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MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. LXXXIV No. 301 December 21, 1963 ef4 ova 84th YEAR Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, ,..nited Press International , Orchestra Members Mrs. Alice Campus Lights Breaks More - Are Named Bitter Cold Trevathan eeche.atra members for the Mitt say State College musical mode( 'ton. "Campus Lights" have been Passes Away ennounced by the show's director Records Across Nation nerry Trentham The orchestra mrmberi are: Saxe Carolyn Mrs Alice Hand Trweathan. wid- chonce -Dere Peck, Murray; Jerre Eivhth Tiros Is 3t1,' of the late William Herbert Childers, Huntsville, Ala.; Mercury Dips To Freezing On Fla.: Trevethan. 'massed tessav yesterday Donsan. West Palm Beach, Sent Into Orbit Tenn.: at 11.15 at the tee of 92, fonovrine Charles Hutchins, Oak Ride, Jamestown. an extended inness. and Ftanion Popp tlardo, CAPE KE'NNEDY ,lea - The Gulf Coast; Travel Dangerous Me. Travathan died on April 19, N.' Y. United States rocketed its eighth tin- , a 19e9. Trombones -RoycePatterson, Tiros sitellite into orbit today to Pa- of water behind Mrs Trevathan made her home ier. City. Tenn • Lee Somers, anti back • the first -instant" pic- By United Press International the Impoundment and Dam. with a daughter Mrs. W. C. Skin- Phe Cole, Evansville; tures of earth's weather Markland Bitter cold broke more records Army Engineers at Lou- A ner of 1687 Ryan. Other survivors sandy James. Huntsville. Ala. The camera carrying moonlet The U.S. Virden. across the North today and sleet said there was ice in the ...twine, ,mrsttfrolii441.:: are a ipendson William C. Skinner Trumpets-Bich Matta, rode into the sky in the nose of a isville Ohio: highways with ice through- but none yet in the .1 of Dallas, Texas; three great grand- 111 ; Patrick Flaherty, Lorain. three stage Delta rocket that ran sprayed Portland Canel, Daryll out the Southein Plains Te:np_ea- McAlpineDam. children. nab Perino. Virden, Ill.; up an unprecedented 21st straieht river at [ to freezing along the wee added (tub for ita entertainers are in- and Gary Mas- tures dipped Another traffic death south Lodge, the kidruip motet run by Harrah s Funeral arrangements Davis, ilopkinsville; success. This ts Gulf Coest fatalities attributed to complete at this time Burial will sett°. Herrin Ill, The rocket roared from its launch- to the list of Murray Cemetery and Wainseott Hunts- pillar of flame and the cold spell since last Sunday, a be at the Flutes--Netta ing toad atop a The mercury dipped below zero Funeral Home : and Linda Segree, Hop- a. m. (EST). Ten figure which now has reached at the J. H Churchill ville. Ala smoke at 4:30 at C licago for the ninth conse- ts Is in charge of arraneetricate minutes later, the federal space December :east 19. cutis Aly-a record for Mayfield. fired Barbara Perckel. 19, of kouis-ville, Horns---Vickey Harmon. agincy said all stages had to 20 be,ew at Water- -and eluneed am, todity when end Alma Alkock, Princeton. properly. was killed at 2:15 La- the towr N control on an Carter Strings-Jane Thomas, West Robert Gray, nisnager of har car went out of Roland Fast ap- in Louisville and Sayette, Ind.; Bill Criswell. Tiros project, said "the flight At -- ie. Minneapolis. Minn.. icy patch of street Mo., pole. Wins Schoiarship erunswiek. N. J.: Beverly Goode. pears very satisfactory " registered 13 below. St Louis crashed into a utility lyierray; Pat Rowland. East Bruns- satellite's new camera sy- zero and Louisville, Ky 7., above. and biol- The Rcland Cartel .schentletry N .1. Robert Kady. East Bruns- to send cloud pie:- wick. stem-designed light ogy nutter at Mirray State Consee Pahl- AILS to A mixture of freezing rain, wick. N. J.: Mary Hamilton. term directly to forecasters from Felton has been awarded an Hceleinsville! sped snow and sleet brewed tra- .ah; Joyce Ann Barley. be 'turned on as the moonlet Down of $3,000 pli's tuition vel clinger across parts of Arkansas, '[iakers assistarithip Joe Bouton, Pieria, Tenn.; and Keila the United States-Canada of Tennessee. across Louisiana and Mississippi. at the University Wakelend, Nit d Stoneille. fourth orbit late this Northern a e200 border on its and Okla- He also has been awarded orchestra members are: 11:34 .a m. (EST). The Texas Panhandle Other mcming at about high- • scholarship for use in graduete Ohio, bass: 14 coun- homa also reported slippery Fulton County a am Stuck. Date an. A total of 42 stOons in school from the Alpha Tau 01111ga guitar; and "thee ways. Jche Darnall, Muriay. tries was tensed to pick up Foundaticn Fund. N. fAn Denni, MeGraime, Long -snind,- minute" weathes photographs drivina wsrnemo. were echolarshin is based on scho- Hazardous This Y. drums. as it V hille:1 diroegh Last Night the mtellite for most of •Miesiseippi. lastic ability and faaternity par- posted space 425 miles above earth. closed in mans' areas ticipation. bridges were Malfunctions M the rocket's me- urged mo- summers Carter has Before of the state and police For three Last Days I fee:el three noseoene- Leiters of Calloway County, deptrt- chanism had torises to stay home unless travel The served as a trainee in the Toes- win column was kidnaped. John FO•a. a Christmas Are Hectic ments of....t...1.51\ laurelling since necessary. snapped back into the An Fill agent examines room from which soung Sinatra , ment of pharmacology it the. Uni- was leases the motel and Mesissioei riv- last night with a win over Fldton ass dining with Sinatra at the time. and was left bound, of Tennotsee in Memohis. Breathitt The Illinois musician who versity For Mrs. previous Tiros weather Beta Beta, a even ers were ice-covered above the Al- County. but no major clues to the kid- ! He is president of launched sue- the Leit- fedice had ale men under arrest satellites have been M.. Dam and the Missouri Leading et every stanza. CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA eyewitness, musi- t member of the Student effiliates of ton. Jr from a Statelirie. Nev motel. The only but each was a.ble to send ice at ,everal ers poured 71 points through the • naping of Frank Sinatra Chemical Society. cor- ceesfully, River was blocked by to make a positive Identification. American By CAROLE MARTIN only to a pair of for Fulton. cian John Fuss, was unable of Alpha Tau Its photographs points Fleeting ice filled the Mis- net to 66 responding secretary United Press; International ground sta- a 20-11 margin of the elaborately equipped sissippi from linen te Columbus. The Lakers held &mega. and past president K. irl Last auarter for FRANKFORT. tions. Ky . and the weather bureau said at the end of the first and ATTEND I a: eTITUTE German Club. He was chosen moving a !aunty blast- 'innate sheppine. About three minutes after an lee gorge may develop today or 42-30 at the halftime_ The margie "Who's Who in American Colleges one of them nurs- sep- of four children- off. the rocket's booster stage Sunday at Greenfield Bend. near was raised 62-43 at the three quartet and Universities" this year. pox-and the Last Of Quints Ready To Co ing a case of !lacken arated on schedule. sending mark. 33 foctball players for deeper into on Irg 3c Mac Tuctor manrger of the Ben- entertairun; opper stages soaring All Misuasuppi FUNK WV trai- !anon County. spurred final ton brrnch of Wf Kantucky Book- calmer. space. nee lasibilien St. Lath med Cairo Jimmy Argo rallied in the Is fired on keepin r r.d "is ": C Hugh Story The second stage also was hilted Prtda• because of es- period but fiesIvay those of uirit dome From Hospital Today elhese are the things that are . of the loceil of Ind separated as planned. r a the lee Nen- neeeet.; Pr°mated- Recently the last four days be- schedule !ollw Nate' mark. . . . annual helping make officials said. Wows for the fice, aitecietell th.: a:ewe:h most hectic for space agency . Argo held wenn ly will spend the holiday at home, fore Christmas the - • ABFIlaggli g. D. VT The tax institute sponsored by the In- new In ottter weather news: nieht with 25 points with his team I Hugh Frances Breathitt. Kentucky's lest of the fame= Ftv-.her quin- he 'said. terne! Revreue Service on Thurs- USS GRAFFIAS trirrNc -An ice truck at Minneapolis. mete Jimmy Harrison putting can you go with five lit- second fiist lady. 'meets preeared to leave St. Luke's -Where day and Friday. P. Ste'-s'. boatswain's mate Minn.. froze up Friday in 18-below through 22. , tile ones only three month old-- te the "on of Mrs. Cora M. Hospital I lioeietal today for a •'quiet" Christ- The institute serteined class, USN. Gov Edward T. Breathitt's. family Murray weather and deliveries were delay- Sammy Home:len led the balanced ' especially in MU cold weather.' of Route 3. Murray. Ky.. wit, ma. at Prime their first 19;1 tax Ian' nslluent amend- Story delayed moving from Hopkinsville ed. Laker attack with 17 points while and the spokesman asked. The tempera- recently promoted while serving the closely Waitine for little Mary Ann ments and changm. to the Executive Mansion here an- -At Bemidji. Minn. where L. W. Patterson followed dad lure in Ale eleen has, ben below aboard the store ship USS Graffias a earden Mary Ciehertne were mom and til today so that the three oldest Census - Adult 60 mercury fell to 35 below. with 15. and zero since Mary efarearrt iuri Mary operating out of Sas: ho. Japan. nieces 62 71 Fischer and eight brothers children could continue their Census - Nursery 15 hs.-.se shattered into a dozen Calloway . . 20 42 Magdalene left the hospital. He- earned the promotion as a over it. 66 sisters. VISITING HERE schooling at Hopkinsville until the Patients Admitted -.--.0 when a motorist backed Fulton County II 30 43 the Mary Ann Fischer. the rod-hatred of proficiency, leadership wander- The two girls were the last ot result Christmas recess. Dismissed 0 -A 3-year-red boy who Calloway (711 of the quint. has !free a on the Navies Patients (mints to meke the big jump from molter ability. and score ed away it-cm hene and was miss- Patterson 15, Housden 17. Lavend- for -grad- New Citizens nursery, where they helper to assist her in caring Vernon Trevathan. Jr. arrived fleet-wide written examinatem. Mary Frances. 13, an eighth Wednes- ing for more than nine hours in 2. Garrison 2. nn, the heapital mews Patients Admitted From er 7. Crick 10. Lamb ic birth the rambling house and the with his erand- Graffias carries refrigerated stores Linda. 12, a seventh-srader. and m. Melton. Ala., heve been since their histoi today for a visit er: day 9:00 a. m. to Friday 8:30 a. freezing weather at Miller 9. .Joseph 9. Armstrong. nursery Her mother also has been staving Trevathan. He and food setsplies to ships operst- Susan, 6, a second-grader, will at- Friday, sleeping Sept. 14. to the makesteft mether. Mrs. Elmus Mrs. Ronald Ray and baby boy. was found safe Fulton County (66) rented with the fenilly and helping care University. La- ing in the Western Pacific with the the Second Street Elementary hounds. 4, In the Fischer's nine-room is attending Purdue tend 170'? Irvan; Mrs. Terry Housden between two beagle Jerinings 6, stellew 6. Sheehan for the infants. ely• s yenth Fleet. South Frankfort house, fayette, inn. School in girl. Rt. 2. Hazel; Master -The Ohio Fuel Gas Co. at Co- Argo 25. Brawner 1, Harrison 22, father. Andrew, re- and baby Two cribs were ready for the girls The quint's Hamilton: Mrs. lumbus said it delivered more gas was their last nay of school Dan Robertson, 1626 SLethman -setter turned to his job with a wholesale Friday .Fr.iday than'ever in the bedroom where pare audsani iang true*. Eittles .0u44an6t.He. 5: Reuben Rose, to its CI)StO.InM -er37-firrrTteVaial-Weik-s 41,-Se): CAESAR1A • 1481)1E-MFAiilla. James Andrew and 'sestets Mary Sielc with Drive: R. B Berryiall 805 before in its history be at heme with his big family LtD. PHILIPPI). left Christian County laden Covey Margaret and Mary Magdalene al- will Mrs. Gerald Garner --Low-temperature records Sc' Christmas Day their priz:d possession.,-including College Court; Bethel May Move -.ley me quite at home. .Christmas eve and Mulbeiry; Mrs. Friday included Columbes. Ohio CAPERNAUM In-ycles. ssvsral stuffed ard- and baby boy. 1106 The mints were the fire to sur------two girl. Rt. 10 below; Waterloo. Iowa. 19 below: To Paducah Site SEA OF dans Lid -a very large Kenneth Gipson and baby States. mal .1.: and Dubuque. Iowa. 14 below; Chicago. vise in the United be:_iigs to 4-year- 3, Benton; Mrs. Buddy Wade, boy For GALILEE tractor" Mrs. Beloit. Wis.. 18 below: Jetties Andrew. the only quint West Blamed SYRIA girl. Whitlock. Tenn.; 9 below; Baptist old Edwa'd Ji baby Pittsburgh, PADUCAH. Ky. Pat - • and Mee St ot the five, went home Mathis. Rt. 5. Benton: Madison. Wis.. 17 below: Ghana Demonstration Douglas Ind . 11 clergymen at Paducah indicated Nov. 30 The two other girls fol- bit tc ehe confusion of 715 Poplar Pa., 4 below: Indianapolis, Ad' eg P. Mrs. Amanda Arnold, Friday that Padeicah possibly will lowed laet weekend. A' h rue was the Mag- Hickory Drive: below. CAN 'he' • .-_• sy Mrs. Novis Pate. be the choice for a relocation .ite A spokesman for the family said had contracted Kirksey: Mrs. b United Press International MOSCOW fat -- The Kremlin i . Mrs. Ruby Richenson, for Bethel College now at Hop- the Fischers have 'planned nothing 0111•••••••11/11MIIIIN reportedly has not baby girl. 1103 On this official last day of au- appeared tonay to be trying to blame NAZARETH MT.TABOR chicken pex. It Jerry Hopkins and k' special" to celebrate the quints' spirits, 626. tumn, Kentucky entered its ninth the West for Negro demonstrations dulled his pre-Christmas Elm: Glenn Turner. Post Immanuel Baritist Church Pas- first Christmas. The tamely definite- From Wednes- consecutive d a y of sub - freezing protesting alleged Soviet discrimi- however. Patients Dismiseed tor Dr. T L McSwain said that no 8:30 a. m. weather wit h temperatures again nation rigainst the black race. day 9:00 a. m. to Friday decision has yet been made on Breathitt children will be Charles rtthe zero mark and no relief in About" 400 Negro students took Till 'Ottarry Browner, Rt. 5; Mrs. or not a concerted effort young children to live in whether Bond Sales For in a "march on the first N. 9th. Mayfield; Mrs. Van sight. to relocate the p- rt Wednesday since form- ByeAn. said a will be laiinceed the Ferecutne Mansion N. 16th: Mrs. Petra The US. Weather Bureau County $15,425 the Kremlin" set off by the death JOR .71 DAN and his Valentine, 916 two-year college at Paducah. er GOY. 4. B. Chandler Mrs. J. M. Elkins, high pressure ridge extending from of Edmund Asare-Addo. a 29-year resi- .Smith. 401 Elm; Bethel trustees announced two • family occupied the stately Rt. 1. Almo; Canada into the Ohio Valley made student from Ghana Anno; Harold Wyatt, ago they will seek a hew old medical his first term. 1935-39. break weeks E and H Savings dence during Ross (Expired), Covey the chances for any weekend result of Sales of Series whose body Ulla found in the snow governor arid Reuben western Kentucky site as EMMAUS On Sunday the Gammons. Rt. 1. in the weather "slim and none." Bonds in Calloway County during north of Moscow last week A sim- first Drive: Mrs. Edith !he establishment of a University of Mrs Breathitt will hole their Gene Pen- There was, however, some chance November were $15.4M raising the ilar hut smaller demonstration oc- JERICHO Buchanan. Tenn.; Mrs. Kentucky Community College at reception at the mansion Mrs. Monday, the sales for the year to y official Apt. 28. Orchard Hgtse of a slight moderation Bethel said it feared cumulative curred Thu meta entertain Kentucky's dIpton. Hopkinsville. when they Dunn. 508 S. 4th; M. E. forecasters said. with increasing e134.071. , The official Soviet news agency JERUSALEM football team. William competition from the state school of ISRAEL All-Stir high school Miss Gloria Aldridge, cloudiness and perhaps some snow Meanwhile. sales in Kentucky 'Pass charged Friday that "provo- the aid Hale. Dexter; as reason for seeking a new Site. Mrs. Breathitt has enlisted Edward Chad- for Christmas. both series for the same month cateurs" lured the students to the Rt. 3. Puryear. Tenn.: The Paducah ministers are seek- DEAD cheerleaders from Frankfort Sr., the state at $3.994.082, bringing cumu- prom- of the 1007 Main; L. D. Cook. Temperatures around of Bethel in their totalled Cihaneian Fenbas-sy with false County high to help wick. ing relocation year to 150.- SEA and Franklin John Weeks, 603 Vine; 5 a.m. EST. included 3 at Cincin- tative sales for the ises of Christmas presents and then BETHLEHEM that night. 207. S. 16th; city with the hope of it becoming her with the entertaining 907 Waldrop Drive: nati. 10 at Paducah and Hopkins- 959,884 or 899 percent of the $56.- spread rumors that led to the anti- Wed- Danny Bazzell, a four-year school. The group will , Sometime between now and N. 12th; at London. 7 at Bowling 10 700.000 annual goal. Mrs. Roberta Ward. 406 ville. 8' meet again on Monday night when Soviet demonstrations. the Mirk-haired first lady nesday Amanda Arnold (Expired). 716 Green. end 6 at Louisville. relocation site set Western observers saideether Sov- to finish her gift Mrs. standards for a hopes to be able Mrs. David King and baby But three hours later the thermo- of Trust- iet media can be expected to take already have Poplar; down by the Bethel Board buying. 'The children Court; Mrs. Imo- meters at Louisville's Standiford up the charges. shopping, but girl. 706 College ees are expected to be discuesed. Weather done their Christmas 301 N. 7th. and Field had dipped another six de- -It is not surprising that 'the said gene Ingraham. A new home for the Hopkinsville I haven't finished mine." she and of two above, to time resort baby girl; Mrs. Wanda Butler grees for a reading school will require an estimated colonizers from time outside of the Executive Report NEGEV The baby girl. Rt. 2. before it started slowly upward. and cost estimates for to all kinds of provocations to dam- been adorned with 100-acre site International EGYPT Mansion has Temperatures in the 213s k'ere pre- set at $1.5 mil- United Preen age Soviet relations with friendly a 14-foot pine the move have been DESERT Christmas lights and aieted for the state this afternoon, - 22' eountries, to undermine the training been erected in PARTY lion. High'Yesterday Christmas tree has CUB PACK but many points still have not had 9° in the Soviet union of national ballroom, but Low Yesterday the mansion's large a above the freezing points cadres for those countries." Tess per reading 7:15 Today 11' preparations for the family's since Dec. 12. k will hese their an- of 32 at any time said still Pack 45 Cantata sonal Christmas festivities are Cub was building Christmas party on Monday The continued cold Kentucky Lake 7 am. 352.7a down "There is no doubt that these nual Christmas underway. will Up worsening ice conditions in the Will Be Presented 302.4', no change. purposes are served by the present will be placed in night lkcember M. The party below dam Where Jesus Walked A smaller tree Ohio River. provocative ballyhoo raised in the -floor living be held at the First Christian Church Barkley, Dam 3037, down 1.0'. the Breathitt's second the weather bureau At Memorial of the Gha- by 7:00 p. m. At Cincinnati Sunset 4:43; surise 7:07. West around the death in this Holy quarters and will be decorated Church at TO JESUS erre located said light running ice was reported --- na student." TEN PLACES IMPORTANT Breathitt and the children as -- in Nazareth (1), according to Roman Mrs. in the river front Marietta, Ohio, clo- Land map. It was settled. POEM INCLUDED Weetern Kentucky -- Partly Gabriel told Mary she soon as they are Parkersburg. W. Va. The Adult Choir of the Memorial NOW YOU KNOW Catholic teaching, that the Angel for the to below udy and continued cold through Jesus was born in There will be mistletoe area e'a',Chi :ah will present a would become the Mother of Christ. issue of The Georgia 'In the Cincinnati-Louisville today 17 to 22. Lows By United Press International His early fireplace mantel which will also The Winter cantata., at the evening Sunday. Highs baptized in the Jordan (3), began by Be- ice has formed along the edges ef Chrstmas above. In 1960 there were only seven Bethlehem (2), stockings. one for each Review has a poem written The tonight near zero to 6 performed His first miracle at bear four pools behind the dams, and some of worship hour Sunday night. 49 states where more than 50 per cent ministry in Capernaum (4), news Hands Emily in its table of ----- In Caesarea Philippi to time will be 7.00 p.m. high a wedding feast in Cana (5), revealed was born in Calloway the tributaries are frozen solid a. m. iESTt temperatures: of the adults lure completed a transfigur- Mrs. Breathitt added with a smile contents. She is under the direction of The 5 His plans to establish a church, underwent in Athens. the point where they flow into the The choir unreported, school; these were Utah. Alaska, (6) sight in _family believes in begin- County and now lives Ac- Louisville .6. Lexington Tabor (7), restored a blind man's that her Ohio. This includes the Craig's Con Whites, Minister of Music • Nevada, Wyoming, Coldrado. Cali- ation on Mount Day earla. The Georgia. Her poetry has appeared Covington 3, Paducah 10, Bowling Jerusalem (9) and appeared ning the Christmas companist will be Mrs. Thyra recording Jericho (8), was crucified in Georgia Magazine and the Creek and Sugar Creek backwater 7, London 8, Hopkinsville 10, fornia and Washington, after His resur- children usually are awake at about In the invited to attend. Green before followers on road near Emmaus (10) lakes formed in the past year by ford. Everyone is and to the Metropolitan Life Insurance January. a. m on Dec. 25. she said. National Poetry Letter. Feeineville. Ind., 4. Huntington. Pope Paul will visit the region in 6 Cu rection. W Va.. 2. •

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4 PAOE TWO, THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY SATURDAY tECOMBER 21, 1 ea • the Virginia Tech Invitational at THE LEDGER 6g. TIMES 20 Years Ago This Week Blaticburg, Va. Bowl Game Kentucky Can ---Texas Western vs. William & Busy Post Season PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inca LEDGER & TIMES FILE • Conaohdation of Use Murray Ledger, The Calloway Tunes, and The Mary in the Arkansas State Invite- Tuasesealariud, Uctoiser 2, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January tional at Jonesboro. I, •1942. - Funeral services for Mrs. John Charlton, age 78, who Show Up Rupp California qualified by besting Period Begins For Colleges died Saturday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Duncan Michigan State, 78-68, and Arizona JAM ES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER Ellis, were held Sunday afternoon at South Pleasant Grove St. downed Oklahoma, 127-96. Ten- Press Inteenational the North has Jack Concannon sit We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor, Church. In nessee defeated Maryland, 70 - 69, by United Tourney post-seasoniBoston College and small college or Pubac Voice items which, in our opinion, are not for the beet in- Virginia Tech stopped Louisiana College football's busy Pvt. Conrad Jones is finishing his first year of medicine start star George Bork of Northern 1111- tem kat our readers. State, 72-64, Texas Western whipped bowl period gets as official in the University of Louisville Medical School. He is the son Bs nois. MARTIN LADER Tulane, 76-59, and & Mary today with two games in the sunny l'IONAL REPRIMENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 1509 The oddsmakers have made Mis- of Dr and Mrs. C. H. Jones of Lynn Grove. He is married to United Press International (I)ni.erpp7it me.Arkansas State. 74-71, in south and the third in frigid Phila- Madison Ave., Memphis, Than.; Time & Life Bldg., New York, N.Y.g Kentucky can make a false prop- sisaippi State a 6,2-ponit favorite lotephenstxt Bldg., Detroit, the former Evelyn Lockhart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl delphia. . . Mich over North Carolina State and Bay- Lockhart. het out of Coach Adolph Rupp by Loyola Stays Unbeaten Louisiana State 17-3-01 mid Bay- favored by one and a half over Entered at the Post Ofnce, Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as winning its own tournament for the Top-ranked Loyola breezed to its lor i7-3-0i will meet in the Blue- lor Is Miss Martha Belle Hood. former Murray student, has been South was favored Second Class Matter. - third straight year tonight, but the sixth victory bonnet Bowl in Houston. Tex.. the LSI]. The by chosen a; one of the eight cheerleaders to boost the Uni- without a defeat Fri- erring lads needn't fear stern plus- day North meets the South in Miami's 5,, points over the North in the SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 20e, per night by humbling Ohio Wes- versity of Kentucky Wildcats during the 1943-44 season. 'ailment from their crafty old mas- Mississippi State Shrine Game. moan) 85e In Canoway and adauntrig counttes, per year, $4.50. else- leyan. 91-47, behind the 25-point Shrine Giune and Pvt. Rudell Parks, son of Mrs. Dave Parks, who has been ter. State spare, $8_00. 64-48, and sixth-ranked UCLA rol- 6-2-21 battles North Carolina Bowl. stationed at Fort Sill, Okla., for 22 weeks, spent eight days At ,he start of the season Rupp, led up 41 points in the first 11 min- 18-21 in Philadelphia's Liberty televised !The Outstanding Civic Assert of • COMMURSIT Is the visiting relatives and his wife, the former Isabel Thomas. He 4:hose Kentucky teams- had won utes to play to coast to a 112-6. All three games 'sill be Doug Walsh Shines tia. Integrity of its Nowspaipor left December 9 for Fort Ord, California. 634 games in his 33 years as coach, decision over Baylor. with the Liberty Bowl opening p.nt , ln Jacksonvilk Game said that his current& squad had Cotton Nash led Kentucky in entertainment on NBC at 1 SATURDiasl: DECEMBER 21. 1963 possibly the poorest outlook for scoring with 33 points against Wiy EST. Ons will televase the Blue- sts iniung season since' I have been consin Last Rupp gave equal credit bonnet Bowl at 4 pan.. EST, and International 30 Years Ago This Week vouching." for the victory to Terry Mobley, AEC will air the North-South game by United Press LEDGER & TIMES FILE Either the team didn't read the \vho was outstanding on defense at 4 p m . EST. Doug Walsh, a Kentucky Wesley- Quotes From The News notices or eLse decided to prove that And in rebounding in addition to The Ltberty Bowl which expects an senior who had been somewhitit Rupp can make a only 10,000 fans and 20 degree overshadowed by t he spectacular By UNITED PRESS ENTERNATIONAL Murray will seek a .municipal airport through an offer even the alse netting 20 points. mistake. The Wildcats broke out of All five of the Wake Forest start- temperatures could be the toughest scoring feats of freshman M PALM BEACH. Fla. -- Col. Maleoim C. Paul. when asked from the CWA. Mayor Ed Fflbeck has wired , the Department the starting gate as if being chased ers hats in double figures to easily bottle of the three Redd this season, led the Pantls about members of the family of of Commeice to send a representative here to view the pro- the late President Kennedy and they're still running Ltr ahead offset a 30-point performance ta North Carolina State was the co- to a 102-79 victory over Jackson% as posed sites pass on who are.staying at his home during the holidays: and their suitability. . ot the hunters. Princeton ace Bill Bradley. Frank champion of t he Atlantic Coast Wednesday night. -They are decorating just like always, but of course it Wayne Flora. Murray High Junioir and first string cent- Wildcats Trounce Wisconsin Christie scored 23 points to pace Conference while Mississippi State Walsh. Wesley-an's top scorer last Con- to won't be the same as last year." er, will be captain of the 1934 Murray Tiger football team. He Kentucky overwhelmed Wisconsin, the Deacons, who broke away to a was one of the Southeastern season, hit the nets -for 27 points • moat unpredictable teams WILS close will succeed, W. P. "Dub" Russell, all state guard, who cap, 148-85. in an opening round game 41-26 halftime lead. ference's lead the rout. while Redd of the University of Kentucky In- In other leading vlath a victory over Orange Bowl behind with 26. BERLIN - A Gecman engineer returning from a visit tamed the 1933 team. games Friday \stational Basketball Tournament night Villanova ripped St. Francis host Auburn and a tie with Sugar Wesleyan, now ranked 14th amulet with his m.ather in East Berlin where he gave her a sack of Adolphus Allbriitten, 48 years old, died at the hospital Friday night to qualify for tonight's 113-64: Miami of Ohio routed Pit- Bowl bound Mississippi. the nation's small-college t e a in, afternoon tangerines and other things rarely found in the Communist Thursday following a nine days illness. anal against Wake Forest. which tsburtsh, 77-63: Clemson topped Vir- "The sportswriters tell us that took a 51-40 halftime lead ett route zone. Sunburst Sweet Cream Butter WU' advertised for 25c_ per beat Princeton. 96-67. in Iaiday's ginia Military, 100-80: Texas A&M IvLssissippi State comes at you aw- to its fifth victory in six giunea The -She took the package andhugged me and told me the pound as a Christmas special from the Murray Milk Products other opener. squeezed past Missassippi Se. 58-54, ful hard." Coach Earle Edwards of Panthers played without their other Carolina State and. "At that present was just like the,Care packages we got from America Company. It was the sixth straight victory Southern Methodist beat Auburn North freshman star, Charles Taylor, W110, rate there's going to be an awful in 1945 " for the unbeaten Wfldeata arid 84-70; Houaton defeated Oklahoma has a sprained ankle. marked the fourth timethey've gone City, 72-62: Brightun Young collision We steer the same course." In other Kentucky college floor seven men on inc Eastern Confer- atoppeo over the 100-point mark. Rice, 89 - 78; Southern California In Houston, some 55,000 fans can action Villa Madorma beat Ciunasa- FRANKFORT. Germany -- Wilhelm Boger. a former ence team selected by the seven Another crucial game, as far as beat Nebraska, 79-73: expect one of those always Interest- land. 98-90, at Covington despite 34 • Brown And coaches of the division Oregon St. Gestapo sergeant on trial with 21 others in connection with national rankings are concerned, is turned back Indiana, 70-57; and ing games between an excellent points by the Indiana Wilford Jack- Cleveland was apped for six play- the concentration camp deaths of millions of persons: on tap Saturday when Duke. rank- Stanford defeated Sun Jose 131., passing team iylora and a tough son, and Georgetown lost a 66-65 ers in ..he Pro Bowl while the St. 56- was responsible for preventing escapes, and while I ed No. 4 in the country, travels to 50. running team ILBUI. verdict to MeNease State in Louis- Tittle Top Louis Cardinals landed five men on Ann Arbor for a meeting with sec- Dun Trull of Baylor led the nation iana. Cecil Tuttle had 23 points for had that Job Auschwitz had the lowest escape rate of all the team with the Dallas Cowboys, 011(1-ra nkedM ichiga n. in passing for the second straight the Tigers, Dick Vones 22. Gorrn:n rioncertr7tion camps' Philadelphia Eagles and Washing- It's the noliday tournament that year and if LSU hopes to win the West Texas State, which edsed ton Redskins giving three men each East Team still attract the major share of at- KENTUCKY COLLEGE 'tiger defense will have to stop him. Western Kentucky by a single point to the All-Star squad tention at this time of year, though BASKETBALL RESULTS Louisiana State's running game is Tuesday night. moves over to Mur- The West leads the series, eight and other final pairings tonight centered on Duality LeBlanc, Don ray for a game tonight. Laustern LOS ANGELES tat -- The rash- victories to five, but the East scored Ten Years Ago Today are: by United Press International Schwab and Joe Labruzze. Kentucky is on the road for a game iniz of Jim Brown and ther passma a 30-20 upset last January when Ledger & Times File ifornia vs. Arizona State in ['KIT The North-South game should be at Syracuse University; Kentucky of.Y A. Tittle again will be the Brown rushed for 141 yards to win • alny. liouort Earns, age 90, passes' assay tosia:. after an the Sun Devils Classic at Tempe. First Round .1 passing affair .01 the way The State will be host to Knoxville Col- feature of the Eastern Conference's -player of the game" honors. He will Ariz. Kentucky 108 Wisconsin 85 South has George Mira of Miami lege, and Cumberland plays at Hi.. illness of eight months. Her death came at the home of her team in the 14th annual All-Star receive the George Heats Trophy - Tennessee vs. Virginia Tech in Wake Forest 86 Princeton 67 old Dick Shiner of Maryland whale Grande in Ohio. grandson. Edward Fitts Pro Bowl football game prior to the next game. Cleaeland. and the vet- - Se..en boys were picked up and fined for shooting fire- Brown. of The Western squad is scheduled linnatellanirratartalininitsztrlessinattuangangstustsecuigangswgicangspittigstigussigigstigsgusgigiapeillstallthellinPlitinalatintlastallitstialearirstlasnestg eran Tittle of the New York Giants ✓ A work s in the city 111111Ls, according to City Judge Elias Robert, to be announced Wednesday and s• headed the Eastern squad of 34 A SUSI. the coaches will be selected later. is players announced Monday for the The Offensive Squad: Ends—Del V I,4 Miss Martha Ann P.erry, daLrght.er of Mr. and Mrs. William V A National Football League's All-Star Shofner. Giants: Pete Retzlaff, Ea- A Robert Perry. was mailed to Ronald 'Wallace Churchill, Jr., game here Jan. 12. gles: Lee Folkins, Cowboys. Tack- ; A is FULL A son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wallace Churchill, Sr.. on Sunday, Tittle aild Brown are veterans les—Dick Sehafrath, Browns: Char- t, ELECTRIC A December 20. at the First Baptist Church. of the Pro Bowl, each having ap- V STOCK A ley Bradshaw, Steelers. Kuards — W ALARM A Airman and Mrs. Bobby Grogan of Madison. Wisconsin, peared six times preNiously. All of Vince Promute. Redskins, Darrell if .r1:4'7,-.. A • Brown's appearances were on the tii .' -'.--.,, A are si)ending the holidays with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dess. Glare; Ken Gray. Cardinals. ; Eastern Conference team but Tittle V Joe Smith and Mr. arid Mrs Grogan. Centers.- Demarco. Cardinals; v GM appeared four times for the West John Morrow. Browns. Quarter- TIMEX 2 while with the San Francisco Forty backs — Y.. A. Tittle. Giants; Char- g A w A Niners fey Johnson. Cardinals, Halfbacks w WA TCHES A The Giants and the strong Pitts- —Tim Brown. Eagles; Don Perkins, V A READ THE LEHER'S CLASSIFIEDS V A burgh Stealers club each landed Cowboys. Flankers -- Bobby Mit- V A chell. Redskins; Buddy Dial. Steel- V Model P31 g 1111104WAMAI.WPIlV!0.WAlik.riA WAWA ?was(RA %A !WAR leXi101 ers. Fullbacks — Jim BrOwn,; A Steal- A Browns: John Henry Johnson, ; A ers Kicker -Sam Baker. Cowboys. AUTOMATIC A ; A II The Defensive Squad: Dais COFFEE MAKER A Mery Christmas and Hippy New Year Jim Kateavave, Giants, Lou Mi- n SUGAR AND SPICE CLOCK A i / chaels, Steelers; Bill Glass. Browns. a, Perfect coffee every time. Brew 2 ✓ This decorative wall clock is a replica of the Tackles --Joe Krupa. Steelers: Joe ✓ 3 to 9 cups of delicious coffee, SWIVEL-TOP A traditional a Rutgene. Redskins; John Lovetere. ✓ automatically. Brew selector New England spice box with pull- A ✓ Giants. Linebackers--Maxie Baugh- tor mild. medium ..1 drawer. Large, easy-to-read dial: antiques1 CLEANER A It or strong; ei an. Eagles: Dal Meinert. 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ID 5 cold and , One is the hone-chilling $1 OM snow of the Midlands and the other From General A is the concern they felt until Tues-I day that their coach might want to make Iliatr.1 a permanent address,1; The sub-zero cold has wrecked ; Coach Bob Devaney's plans for A I fruitful practice sessions at home ; gaA as he prepared the Huskers for V A their New Year's Day date with ; di , • Power Piercirig Action Auburn. • Besutiful Modern Design Tram morale plunged along with ' a, • Safe, Simple (aeration the mercury as the squad worried DELUXE through a tense period before De- ; CAN OPENt2R s19.95 vaney decided to remove himself V • Automatic- Toaving MOM FCE When done, door op ns V.; - from consideration as a possible w and toast slides out replacement for Andy Gustafson al ; IL :iT•R•OVEN• A • Bake, lit, am oven Mr' tvs A the University of Itinarni. If Perfe:1 for ro11%. rw..at Practice Was Limited V pies. baked pot/foes, A V nielical cheese sand- $31.95 Devaney has had his Big Eight w wiches Si champions toiling in the under- All F81 • Tor, Nide Ittrowning RADIOS tireal for Log.tr:a Muf- eased fieldhoust this week. It was c,o fins. hors d'oeuvres far front adequate and he indicated w SPRAY, STEAM he aught schedule two-a-day drills, 20% Off in Miami to make sure the -boys g AND DRY IRON were ready. - "Water Window"tells when to refill, pre- Nebr iska worried alone a ith the IV yews over-Ming. Snrjiikles as you iron, players bs-fore Devaney declared he: to melt wrinkles away! 3 separate wash- PORTABLE STEREOS wanted to stay here. 'Fans shelled M and-wear settings: out mare than $50,000 and were ! handy fabric guide. expestt 0 to Make the total to S69.- ; 090 shortly -- enough to present y $3.98EPREGOHOS - NOV/ 994 Only S1 1.99 20% Off Devaney with a $100,000 in paid-up vg. life insurance. The 48-year old gridiron magician ; rocketed to instant popularity with E iew dor Corninisker 'rooters his first year by '; leading Nebraska to a 9-2 season V -complete with a 36-34 victory ovei Ciertrge... Mlnt and sigma s Faure cane, ice In, 1912, Gotham Bowl se V BILBRETS Ellis Pump & Pipe Company The Cornhasker ma 15 boateree by All-Amine's Boo Brown at guard 2111 NIAIN STILEFT AMPLE PARKING ON CITY PARKING 1,0T anci All-Buz Eight tackle Lloyd Voss 7 t • t The lint is natty', but mobile. •• •• • •••- • tali,a dio 6";•*" l'f • :11: Of;• v.' ••If •••• •• e-11•• .1 1W0/.,• • .144;3;.4:, 0.kik:1 0.4.40.4k Ari,.4k144t.AP.4. 1 a

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CR 21, 1963 • • THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY SATURDAY — DBCSSIFIER 21, 1963 ame eut.ve taking more to ‘icito tor , v.ideapread contact rather than FARM BUREAU Nide° May Be rls:iing dangerous exposure fre- ad ILION FINISHES While They Last! /*es Bucys FINE quently. Nevertheless, the rliffertlice be- JEWEL 11*.i.#S See our ceramic wall tile tnswer For tween the Kerincl.k.• and the John- Already Tied. Concannon Building 9 colors sans indic:••rt that th- tee .v re sidvie In stock Just press id small etelle,i ti thr Hoc's'- will have a let's 2 patterns of floor tile in stocli onto your of Northern 1111 President miphatie rely :t ii hip aith tele- package. Supply Ceramic tile accessories vision, as subje...e. have nutde Mis • . -- — Preside:1' and Mrs Johnson are REQ. 980 Kentucky Farm Burea- '2-point 14,5 on 733-3712 By DICK DE BROW highly .1t, .aceve couplet. But it 4; Box Of 423 S. 4th Street - - - - Phone Federation a State :Ind B.i,N HOL1 YWOOD ter - What will s-'-re • that President and Mrs. 12 for e and a half °Ye! be the relationship of the new Presi- Kennedy were an extraordinarily Wits favored bv dent and -his family Co television. handsome pair in physit..al appear- At the 45th annual meeting of 474 it- North in the- Will it be as pivotal a device to ance, wit!), the aura of film cele- the Adietecan Fa,an Burr all Fed'r - them as It was to the Kennedys? brities. This drew added attention tion in Chicago recentlyr-tbb-MS- of course, that gates of She organization a:...' ated One may assume, them, sometMies distastaful at Open Evenings 'Til Xmas HOLLAND DRUG Prtsldmt Johnson will employ vii- ttntion, but it WaS a valuable pall- -'('cut 150 poliries. .Akr.ng other Shines Pa at stratreicaily at pe.sible with cal asset. things, the delegates vote.d to: an election year catn.ng to. One Furthermore, while the Johnsons' STARKS HARDWARE IS•appeet the current tobacco pro- ille Game rriqy a.s.urne. alsa. zhet when a de- two lovely daughters are grewn. the INDEPENDENCE DANCE—Britain's Prince Philip dances with 12th & Poplar • of tit"- he; •Ittefl ram. Tom Will Be Open This Sunday ••cnt perloti Kennedy children were the obJfct ftfboya, wife of Kenya Minister of Justice -fter President Kenneay's assa.s- rf adied intarest anti hum it- in the 2. Continue to w'irk for the crop- idbuya. at Kenya's freedom ball In Nairobi. tRatnovitoto/ we will !nett probably get are to the 1 International fee your Drug, Prescription and Sundry Needs •inatton. way all such youngaters land retirement program for 'a heat a number of television portraits o' Centucky Wesley- and feed grains. ze•-•„-NN, been soniewhut the John-sons. And it is also po,sible This may well be a blessing to I WI WILL DE ()LOBED from the speetactihr that the effect of Kennedy beim- !he Johnsons, one that Mrs. Ken- 3. Contitioe to support the ACP 4- Church Hour freshman M 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. for shot while in a public motorcad nedy, who cherishes privacy, might, payments program for permanent o;. Chief Exe- led the Fluitt may result in the new mit ht enyv. For television, by lts prwAire,. - nature. is remoraele.:s in its crea- over Jacksoic... 4. Continue to oppose government !ton of unwilling celebraties. '4v-t4p,-;• Xpoi,§4-11,\ control programs for livestock. dairy Besides in personal matters, there 's top scorer Lest !r"' r' /,(." and poultry. are ether-differewea between John- • s lox- 27 points t • I) H1PV • VP,ti u , / son and Kennedy that relate to e Redd NILS do, 5. Continue to oppose any fur- television use. Television helped get ther social security tax increases • BICSSO Kennedy elected, it is generally inked 14th amonv for any tiprpose,, including medi- great im- 1-college t e a in a 1.1JITH • agreed; it made his first cal carkti • HAPPII1CSS on the nation as a public me lead en reed!,. pression in a presidential race: and 6. Continue to support and wry k in six games Th4 THIS firne on it was one of his basic for expansion of exteire tiade and it hoot their other from then fr") Johnson on the other sale of agricultural products z,br,,,id ark Taylor, alio . weapons. C-r? hand, owes little if any, of his po- kle Ai 10,4 current ours- litical:career to video; he made his With respect to the eky college floor a lion of selling agrieultural cernmo- reputation as one of the great ma beat Ciunber- to Communist countries, the (ongres,ional- strategists of the len- dities angton despite 34 • • delegates seal: to-NJ before he ran with Kennedy. Wilford Jack - f•••••4 'Z1 "In any proposed tale' of agri- .1 )1111Atn is known to rely lr-avily on /an lost a eg1-6., you cultural commodities to Commun- ixtwers of private persuas on. State M Louis- ra‘ ') ist countries, the national interest and weltare of the Unitrd States had 23 points for The Channel Swim: Unless there rec?.ve highest pt corny We 'ones 22. i. a Wholesale revision of plans in ••••••••EVi __,-mv74-=.5t such sales only when they tte, which ed:zed the_future, CPS-TV's Alfred Hitth- favor have- been determined to be eon- by a single win' - ^t ..lt series, Judy Garland show with natian2! ::rurity And eves over to Mur- 66- are definite:y canceled 'Patent 'Ratite by the private trade on tonight . rext season . . Danny T-hetna when made let-ms !Ain t • road for a game ;,roducticns and Desilu have talked strlet commrrcial gnat en:ees by ,.ny enaty, Kentucky bet.t merging. credit eg-kie1. to Knoxville Col- • • WEST KENTUCKY INOKKEEPING AND TAX SERVILE the U. 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!firs. Marvin Jones 5. Mrs. J. B. Burkeen - 753-1916 Dear Abby. Hostess lorl,New Hope II SCS 11eel or 75.1-4947 The December 'meeting of the 1 Woman's Society of Christian Seri - lee of the New Hope Methodist Firm, Lady! Church was held in the home tut Stand eleven MM. 111111-•121 Jones with members present. Mrs. Allen Poole was the leader Abigail Van Buren for the program on the topic. all in Bethlehem-, and We Had Been Church. scripture from Luke 2:1-19 reed the Mrs. Brent Outland 111-s. Don Keller The devotion on the subject. "The given by Mrs. Perry 'Mats were Meanuig of the Ohnstinaa Tree", "FIGHTING Keep Lassiter. Mrs. Wal- Cake have no ideal DEAR Rams. Mrs. Joe Demonstrates For Meet WHAS presented DE-4,11 ABBY You in Hostess by Mrs Keller. t fighting it. Couples don't -fall" ter Wilson and Mna. Dave Burkeen. much courage it takes to write Decorating it Met! boa l'he• walk into it with their stalk following the read- Mrs Don Keller opened her home Mrs tell somebody leer. Solos were Gene Oathey, president, pre- ans. but I have to Mutual interest Road ryes wide open. ing of a portion of the scripture Members; of the third- year class on the College Farm for the sided lotve. probably. one of ths best over the business session. I must be cultivated to heroine love. and the dtacuaoons by Mrs. Marvin of home, econoinka at Murray High meeting of the Foundational Sunday on ectrth Were been mar- husbinds Then finally all reason is drained heed a mock wedding recep- , Class of the First Baptist Gifts were exchanged and re- have three chil- Jones School Schott I) ned 23 'years and rationalisations take by proud away and the The clean* prayer was led tion was. a part of a unit on "Special freshments were served by the host- dry!: Tif whom we are very iwer. %%ben a husband first shows iMrs Irma McHood. The program;Oecosions.- a home In the alburns My pale green and milk mints, and 22—Sue Lyon, 17, who won fame as Wt Igoe unreasonable possessiveness. of a lovely three WEDS DEC. wage-earner. alans ••1 pita presented in front The girls baked a tiered punch. all made by the class. "LOLITA" Hampton Fancher III ex- hustainei is an average out—not "Lailita" when she was 14. and he should be straightened 'worship setting in keeping with the wedding cake tuid Mrs. Brent Out- Those present were Meadamee where they sail they have two cars We neither warm greetings to Hollywood, We yielded to. 11 hat does it profit a season land demonstrited the coat. decor- The group also visited the A&P change working spend foolishly noliday Cathey. Hugh Eddie Wilson. Harvey 2'2. She was just back from smoke nor urulk peace II she loses • • • Charles Flynn demon- would be married Dee. husband be the Woman to prrserae lating by decorating the cake for the store where Vanarta, Mexico. ts,e 5lW3vø jet my Bondunint, Bobby Joe Wade. Gor- "The Night of the Iguana" In Puerta the ntarrkage. I girls. strated the various cuts of meat and In family He is loving head of the • • • Mrs. Campbell Is showed them through the meat de- don Hunter, Ed lUngery, Edgar et.sc.;allnartan During the lunch period the fac- and good: ty:: mother recent- 11,, ,,aoarii DEAR ABBY: My Ara served the cake, parUnent Shirley. and Keller. with the chn-en h,. Hostess For Meet ulty membeia ly bought ma hUlab•Abli And use a a little onvthe jealous side. ao been vase for-our wedding annneratry.; Of I ke II MS Aviation& to provoke henoI have not It coat -her 6200 and the thing is Mrs Clifton Campbell was hostess ne•er gone m for any oataade .4.1- hideoils. It is the wrong shape. cMor for the meeting of the W mana No volunteer work. Not even and size for oor house My husband Mosoonary Society of the Poplar a PTA nit-v.-lig without him I MICE is an interior decorator and he sitys Spring Samoa Churc.h held at her read that a cake deorattr4 CLASS we cant possibly use it. We can't home on Monday evening was startuig and I said I'd like to stash it in the uttac because if moth- The devotion from the second • He aaai so violently opposed er doesn't see it around, she'll be hapoa of like was rend by Mrs. itiei I neee.r ment.iuned it again. hurt The rest of our home Ls turn- Gray Roberta with prayer by Mrs. The only people we see are his ished in impeccable taste What can L013 Grog in its:nese friends and their wives. I we do? My husband has kiddingly The 'Ale, fixed fruit baskets for air. a friendly person and not un- suggested "accidentally- breaking it shut-ins Chruitinas gifts were ek- Now the probletn: Leal ..::ractl‘e STUCK e-flanked and sunshine mends were sear %hie grocery shopping. I be- DEAR STICK: Keep the vase' re ye:lied. 4 fr.endly with a widower out where sour mother can see it Refreshments of punch and cake anci I - es" :,•oked for- rest 4.1 '.our home is furnished re •er ed to the thirteen ladies it ,n. if the taste. one s•se won't coffee, in "impeccable" •,d-c•er17 store askea to b/34p, me • • • matter. • (nee then agam, and before long 11 standing date I hate to admit was a iOtiNFIDUNTlai. TO MIT/I: If oat :ha was the hash point of you want a plaee in the sun: prepare SOCIAL CALEND AR day Vl•te cl.d nothing arora to nurse a few blisters. 28th I know how much I Saturday. becernser trioach • • chirriung• man will be held at the Callo- easmis :d c-arc for this A dance •m• - What's On yoar mind? For a per- ! way Country Club for the high ...omit reply, and a aelf-addreased. • w-hool and college age group from stamped envelope to Abby. Box 3366.. • fam.:•. Rua I can 8.00 to 12.00 p.m. with the Shifters worn- ' Sev.erly HilLs. Calif. may •ee how a re.pcyzati.e noirr.ed • • • • furnishing the music. Members ta:, lene a,th an."iler invite one non-member guest. / an can to trite letter.? Send one ooppen tc. me. . Hate • • • 153Y Box 3305. BeAeriY ca.aon pp.r. .al•one I ketp 1: 111.:, Ca..f for Abby's new boOklet. .•::? • Sunday. December 22nd 1-Ott TO WRITE LETTERS FOR laIGHTla:G IT The c.entata "Hail. Holy Babe" -. ' OCCASIONS at the First Bap- • • • will be presented tist Church at 7:30 p.m with two ••• Bridal Shower For Intermediate choirs composing the PERSONALS -voice hair Miss Diane f:lkins 32 reefings • ,Inn R. RoOmoon. 1Lr and Mrs Friday, January 3rd Held Recently Kentucky. announces the Frankfort. A call meeting w:lt ea held for li.rth of their son. Wesley Keith. Aneeher 'tie series Of events the purpose of an mutation by Mur- December 14. 1943 at King's, • . \Las Martha Duane bogn ray Star Chapter No. 433 Order of Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Eboro. to-ice-elect of Willis Man- Dahehters' the Eastern Star at the Masonic are Verner resicleatta of furl Good: In, WilS the bridal show- Rotanson Hall at 7:30 pm. is the former er ,:dve-n b• Mrs Douglas Lee Lund- Murray Mrs Robinson • • • qoaat at her house. 1228 Weller. Carole Kelly. • • • has Lou:ay.-ale on Seta:day. Dece:nber ,Lydian Class . ea • - o'clock in the Mr and Mrs Joe Bob Suns and :4 A', aever.-taartv d aha :1Ieeting Rats and_jawk„. an pinner he joyous Christmas Season Sunday School Class T The Lydian were Sdella 'a re spending the • The :oast:, greeted be Mrs. if Baptist Church held ate • h a.'n their sister and the First Lormq oast .i_nd the honoree who meeting at the and Mrs. Christmas dinner snare o trousseau frock of black da r arici faln•••', Se: Woman's Club House. with red ac- Joe N Cohoon and children. Max is here again...to brighten our hearts, and allot. Glen panel Mrs. Hugh Farms presented the ana Bonnie, of Fort Hood. Texas. 1 ceroo • • • ' devotion and read two Chrt.sunas The o.fta were displayed on the y. James F. Ram, poems Mrs. MacThomaa Tarn a lovaly orate fo and Mrs. are c:" ianeoth president. presided. Kadi bry.L:ht a ro.ora: their parents. Mr arid Mrs:, to lighten our cares. Me Gifts were exchanged and the o: •par. Si) gi‘e Charles Rains of Murray and cherpreseiNtristedj. aI, special.gift to the. aro: at:, W. D. Brooks if Joppra. Ill. elss,a teacher had l."le tea !rya, Lt. Rains was stationed at Burns.- " • al. tables were attractivelY dee- Orator,. before taking a six weeks' The They united for the occasion Mrs. Owen .r - traa ang at Gulfport. alas • leave ,bout jarwars. I for three Balington arid Mrs. Pat Hackett: parta,:t l'h F--!r,-hnle:.ts were in charge of arrangerneras for so. ped "he fora. ha•oo years' service in Germany. _ • • • the dinner. vo.re sereed tne 't.ost- mr and E. c Jones left Tinny-two persons Were present. . 'ed be- Mrs Fto\ Caritrell Mrs ane oriciadeC Tuesday by plane from Nashville. . in thetruatry at Brown .r P.e:n.C.. James W Tcnr. to visit her datighters and ter's degree Mrs Workman Bredd_e P..rker non.a. in and near LIJD Aogeles. University and the high LaVerne a-a:Our-ma. toacluog English in one of • • • 1-t . Car. Bach Jr Water. schools there. : .: . . W.:11arr. 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ACROSS ti- &ells • not 7-1fiounlain 1-Plitnet hike 5-Seed 8-Extend front 8- l'amon nea and rednro (nt) depth of 12-itreat Lake troops 13-Perio4 of 9-Clalnide time 11'lis-I's isitler 14-Lande,. nen .eilarea name 16- ‘Vas •arer mistaken CINERAMA TO YOU PUPPIES, TOY TERRIERS AND FOR SALE BY OWNER 1959 Cad- FROM 17-101a,i again 18 - ,elera IL Chihuahuas, Ideal Xmas gat. Cy- alse Sedan DeVille. $1,975. White , The f.unasy of "The Wonderful itug ft 40g SALE 2..- I leer's horns Its- I 5rsires Brothers Graaf!'" at. rile W Hall. Coldwater Rd.. 1 mile finish and black and elute interior, World of The it -Slio ea eagerness Capitol Christmas Day!!! lie V. lit. I I.4,th 12.5"." lIsh- front Five Points, 753-1420. d24c po w er steering, brakes, windows,' the meld ITS TERRIFIC THE WAY WERE trunk lid and power seats Radio, 111, I,ui,uS Celed 111111113i .41,1 selling Blue Lustre for cleaning rugs ecinintionnig. Pio I 47-i I heater and factory air thr..1/;_11 `inet's WILL. net 41! ''fl,tat 49-Stalls,. and upholstery. Rent electric sham- FoR SALE Battery and white sidewall tires rtzELL BEAUTY SCHOOL 1011 ef 1..10.1.1..•an 41 its lit" • • at • .11 iii lin.e 22- pooer $1. Crass Furniture. dale closed December 24th and Stith. Alio it ;',41- 1...1 1 like new. Pay $675 cloven and $60 :I : ;rah: 1".!!• 'al.: 11''1,-S 3 BEDROOM ROUSE. ELECTRIC on December 30th and 31st and s per month. Phone 753-5828 or con- 11,1. 47, 1.16 trait heat, utility, storage and carport on .11-1...... al • '56 FORD HARDTOP, COMPLETE- tact Dr. A. H. Titsworth. d 23c. January 1st. d24c 3 I '11 t - rut, 46-1...ri Isla 111, h ly rebuilt, new tires, paint and mot- :in acre and a half lot, 41,000 down 37 1 1 ••••. ,ider $75.00 per month. or. Call 753-3316 or see Bin Solomon. 5 6 7 j8 9 1 3 BEDROOM WITH ALUMINUM Christina& i 2 3 4 We d21c NOTI REGISTER FOR FREE siding, gas heat, storm windows and D-X Service, 4th turkeys. Wilson's 12 ,t3 t4 USED CHEST OF DRAWERS, ma- doors on South N'inth. and Pine. d2fp 16 17 18 -- ple finish. Call 753-3260. d23c 2 BEDROOM WITH UTILITY, gas 15 _ turners, in Almo. Only $5,775. 20 DECEMBER- SPECIAL - DRESSED 3 BEDROOM BLOCK AND frame Would YEAR END SALE, Al L TRAILERS 9 , greatly recniced, cleaeing out used Birds. Knotty Pine Quail Farm, combination, wall to wall carpet. 22 23 model, 1 Murray, Route One, on Mayfield Carport in Hardin, possession with stock. 35' model. $850; 36' 37', $925: 1958 37 '28 29 10 Road. Quail, $12 dozen; Quasi. $1.00 deed. 14;5; laa3 model 2 _. 26 YOU model 35', $1.595; .1957 model. 35', each, less than dozen: Cock Pheas- 2 7I-ACRE FARMS NEAR New 34 ;35 from. 31 37 33 ants, $2.75 each; Hen Pheasants, Concord, $1,595. Malty more to cnoose Earn Highway 45 50 each: Chukars, $1.75 each. Pre- Like To Menhirs s Trailer Sales, 36 37 38 39 ... '0 LAKE CABIN NEAR NEW Con- North, Mayfield, Ky. j18c pare for holiday partiee now. Phone Al • .1 1 '' \ 4 42 3 753-5261. d23c cord, on blacktop $3200 it 4 49 50 3 BEDROOM BRICK. ELECTRIC $12 to $1/1 45 46 47 BLONDE 21 WESTINGHOUSE TV WILL KEEP ELDERLY PERSONS her' h .r.I .000, oors. on SunnN DOW N used one year, in good condition. in My home. Phdne 753-1268. d27c 51 52 Lam TV antenna both 890.00. 4 blonde Per Week? So 5. ....le 53 54 55 Inane root, tables, 2 end table lamps 3 BE--100M, WITH GARAGE, In FRANK SINATRA JR. and his mother Nancy have smiles /or tor 4.3n 00 Girl's blue :! I 0, velvet coat Apply In Persoii Buss;ness Oraportunitios well-wisheis as the HI-year-old singer gets used to brag 57 58- size 4. $5.00 Girl's long beige all out of the hands of Lake Tahoe, Nev, kidnapers. They me wool 2 BF:DROOM, I.ARGE UNFINISH- oart Ir. I,. lit, I coat, size 12, $800. Boyd Linn, at the shown at her hilltop home in West Los Angeles, Route 8. Alatu. Ky. Phone 753-3716. eci upstairs, electric heat, on Wood- ;NIMBLE OIL AND REFINING • d21c lawn LEDGER & TIMES , ompany, America's leading energy' 2 BEDROOM FRAME, t"." ..enpany. We are now interviewing PEANUTS 67 Charles M Sehuis heat, one car garage, on South 8th plospective operators. Call collect STARKS G 0 L DEN DELICIOUS, Extended, and become concerning our new service stations Red Delicious. and Starling Wine- us the Murray area. Two months 1N5TEAD OF SINSIlkcd, SNOOPY sap apples S2 00, $3.00 and 14 00 per Wilson Insurance paid training progfam beginning AND I ARE EtOiN6 TO EFIYE bushel. Free delivery. Call Earl A ROUTE .5eccinber 30. Financialaiassi,stance if 'PA THE "Jik&LE BELL IVIIST! Forsee. day 753-2532, night 753-3953. 11Q -I T'-'ate eded. Other benefits. Humble Oil d23p and Refining Company. Box 1342, - Wayne Wilson. i7ealtor. Sam Ben- BOY Paducah, Ky.. phoi e 443-6541. d28c TWIN BEDS, ROLL BACK DESK man, are phone '153-3263. •203 Woodlawn, phone 753-3300. ltt d24c • WANTED TO BUY is hi*/ thrilkt - - - ' Sy tES liARREL13 01. ; corn delivered. Paying beter Weil DAN FLAGG be Don Sherwood market price. Calloway County Soil Improvement Aasociation. Phone 753-2942. tfc • irrnrc the novel pubnahed by & How. Inc. go7arl isa.ibt o 1.8063 err Lelia Zvi.% DIM: Kips reeturair uitlTlOf'ATIPsI3 'I cold. "One move to r•TIi17.1 clown that C1'.154E5E '1.1.4FIRf(DAC's;;- ATIl si ao n won jobs.' canister. the girl gets it right ruk k;oRREC .47 -TACK, 'NE i I • Lieutenant O'Connor, canght In the guts-" K dered with violent curissity *AN TIAE and what tec. r31 an police were up -with trim slowly. "Well, so O'Connor was wearing a out abrait John Newhall: ,what?" casual, rather thought tul ex- tJI rinding TEMPERATURE '514.°E Efi.;.:et:,,s5,-....;.:F;v N--1.'.:•T.- - Such an unexpected. fantastic "I don't know," said Varallo.1 pression. She saw his hand DAY OR NIGHT OhltY ' thing - "I don't know what it means. ' move, and opened her mouth to She could have kidel Charles It pist came to me - a funny screrun. Then there was one DAL 753-6363 last little thing." He went on frown- explosion, and O'Connor, taking her Mme Incredibly loud eoUltrES? night just as it was getting in- ing to himself, thinking about the man behind her screamed. teresting. it. He tell away from her onto the s, She washed the dishes, and Hard steps pounded up r!ie floor. stairs: Burns the FBI man, then it was ten to seven -she She looked down at him. 'PEOPLES BANK 1 "Man must hurry. It was a anyaise*. wnata add isreathless. There was something wrong of came in- • to have to go out again, but- from my office-just with Ms right nand, it was picture. Copy. I've Murray, Ky. She locked the door behind here a the mangled and bloody, and he'd _ got two men oft to get repro. her and went down to the car, dropped the gun. Iry Ernie RiaohmIller 7:26 when she parked ductions." It was Vomit° swooped down on it. NANCY in truth t ot the Bicknell house ()Connor snatched it: Varallo They "A very pretty shot. Charles," It..sontount Avenue. came up behind him. an he said, sounding shaken. And came to the open looked at the wirephoto in w- Mrs ineknell then there were sircas. :amens ring, held ' ience tor five seconds, and then ham, ,ioor at the first screeching outside, and nisa Miss Varallo said, nearing the naked .ip.-ti the seeeen. "Hello. hous in his voice, "But pouring into the 'it. take this astonishment It's nice of you "You OK.,O.K., Katy? You'd b:1- in." Her voice was that's-- insese. Sten ter sit down.- said O'Corteor, Katharine saw that And O'Connor said il:.11. and and guided her to a es - eryteg. "But Ksty-' and exploded into • sie ri Mten me a nell ot a slio y asked action. (;••.•.1..m?" see you y Varallo ran after him, flinging I remembered were coining up here tetee;',. tiers been pretty sick,'one name behind him at Burns. "Oh, He gestured angrily e::!fi in afraid. lie didn't sissy nses. O'Connor plunged down the the lot: gun. "I damn new issi a t it all last night, I WAS tip stairs, out. and Into iv attack. I think 1-11 sit • I with trim a lot, and nes hist inatie tot tile nearest patrol cat. myself" He did ant'. . me.v Wish) got oft to sleep. no Keys aiwsys tett, and flung him. gun into its ncLae.r. iivoti It excuse it voted better self in. He gunned the engine as ot nem s'.'"e see nim -" She sounded odd. Varann slammed the right-hruid A crowd grun-e.ceel, ly brett'Liles.s. I door and switched on the siren the man up, him out. The yea!' le "No, that a all right. Ian sor. ;It the same time. carrying tainted. ungrnectully ry alxiut all this I gnaw it's "Un Veraugo - quickest," had out. Mee were I. ri- bcen an ups...A for you." snapped Vaiallo. "They haven't sprawled got that torn up et." ing over her toe Ca:knell came into the room l O'Corsior didn't answer. They to pull herself togcetter. ory Esobarri Van then. and smiled at tu..r - the ARDIS Ah SLATS were already screaming up Glen- said, --Cnren:t- smite that made him almost ' "Please." she dale Avenue. It was 7:27. But hurt. think reirAmme. -Thought that'd be the boy'---h :- kill the siren when they were he's been tsrateas- terribly, 'he iOU ON THE k L. THE PROOF - you. Mere Mresei. We re sure ALL RIGHT, LET'S GET THE SHOW getting n' looked ---" r>1./SPICIGN CF MURDER aeE IT IS, IN BLACK ' gi..'efiii, You tatting an interest / ON THE ROAD. ARE YOU PROPERLY • • • they're looltirg nr_er •/ WHITE! In the kid like this I guess my "0 K., LICENSED TO PERFORM OF YOUR LATE HUSBAND? c "I've con- wile told you he's been pretty ''WHY. G o d -" said him." said 0:.:.nn-Lr. CEREMONIES, SIR 2. Katharine Mason. Her tributed wy bit for a while. Why k) I I suck." , voice was blank. And then the heft you had to-" "Yes. I'm so sorry. No, 1 -any comprehension, And full realisation suddenly won't si t down. t hank you- : everything astonishment --was swept hit her of what had happened. really only came by to give you te31, -- by the single She sat up a little straighter. these addresses. I'm sure you'll out, of her mind , this somehow Ler- She was suddenly and enliven- find .me of the schedules will be • ton, for and ingly furious at him. "I must convenient for both you and ribly hurt arid frightened helpless little boy. She started say. you Were certainly think' Got don. and I was nist saying 'across the room toward him. Un- lug more about getting yaiir to voile wife. it he'll try to cc,. man than about my lite' He hal operate, I think a remedial puisive, shocked, and compas- sionate. "Gordon, whatever-" that gun actually plias d course weild help 4;..rdon n lot. heard, without compre- me! The second he saw y sri hope so, anyway. Here's the She AM PRC,PERLY that either, the screech were going to shoot, he could've I list ' hending LICENSED the sudden running pulled-" "We appreciate it." said Bick- of brakes, IC- - on the porch, the vi-- "Oh, no, he couldn't," said nell. "Thanks. Can't you stay a footsteps c‘ip at crash as the front door O'Connor. "We knew he leel itn minute '? otter yo„ a lent back hard. She didn't automatic- I was expecting it. coffee-" swung all her attention was on, Damn fool sort of gun. And no- "Oh, no, please don't bother, turn; by Al Cane boy. body but an idiot carries an thtinks." She divided a smile be- the LIL' ABNER was swearing oh- automatic cocked. I saw trim tween them, turning to the door. e Somebody scenely in a low savage tone. haul it out, I kept an eye on it. aL, r, Tr JEM. OH, the little boy's WE IS 30t.;NA USE 'Oil ON And heard She heard O'Connor say, "All He hadn't cocked it set. So he'd 6/661.1!"` IT'S OUR DOOTV WONT voice say thinly,'Teacher- Miss GUNS WE OUFtSELFS,11-4 C,5E WE right, Newhall, we got there in have to pull 'the trivger one"' C. REALLY AFTER TH' WORLD'S FAIR n son " bring the load into position to DO'10' NO GCXDD kNOWS DIDER!- E- Fr- the end-" \ ,c-FATCH'S MOST WANTS ONE RD' She turned. and saw the boy And she was seined bodily fire-there was an easy tree / AGIN TN' TH ET!! CORNERE2 c!-stoDDER!-Si.44KE-sr- TH' HILL-BILLY on Vie thre.nold of the room: (rim behind, whirled around, seconds' leeway, and I .'r- '. P-PRODUCT77 the Loy elutcnine !he doorjamb and held in a rigid grip before take that long to aim at a I:!:. UNIQUE PRODUCT"? PAVILION.'.' for roipper..L She raid, uncom- the man. She felt something get." preheivIing, "Why, Gordon- inhhed viciously into her right "Two seconds.," exclaim ,- ,1 why, Gorsinir -" side, It all happened so fast she Katharine. "Arid hie . it • • • hadn't time even to gasp until three inches away from at. ---rtiOSE venders," said Vic then. That was a gam jammed if you missed--" 1 V /rano. "Sure, eviry school against her. A dem. He was "Missed?" said O'Connor. ITe they hit, they did a lot of want- holding her so tightly she sounded mortal ly. ofti-:111 -1. on t1 image, Al..sily to the ad- couldn't breath. "Miss by three inches at ten- : niers .rative oil cc,',, but also in Ste looked tip wildly and saw foot range? M ?" elsssroones. But while they over- 0 Connor and Varallo in the "You've insulted him," raid turned the file cases at the other doorway. O'Connor had his gun Varallo. "State champion Li,st it was only at that one unit, but it hung loose in his all, Miss Mason." <.( took such elaborate hand - an eneirmous gun, it -_ that they t measures. Pulled out the files, lensed two feet long. What's to berrome of Gor- C.Ck.-2.4 1•-•• ...ore them tip, poured ink And . "1!old It, hInodholInfi!" said don? Read the story te • Iracre and Pitman swore up and the man behind her, sharp and swift conclusion tomorrow.

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