlifith. The mem lesson on -The Care of the program. Others taking get borne to see you and the kids It was smartly afterward that of Houseplants" was given by part were Mrs. Rex Alexander again," he said in his last letter, the supply ship lost the tower on Knight, motion • picture critic Mrs. W. A. Ladd. ,Mrs. Clifton and Mrs. ,Milton Jones. which Mrs. Green received Mon- its radar screen. For hours no for the Saturday" Review, cur- . Roberts -gave the landscaping. -Mrs. Joe Miller The Chairman of the circle,. COY. One could belive that the mas- rently is teaching a course in the Mrs. James Boone, presided at The Air Force ordered an in- sive steel structure, built to with- history of motion pictures at the • Social Calendar .Southern _Califor- Presides...41-4feet— - - -- - vestigation into the tower eol,-litaincl the iwaveat Seas. University of.. devotion followed by prayer by Of The Flint Mrs. Hewitt and Mrs. Billy lapse. - disappeared into the sea. nia. Mrs. Rozella Oatland. Mrs. Hoyt WMS Furgerson, hostesses, served re- A congressional investigation Tuesday. January 17th p.m. The Woman's Missionary of Dtsr,. X- SAL _to the ....approYimately will,. be ,ittage. tato .4 loss of the !.4r(r aPetealcied over the, -'"--Mrs.5 .gashol-..tiowiland--Wailaeo - -the ?stint Baptist- Ctrirreb 'Met- af- freshments ness session. Mrs. R. L. 28 pertens present. Tower by the Swart. Prepared- Cooper'( will be honored at a tea at the. The Christian Women's Fellow- the church on Thursday even- led the recreational period. I hoe* of Mrs. Yandal Wratherl ship of the First Christian Ctn.:- • • • ness subcommittee. Chaiwan John ing with Mrs. Joe Miller, presi- C. Members present were Mesdam- from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. ch will meet at the church at Stennis. D-Miss.. said parti- dent, presiding at the business Methodist Circle cular LOST • • • • emphasis will be ',laid on es Hoyt McClure, Gussie Geu•rin, • 9:30 a.m. Meeting. allegations concerning the Rozella Outland, W. A. Ladd,. • • • • Mrs. has Regular Meet weak- THOUSANDS OF LIVES A YEAR DUE TO The Music Department of the Miller Hopkins, prayer ness of the s'ructure. Clifton Roberts. tUd_erdiee,: The Woman's Missionary So- FAULTY BRAKES!! Woman's .Club will meet chairman, gave the call to prayer At Jeffrey Home To Be Removed Monday Stop James Parker. James . Wither-. Murray ciety of the ,-.First Baptist Church following group singing of in' at Fenton Firestone for a FEAKE .11110 at the club house. at 7:30 p.m. the The one body recovered was spoon, and R. L. Cooper. • will meet at the church at 2:30 song, "Love Lifted Me." Mrs. Robert Glin Jeffrey open- Safely Cheek, nod while you are there ask a- • • • • that of M-Sgt. Troy F. Williams, The February ,meeting Will be • p. m. The Lottie Moon Circle, The theme of the program was ed- her home on South *15th bout their the title II of the WSCS of the 33, of Lake City, Fla., found held_ in home of Mrs. May- teal give the program on "May Know Our Saviour's Love'' Street for the meeting of Circle Methodist Church will meet! floating ,in a lifejacket 16 miles BRAKE RELINING SPECIAL __ $12.95 nard Ragsdale. :All members are First dians In Southwest May Know concerning the Indians of the III of the. WSCS of the First Mrs. George from the site of the tower. urged to attend and visitors "are inthe home of Our Savior's Love." - Southwest. Mrs. Junior Bailey Methodist Church held on Wed- Olive Street, at 2:30 Ironically, the 28 men were to FENTON FIRESTONE invited. Smith, 1308 was in charge of the program. nesday at 7:30 p.m. • be removed at daylight Monday Circle 1 of the WSCS of the Those taking part were Mrs. Presenting the program was Adve-tsement First Methodist Church will meet Charles Miller, Mrs Joe D. Hop- Mrs J. B. Wilson who is general in the home of Mts. Gingles kins, Mrs. Paul Hopkins, Mrs. president of the WSCS. She dis- NATuRAL HEALTH ONLY ‘,,,lt.str..;. Ojleivsseie Street. at Joe Miller, .Mrs. Odell Colson, cussed the theme, "Looking back- and 2: 343MMrs. Bobn Mrs. Macon Rickman, and Mrs. ward, Thinking Forward." • Gatlin will be co-hostesses. Mrs. Amos Burks, Mrs. John Sammons, chairman WE'RE ACTUALLY GIVING AWAY Joe Baker will have charge of Mrs, Ball Miller led the clos- of the Aircle, presided at the OUR STOCK! the program. ing prayer. meeting.-v FROM WITHIN ' •• • • • • • • The hostesses. Mrs. Jeffrey and %fumy Assembly No. 19 Order Toastmistress Mrs. Sammons. , served refresh- For Each Dress, Coat, Suit or Dyed-to By Dr, Ernest H. Oakley of -the Rainbow For Girls will ments to the nine persons pre- -Match Sweater an ip-rtallation of officers Club sent including one new member, The human body. like Pandova's this phenomena remains a seCret have Meets; Mrs. and Skirt Set you at the meeting at the Masonic Mrs. Gillard Ross. select at the regular price, we will give box, has its own way of dealing and, probably, always will, remain Hart • • • • Hall at 7-00 Council Head with the curious..This, perhaps. a secret. Those who would probe': The Murray Wednesday, January. 18 Toastnustress Club you another garment of equal value . . . . is the best explanation of the for the answer only succeed in met Monday night at 7:30 in the OPEN HOUSE ior rarrs reason why, after turning loose greater ills tha'h Triangle Inn and began its Club will meet at the home of trial thousands of years those they set out to cure: speech contest in preparation , LONDON — A .solf-serv- Mrs. Jim Hart at 10:00.3. m. for of s Sty d y , man A. healthy body, blessed with • • • • an elimination contest in March. Ice store exhibited this sign fol- _ knows. _no_ more lux z_m a 1 functions including -a5 ----vie-J. pi. .WilliamChaptor of The winner -ot the -finals- wilt re- lowing an accident in which ABSOLUTELY FREE functioning spine, can- about the hurnar. properly the UDC will, have a potluck present the cruti at the Council bus crashed Into it: "The first body, and why it not know * disease. , For distil*, No 3 - contest in Paducah drive-in self-service shop." luncheon at 1:00 p.m. in the in In It works, than dm regardleak'of the fancy name at- April. Last year's other words, we're actually giving away one-half home of Mrs. Ray Kern. winner of the the experts in the tached to it, is the coriaition-that • • • • contest in the Council was Mrs. days of ancient results from too much, or too George Hart who of our Thursday. January 19th won third place in Greece. little. function. • The Tr' Sigma Alumni will the Southeast Region in Nor- is no stronger folk. Va. According to my- Just as a chain meet at the home of Mrs Char- thology, Zeus made than its weakeet. Oat, a body is Mrs. Hari who was elected pre ENTIRE FALL AND WINTER STOCK les Clark at 7:30 p.m. The col- • - III.: • IL sident Pandora, the first 15'• IL °sa"d only as normal as its spine. This lege chapter will give a book of the Murray Club woman, to spine can disrupt December, resigned John Wayne torment man because is because the review. her ofItce Prometheus function of every organ of Monday night. "NORTH TO ALASKA" had stolen lire from the • • • • of fine Mrs. David Color merchandise - created by the country's leading heaven.' She was given a box the body, if there is the slightest The Calloway County Home- Sawyer. Paducah nerve in- because of illness containing al. tne l'as of the misalignment to cause makers Club will have a special resigned the presidency of designers in exquisite fabrics. world, and forbade to open it. terference. interest lesson on "Decorating the Council No 3. Mrs. Hart was elevated to But curiossty, got the better of If you can grasp that health Bathroom," at the City Hall from that place, Pandora. She pried it open and comes only from within, you from the vice-president's office. WED, & THURS. 9.00 a.m. te' 12 nocitt- . the motion picture The wisdom of smart.shopping the ulis spread to corners of 1 wit poese.ss the greatest secret of •. • • Mrs. Rogelle Outland was nam- • is getting the will be able to ed to fill the unexpired DEDICATED TO the earth. all. And you Monday. "January 23 term as Everything that can happen to understand why Chiropractic gets president of the Murray Club THE best while prices are low, and getting the rest anybody is to be found In every • such amazing results. The American Legion Auxili- Mrs. Edwin Larson was appoint- , PROPOSITION! of human body—good. bad or in- • For a consultation, visit, the ary will meet in the home ed vice presidenig, to fill Mrs. Mrs. Humphrey Key, 905 Poplar, THE FIRST COMEDY different. For this reason, only!Oakley Chiropractic Clinic, 201 N. Outland's place. 4413.. Kirby Jen- FILMED IN Mc- the body can produce either good 5th Street. or call PL 3-1905 for at 7 p.m. with Mrs. Bryant nings is treasurer; Mrs. Charles ABSOLUTELY FREE! Bryan Tolley ea or bad heaitn T-0 re •-,e- - appointment.. Clure and Mrs. Ryan is secretary. and Mrs Al- IN*AsCOPI cohostesses. The program will tie bert Tracy is Club' Representa- THE MOST EXCITING on "Legislauon•and National Se- tive. PROCESS EVER INVENTED curity." Mrs. Allen Russell, a new mem- • • • • ber, made her ice-breaker speech DAVID HATS Mrs. Paula Bishop of Chicago. and gave the story of her mar- The Ill., will review the book, "The riage on TV. Others who gave — NIVEN Listener" by Taylor Caldwell at five-seven minute speeches were the Murray Woman's Club House Mrs. C. C. Lowry, Mrs. Hart, $300 at 800 p.m. Tickets will be on Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Tracy, Mrs. Jo- Mni sale from members of the Wom- Nell Rayburn, and Mrs. Larson. bAYNOR Clemmie Jordan Shoppe an's Club. The Raven Book Shop, Mrs. Jennings served as toast- and the City Library. mistress. Mrs. Larson was hostess IN A STORT Of TOGETHERNESS AFTER and led in prayer and the pledge BEFORE ANC MARRIAGE I by Open Friday to 8 p.m. ALL to the flag. Mrs. Tracy and Mrs. SALES FINAL - NO EXCHANGE NO REFUND D. K. JO Hasseltine Class iNSTON William Nali gave the spec' vi Your Telephone Manager Meets In home topics to members 24 hours be- later by appointment. Of Mrs. Washburn fore- the speeches were made. Paris Road CH 7-2552 Mayfield, K. The next meeting will The Ann Hasseltme Sunday February k at 7:30. School Class of the First Baptist Church met in the borne of Mrs. -Ruth wastmurn an Thursday -sr MADAM CHAIRMAN (or Mister), got program prob- 7:00 p.m. Mrs Mavis Kirk presented the lems? Why not call on us? We can provide—free of charge devotion. She read for the open- —sound films—interesting speakers—illustrated demon- ing prayer a poem, "As the New • Year Dawns." Her scripture read- strations—a wonderful variety of interesting program Psoims material! So if you're responsible for pro rams-fou-s-c+nr--1.closed with the poem. "Cheerful SuIcii-, -s-oCia-17CIsqc or e ucational organization Thoughts." -frattrfn1.- The president. Mrs. J. —just give us the word atd we'll be glad to lend a hand! Reeves. presided. The teac r. words which conveS, some small measure of the manner Mrs. Lester • Garland, led/the There are excellen1 reasons why the 1961 Cadillac so closing prayer. which it takes command of the road and wins the Ov • • / completely dominates the highways of America. The in •Refrellieet 1 CitI , were by acclaim of those who drive or ride in it. Your. the hostess to the mer=pre- finest Cadillac in a long and distinguished history, it is unstinting „cordially invites you to enjoy a mem- SNUG AS A PUG? sent. • a motor car which reflects an authority unchallenged by Cadillac dealS• demonstration drive at your earliest convenience. • What could be .c:ozicr any rival. Stately. ..majestic. ._Ta.prrful . these are orable these cold winter Girls' Auxiliary nights than to curl up 'Of Flint- Church with a gcxxtbook with Holds Meeting a handy extension The Girls' Auxiliary of the phone within reach? WMS of the Flint Baptist Church held its regular meeting at the And, the lovely little church on Thursday evening with Princess is a favorite fourteen perg,ms. present. Mass Connie Hopkins gave the for bedrooms—so -devotion. The sutont of the pro- • -small it fits neatly on gram was "Big Indian Pow Wpw'' bedside tables. Pretty since this is the time of re yeer for the group to study abrn t and colorful, it also has a night light for greater conven- their Indian friends and their ience. And say,. extensions in other rooms 'too make life need for Christ. Those taking part ;were Connie year 'round. Wall phone in the kitchen, chair- easier all . Hopkins, Mary -Beth Beale, Shir- side-extension in the family room—pretty handy for quick, ley Miller. Diane Beale, Janice Mary cheery chats and carrying on business, too. OUr telephone. Rickman; Sharon Coieon, Lee Miller. sponsor, ram. Mrs. business office or installer-repairmen will give you the I.ula IsJiller. leader.. details for ordering. PERSONALS •o HERF A PHONE. THERE A PHONE—almost every- Mr. and Mrs Guthrie and chil- where a handy outdoor phone booth! You'll find them at dren from Racine, Wisconsin were recent, guest of their grand- highways. Mighty stores, service stations, on streets and parents, Mr: mid Mrs. Otis Har- welcome sight when you're in .a hurryi to make' a phone rison. They are"on their way to Arizona. AUTHORIZE!) DEALER call on the go—and so conVefilent, too, in bad weather. • • • • VISIT YOUR LOCAL or late at night. Plaed for your convenience, we hope I Mrs. Al:ie Harrell of Murray Route 2. left. Memphis Sunday -Riliti4aMIXONTR-Aferfas.-,--x.,---,PHAVANPHYRAPFIANemIL 1408 West Main St. J.T.. HALE MO-TOR SALES „ sAr Will. vistj . her sister, Mrs. Murray, Ky. Mayfield, Mercedes Maupin arid faqiml Ky.

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