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VeL..-....1..".".".41•• fora maxunum e - my one precinct Largest two minutes for J • , The Newspaper sulart„. 10 Circulation In ke up his mind sct ig booth AIIVO NI,--- The City With The Mean mcWj • gi. ' t 'i*Iiillk k11,, Sit 3urs for voting t % ‘,„,„ ::-.- - ..,.. ::'•i li Largest id if each voter --=...— ----sr -- minutes for vot- Circulation s, , \\ IIPINfriC,.,,,... '=- 1 Circulation In could only hand- f % \;;:\‘, \ ' AP! .v.-- -. A., ,1 . _...... The County enied the right i to stay near .sterday voicing IN OUR 82nd YEAR the ruling and nited Press Internationa l Murray, Ky., Thursday Afternoon, May 25, 1961 MURRAY POPULATION 10 100 Vol. LXXXII No. 122 nent voting ts heard yester- ufficient instrue- ven on operation nes, insufficient in given to the just last fall, of the names ultel in confus- VAST SPENDING PROGRAM IS PROPOSED espesially in the . Mrs. C. C. Lowry _Age, BULLETIN [Kennedy Asks For Stepped Up Vote Continues MONTGOMER Y, Ala I — Office Kentucky Federation F-our wh ite collepe professors Spending In Many Broad Areas and three Negro students who announced they intended to Mrs. C. C. Lswry, Woman's Club Hosiek, Miss Lillian Tate, Mrs. 'board a bus for Jackson, Miss., By MERRIMAN SMITH of emergency, an increase in ap- First District Governor, has been George Ed Overbey, Mrs. Russell propriations for the U S. Infor- as "Freedom Riders" were ar-, White Support eleste.1 to the office of Recording UPI House Reporter mation Agency to a new total of To Lend rested today when they showed Secretary of the Kentucky Federa- • up at Montgomery's downtown WASHINGTON inn) - President S121 million, and an increase of tion of Women's clubs. The elec- terminal and had coffee in the Kennedy told Congress and the $285 million for military - tion took place recently at the wh,te waiting room. nation today that the LI n i ted ance. May Convention of the Kentucky States faces an "extraordinary Defense: The Army divisional Federation held in Louisville. Governor challenge" requiring structure will be completely re- To the new mess- Mrs. Lowry, wife of Dr. C. C. ,res of hardship and sacrifice. organized and modernized to im- Lowry. has served on the Mur- Murray High prove its tactical mobility, in- ray Woman's Club board for the In an extraordinary message de- y UnITSd day eppeared to continue strength- crease its non-nuclear firepower, past five years as department livered personally to a joint ses- The steady drone of vote tabu- ening legislative supportor. the to provide modern mechanized di- chairman, finance chairman, and sion of Congress, he called for. lations continued in courthouses administration of Gov. Bert T. visions in Europe and new air- will serve as treasurerrs for the Band To Give a vast new federal spending pro- Combs and his sales tax program. borne brigades in both the Paci- throughout the commonwealth to- gram, including an estimated $7 An unofficial breakdown ofsinew- coming year. fic and Europe "to meet any di- day, as slow-counting counties billion to $9 billion over the next ly completed races and still in- She served on the District P. rect or indirect threat " completed the results of Tuesday's five years to get a man on the complete races follows. An x in- T. A. Board for four years; is Concert Sunday will involve an extra $100 mill* primary election molfn and back before 1970. dicates an officehold- MORE ARMED STRENGTH — past president of Murray High for new Army equipment He also Additional returns reported ts- • er. House Speaker Sam Rayburn of School P. T. A., past president re- State Senate Texas tells a news conference and secretary-treasurer of the Cal- straint by all American citizens increase Marine Corps strength to light suit). 10th District incomplete Re- that President Kennedy will re- loway County Medical Auxiliary; Fred Schultz, Principal of Mur are required in the days ahead. 190 000 men. n-les-Bains Case Against publican Paul L. Fuqua, Hardins- commend increasing the streng- serves the Murray Hospital as 'a ray High School announced today e President said in his national- Civil Defense: A triple increase confidently burg. 4,360 to 3,435 for Paul ,C. th of certain Army and Marine Gray Lady; is secretary of the that Band Director, Irvin Gilson, ly televised address. in federal appropriations for civil rid. Beside Butler, Harned. No Democrat. divisions and expanding the space -Murray Civic Music Association; will have the full membership of In addition to the expanded defense in fiscal .1962. along with . the talks. 18th District incomplete Dr. Wil- program in a "rather substantial" Is a member of the Calloway the High School Band performing space program designed to beat a highly accelerated pr gram for Watson Nears spending. .aelsopkoto liam C. Mann, Marrowbone, 1,762, boost in federal County Country.. Club board. and on the school campus. Sunday, Russia to the moon. the President shelter construction. Mrs Joe Warinner, Albany, L250, Mother Patroness of Alpha Sigma May 28, at 2:30 p. m submitted recommendations that No New Taxes - Mrs. C. C. Lowry and Wendell Hardwick, Betsey, 1,- Alpha of Murray State College_ This annual event held out of would involve extra appropriations Despite the size of his new ap- Its Closing 148. She is a member if the First Johnson. and Mrs. Louis Charles doors on the Main Street side of• in the neighborhood of $1 4 bil- propriation request. Kennedy said 18th District incomplete Cabell Graham Denies Methodist Church. For the past Ryan the high school draws a large lion for fiscil 1962 beginning July he was not requesting additional D. Francis x Stanford. 3.262, Frank several years she has worked on audience. Relatives of band mem- 1 taxes because he felt the present ,. DETROIT (1111 -- State police Zeke Dexter, Danville, 2,702, S. C. both the local and district boards be—, friends, teachers. -Band tax structure and resources of the detective Charles M. Leaf returns More Foreign Aid White, Moreland 1,872, and Lloyd of the Women's Society of Christ- Boosters" and interested people country were more than sufficient to the witness stand today with Cohen Paid Conference Attended Danville, She has been Senior are to have a short informal meet- to support the needs he outlined the prosecution moving toward the McBee, 5, ian Service. Kennedy asked substantial in- 22nd District incomplete Dem- Youth Fellowship Coun- By Three Murrayans ing in the school auditorium fol. today. Furtherm..re. he thought windup of its case against Gordon Methodist creases in funds for foreign aid ocrats Spencer Cobb, Nicholas. for the past six years and lowing the concert his "very urgent request" could Watson. To Be Christian selor and to strengthen the armed serv- church choir. Mrs. Donnie Foust, Mrs. Eugene General Chairman, Mrs. J. B be supported without a budget def- Meanwhile, Watson's former co- villa. 7,299 to 5,192 for J. Sam a member of the ices. Re- the! United Russell and Mrs Josiah Darnall, Wilson, asks all who can to at- icit if the economy continued to defendant, Mrs. Nelle Limiter, Sternberg, Nicholasville. No She is a leader in hears Women. Murray kindergarten teachers, re- tend this meeting, the purpose be- Me also called for a new mon- mow ahead. waited in Jemaiesi Memorial Church, bleb Herbert cently attended the Twelfth An- log to outline the activities for is/rarer and development training Remedy. however, cautioned a- pita) for transfer to Ionia State 11/Rft Dairy! incomplete LONDON BPI — American Murray delegates voting at the nual Conference of the Southern next year. program to teach new occupa- gainS4 "unjustified price and wage Hospital. T. Dericksun Jr. x 6.049. James evangelist , recover- state convention were Mrs. James W. Bean, Winchester, 5,709 A.ssociation on Children Under Six The "Band Boosters" sponsor tional skills to hundreds of thou- increases- and said labor and A •Mlehigan Supreme Court rul- ing from a throat infection fast Rudy Allbritten, president of the • held this year in Lexington, Ken- the concession stands at home sands of workers who are victims management must pursue respon- ing, handed down Wednesday set- 3and District incomplete Demo- enough to resume his British cru- local Woman's Club; Mrs. J. 1, lucky. The theme of the three day football games, funds from which of automation and other indus- sible policies in this direction. tled a dispute between two Wayne crats Bert Kiser, Olive Hill, 4,- sade next week, today issued a conference was -Reaching for help underwrite the expenses of trial change. County Circuit Court judges a- 072; E. R Hilton, Raceland, 3,- sick bed statement denying he Republicans — 'Quality in Early Childhood Educa- this large high school band. While the lengthy, prepared bout what should be done with 869. Roy J. Chap- had offered to pay gambler Mic• tion—First Steps Toward the 1970 message WAS self-labeled as an the beautiful blonde grandmother. man. Quincy, 4.363, Roger Qualls, key Cohen to become a convert BULLETIN White House Conference." extraordinary State of the Union Mrs. Lassiter, 39. collapsed at Oliver Hill 2,811. Comedian Red Skelton testified "Freedom SINGAPORE 111 - Fire roar Among the outstanding speakers Message. the President's the trial last week and a sanity 34th District incomplete Demo- at Cohen's income tax trial in Los Nazis Jailed At empha- ed through a square mile of heard were Honorable Bert T. sis was on foreign affairs and commission found her unable to crats Mrs. C. K. Stacy, West Lib- Angeles Wednesday that Cohen the Singapore's Chinatown squatter ' Combs, Governor of Kentucky; New Orleans problems posed by international re- assist in her own defense. Pre- erty 1.276; John Turner, Jack- said Graham had offered him $15.- district today, destroying the [Sr. Lyinan V Ginger, Dean Col- lations to the conduct of the Amer- Riders" Are siding Judge Joseph G Rashid son, 963, Walter Strong. Beatty- 000 to attend a religious meet- vine 356, Winfred Howard, West homes of 10,000 persons. At least lege of Education, University of ican government. d her committed. ing d $25,000 to accept Chris- NEW ORLEANS all — The Liberty 290. Republicans—Newton two persons were known dead Kentucky._ Dr. Sarah Lou Ham- Circuit Judge Carl Weidman ac- tianity. Cohen is a Jew. fuehrer of the American Nazi He spoke particularly of his Blanton, Maggard, unopposed. in the densely populated Tiong mond. Professor of Education, cused Rashid of administering a . arts and his disheveled "storm forthcoming meetings in Paris State House "That would be blasphemy in vu area on the outsk,r$ of F lorida State University and im- "quick kind of justice," and is- troopers" were in jail today after with French President Charles de (Nominees only) sight of God," Graham said from this islind state. mediate past-president of ACEI; sued an injunction barring trans- police and a thunderstorm broke Gaulle and in Vienna. Austria, By AL KUETTNER 1st District Hoyt Barnett, Hick- his London headquarters. Not Dr. John H. Niemeyer. President fer and scheduled another hearing their -hate campaign. with Soviet Premier Nikita S. United Press International ministry Bank Street College of Educa- up in the case. man, D. one time in my entire Khrushchev. JACKSON, Miss. — Au- or would College High Pep tion, New York City; Dr. Lucile The high court upheld Rashid. 2nd District: Noah Geveden, have 1 ever offered, I All 10 of the uniformed swas- thorities today promised swift penny to anyone Lindberg, Coordinator of Student tie expressed lavish friendship The chief witness at Wednes- Wickliffe. D. ever offer, one Club Has Meeting tikasirmbanded Nazis were arrest- trials for 27 areedom Riders" 3rd or to make Teaching, Queens College, New for the "magnificent leader" of day's session described the al- District: Lon C. Barton, to attend a meeting ed Wednesday night in front of who roared into Mississippi from Mayfield, D. faith." York and President AI Exe- France. leged plot against the life of auto a profession of the Civic Theater at the opening riot-torn Alabama and were ar- 4th District: cutive Board, and Dr. Ethel Alpen- He said he wanted to talk with dealer Parvin Bill Lassiter as Julian M. Carroll, of the Otto Preminger f Im, "Exo- rested for trying to end 90 years The evangelist The Murray College High Pep (els, Anthropologist, New York Khrushchev to make sure he un- A macabre practical joke. W. Paducah, D. dus." of hardcore segregation here. said he had met Cohen on several Club held its last meeting of the University. derstands "Americi's enduring mr But Joseph J. Goonan, 36. a 5th District: Fred Morgan, Pa- Negro leaders vowed to continue occasions years ago "in an effort year on May 27th. The -annual award for the out- Only hours before the arrests concern . . hi? freedom and Miami, Fla., truck driver, said he ducah, D. the all-out assault on Deep South to win him to Christ." standing person in the field of in the rain-flooded streets, Fuehr- peace" and her desire -to live in backed off the conspiracy when 6th District: Shelby MaCullum, At this meeting the seniors segregation and indicated a third -I still pray for the salvation Early Childhood Education was er George Lincoln Rockwell had harmony with the Russian peo- he discovered that the other mem- Benton, D. presented a slate of officers to group of "Freedom Riders- might of Mickey Cohen's soul," he add- given to Dr. Jesse Stanton of Bank praised police as "absolutely pro- ple." bers weren't joking. 7th District: Charles Lassiter, be voted on by the club for the depart today from Montgomery, ed. Street School, New York. fessional, neither for us por a- Goonan testified to converse- Murray, D. coming year Officers for the year The ('onference Proceedings gainst us.' Ma.r, Proposals Ala., for Jackson. tions he had with Roy C. Buck 8th District: Virgil Smith, Prin- A spokesman denied reports 196162 are: president — Danny Two white persons Book will be available even to non- Police Supt. Joseph Giarrusso and 25 Ne- Hicks and Watson about the mur- ceton, D. that Graham was " a very sick Steely, vice-president -- Betty here were the President's chief groes arrested at the downtown members. ordered all 10 frisked, arrested, 4 der plans and Watson told him 9th District: John M Dixon, man" and said he was "respond- Crutcher, secretary — Margaret recommendations: bus terminal Wednesday after their and booked into jail on a state "not to worry" when he asked Howell, D. ing favorably" to antibiotic treat- Hendon, treasurer — Judy Sutter, Space: An additional $531 mil- frenetic swing into the state a- HOMECOlt, ING SERVICE charge of acting in a manner tilite how he would be paid. 10th District: Richard L. Fry. ments. The evangelists planned to and reporter — Jackie Washer. lion to speed the development of board two buses were expected which could "unreasonably dis- forgo t The truck driver said he had mire, Madisonville. D. speak at a rally in northern Eng- lunar spacecraft in the hope of to be tried Friday on charges of I1WJ' The outgoing seniors are: Hemp liomecom ig services have been turb or alarm the public." no intention of killing Lassiter, 12th District: James Halloran, land Monday night, he said. lending a man 'on the moon and disorderly conduct and disobeying Brooks, Wesley Kelley. Chad Turn. planned for Schroader Cemetery A car bearing Washington, D. C., but thought he might be able to Sturgis, D. Skelton also quoted the ex-con- returing him safely to earth be- an officer Charges of inciting to bow, Jan Waldrop, Barbara Ray, Sunday, May 28th Bro, Layne plates and the Nazi "hate bus," pick up $1,000 and a car from 14th District: Lewis N. Johnson, vict as saying Graham would give fore the end of this decade • lie riot against all 27 were dropped. Ann Evans, Jean Curd, Patsy Bail- Shanklin will preach at 12 30 a Volkswagen marked with racial I Watson. Henderson, D. Cohen $15,000 just to attend one also asked additional appropria- Get Armed Escort 15th District: Mrs. Louise G. ey, Dora Vaughn, Karen Covey, o'clock. Dinner will be served. signs which had been covered over a WOO., • E.'verbody said they were go- of his religious meetings. Cohen tions of $23 million to speed de- The 250-mile trip from Mont- Shirley Crutcher, Joy McKeel and Schroeder is located Northeist with butcher paper, were impound- • ing to do it, hut nobody ever did Kirtley, Owensboro. D. is a Jew. velopment of the Rover nuclear gomery, still under martial law Patsy . c 1,re if mo ed by police. it," Goonan said, 18th District: R. E. Hale, Owens- Graham's spokesman issued the rocket, a new MO million for com- as a result of last weekend's ra- lie said he did not know that boro. D. denial At the suite in the Gros- munications salellite development cial violence, was made with an Lassiter had been killed until 17th District: James P. Hahn venor House hotel where Graham and an additional $75 million for escort of police and Nat ion a! May of last year when detectives x, D. is confined with a throat infec- world-wide weather observation Guardsmen. Helicopters and other questioned him about the case. 18th District: Wayland Render tion. satellites. aircraft hovered over the two red, Tissiter was slain. near Willow x, R. • Graham who has brought his Domestic Economy: A silver and white Trailway buses Airport in Api4-1, 1959. s District:SamuelR. Mc- "crusade" to Britain. met Cohen retraining program whichmanpower lag containing the "Freedom Riders." Hicks and two other men from Cracken .Jr., Franklin. D. in New York several years ago g guardsmen and newsmen. Chattanooga, Tenn , pleaded guil- 22nd District: A. E. Tucker x, when the ex-convict said he was shortly. There was no cost figure Those arrested. including James ty to the actual slaying and are Bowling Green, D. considering following the evange- for this program In reviewing the L. Farmer of New York, national serving life terms in prison. Wat- 25th District: Sam H. Watkins, list's movement. economy, .however. the President director of the Committee on Ra- son and Mrs. Lassiter are siccus Elizabethtown, D. The Rev. Grady Wilson. a friend said that while the recession has cial Equality CORE, refused to ed of plotting the murder and and associate of Graham, emphat- been halted . an "recovery is un- post 11.000 bond each and were 11A0015' oven hiring the men. . Princess Expects ically denied today to the Lot- der way," there was serious need lodged in the refurnished new jail Angeles Examiner that the relig- to attack the -major social evil" downtown. Baby In Fall ious leader ever had done any of chronic unemployment. Authorities permitted the group such thing." Foreign Aid. Recommendations easy access to telephones and CAN . , Weather I LONDON WV — Princess Mar- "I don't need to bother Billy included appropriation of an ad- other conveniences in the jail. It garet is expecting a baby in the Graham to answer that." he said. ditional $250 million for the presi- appeared Mississippi officials were Report autumn, it was announced today "It's absolutely untrue. That's all. dential contingency fund to be trying to show extreme courtesy An official announcement from "He has never paid anyone at used in specific areas in times to the jailed riders ,od looks I theited Peeve holairsiotbeand Kensington Palace, where Margar- any time to sit in on one of his Scare Plegant False Bomb et husband,An- meetings He has never paid any- t WOO, ovt. "There is every possibility they sscis Western Kentucky — Mostly thony Armstrong—Jones. said: one anything, at any time, to pro- MINOR OPERATION will be tried on Friday, the regu- cloudy and mild today and tonight, "Princess Margaret IS expecting fess conversion. Billy Graham is" lar times for such cases." said one chance of showers late tonight. her first child in the autumn and has never paid Mickey Cohen one official. "But if they desire to [49 High today 84. low tonight 62. therefore will undertake no fur- penny. . ." 'HOLLYWOOD 1.11 — Marilyn postpone the trials, we will be Friday mostly cloudy, not quite so their official engagements from Monroe, the No. 1 blonde in the agreeable to that," CASS . $16 warm with showers and scattered today. CLUB TO MEET surgery"movies,was scheduled to undergo ssa 9S .11ndershmvers. "tier royal highness is being at- contrast to me ni000y rioung Temperatures at 6 a m (CDT) • tended by Lord Evans Sir John The Jessie Houston Service Club of Lebanon Hospital, doctors said. which erupted in Montgomery last Amisville 46. Paducah 51, Lilting- Weir and Sir John Peel." of the Supreme Woodman Circle NAZIS" KEPT ON THE MOVE — She checked into the hospital weekend_ The seven-hour trip from on 53, Bowling Green 49, London All also have attended Queen will meet at the home of Mrs. ,"AMERICAN American Nazi Party tworge "tt Lincoln Rockwell's "hate bus" leaves a Montffmery, Ala., -service Wednesday night for what" her the capital of Alabama to the 13, Covington 55, and Hopkins- Elizabeth in childbirth. Sallie Lawrence tonight at 7:30. station under physician described as a minor capitial of Mississippi was inter- the. t hf ille 53. Margaret's first child automati- Final plans for state convention I . f National Guardsmen, Police which gynecological operation. Ile said rupted by a false bomb scare at Huntington, W. Vs., 45. cally would be fifth in line of in Owensboro June 2-3 will be headed them out of town. Stated object of the anti-Negro, anti-Jewish Nazis is she probably will be released Fri- the border and a few jeers and Evansville, Ind., 49. succession to the British throne. completed. to stir up trouble in the already troubled area. as catcalls along the way. — • .•• , •• • • ee.,..eceevee e 'oe;--

PA' I'. TWO LEROPR & TiMiS MURRAY. KRVI eURY THURSDAY — MAY 25, 1961 Prof. Hicks Given Grant • THE LEDGER Et TIMES For L8U Summer Study PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc.. Prof. D. G. Hicks, chemistry de- 1 Corisolidetion of the Murray L• slier, The Calloway Time., and The partment, has received a grant Tin -Herald, Octooer 20, 1926, and the West Kentuckian, January 1. 1014. from the National Sc ience Foundation for graduate work in JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER Louisiana State University this summer. We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor Prof. Hicks is one of 25 or Public Voice items which, in our opinion, are not for the best in- college terest of our readers. professors from the United States el, chosen for advanced study In br NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 1509 theory and practical uses of Madison Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., New York, NY; radioisotope techniques and nuc- Stephenson Bldg., Detroit, Mich. lear physics. He plans to teach ro Entered at the Post Office, Merray. Kentucky, for transmission as practical uses of radioisotope in Second Class Matter techniques and nuclear physics in Gr some of his courses at MSC next So SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 20c, per year. month 85c. In ke Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $3.50; else- hore, $5.50. sis Prof. Hicks will be on leave Se THURSDAY — MAY 25. 1961 of absence this summer. He is working toward a Ph.D. in chem- istry. Fu Li w. Ten Years Ago Today Louisville Student Wins Ht Ledger & Times File Kappa PI Art Scholarship Paulette Fay Huff, a 1961 grad- wl 0/ THE CANNES Film Festival are Sophia Loren, beat TOPS uate of Duttett High School, Lou- actress for "La Clociare," and Anthony Perldna, best actin' James M. Lassiter will be a candidate for the Demo- isville, has won the $150 Kappa Pi for the Arnerican-rnade "Goodbye Again." They are shown, Jo cratic nomination for State Senator from Senatorial Dis- first-place art scholarship. at the festival on the Riviers aftar receiving the awards. H. trict Number Three in the August election. He is the son Jerry Douglas Rich, Robison, Ill., of Mr. and M. Albert Lassiter of this county. received the $75 second place. Awards were also made to flow- C' Forty-three Murray High School seniors will receive ard Thomas Troutman, Paducah ct Tilghman High School; Shirley the crown) is their diplomas in the high school auditorium tonight, ac- ACE Grant to Finance Canada's parliament building In Ottawa. Governor General (representing Elaipe Crutcher, Murray College Diefenbaker (inset right). Ma). Gen. George P. Vanier (Inset left). Prune minister Is John cording to Supt. W. Z. Carter. Services were scheduled High; and John Wayne Clines, for outdoors but due to the cool weather, plans were Morganfield High School. changed this morning. New Science Courses

Dr. Rainey T. Wells will be the principal speaker at Five science courses will be of- department, will the Alumni Banquet being planned by the Kirksey Par- teach nuclear Men's & Bob's ent fered next fall utilizing equipment physics. -Teachers. Association for Friday, June 1st at the purchased with a $12,487 grant leicrk, Piece school. from the Atomic Energy Com- Prof. Hicks will be administra- Cw.ur.! mission. tor of the grant and will direct The Calloway County" Soil lmprovegnent Association Prof. D. G. Hicks, chemistry de- setting up the laboratory. PANTS entertained approximately fifty partment, will teach three cours- Prof. Hicks holds an M.S. de- .1S\ *I tang wear crone-. er agricuhtiral representa- gree in chemistry from the Uni- grey, Ion 6,4. tives yesterday at the National Hotel. The group repre- es: radiochemical theory and 0,.41 wipes. techniques, offered to practicing versity of Kentucky. He has spent senting agricultural interests from seven states is making one year in graduate study at a five day tour of Kentucky farms. industrial scientists in this area; radiochemical techniques, for un- Florida State University and will VALUE dergraduate chemistry majors; and attend a National Science Founda- advanced quantitative analysis. tion Institute in radioisotope tech- The biology department will of- niques and nuclear physics at fer radiation biology under Prof. Louisiana University this sum- Read mer. The Ledger's Classifieds C. R. Reidlinger. • LADIES MEN'S & BOYS' DRESS MEN'S HATS Dr. W. G. Read, head of physics The AEC has made grants avail- DRESSES & SPORTS SHIRTS Soft, easy to s-..ccr. able to promote peacetime use of arwaoseih elnri.,oleah rct.and SLIPS in Spoofs so ,cis ZEAL.Ohl, id..l for ran atomic energy. poinlsond slopes hots 'NIT: tons n.tpftng pitta's. Funds are granted to colleges Wonderful and MACOgNAM berivellef roysiery-thelife e&cors. Smart rww wolves. on the basis of qualifications of styles. Sizes 10 _ instrugtors, usefulness of the col- to 20. lege program to AEC, and geogra- phical location. tbe wed gretaw .1 by A. 11C.uplf C Lea illarnasant Ewa craven awottarrada. W ararberew The prizes were given on the street.'T know basis of-recommendations by the IINAPPFSIFID had a hard day. and }era may I see him on the Waal' Manuel. He's applicant's teachers, samples of the W...tant Guntssr,,n. • 3....ur..„ Ca' rot be tninking as straight as his brother better, reiatIng t`i. Gus student's work, and personal back- torsi& iawyer. a situation like this,l, the worker in the family. eu;{ we is b. ersanekd t...• - usual. In ground information. can has always been a cross on his "utt-aPPulat"""""''you need all the help you the local back. They sent him up to 16102•46.91,,p•trtt' get. You should take who w is NO en • he V53.3 sixteen chary, She said • dealer. He .r pence into your confidence. The Preston when rine. and; . ,sailtnoa. • satuable detective. Wills, is a friend yea'rs old." ni.ntlft•el a• • p.r.•. 1.“ chief LADIES' SKIRTS BOYS' and can advise you "What for."' YOUTHS' •erw• bgrorlar'". •• ite"-- of mine. He Summer moteitals .n solid tole,, Is a Were at th• t•e•versi, stuff. He whose owner, FBI-"1 "Stealing cars and O.SOrtrom I Pot, e about contacting the and prints. G000 at TENNIS SHOES • aa trei•nts eurt.,rs vehen he was • ...na ItNia tipped ott tee Ferguson cut me short. "It's was stealing cars ai,eaue. rs were strritett..n•-1 t.Y ner question. so little he couldn't see over the seek ."„ala sow ..,at.i,lutely out of the r. fury! t„ steering wheel I W.41 it I want your solemn word that top of the roods and ringer • 10 ‘•••'• g•uc'd " some t ome t go to the police, or guess they taught him eorefoitoi.l. eeeeareeeo int.?... is v.•,u'wein Yo.., II Itkit them anyone else:- fancier tricks at Preston. He's t -a ar -.d.e.1 and te • wr.t.taf` Su ur tor a most of t.• • t: . • • • seaturally." I realized, a been in and out of jitil tt• ar • 'renal o life. Now he's really fixed • w bekentened wh.n 11••••., 2%, . second too late, that I had been his • In Tyro 1,1.•-71 Int r. k..4 t., ,•-‘. manipulated--maneuvered into himself good." .. t'S his brother and 1.!,'-'i ph" position. talscl • e a Larry' 3.117'.- ret• a dubious t,..r tn. The wife • - .....,, Broadinan. case *What about you. PadOls7" his- wife tonight. • -ii and watt h. an.. Dr ..• .. a 1. ..T claims he's innocent." .• , nes ttirl Br...1 •..an It . • 4 I:•., "You can trust me, Colonel." • -sr,. tie r wt.:v.-Cr •-rt • • • "Gus's wife?" -..- ,A..• 11.e.,, t • cuecuettarged BOY has guts." "Secundina, her brother-in- k a a•••• I" .•tr • "TIE OLD LADIES' Boys' Blue Dcrim .-...-.••• tit i ..a f.,4 fniss M- the law esAed her. You know her, LADIES' BAGS LADIES' and s I Padilla said to me in BLOUSES ear. don't you?" on time for Easter. Piastres and . - 7 - 1 ,a. .. • • • w.f.- %1 •• let's get labia, on smart new whop.' Bear II ti o mis, t ,,... n te-- his brains should '•I know her. But Brood.lelhs CHILDREN'S JEAV' ntnae .a... "Yes. where LAOS HEADACHE—Secretary t,nd - 1- •.n 'e r, :,'yd • this straight, Mr. Gunnarson. end prints bon*, whit•, navy, r•d, pastels ' 16 doi-erioee ranr..eis fur :.er. . be I ve• get a good mind to go of State Dean Rusk puts his .they're not my kind of people." PANTIES • to the poiice•' hand to his head in sr "Oh, His tone was formal. The die- CHAPTF.P. II "'tIfeu can ee that.: dear- gesture back in Wash- don't cussion had put an obscure °LONEL FEJ11-11.'"()N h'.1.1 -Why not" Y. ou surely ington from the Laos peace cc,liaho- strain on our relationship. C the frerr.ed rhotograph of te-eieN•e the pee are talks In Geneva. He said the "I realize that, Tony.- his wife up t,, tt... light. gaz- rat rug with the keinappers7" "real issues are Just coming r.•.'rrently. The, "Why ask rne questaons about ..rig at it a,7o...,t "Saw, bat It woul..tri t be far. to the surface" in the talks. them, then""' pa tured wornriri u...... ; a blonde, You get to give him a chance "Because you know Holly Punk-op and roll up Also in her middle veer:ties. l 'I.,'handle it his own way. He's May, and want to do something sl•ovsts. Saes 32 to block the picture on ri..s d- 'p.' 2.',./1 kn....V. Yul don't Ferguson set to be 40. patron,' h.s lend of money with- for her. There seems the piano. von: car-fully. I make what heir! ..,n v.oir shoulders. some connection between DON'T LOOK took a closer 1,0k at it. and out a Bread- make his kind of happened to her and the LADIES remembered see.ng tee samel "I don't LADIES', MISSES', GIRLS' did he man lulling. Gus Donato may LIKE THIS Lace trimm•d LADIES /4:11ES . Cif ILDE Ell I face on move ruaroeees and in . money. pereed. Where be the key to it. And I got an miers, and cot, CAN CAN SLIPS newspapers. get his money'!" MEMORIII CANVAS the impression talking to his rela- HALF Ions In whit• OXFORDS 1 "Out .of the ground. he told It hail the staneerd perfee- he may be ready to and pastels. and lie started out on a ranch Gees that SNEAKERS (ems of her trade it had 521" If he's ap- SLIPS thry rilSCOV- give himself up. It al Alberta where all mii.....1..al east as well. royalties proarhed carefully. through his WREAT1IS known l,rest oil. He used his was a fare such had brother, or through his wife -" ., to buy more oil rights, and the trouble. and smile-I Week at it don't like to step on cops' Reg. thing j,:st w,-.r.t on nee:Wing "I The smile was a little too bold - up I gees, he ran out if th.r.gs. toes. 52.98 Value for comfort. Tn.' kno...vleelice in -Neither do I. But I'm with. . d.f ' to buy in Canada. so he moved the ee , in my rights as a lawyer in in- in oh teeiferrea " mites Holly May voeed be trying to reach Donato and -Ardl hi' ght Holly May"- wresting to know, but perhaps into surrendering." "1 6 e t th•oit it was like talk him ease to live with. get knocked not that. If y, o ask rite. the lady "Sure, we could good picture of her." too. That's within any- "It's a Wan n. ver for' salt. off, my shout- • rights." But l'acCa;•as ny Padilla aa.,1 at -eh.• is now..•• body's STURDY FOOT Iviow whe an- 2 CHILDREN'S der. -You ever see h• r" eY• eh I orl:,• with I could with me. "I "71'ot in the flesh " do suri-ter.':ung " uel byes" STEP LADDER dge- In ten minutes we were there. DRESSES 'Man I h•eoe she's all right we errierg,.d fr .r. It-t- ti, 'PUT YOUR DUDS Mid- The perch light was on and Wwll lacri'llIlhi; 1:n.,,,I i •.;atr lane. W,' ii a I ••;12, afr".,1 Padilla knocked on the door. I t -, ti, r, I told Yr", cl,r every two', of the e heel.' It, i: ••••• yard next door a boy tienk it ceele pee.O1 •.••.• ruin t'e t.. e •,..r into l In the IN OUR SUDS' that. It it 1 ,e:, t "Donato ain't ,t. -eel want raised his voice. te• a snet, e." ' . .1 r - .,1 -%%...•*••• i home. A cop came a few min- •rict relax, visit with your fel. US tilr Tr', ,I7 7-, V 1. •; ,-!f "' tr,Yr1 bete•ecn went I k F. -eoeee if you hove the iites ago. a$4 Manuel ,,,,. P. r'.:tia h• n. ends and Neighbors, chances :A• 1 tho• I. L n1 - ,vo.,,,,ecitrhyinhtgim.. It looked like 7.m will be here. hi' ere tome or them at the po- - , .., . Th- denk sergeant stitiun told us the reason * LOTS OF WASHERS -,d_ • . ,..,.. „a l . I i, e Ow S.d-i' far Manuel Donato's grief. His * PLENTY OF DRYERS 1.•••• ow. y evw was in the morgue, Welt supported wawa .. . alma : t_... _e_i_er;e .all ihter:eeer:u,s * BARRELS OF HOT -es , . Sergeant Pike Granada heti V • o. ee.o..o. ...,„ SOFT WATER 7 all this happen?" AL -- .n.„ ot go d„.„, °When did MURRAY'S GRIT:IN- 4-PC. MIXING to desk 'sergeant. • o,,,, t,,,,:d g :t y„,,r7 I asked the Coin Operated Laundrette -Within the last hour or $o. 1 IC wasn't channeled through e . .‘• a rel e-hat I had in me." he said with disappoint- Y 1 know th• t street I ment. "Pike was off duty. He •, v w• :I, ,!iinit yon "" •0 'l got a tip where Donato was • Le- the hivek of my hand." hiding .out. He's young and 207 So. 7th Ph. PL 3 9181 , V011 knr.w Gus Le,neto!. - ; eager." know him. Frankie tow We Are Also a Pickup Station • I "Who tipped hirn?" , oe to ,i.r.I on the rut'!,',. thati red "Ask him yourself. He'n back For War:t4 ,1 ter m•,rder. , is room making up RI fret pad pude Ike, that what in the squad I n le • •Iirireen. Is He newIt, •Jrnrnag I litil preliminary report 1 :7 : ' One Hour Martinizing . pror;ably 'don't 'tell you, but go - it ,. i a:Iced and ask him." THE BEST IN DRY CLEANING Continued Tomorrow) :taout as well as I want to.' (To Be Same Prices and Specials as al • e, te . 'or I. ,.• i'el. li,u .. e the 4th Street Store'. 509 WEST MAIN STREET MURRAY, KENTUCKY PHONE PLaza 3-3597 •

THURSDAY — MAY 25, 1961 Lrnan & TIMES — 11WRRAY. RENTUCRY PAGE THE"... 44""1."Baseball Always Major League , l. Has Potent Double Puncher, Standings It y But Call Kaline, Colavito, For Quick Blow By MILTON RICHMAN by United Press Internotional gave Don Mossi a 5-0 lead and f 'I- the A's — on orders from ltftfrfir. iiitrd Prrs. I. 0',,, ' although he needed help from Bill omer Charles Finley — and g c There have been a lot of potent Fischer in the seventh, he still' up six hits and four runs in sio ,me-two punches in baseball down Chicago 14 23 .378 121 woo was through the years, but for a quick credited with his fifth straight innings. Reliever Bill Kunkel W I,. I., G B. Los Angeles 13 22 371 121 knockout these days, the Detroit victory against no defeats. San Francisco .. 22 13 .629 Wednesday's Results the winner. ,Pittsburgh New York 3 Boston 20 13 .606 1 2 Versalles, Killebrew Homer Tony Kubek brought the - • Baltimore 2 Chicago 1, 1st, twilight Los Angeles 23 16 .590 1 Zoilo Versalles and Harmon Kil- their victory Baltimore 5 Chicago 3, 2nd, night over the Red Cincinnati 20 16 lebrew .556 21 Detroit 5 Minnesota 4, night hit homers for the Twins, with a bases-loaded in •' _ waukee 16 17 .485 5 Kansas City 6 Washington 5, night while Lennie Green had a double ninth o f f Tracy Stallard. C- ' Louis 15 18 .455 6 Cleveland 7 Los Angeles 1, night and a single to Nichols Chicago 12 14a extend his hittingl was the loser, hoy..€ -- 23 .343 10 Today's Philadelphia Games lot streak to 21 straight games. Ralph Terry pitched a three-' .," 11 23 .324 101 In other AL games, Baltimore Wednesday's Results Detroit at Minnesota IL_ -si ale eats ter and struck out six for Noes...so ,1-::611611 swept San Francisco 5 Cincinnati 4, night Washington at Kansas City a twi-nighter from Chicago, second victory. Roger Marts a Philadelphia TOPS IN OVC Murray State's 2-1 and 5-3: Cleveland defeated 7 Milwaukee 1, night Cleveland at Los Angeles championship baseball squad: First row (from left): James Schlitt, Gary Geiger hit homers. St. Louis 7 Los Boston Ronnie Powell, Sonny Ward, Russ Los Angeles. 7-1; Kansas City edg- Angeles 2, night at New York, night Whittington, Jimmie Orr, Phillip Cain, Jimmy Peck, John Yates, Pittsburgh and Ken Maziarka. ed Washington, 6-5, a n d New Southpaw 7 Chicago 3 Chicago at Baltimore, night Second row: Coach Johnny Reagan, John Alston, Mike McCorm James Jacobs, Chico Reyes, York nipped Today's Games Friday's Games Pat Boyer, Urah Vardell, Gordon Fritz, Boston, 3-2. scored his fifth victory for Terry Carr, and Bernie Laufman. Third row: Hank Schwier, Lynn Pittsburgh at Chicago Chicago at New York, night Bridwell, Bob Hines, Danny Pugh, , Jerry Anderson, Lowell Stonecipher, and Charles Wade.' San Francisco widened its Na- Giants although the Reds tagged Philadelphia at Milwaukee, night Boston at Baltimore, night tional League lead to a full game him for eight hits in innings. I St Angeles at St. Louis. night Minnesota at Washington, night Rocco with a 5-4 victory over Cincinnati; including homers by Frank ft,,h- Only games scheduled. Kansas City at Cleveland, night Colavito Indiana St. Louis downed Los Angeles, inson and Vada Pinson. Loser J Friday's Games Detroit at Los Angeles, night Bridwell Stars at All-Sport Banquet 7-2; Philadelphia beat Milwaukee, O'Toole blanked the Giants tint", San Francisco at Chicago Tigers heartily recommend Al Ka- Lynn Bridwell, star 7-1 and Pittsburgh defeated Chi- the seventh when they scor^' Philadelphia at Cincinnati, night for er of the evening. The head line and Ricky Colavito. Murray State's coaches of all the cago, 7-3. three runs with the aid of catch,— I,os Angeles at Milwaukee, championship base- night Hagan brought roars of laughter Murray State sports took Kaline and Colavito may not Jerry Pittsburgh 'TIME TO ball team, walked off with four part in Zimmerman's error., Anot$•" at St. Louis, night the have the sheer finesse The Orioles won both their awards at the annual MSC all- as he related some of his more program and publicly express- that Paul error by the Cincinnati catch and Lloyd Waner 'tames from the White Sox on SEE A sports banquet Monday night in humerous outlooks on sports. He ing their gratitude and apprecia- used to display, figured in two more Giant runs tion nor the brute power home runs. Gus Triandos' fifth the Student Union Building ball- then inflicted a tone of seriousness to the members of their re- of a com- the eighth. SHOW! bination Like and homer of the season off Bob Shaw W L. Pt. G.B. - — room. on h i s audience by discussing spective teams 1 o r cooperation, Lou Detroit Gehrig, but broke a 1-1 tie in the seventh Errors Aid Cardinals 27 11 .711 MURRAY DRIVE-IN: "From The some of the realistic aspects of loyalty, hard work, and all-out they get the job done (1)p-eland Bridwell, a senior, was recogniz- just the same inning of the opener and gave T h e Cardinals capitalized 22 15 .595 41 Terrace", 144 mins., starts at 8:00 professional basketball. effort. and that's what is ed by KFVS-TV of Cape Girar- Skinny Brown his fourth victory. three Dodger errors to score ,New York 19 15 .559 6 and 11:00. important to the first-place Ti- thr -- deau, Ron Hansen's three Baltimore 21 .18 .538 61 Mo., as the outstanding base- gers. -run homer in runs in the sixth inning and clir ball player and the eighth inning of the Larry Minnesota 18 19 .486 81 as outstanding nightcap Jackson's first victory of senior buy. The two Detroit outfieldrs work- helped reliever Wes year. Washington 18 21 .462 91 VARSITY: "Where The Hot Wind Hunt's Sporting Goods Stock gain Roger Craig was the lose' Co. ed in perfect tandem on Wednes- his first virtory. Boston 15 19 .441 10 Blows," feature 117 mins., starts of Mayfield ga ve him an Frank Baumann Bill White and Willie Davis his award as the player day night and when they were threw only one pitch in relief homers. Kansas City 14 18 .438 10 at 1:00, 3:07, 5:17, 7:27, and 9:27. "contributing but most" to the baseball squad. Fj.CABITE through with their handiwork, the was the loser. Art Mahaffey The ..Paducah Sun - Democrat's Tigers had won another ball game, w on his fill', Gary Bell held the Angels game for the trophy for the best four-year rec- 5-4, over the Minnesota Twins, to Phillies with a foi four hits, one of them a homer by hitter over ord in both athletics and academ- and retained their 41 game lead the Braves. The Phi: Leon Wagner. in recording routed loser ics was also awarded to Bridwell. CREEK in the American League race. his Don Nottebart witP• First, Kaline ruined second win for the Indians. The six-run rally in the fourth. Ji• Other KFVS awards went to: Camilo Pas- NEXT cual's string of Tribe chased loser Jerry Casale Woods and Charlie Smith each STOP... 20 consecutive Bud Crafton, outstanding football scoreless innings with a four-run burst in the third homered for Philadelphia. o hots player. Gene Herndon, outstand- by hammering a homer into the left field bleachers after he had yielded a homer to ing basketball player; George Hol- drove in foil- In the third inning. The blow put Johnny Romano in the second inn- lowell, outstanding trackman; and runs with two homers in the Pi- Detroit ahead, 1-0, and was ing Martha Clayton, outstanding sen- the rates' win over the Cubs. Pitts- CHINA! first of Kaline's three hits in the ior girl. Walks In Winning Run burgh racked three Chicago game. pitch- A KFVS plaque was presented Reliever Pete Burnside of the ers, including loser Dick Ellsworth Join us to Dr. Ralph H. Woods honoring Then Colavito high - lighted a Senators walked Jerry Lumpe for 11 hits, the same numbe. this week as we stop over for Murray State and its fine sports four-run rally in the fifth inning with the bases full in the ninth yielded by winner Wilmer Mizell. program. by smashing his 11th homer of to force in the winning run for Williams .1trid Jerry Kindell a the season with one meal in China. We promise you the OW00001—Sandy, star tracker of the inate on. The hornet' the A411etics.. /im Actor started homered fr'r the Cubs. The Cape Girardeau awards bloodhound brigade, reacts to sign on U. S. 176 about 50 best in . . were presented by Mr. Dwayne miles south of Columbia. Kirby, who represented the tele- vision station. The Paducah Sun. Democrat trophy was presented by 1THS' Mr. Jim Elkins, CHINESE FOOD sports editor. I would like to take this opportunity to THANK Brand OES Other Hunt's Sporting Goods a Bargain "contribution" awards were pre- YOU the people of the Wadesboro District for sented to: Jarrell Graham. basket- AT YOUR CHEVY electing me DEALER'S Serving Begins ball; Charles Quertermous, Soot your Magistrate for the next four yea. ball; Fred Lancaster, golf; Charles I shall forever be grateful for your support. Witt Champion, tennis; and Russ Daw- • Tomorrow (Thursday) the cooperation • son, track. of each of you I believe we can, and Truck Ralph Roggerto, Roundup! student director will, make improvements and adjustments that will at 6 p.m. of intramurals, w a s recognized with an award presented by Coach make a better and more progressive Wadesboro Dis- Bill Furgerson. trict in Calloway County. -WE HOPE YOU WILL JOIN US' The banquet then turned to a lighter side as St. Louis Hawks nun basketball great Cliff Hagan made Let me assure you again that I am willing and his appearance as the guest speak- ready to serve you in anyway I can. I feel so humble, A r17 Collegiate Restaurant grateful and appreciative. • '413 Main PLaza 3-1539

Respectfully, CECIL TAYLOR

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rimarR ai TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY TITURSDAY — MAY 25, 1961 • day afternoon at 4:30 on the patio "Fiesta En Espana (Holiday in of the Fine Arts Building. I Spain)," and "March Carillon" by Band to Give The band, under the direction Howard Hanson. of Prof. Paul Shahan, will play Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonla's "Mo- Robert Ward's "Jubilation," fol- dern Men" will also be featured lowed by "When Jesus Wept" on the program, Final Concert by William Schuman, "Academic Procession" by Clifton Williams, and three selections from "Eight MORGANF1ELD, Ky. RINI — Dan- Russian Folk Songs" by Anatol iel Moore, 4, was killed here Wed- t 4:30 Sunday Liadov. nesday when he was struck by a Vo walking along U. S.# car while Also on the program will be Samuel Barbe r's "Commando Highway 60. Police said the boy faculity will assist with the pro- had wandered away from the home The Murray State College Sym- March," six selections from Leon- ocial Calandai gram. of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ger- S phonic Band will present con- ard Bernstein's "West Side Story," Tuition grants for 25 students a ald Moore. Thursday, May 25th Summer Art Prof. Shahan's own composition will be provided The Magazine Club will meet by the college to ,those students who qualify. The at the home of Dr. Ora Mason at basis for selection is 2:30 p.m. Mrs. Edwin Larson will high interest and aptitude. speaker on "Women of the Clinic Is set Swift's Premium Bbeibtlehe." Room and board will be $55 A high-school art workshop wW for those who do not commute. That Is.... Tuesday, May 30th be offered at MSC June 26-July Supplies, except for a small ON GUARD AT AlGteltS PARLET—So well guarded Is the villa The Calloway County Country 21. amount not to exceed $3, will be Evian-Les-Bains, France. where Algerian rebel representa- at Club will have a catered picnic furnished. FULLY COOKED! tives are holding peace talks with French othcials, that an un- supper at 6 p.m. Reservations The workshop, which is spon- The workshop klertifted news photographer Is chased from the grounds by a is open to any must be made by noon sored by the College High in con- E(9.X$4 guard. The strictest measures have been taken to prevent any on Monday, May 22, by signing junction j:ig2 the MSC art de- high-school student or 1961 gra- • possible attempt at violence. Even as the efforts to bring about the bulletin partmeMe, ifIllnder the direction, diode. Those wishing further in- Jr a settlement continued, bombings in Algeria were reported. noard at the club. • • • • • of Mr. Richard Jackson, College formation should contact Mr. HAM To help egg whites hold their High art director. The MSC art Jacksoa at College High. * ENDS TONITE * foam, add a little lemon juice or cream of tartar before beating. • • • • • Gina Lollobrigicla - In - Packing shirts? Lay them face- "WHERE THE HOT to-face with the collars at oppo- site ends. Protect the collars WIND BLOWS" by Expression of Appreciation filling the necks with hanclkes- chiefs. IGA QUALITY Luncheon Is Held I want to express my sincere appreciation ILICLAlkINI10 .4t Club House By to the many people who have had a part in mak- Ara ing fne WEINERS ,7 na tameni Enos to It se:7-D. harm cr is cif.;; sienv taN Home Department your choice for your next Tax Commis- ertases as It Matradies ii,1,11amsasi Gahm CINYISAI• !la Ma asp 31 sioner. I want to also express OM Mb A bin Fa The Pieta' Dawned' Dew WWI Casomnert The Home Department of the my appreciation r. Murray Woman's Club held its to my wife, Eva, and our son, Steven, for their last meeting of the club year on help and endurance and also thanks to our fami- 490 Thursday, May 18, at one o'clock in the afternoon at the club house. lies who have worked with us all the way. Mrs. R. D. Langston's group was hostess for the luncheon served to I am sorry that it was so that I was un- IGA - 4-1b. can Mrs. Burnett Waterfield's group able to express myself who were the winners in the at- by radio on election $329 tendance contest for the club year. night and to congratulate the winners of all Canned Ham - A special feature of the after- races and to express regrets to the WHOLE OR noon was the recipe given for losers, but I ield's Sliced "Happiness" by Mrs. Leonard want to use this means to those congratulations Vaughn. and regrets. Mrs. Kirby Jennings, chairman, LUNCTIEON MEAT SHANK presided at the meeting. Names hREEVE now were tabled for membership. I am looking forward to being able to The tables were overlaid with serve you as your next Tax Commissioner. It is * PICKLE-PIMENTO HALF THAW'Huff white cloths and beautifully dec- my orated with an assortment desire to give xou the best service possible * BOLOGNA * PLUS SECOND FEATURE * of spring flowers. Mrs. E. R. Hagen and with your expression of confidence by your 9,14 - 16 LBS. MINCED HAM was a surest tes-tias-asitirtiessom.— 9 • • vote we will be.better able to do so. I° furiEVER • • • • — 6-oz. pkg. YOUNG! DAUGHTER ARRIVES I want to say thanks for this very fine FOREVER Mr. and Mrs. James Hamilton of vote given me and I am looking forward to 912 Sycamore street announce the serving you as your next Tax Commissioner: iika0:L1 ie_f".t/ PURE CANE - 5-Lb. Bag r:kny! amval of their eight year old daughter Mary on May 19. 1961. Respectfully yours, SUGAR 49c. 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During Claussners tug ONCE-A-YEAR hosiery III?, HUIE FLOWER SHOP poi sill hare a WhCerful sopartursty ,to save se not 69c onoIly 15th & Poplar Phone PL 3-3981 advertised first luahty nyloniios,ery. 10-lbs.LIW Your favorite mernIess and tuaysioneasea sytes in fashion-smart mien Ind PrOONtiOnad saes will be tortured at low lea press. Don't miss this occasion h replenish your hosiery warJrobe or to plan REDDI-MAID FRESH, HOMEGROWN shoed on your get Int MAIN -her ' or yourself the tapir/ recipient at Clausver (Ira ()male), liosiery COME IN TODAY! CHERRIES Sale ends( NOTICE STRAW- SALE PRICES une 3 303 Can I40- SEAN, H.R1• hoe', o Its•soforced Miiel BERRIES Tal PAN•o or Sheld. PLAIN SEAM,,15 Dewar,60 Gaup. a 30 Dada, CORVETTE LANES 51 Govg• $1.09 pa'.$3.15 5cans $1.00 legator $1.35 A Will Be 6-0z. Jar 3qts.89 Each Purchase Entitles TW1N-Dff, 75 Gouge fualssh.a.DA 1 OVER-THE -A NEE STRETCH Ho- Seas Register You Get pairs S3.45 You to For a 114PaAer 81.50 and 81.65 $1.19 CLOSED FREE WESTINGHOUSE FREE COUUPONS h10-51A/0., Ite•erfaced Noel and To• From Monday, May 29th to SEWING MACHINE On Autumn Gold lk;..415 FULL FASHIONED, 15 Deafe, Hoe-M. DINNERWARE wail sr full4sagas To Be Away 89c pr.ai3 $2.60 Given With Maple' 81.00 Friday, July 9th Each Purchase! June 3, 1961 Come For resurfacing of the Bowling Lanes. in for details. Thank You II Littleton's GORVETTE LANES, INC: KAVANAUGH'S FOODLINER

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••••• ir 25, 1961 THURSDAY - MAY 25, 1961 LEDGER Br TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE FIVE (Holiday in Presson, George L. Stockton, Lar- speaker a College commencement exerciees bulletin boards with red signal Off,ce Department Wednesday an- Carillon" by the commencement h ry B. Carter, Donald E. Cullen, R. Bell Jr., presi- lights. The lights are designed Union College here Monday. Dr. June 4. Allyn nounced the awarding of a con- Paul M. Farris, James E. Hyams. Kenhocky News Franklin Duncombe, Bala Cyn- dent of the Glenmede Trust Co., to attract the notice of passer- lnfonia's "Mo- Commission Program George • T. Karnavas, Dan T. wyd, Pa., will deliver the bacca- Philadelphia, Pa., will be the by* to heielth information. The tract to the Cosima Realty Co. io be featured Marshall, Bobby J. Murdock, &risk laureate sermon Sunday. commencement speaker. Perry County Health Depart- Jamestown, N. Y., for construct- Thomas L. Spelman, Charles H. will move into the new ment Ung and leasing a building for To Close ROTC Year Story, Carl M. Stout, Douglas E. - building next month. By United Press International PIKEVILLE, Ky. WI - A' HAZARD, Ky. BPI) - The new the new Henry Clay Station at :y. (UPD - Dan- Wade, William H. Aden. The MSC military science de- Nine cadets will be commission- BARBOURVILLE, Ky. iupp graduating class of 182 students $108,000 Perry County Health Lexington, Ky. lied here Wed- Receiving his commission into partment will hold its annual ed as second lieutenants in the Lt. Gov. Wilson W. Wyatt will be will receive degrees at Pikeville Center here is equipped with WASHINGTON, (1:P5 - The Post is struck by a the regular army will be John commissioning exercises Thurs- Reserve. One Hickman. along U. S.# A. Mitchum, day albernoon at 3:30 in Cutchin cadet will be commissioned into The Rev. W. E. Mischke, pastor said the boy Stadium. the regular Army. There will be from the home of the First Methodist Church of TO MAKE YOUR HOUDAY-COrtiCETE and 25 cadets receiving certificates of give the invocation. THINGS EASIER FOR YO11:-.1140P MS EARLY FOR and Mrs. Ger- Murray, will completion of their undergraduate Col. Benjamin F. Cook Jr. will college work. represent the commanding general Those cadets to receive com- of the 20th Army and will present missions are: Douglas D. Harris, the certificates and commissions. Owensboro; Robert W. Collins, 'remium Elkton; Eddie J. Buckalew, Mar- lon: James H. Fuller, Bardwell; Ando Kivirahk, Bradley Beach, New Jersey; Tommy L. Paul, ROTC Rated Louisville; Bejamln M. Hester, OOKED! Fredericksburg, Va.; Joseph K. Lillard, Water Valley; and Robert D. Roussin, Crystal City, Mo. As Superior Four cadets have been designat- ed as distinguished military gra- The Murray State ROTC unit LM duates by President Ralph H. has been rated superior by the Woods and the military riciesi annual federal inspection team. department. These cadets are: The unit was evaluated in all Douglas D. Harris, Robert W. Col- phases of the military activity at lins, Ando Kivirahk, and Tommy the college, records, administra- L. Paul. tion, supply, and maintainence of The 25 cadets to receive certi- government and college property, • ficates of completion are: and observation of class-room in- IllS-Mrs. Annette Allard struction and drill. and husband Germain admire Johnnie L. Gentry, Harold H. The inspection team was parti- their new son, or fibi, as they Wilkins, Jerry G. Alston, Billy cularly complimentary of the state say in French, in Montreal, Brooks, Robert G. Burton, James of training, personal appearance, Qua He weighed 6 pounds, L. Futrell, Ralph N. Harris. corps, and military 10O, ounces at birth. You espirit de Edwin B. Jeffress, Michael L. will remember Madams Al- courtesy of the 822 members of Kirkpatrick, William A. Moates, cadet brigade. lard as a Dionne quintuplets the Kenneth P. McNeely, Billie T, The Pershing Rifles, commanded by Cadet Capt. Ando Kivirahk, Iwo furnished an honor guard for the inspection team.

APPRECIATION READY TO SERVE Murray Hospital I I 1"PRIPF 4-Lb) FOR COOKOUT CHEFS Can Lb. 499 Census - Adult -r• 44 SMALL SIZES - LEAN it MEATY May I say a SPECIAL THANKS to all • • • •• • 2.89 Can Census - Nursery -____. 9 Canned Hams the people of Calloway County for having Adult Beds • 65 No Je' Lb. 490 Emergency Beds ...... 21 10 to 12 Lb. Spare Ribs oerved you Slices • these past eight years. I have Patients admitted - 2 W hole or Half. Regular or Patients dismissed 0 Semi-Boneless Hams Reenowed )Lb 590 truly enjoyed my associations with each of ( Wienerss:Z.Ri.g.71 KW.Size ) Lb. 49° New Citizens 0 Bologna, Pickle di Pimento you. It has been a pleasure and a privilege Patients admitted front 11:00 a. m. U.S. Gov't - Top Quality Liver Cheese, Mac and cheese Monday to 8:00 a. m. Wedneadalt to work for you. Luncheon Meat Olive, Spiced Luor-beroat Pkg. Mrs. Larry BreKer and baby 29c FRYING CHICKENS, whole _ lb. 27c boy, 1610 Miller; Bryan Nanney, Gov't. Cut-Up, Split, Quartered 31c lb. To the people who worked and voted 310 South 4th.; Miss Dorothy 1.0!- TurkeysU.S. Inspected (10 to 14 Lb.)16 to •at, ton, Rt. 2; Mrs. Dwayne Edward and Graded A lb. 45c 2-24-1). Lb. 39C for me, I shall forever be grateful and hale boy, Ht. 1; Mrs. and baby ea ops Lb$ISILola"IJ Rib Lb. thankful. To those of you that expressed Merle Coiling and baby girl, Rt, FISH AND SEA FOOD 3, Benton; Mrs. Glen MeCallon L. 109 *your choice of my baby boy. Rt. 1; Lynn Grove; opponent, please be as- and Haddock Fillets (5 Box 1")u). 29° Veal Cutlets( _ eGalr°1.7d49c) Lb. sured that I Mrs. Martha Rhodes, Rt. 1, Hard- hold no ill feeling, and I wish in; Master Barry Dale Hughes, Steak* 312 So. Woodlawn; Joe Rudolph, Fine For sh-Chor the best administration possible for you. Fish HtiaePa;ns'Nj°4‘41Eat 37:.1" Halibut Broiling .345° Veal Roast( Lb 49e r,..=,Lb39° Rt. 1, Dexter; Miss Barbara El- dridge, Rt. 1, Almo; Mrs. David JANE PARKER (TWIN PACK) SAVE 6c -uryr47,^4. 'TVZIOIVVIVIEZ: I have only one interest at heart and Bogard and baby girl, 214 North that 1 9c is to make 13th.; Mrs. Thomas LeVan and 59c CALLOWAY COUNTY a bet- baby boy, Parkview ligts., Benton, ter county and to that end I shall exert Mrs. Johnnie Gentry, 206 North Potato Chips ..., Grapefruit OirgrJ oS twuereciti...... 54 tfnsz. 990 every effort possible. 15th; Thomas Van Vector, Glib- ertsville; Mrs. Raymond Outland, Pineapple Pie( 39° Rt. 4. Paramount GaL 39g Patients dismissed from Monday Pickles Kosher Stylo - Jar Sincerely, 8:00 is. m. to Wednesday 8:00 a. m. Rye Bread :IL.. 2 L.::::.35` Dill Miss Judith Given, Woods Hall; Mrs. Bennie Logan, College Stn.; Orange Chiffon Cake( 7.7 ) r..49° Super 3120z. Mrs. Kenneth Simmons and baby 1°" boy, 305 Woodlawn; Master David , Frosted Luncheon Meat Right Cons Mullimix, Rt. 3, Benton; Mrs. Lo- Donut Balls (Save 14"of:29° Robert Young Pagell-Lb LO rene Farmer. Box 102; Mrs. Court- Pta New StrawberryAnn Karen tiV,24 PreservesL Jars 7C ney Starks, 61.0 Broad; Miss Italian BeveragescY Z29c Higgins, Rt. 7, Benton: Mrs. Clar- Bread.. .1L.0.1-44-b 29' 1 Our 01•111 1-Lb. Sue-caul Offer ence Jones Rt. 3, Benton; Mrs. tit1;:',7 ''erz49c Te Sure lie so. 89c 4 AMERICAN OR PIMENTO Olives S a Owen Henderson and baby girl. 1-Lb. i)ci Sell R. Rt. 1, Hardin; Baby girl Adams. Peanut "E:cel. Pkg.-Tie Flour tuedny.( )27ir: 1.39 Rt. 1, Dexter; .Mrs. Bobby Pritch- 9c ett and baby boy, Dexter: Mrs. Cheese Food cz.2Lit,79' Waldorf T=e.te V= 1.00 Eva p. Milk 6Fr -- 79c OF Gerald Alderdice, Rt. 1, Lynnville; 1-4-Ba:.57c EXPRESSION f Sunnyfield 1111happifd 0, Mrs. Jackie Cooper, 506 North )6E11.49 Coffee lin, 5th.; Master Kenny Lockhart, Almo; Butter Sliphtty Saltad. I 8-0z. Cto. 39c ctn. 69° Metrecal( s iZe Mrs. Floyd Barrow, Rt. 2, Hazel: lt11.110c tr" 7,t7taPP's 47'99c Hughes, 312 S. Wood- Sauerkraut A,p Drink WHITE Master Dale Ice Cream :7;v...el 65c THANKS town. Melobit Pork 81 Bea ns8,0,.,,.",:z-29c Dog Food,`,.)7;lyl_23121-,:?:, 89c 'Cheese S„ces :Alormr sa61- 124DLPkg. 45° I N Navy Phantom Jet - Sets New Record June Womans Day 10c FROZEN FOOD

NEW YORK - Records 125 Ft. POTATOES I wish to express to each of you are made to be broken in the jet S A & P FRENCH FRIES age. Wax Paper. RoS 29c MIMEO my sincere appreciation for the vote I Regular or A Navy F4118 Phantom jet fight- IN kMA RED received Tuesday, May 23. er screamed across the country Qt. Criakie' Cut 2 Piga 45° from Los Angeles to Brookly Wed- Jar nesday in three hours and three f Miracle Whip 8.=. 51c RED • I do not consider this to be a per- minutes, breaking the old trans- EAC.I4 STRAWBERRIES FOES sonal victory. I realize and humbly ad- continental mark of 3:07.43 set by Lb.- RIPE the Air Force in 1957. Cam 29c minutes later, an- 87c mit that this victory was the result of But seven ----- 3 ALP 2 39° other Navy Phantom jet, its drag Green 19c 49 the combined efforts of many of my parachute buffeting in the wind, Bhse fast- Beans friends. touched down to set an even Karo Syrup Label Bottl• 23c Green STORE HOURS er cross-country record of two 29th 1EGROWN hours 57 minutes. , ... OPEN MAY Corn Quart I also wish to solicit your continu- And seven minutes after that, Tomatoes 69c UNTIL 6 p.m. ed cooperation and advice to the con- another record was set, the last Mazola Oil 011 Bottle 69€ 10 CLOSED ALL DAY of the day, when a third Phantom es TUESDAY, MAY 30, a duct of this office. jet made the same 2,445.9 mile Potato MEMORIAL DAY hop in two hours, 47 minutes and 17 seconds. Bosco 63€ IIES Now may I extend my congratula- The last record, set by pilot Prices Is A MateteA3 POMINIOU Mee IffAILIII Lt. Richard F. Gordon. 31, Seattle, tions and liltst wishes to the other elect- flying with radar officer Lt. J. G. This Ad officials. Bobbie R. Young, 34, Modesto, Spry Shortening 3 Lb.. 85c Effective 11 Calif., won the Etendix Trophy Food Stores 8W Award on its average speed of „p, Time Mom. May we each join hands, one with 669.7 miles ••aft• hour. PAOPC 11A CogeAtft May 29 aet 4 All three jets. besides breaking the other, and work together to make records, broke the sound barrier JUNONS our county the most progressive county, and with it scores of windows in New Jersey. Tidy Home - Tidy Home Tidy Home NU-SOFT Niagara in Gold in Kentucky. The three planes flew most of WARE athe Vay at 50,000 feet, but three Sandwich Bags Garbage Bags Lunch Bags Rinse Starch Purchase! times they came down to 30,000 Pint Act c lid oil 12-02. refueling. 1 - feet for in-flight r details. ofPkg. 30 10° 2""•49°of 80 2'49° of 20 '2 of 50 49° Bottle. 14 Water AM Pkgs.. .21 Sincerely, FILM COMPLETED Argo Gloss FLORIENT Argo Corn MR. CLEAN DEXO HOLLYWOOD (UPI - Filming SHORTNING has been completed on Allied Starch DEODORANT Starch ALL PURPOSE CLEANER Two" which 3-lb. can Artists' "Twenty Plus 11-0z. sir Co ts-Oz. 43v0 2a-Oz. L90 Miller stars Jeanne Crain. The film IS 73 INER Bob 2. 10`...b. Can I .i., 2 0.1-".... 29f BotBottle4,711 Bottle IP based on the novel of the same 29° name and produced by Frank Gru- ber,

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- - Ill . LILY ragm THURSDAY — MAY 25, 1961 I susuu440_1;., 1-171eCENTENNIAL SCRAPBOOK , -"We 0 a —\m----The War for the Union 1861-65 in Pictures The Red Cross, the YMCA, the distributing clpthing, provisions and reading No.'17 Salvalion Army, the Knights matter, and aiding in exchanges of communi- of Columbus, the USO babe/ Furs Burgos and suchseere not in cations between the service men and their - existence in 1e61, but the men who went Within a few days after that, women or- away to war State had the benefit of the atten- ganized in Cleveland, Ohio, to take Farm Leaders tions CATS of of similar organizations. needy families of volunteers. Discuss Legislation On the day when President Lincoln called Eventually, efforts of a majority of these By Larry May for 75,000 men to Many put down the Southern bodies in the North were co-ordinated in top Kentucky farm lead- insurrection, a a group of women in New Women's Central Apeoeteition of Relief, ers got together a few days ago Haven, and Conn., spontaneously organized s so- a L'ruted States Sanitary Commission. to discuss farm legislation. Opin- FEATURING ciety for provision . . . of creature comforts for Operations of the "relief centers" or "re- ions were presented on the Farm the sons, brothers, fathers, who were being freshment naloons''•scere typified by one in Bureau's cropland adjustment pro- , Mobilized. The same day, through coinci- Philadelphia. Any hour of day or night that gram and on the administration's SWIFT'S dence, a society PREMIUM was formed for the same a signal gun was sounded to notify them of coverall farm bill. purpose in Charlestown, Mass. This was fol- the approach of a military train, specified Perhaps the Farm Bureau view • lowed within a few days by a society in groups of ladies hurried from their homes was best expressed by Burl S. Lowell. Mass., having the broader objective /Ake volunteer firemen, to staff the "refresh- St. Clair, president of the state of euppi)-..g nurses for sick wounded, and ment saloon" adjactut to the station. organization. "T h e Cochrane- PROTEN BEEF - The South bad Freeman farm bill writes no pro- 1. parallel humani- gram." he said. "It grants author- - tarian services. ity—almost unlimited authority— They will be dis- to the secretary CHUCK • "'a-lir-v..1s'. of Agriculture to WHOLE cussed here later. write any farm program he de- ;-eOlarknAird sires." .;?Zre: St. Clair said, "The administra- • 1 tion's proposed legislation grants policy making decisions to the ROAST FRYERS` Department of Agriculture, 39 --) which fb Left:'Eldon Vol- is supposed to be an administra- unteer Refreab- tive body rather than a legislative 8.49ROUND meet Saloon' (policy Making) group." opened In Phila- The absolute power that would NEW! delphia in be placed in the hands of the c May 4 ' 1361, to lodge, Secretary of Agriculture—any Se- Swift's Premium lb feed and eater- cretary of Agriculture—could be- STEAK lain enlisted mem come a readily wieldable weapon 89kb 25 et. No liquor served against farmers. That fact seesned BACON TOPPY Its.Such "saloons." to be recognized by the 30 farm T-BONE IN THE leaders, although several of them EASIER indicated they would be willing TO OPEN to go along with the administra- EASIER-TO STORE BACON lb tion's proposal on agricultural 39' credit. • PACKAGE The Federal Intermediate Cred- STEAK 1o9 VAN CAMP it Bank, Federal Land -Bank and ,Lhe,Kentucky Bankers Associa- Mit were in general agreement FRESH that the administration's credit THANK YOU!! proposals would provide more TUNA 19rs credit to those who need it. 1b Homer Hayward, president of STUFFED I want to take this opportunity to thank GROUND - 6-oz. each of you from the the Federal Intermediate Credit BEEF 45 bottom of my heart for 49 the confidence you have expressed in me, by Bank, said, "We will attempt to electing me Sheriff of Calloway County, get statements in writing as to FRESH, GROUND the policies to be followed under OLIVES 29( As I stated in my campaign: Being your the broad legislative terms of the Sheriff has b_een A life- --.--• • - long_arnbition..and 144iw that I iikve been bill." elected I want to reaffirm Hayward also pointed LUCKY my determimition to make out some HAMBURGER 29K) you the best Sheriff that I possibly can. It disadvantages of the bill. He said, will take the cooperation of everyone to make this a reality, but it "I don't thing anyone should be can and permitted to go into debt 100 per- will be done. HYDROX - I cent." -lb. WHIP 49c* I must express Ernie Harris, an Oldham County my appreciation to all those people who worked sn hard in my behalf.•and farmer and member of the board NBC GRAHAM to my opponents in this contest. Both of directors Kentucky gi-ntlemen are of the Farm of the highest type, and their campaigns Bureau Federation, told the group, COOKIES have been to our a credit 39c community — and to them. "I sell 13 different commondities. Crackers 33c This omnibus bill wotild have us LAY'S TWIN BAG Once again, vote on each one of those coin- REG. let tee ay that I thank each of you. nexiities. I defy anyone to vote intelligently on proposals fur that many commodities." HEER 29ce Woodrow Rickman Briefly, as explained to the group. Farm Bureau's cropland ad- CHIPS justment program would cut pro- SOAP duction to the point Where feed 49c AMERICAN 46-oz. grains produced and some surplus BEAUTY YELLOW commodities could be sold each Can 29e LUX 539' year. Both bills have been dropped in- CLEANSER to Congress's hopper. Hearings are being conducted on the admini- stration's bill but no action is ex- 225 THREE pected this month. COMET • 2/25** FRI. - DAYS!! NORTHE SAT. TENDER LEAF MONDAY !! NOW YOU KNOW METRECAL 6 1.49 , $e11114 017ITY

The Grand Coulee Dam on the DRESS SALE Columb.a River in Washington is BISCUITS believed 3 for to be the world's 25c TEA largest ENTIRE STOCK OF DRESSES concrete structure It weighs more KOUNTRY PINEAPPLE- 4-0z. Pkg. REDUCED FOR than 21 million tons KIST WHOLE Kay 3 DAYS and contains KERNEL Windsor - Meg Marlowe - Modern more than 10 million cubic yards Classics - Cay Artley of concrete. GRAPEFRUIT and Shroyer Dresses to choose from! CORN 3 Imported Cotton Batiste for 39c DRINK 29c - Dacron and Cotton - Arriel - Cupioni ENGLISH MTN. GREEN =MO - Junior, Misses and Half Sizes - 303 can VAN Come early! Make CAMP BEEF - 24-oz. , your selection from this fine group of good fitting dresses. BEANS 46-oz. filial ;Lama. &. 10c Can 29e STEW 39( $15.00 DRESSES _ _ _ _ NOW $12.98 BUCKEYE MEr:IT - $13.00 DRESSES _ _ _ _ NOW $10.98 PEAS _- - 10° SYRUP 19e $12.00 DRESSES _ _ _ _ NOW $ 9.98 $11.00 DRESSES _ _ _ _ NOW $ 8.98 $10.00 DRESSES _ _ _ _ NOW $ 7.93 WATERMELONS $ 9.00 DRESSES _ _ _ _ NOW $ 6.98 TUBE Ty $ 8.00 DRESSES _ _ _ _ NOW $ 5.93 Tomatoes GRAPEFRUIT AR $6.00 DRESSES 5 LBS 29° Regular $2.98 CANTALOUPES 29e CORN -3 PRINT 10c 19e HOUSE DRESSES 2 FOR $5.00 'PREPARECI TO DIE' — James EGG Zwerg. 21, the "Freedom Rider" from Appleton, Wis., All CHILDRENS streams blood in Montgom- DRESSES GREATLY REDUCTED ery, Ala., after s mob beat- ing glikWith Each during which his face PLANTS al(rb Purchase You was May hammered against the REGISTER FOR ONE pavement "We are prepared WOMANS OR MISSES to die," he said in a hospital BATHING SUIT afterwards. White ambu- JOH:\ to be lances SON refused to take hint Bananas 1Crb 'S to the GIVEN FREE JULY hospital. More than 3! an GROCERY hour after the attack a fmiq*ottbl,/-b-ti-e Negro ambulance aided him. -THURSDAY - MAY 25, 1961 LEDGER & TIMES --MURRAY.UKENTCKY PAGE FIVE

YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY BUSINESS CROSSWORD PUZZLE A swer to Yeeterclay's Porki, ACROSS 8-Yearly publications IMOD MUGU Pclit 5ALE ' NOTICE 1-Snake 9-Moccasin 'MEW U0153 • 4-Wine cups 10-Unclose QUIP2 connorafflorm DIRECTORY 5-Footless (poet.) mama tliMCOU PIANO, DESK TYPEWRITER; en- MONUMENTS-MURRAY Marble 12-Crony 11-Parent (cotton.) MOM GOMM clyclopedia up to date; dictaphone, and Granite Works, builders of 13-Lease 17-5Ian's =MOM OCIN transcriber, and shaver; electric fine memorials for over half cen- 14-Citli In nickname 3141311215a MBUROIC , California 19-Note of scale IN30 CIEU CIMMPq ADDING MACHINES range; and other items. Call PLaza tury. Porter White, . Dial 15' hail 12-Bow Ot21:1121Q En1210- OFFICE SUPPLIES 3-1315, see at 1503 W. Main Street. PL 3-2512. iunel5c is-Em•hanted 24-Chinese mile AND 15-Tears 25 -Flat- bot - 1BROMB MISIDgB TYPEWRITERS rn25c 20-Girl's tom ed boat MDMROMOME MIM Sales & Service Ledger & Times ... 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Will measure submarine tender line up on the deck off the Swedish 40-Con tamer quit the vessel, STRAWBERRIES - PICK YOUR rent or sell. Call PL 3-5232. m25p 41 -Above • Gottland after the commanding officer had illIMIN111111111111111111111 The tender Ass ildw., cor. 4th & Main own or we will pick them. mile 42-Tiny pardel• rowed ashore and asked for asylum in Stockholm. 44-Cubic meter Many of the crew mem- RESTAURANTS South of Kirksey. Phone Brooks 47-Unspeakable had sailed from Klaipeda. Lithuania. RS* reported anxtous to Watson, Fru 9-2455. m25c LOST & FOUND I 51-Crimson --- bers, said to be Lithuanians, were also 52-Simple Iii;ViiIIViiiiiA11111M111111111 reported on his way from Russla. rks Hdw. PL 3-1227 iouthside Restaurant .. PL 3-4892 53-Strike defect A new captain was i_ BIRD DOG PUPS, ELEVEN weeks LOST: HOLSTEIN BULL Weight 54-Devoured iiiiiIIM411111R1i111111MI old. Priced reasonable. Harry 500 pounds. Strayed from Murray 55-Edible seeds . INSURANCE 56-Schoolbook Sparks, 1318 Wells Blvd. Phone Livestock Company. Last seen 57-Unit of ii1111::::41111111gial111101111 Obizee, Melugin 3c Holton SERVICE STATIONS PL 3-5122. m30c near Clarks River Bridge on Con- Japanese currency 131111/1111111SAIIIIMMIll 1lb cord Road. m26c Oen. Insurance .... PL 3-3415 Walston-Young Tex. PL 3-2810 TRAMPOLINE CENTER. JUST in DOWN time for sununer vacation. All Thank You! 1-Three- JEWELRY equipment guaranteed. Doing good Female Help Wanted banded TYPEWRITER RENTAL business. Will pay for self this armadillo les Jewelry .... PL 3-2835 - I 2-Rescue I wish to take this opportunity to thank each SERVICE season. See Joe B. Anderson at the 3-Sufficient illiiiiii111111111111611112111111111 AND WOMEN - HOLD COSMETIC 4 of you who supported my campaign for Magistrate Bounce-O-Rama behind Holcomb -War god LADIES READY TO WEAR Earn $25 for 3 hours work. 5-Males IIIIIIIIki:1111111111M1111111111 Chevrolet. m26c partes! of the Concord Magisterial District on Tuesday, May Ledger & Times .... PL 8-191111 Make big, big profits. Hire others. 111-Deer's horn Littletens PL ?'-Walk 23. 39fb 3-4623 Beautiful 1955 BEL AIRE CHEVROLET. Everything furnished. Pompously same for full details MENS CLOTHING TV SALES 8c SERVICE Really sharp. Call PL 3-2987. gift line. Send I realize that without the aid and assistance m26c and free useable samples to Studio 4a Graham-Jackson .... PL 3-3234 Bell's TV & Ref. Set.: PL 3-5151 Girl Cosmetics, Party Division of my many friends that this victory would not have ANTIQUE VICTORIA BED, RE- MA-16 P, Glendale, California. - - been possible, and I would appreciate your help and finished, reasonable price. Phone THANK YOU- advice as I carry out my duties as Magistrate. PL 3-3775. m26c AUCI.ION SALK1 Please rookt. hat.4a,^40..a,nd appreciation for the 194 by electing me to RESIDENTIAL LOT 70 x 219 ft. confidence you Isa\celsiss2ael,tn me It is my sincere wish that I may serve you Murray Magisterial 2115 N. 16th Street. See James •A. PUBLIC SALE AT THE LATE serve as your Magistrate of the during the next four years in a way that will be HELP WANTED Rogers or phone PL 34849. next four years. Luther Fisk home in Farmington District for the satisfactory to you and that will be beneficial to our • M-27-C and congratulations to each of my op- at 1:00 p.m. Saturday, May 27, My thanks for the manner in which this campaign was Magisterial District. , 5 NICE PIGS. See Coon Scott on 1961. Consisting of furniture, light ponents old Newburg Road, near Lone conducted. 29c LOCAL FIRM WISHES TO HIRE TWO MEN farming tools, small hand tools, times to represent all Sincerely, Oak Church. I-T-P Terms cash. I will strive tirmy, utmost at two wheel trailer, etc. Murray Magisterial District and E.„,Fisk, Executor: m26c the people of the FOR GENERAL WORK NICE 3 BEDROOM Modern Home L. Catloway-County to the best of my ability. on Highway 641 with 16 acres of all Card of Thanks land. Has G. I. loan of approxi- Words cannot express how grate- Noel Wairen 4 mately $700000, payments are Holland we are to our neighbors and Cecil Starting salary $50.00 per week. Send name and $52.00 month. Total Price $10,- ful „ailM1111.111114 49c* many friends for the working and 500.00 good deeds, flowers, nice address other to P.O. Box 32-W, Murray, Kentucky, 5 ROOM HOUSE Beautiful lot at cards during my stay in the hos- 106 South 10th Street. has gas pital following the accident. For May and you will be contacted. heat. Total price$5,500.00 includ- the present thanks a million. 33c ing furniture. the Good Lord Bless every one. The Cterris W. Wilson family. 4 ROOM HOUSE on North 3rd IT -1' Street $4,250.00 3 BEDROOM BRICK. large den, 29c• hying room, bath and /12 gas heat, extra large lot. Has F. H. A. loan, owner will transfer. Located CLEAN COTTON RAGS. No but- ' Only on Covey Drive. $17,000.00 total. zippers, no overalls, and Special Fri. no Roberts Realty, Phone PL. 3-1651. tons, please Ledger & Times. M-27-C etc., - by Ernie IlluehmIller 39e NANCY i Table Model HELP WAN1 ED Radio Bargain! I J SOMEONE '10 BABY SIT /PI CARROTS 2/15C I most Powerful GE Radio home. Hours 8:00 to 5:00. Phone IMPROVE at This Price/ PL 3-2203. m25c I •,....Titcm Ever I YOUR ESTABLISHED WATKINS Route . ailable. For fur details contact; EYESIGHT $14.88 Eulice Moubray Mgr. 208 So. 16th 7-17n I St., Murray, Ky. m26c r Full-tone 4" speaker. (q\ BEAUTY OPERATOR. CALL. PL tubes plus rectifier . 3-5832. m26c ... no outside antenna needed under normal con- LARGE CONCERN will open of- dRions. No-chip mahog- fice in Murray if we can find suit- M able employees. Will accept school a SPECIAL!• any-cor molded plastic cabinet. UL approved. . teachers or students who are over 5USHA4//-LEAL 21 years old for summer work. ,to. 'Li s 00.0 ON ••••••• Some positions start at $1.50 per 1011 10, WIN 00.00vr• 0,.410.00 ,00 hour. Others with earnings in ex- cess of $5,200 per year. For in- by AI 0200 24-oz. BILBREY'S formation write, giving employ- ment:a for past five years, to P. 0. Ill), Phone PL 3-5617 TIMES, MARRYIrlSAM Box 1028, Lexington. Kx., in care FOUR of personnel director. M-26-C TRIED TO KISS TH' BRIl)E,SO ( PRONOUNCE'EM 39c / HE COULD WOULD YOU like to earn extra MAN AN'WIFE IIP money" Full or part time, earn up 4 I.' $100 per week, car necessary, free training. Write Box 32-M 49c My Friends: Murray, Kentucky. M-77-C

1 do not have words at my command to thank my many friends of this county for the wonderful lb • support you, gave me in selecting me as YOUR 5 al nominee for State Representative. The only way that I can ever re you will be by honest and efficient -pay .1.• 0.. I 0ei 011- .00. service. 5 AY 1.141 60•00i Noma. 00.0.001,

I realize the heavy responsibility that will rest ABBIE AN' SLATS by Rimburn Van Burep on my shoulddrs in making an honest attempt to , VER. f.s1NCC I CAN ej IS IT ALL RIGHT TO TAKE PONT WORRY, AL- Make'YOU a good RepreseittatiVe.-I will need the R.EMEMBER: HIM OFF HIS 3013, 3051-1? I DON'T HE KNOWS THE ROPES cooliiA•ation of every person in Calloway County. MY OW MAN'S WANT TO START BY GETTING APOUND HERE.' A KIND OF ODD HIM INTO TROUBLE WITH HIS CHARACTER, AL. SUPERIORS 4 I would also hlce to thank Mr. Lovins for the HE'LL TRY 10 , FRIGHTEN YOU manner in which he Conducted his campaign. FROM Lovely CoIeen Gray stars in one TIIE IMTTOM OF MY HEART, I THANK YOU of Hollywood's most difficult ONE AM) ALL. acting portrayals as she plays the title role in "The Leech Woman," with a change of char- acter and appearance to show a woman aged 25. 35, 55 and 75. • Throughout the drama of terror and suspense. the talented act- .. Charlie Lassiter ress seeks the elusive and savage secrets of the jungle in her lust eternal youth and beauty. for U Po. ON AO P•140•000/ It plays Fri. and Sat. at the 19.1 6 1.46,41 1,4 .0••• 1 , VaLtsit4' Theatre,

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'117 Limarn & TINfrS 11f11111 XF:NTUCKY THURSDAY — MAY 25, 1961 76 Members Initiated Asfo—AND Fruternities ' MSC f%-rrnit:es h-we initiated Crossville, Ill.; Ronnie 76 new mberc for the spirng; .r, • liennirson; Kenneth New- of 1961. Alpha Tau Omega instal-1 -.,ticksburg, Va. led 21 - Pi Ka;_.2a Alpha installed; 13 Nix. Murr:y; Micnae: 11: and Sigma Chi installed 39. • r,.'en, Chicago, Ill.; Stanle. Pi Kappa Alpha installed the 7'arker. Murray; Larry Perry. following: C'faabethtewn; Kenneth Peterson, JaCkLe Jones, Henderson: Jim- Chicago; Wchael Porter. Hopkins- THE BEST FOODS AT THE LOWEST my Wh'tlow, Murray; Bob Bro- .-ille: Robert Ragsdale. Grayville. PRICES! lly rs, Syl;eston, Mc; Vernon Fr,nk Rickman. Murray. F.ESH, LEAN, GROUND Stubblefield. Murray. Jerry Sanders, Louisvill e; Bill Pittard. Louisville; Tom 'Tharlie Steele, Princeton; Ronald Adams, Hickman.; John Ballard, 3oellen. Valley Station; Richard HAMBURGER 3 lbs. 1.00 Effingham. Bill Alexander. Sutton, Crossville. Ill.; Dennis Paducah; Max Northern, Tren- Thomason. Benton; Jimmy Wells, FRESH, ton; Charlie Lannom, Guthrie. Mt. Carmel, Ill.: Rockie Treas. PICNIC Jim Brien, Mayfield; Doug Wal- Benton; Norman Wilocx. Mt. Car- lace. Symsonia; Kent Wright. mel. Ill.: Phillip Wilkins,, Benton. Elkton; Ed Stademan, Melrose Alpha Tau Omega installed the Park. 111.: Terry Kaler. following: Greg Arterburn, Wiclif- SHOULDER ROAST 39q Bob Goebel. Lincoln. fe; Charlie Baize. Louisville: Sigma Chiinstalled: Donald Bennett, Fulton; Jeff Vincent Angelico. B r o 44=it 1 y n. Brockman. Greenville; Elwood PORK ROAST Brown. Hardin; Loman, Brown, C N.Y.; Fredrick Baher. Dyer, Ind.; lb Thomas Brady. Frankfort: Elmo Hardin; Roland Carter. Fulton. PORK SAUSAGE 19 Carlisle, Madisonville; Thomas Fred Collier, Greenville; John Cheaney. Henderson. Fleming. Salem; Gale Griffen. Ronald Chevy, Murray; Bill Palmersville. Tenn.; George Gun- FIELD'S EXTRA TENDER Cross, Clinton: Kenneth Dillard. ter. Fulton: Tom Hines. LaCenter; Louisville; Anthony Fioravanti. Bill Kleckner. Dayton, Ohio; Ron- I lb Melrose Park, Ill. WORTHMORE I•k•• James Hall; Sturgis: James Hen- tie Knight. Charleston, Mo.; Bob WIENERS 49` son. Harrisburg, Ill.: Thomas Hen- Lineb.augh, R:pley, Tenn.; son, Harrisburg. III.; John Higgins, /Mike McCarty. Centerville, Ind.: ' Henderson: Gary Houston, Mur- — QUART — Bob Sandlin. Ripley, Tenn.; Ter- BOLOGNA RSilniC fe:r 39c ray: B:11 Kopperud, Murray: Ken- ry Shelton. Aberdeen, Miss neth I'.•11") _Everisville. Ind.; Ber- ..ro• SLICED Greenville; Bill nie Laufmann, LaPorte. Ind. Geofge Strong. T-BONE STEAK Larry Lewis, Fulton; Larry •Valker, Paducah: Bob Ware, Lin- WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE Lynn. Charleston, Mo.; Sammy , .!n. FOR OUTSIDE GRILLING! CUT ANY THICKNMS BACON OF MORRELL PRIDE VACCUM PACKED LUNCHEON MEATS! HOW ABOUT VIENNA? 1-Lb. Pkg. 39c RADE FRESH CANDLED COUNTRY TOP QUALITY BIG BROTHcR

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