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Selected As A Beat All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper rs Largest The Paper Circulation In es The City Sunday at Sap- That More supper Largest evening Circulation In People Buy groups The County he Sun- by Mrs. ibie Mc- MURRAY POPULATION 10.100 LXXXII No. 90 troduced Press International IN OUR 82nd YEAR Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, April 17, 1961 Vol. s of both United 'as given

Ited with el Jetton vere cap- II irge. ;ports FULL SCALE ASSAULT BEGINS IN CUBA• Executive Board Bill Adams Is Of Woman's Club 1_Little League Anti-Castro Revolutionaries Be Meets Last Week Tryoutoro Start Effort_ To Win Liberty 6:45 Awarded God The executive board of the Murray Woman's Club met at the *UES. clubhouse for a luncheon last April 19, 20 By FRANCIS L. McCARTHY barians" and said they had come or Country Award week with Mrs. James Rudy All- United Press International to take the land that the revolu- 1Y britten. club president presiding. A strong force of rebel troops tion had given to peasants, to take Following the reading of the today in an attempt the factories from the people, to Bill Adams Jr., was awarded the Little League tryouts will be invaded Cuba by Mrs. Bill Thurman, Premier Fidel Cas- take the sugar mills from the peo- God and Country Award in Scout- minutes held Wednesday, April 19th, for to overthow Allbritten discuss- ple. to take the schools from the ing Sunday night April 16 by the secretary Mrs. 11 and 12 year old boys and Thurs- tro. recommendations made by and landing craft, children, and to take from the First Baptist Church. He was pre- ed the day. April 20th, for 9 and 10 year By parachute board of the club. A force swarmed ashore Negroes the -dignity" that the sented the award for his outstand- the advisory old boys. the assault for a joint Havana and Castro government had given them. ing work in the church by the date was set. April 25, All boys must register at Lan- only 90 miles from Castro As the government acted to fight raptor Dr. H. C. Chiles. meeting with the advisory group caster and Veal to be eligible for established a beachhead. a state of off the invaders. Cuba charged in Bill is the son of Mr. and Mrs. and the executive board. the tryouts. Tryouts will start at emotionally proclaimed League Ile took per- the United Nations that the at- William C. Adams of 1632 It'e.st It was announced that the state 530 p. m. at the Little national emergency. defense opera- tack was waged by -mercenaries" Olive. He is a life Scout of Troop Woman's Club Convention will be ball park. sonal command of Luther Robertson tions. (Continued on Page 3) 45 and has been in Scouting for held at Louisville on May 9, 10, Should the tryouts have to be the 3 years. He has been active in 11, and 12 with Mrs. C. C. Lowry, cancelled due to bad weather, The invaders struck in . Co- Scouting and has served as Den First District Governor, being on each NV-Will-be -notified if pos- swampy area around Bahli-At Chief and Assistant Patrol Leader Robertson Is the slate of new officers as re- sible. chinos, the bay of pigs, shortly Magistrates in his Troop. He is a member of cording secretary. after midnight. to the Order of the Arrow a select The Vard voted to send a check Cub Scout Roundtable Another force was reported camping group in Scouting. New Director to the ''ity Beautification Com- have landed in Oriente Province TERRORISTS ROCK in eastern Cuba Saturday. night. Are Guests Bill along with other Order of mittee to aid that group in its Will Be Held Tuesday CUBA-Before the smoke had cleared front the tl• Arrow members of Troop and work. ruins (above) of El Encanto, Cuba's largest department Estimate 5,000 Troops At The Carter School store. unidentified planes had Post 45 attended an 0. A. Conclave May 19 is the day set for the bombed army camp Liberty, Sources of the Cuban Revolu- National Group outside Havana, as anti-Castroites engaged their at the Scout Reservation of the general meeting of the club. It In most tionary Council estimated 5,000 Of Library will be a dinner meeting and new serious demonstrations to date. Windows of the nationalized anti-Castro troops had gone into Blue Grass Council at Mt. Sterling Refreshments for this month's Havana store be installed. were blasted by bombs before the costly Bre. action syitluia the last 48 hours. Ky., SaLtigday and Sunday April officers 4w Cub. Leaders Round Table meet- Members of the Calloway Fiscal Pasco announced that The Castro regime immediately 8th and 9th. This was a meeting Luther Robertson, manager of Mrs. J ng are in the hands of Den Mo- Court were luncheon guests last rary will be observed cut off normal communications to attended by all of the Councils Murray Wholesale Grocery Corn- National h ;hers Orpha Keel and Evelyn Jones week at the Murray - Calloway and that on April 17 Students Win and from Cuba. and there was in Kentucky. Other members from pany, Inc.. has been named a April 16*2 both of Cub Pack 145 sponsored County Library. The lunch was open house will be held at the little information on the progress Murray attending were Dale Sykes, director of t h e United States an by the Murray High P. T A. (Cart- Soloists To Be Speech Honors held in the library building with the public. of the fighting. Bobby Herndon. David Russell and Wholesale Grocers' Association, library for ter Elem. School). Dennis Taylor the library board as hosts. Those attending the board meet- But one broadcast indicated the Advisor Cleo Sykes, Inc.. at the organizations annual is Cubmaster of Pack 146. Four Murray College High This represents the first time ing were Miss Lillian Tate, Mes- casualties were heavy. Castro him- Aroop 45 also attended camp at meeting April 11 during the The Cub Scout Round Table will Presented Sch000l students returned last the court members have seen the John Hudson. Kerby Jen- self underscored the gravity of the OW Scout Reservation during Wholesale Grocers' Annual Con- dames be held at the Carter School Build- week from the state speech festi- library in its new location on Myrtle Wall, Bill Thurman, events in statements read over Spring Vacation. They were un- vention and Exposition April 9-12 nings. ing. Murray. Kentucky. tomorrow val with ratings of superior and North Sixth street where South.. der the leadership of Scoutmaster James Allbritten, C. C. Lowry, the country's biggest radio station in Sal Harbour, Florida. evening. April 18th. at 700 p. m. On Tnesday evening April 18 at one with a rating of excellent. ern Bell Telephone Company for- Tom Williams and Asst. Scoutmast- John Pasco, Charles Clark, Robert after a 12-hour silence. Mr Robertson, who has been The program will be handled by eight o'clock. the Music Depart- Rating superior were: Charles the merly operated. er Bill Smith. While there they Hopkins, Cecil Farris, George Ov- The bearded premier told matiager of the company since the District Scout Executive, Roger of the Murray Woman's Club. Eldridge. extemporaneous speak- The court made a $1500 contri- set 1000 pine seedlings on the erbey, John Taylor, Howard Olila, ment people of Cuba that invasion troops 1926. is Past President and now Carbaugh. will present two outstanding solo- ing, Vernon Gantt, discussion; Ed of bution to the library last year and Scout Reservation, George Hart, Gene Landolt. were attacking various points director of the Kentucky -Whole- Other local units participating in the public. Mrs. Richard Frank Jeffrey. poetry; and Christ- of included this amount in the an- Troop 45 will attend the Giant ists to national territory in the south sale Grocery Association, Director this meeting will be ('ub Pack 45, organist. and Mrs. Howard ie Kemper. prose Receiving an nual budget. Scouterarna to be held at Paducah Farrell Las Villas Pro.vinee with the aid of of the Bank of Murray, Chairman sponsored by the Murray High sporano, will be assisted by excellent rating was Nore Winter Both Mr- Mast Court and the April =4 and 30 They will panic*. Oldr aircraft and warships. ytatfieial Board of the First Methb- PTA, (Austin School). Mr. Charles Music Department Chorus in in poetry. City Council took the library at pate in the Parade at 10.00 a. m., Sixteen Year the He called for action against dist Church, on the Board of Hos- Henry serves, as Cubmaster, also of religious of their projects last 'veal sal will have as a boot The Space the following program -those who are surprised com- one pital a n d Homes of Methodist Cub Pack 90. sponsored by the music to be presented in the sanct- mitting . . sabotage, shooting. or which aided the library board in AW They will also participate in with Memphis Conference, Past Presi- Murray High PTA Mr. Ulis uary of the First Methodist Church: Freezing, Frost assassination attempts" — indicat- qualifying for a regional library. the arena shows during the day. Murray Girl Woods as Cubmaster. dent Murray Rotary Club, Old Dies L. Still Lives" by Bach; "Pre- Cuba library was assigned to Mur. Tickets are now on sale for this -God Forecast For Tonight ing that an uprising within The Chamber of Commerce and !carved In addition. Cub Pack 49 of Bent- Core' -Gu Hinton; Mrs. Far- because of the greatly expand. big event. Price of the tickets are lud to." had accompanied the invasion. ray on the city school board for 30 Miss Donna Gray Clayton. age on. Cub Pack 65 of Calvert City, rell. "Ave Maria," Arcadelt; -Holy, Takes Full Charge eel program of the library board, 50e and will admit one adult or of Wing°. and the by II Mini rn... loIrrnm ionAl years with twenty of these years 16, of Calvert City died at her Cub Pack 38 Lord God," Cain; the Choru s. Snow flurries mingled with fall- In his broadest statement Cas- made possible by the contributiorul two children. following Cub Packs of Mayfield. as chairman. home today of a heart condition. "Meditation," McAmis; Mrs. Far- ing petals from blooming fruit tro identified himself as "com- of the court, the council and sey. Pack 30 Pack 36. Pack 39 are urg- USWGA, with national head- Survivors' include her parents rell. "Hear My Prayer." Mendels- trees again today in many sections mander in chief and prime min- eral civic organizations. C., ed to he in attendance. quarters in Washington, D. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Clayton of sohn: "The Living God," O'Hara; of Kentucky, as below-freezing ister." indicating that he had as- The expansion of the library Bonus To Cost comprises grocers who serve over Calvert C it y; grandparents Mr. Mrs. Olila. "Prayer at Notre Dame," temperatures were forecast f o r sumed personal command. Presi- will bring additional income to 150,000 independent super mar- and Mrs. Chalmous Clayton of and "Chorale." Boellmann; Mrs. much of the Blue Grass State to- dent Osvaldo Dorticos previously the county in the sum of $50,000 kets and food stores, as well as Buchanan, Tennessee a n d Mrs. Harry L. Lovett Farrell. night. Lad been designated as command- for salaries and books. $3.04 For $1 public feeding establishments in Ludie Alton of Calvert City; tairia On Aircraft Carrier The chorus is under the direction The unseasonable cold wave, er in chief of the armed forces. Attending the luncheon were 44 states. sisters Martha Love Heil of Italy,' of Mrs. Olila. which has postponed indefinitely Castro called the invaders -bar- Magistrates K. B. McCuiston, Noel More than 9.000 independent re- and Margie Sue Clayton of Cal- Following the program. refresh- the arrival of spring, was expect- Warren, Oren Simmons. Lee Don- tailers and super markets are af- vert City. MEDITERRANEAN (FHTNC) — ments will served in the Social elson. Earl Adams and Thurston Action In Kentucky, a news- ed to last through at least the filiated with voluntary groups was a member of the Cal- Harry L. Lovett, aviation ordance- Hall of the Church. Furchess. Absent because of ill- paper published in Louisville, Ken- She next five days., the Weather Bu- operated by LTSWGA members. vert City Methodist Church where man third class, USN, son of Mr. Members are reminded of the ness were Judge Waylon Rayburn tucky. reports that Calloway Coun- reau reported today. the funeral will be held at 2:00 and Mrs. Pearson D. Lovett of business meeting to begin prompt- d Almon Willoughby. Others ty veterans living in the state will Temperatures as low as 27 and a n Wednesday. Rev. J. F. Moore Dexter. Ky.. is serving obard the ly at 730 p. m. present were County Attorney, receive $587,962 from the veteran's p.m. 28 degrees were forecast for to- Glover will officiate. attack aircraft carrier USS Frank- Robert Miller and clerk, Randall bonus which was approved by the and Rev. Ed night for the northeastern, south- be in Memory Gar- lin D. Roosevelt operating with Patterson. voters last November. The bonus Burial will eastern, south central and western Friends the Sixth Fleet in the Meditrran- For Young Board members present is to be paid by the sales tax. dens in Marshall County. Revival Kentucky areas. Frost is threaten- Library ean. Mrs. John Pasco, She paper also indicated, in a may call at the Linn Funeral Is Planned ed again before morning through- wete chairman. The Roosevelt is scheduled to People Senter. Mrs. Ben Tre- table prepared by Robert G. Word- Home in Benton until the funeral out the state. Miss Rezina visit several Mediterranean coun- Mrs. George Hart. and en, director of tax and government- hour. Blustery winds and snow stem- vathan. tries during the seven-month cruise, Mrs. Esco Gunter, al research for Associated Ifidus- ming from the Midwestern storm James Blarick, and conduct training exercises to will be Alma Tracy, Mrs. tries of Kentucky that for each A young people's revisal battered Kentucky over the week- librarian. Mrs. Picture Of Judge maintain its high level of readi- Grove and Mrs. Ann dollar of bonus money recived, held at the Locust Church end. Gusts of 40 to 45 miles per Margaret Terhune present and Calloway .Countians will pay $3.04. Rayburn In Magazine ness and effiency. of the Nazarene, one mile north of hour were reported Sunday at Steytler were also 21-23. preparation of the The total cost of the bonus in Kirksey beginning April Greater Cincinnati Airport in helped with the, Calloway is estimated at $1.789,760. The picture of County Judge MEET TUESDAY Services will be held at 7:30 each Boone County. food. This figure includes not only those Waylon Rayburn appears in the evening. Snow flurries continued early living in the state, but also those April issue of the WOW Magazine. Circle I of the WSCS of the Rev. Carl Story of Danville, (Continued on Page 3) College High Betas Ii g elsewhere in the nation. The picture and accompanying First Methodist Church will meet Kentucky will be the evangelist. in the social hall of the church Robert Broyles, pastor, invites the Group IR the state as a whole, the write up concern Judge Rayburn's Late News Bulletin To Host bonus will cost Kentuckians $2.63 election to the pl'ist of National Tuesday at 2:30 o'clock. public to attend. for each $1.00 of bonus money Escort of the Woodmen Society. The Murray College High Bela By United Press International paid. He was advanced from National club will be host to the annual NATIONS. N. Y (UPP — Mrs. Max Churchill Watchman. UNITED spring meeting of F.D.E.A. Beta Elizabeth Taylor The United States today formally CONCERT MEMBERS NOTE The article points out that Judge club which will be held Tuesday a Cuban charge that today's Rayburn has been active in the denied at 6:30 p.m. in the Student Union Elizabeth Taylor invasion of Fidel Castro's island Woodmen since 1933. Two Named Building at Murray State College. part Civic Concert taembers are re- Favored For Oscar stronghold was launched in F.D.E.A Beta has recently been minded that the St. Louis Sin- from Florida. changed from a yearly 'to a fall fonietta will appear in Mayfield meeting and a spring meetitig. Ronald Adams Is alPI — Dr. Ber- To Offices In ak.lhe Mayfield High School to- By VERNON SCOTT LOS ANGELES This is the first spring meeting to and Carole Tregoff TWO. Ron urn Winner Of Trip nard Finch be held and new officers will be -UPI Hollywood Correspondent formally to life were sentenced elected. A banquet, business ses- 4 SANTA MONICA. Calif IJPtu — today- despite a defense Ronald Adams, Murray repre— in prison Auxiliary sion and a dance make up the Elizabeth Taylor, making her first a key prosecution wit- sentative of Life and Casualty In- charge that igenda. Weather public appearance since her brush ness offered to change his testi- with death, is the sentimental surance Company, has qualified to attend the annual company con- mony "next time" for financial favorite to win the best actress Two Murray ladies were elect- Report vention in Washington, D. C., April consideration. Homecoming Planned Oscar tonight at the Academy ed to office at the 42nd First Dis- UNIPI•il Prime 2730. He will join approximately inson-iiiassopot Awarepresentations, trict Spring Conference of the At Temple Hill 800 other delegates who qualified FIVE DAY FORECAST The dark-haired beauty suffered By United Press International American ..Legion Auxiliary held on the basis of sales records for Hums-corning services have been Western Kentucky Partly (Continued on Page 3) LOUISVILLE Ky. illPT) — The ad- yesterday at the Murray Woman's the year 1960 in competition with the Temple Hill Me- cloudy. windy and cold today, high vanced weather forecasts for the Club House. planned for 2,500 field men. Sunday. May 7th. ru.' 50 Fair and cold tonight five-day period. Tue.sday through Mrs. Max Churchill was elect- thodist Church Bible Institute Murray is in the Paducah District pastor of the with scattered frosi or freezing Saturday. prepared by the U. •S. ed First District President. Mrs. Bro. Joe Walker. of Life and Casualty. 11:00 a.m. temperatures, low 27 to 32 Tues- To Begin Thursday Weather Bureau: Churchill replaces Mrs. Mary Mil- church, will speak at following Sunday day partly cloudy and warmer in Temperatures for the period will ton of Fredonia, Kentucky. Also worship service the afternoon. There will be a Bible Institute NOW YOU KNOW April 16-22 is proclaimed -4:National Library Week in average 5 to 10 degrees below named to office was Mrs. Dee school at 10:00 a.m. on the Temperatures at 5 a. m. at the New Providence Baptist Kentucky" by Gov. Bert tombs. Receiving the pro- normal. Denning of Murray as secretary Dinner will be served the afternoon Louisville 41. Paducah 38, Lexing- Church Thursday, Friday and Sat- By United Press International Strohecker, execu- Louisville normal extremes 68 replacing Mrs. Sarah Conway of church grounds and clamation are (from left) Edwin singing. The ton 31), Bowling Green 38, London urday nights- of this week. Two The Golden Rule of doing to and 46 degrees. Fredonia. will be devoted to tive director, of National Library Week; Miss Mar- from t h e 34. Covington 39 and Hopkinsville speakers will be heard each eve- others as you would have them Gradual warming trend through Other district officers elected Happy Five Quartet gareet Willis, director of library extension; and Mrs. WCBL station in Benton will be 38. ning. Services will begin at 7:00 do to you was first pronounced Genevieve Livingston, order of the Library Friday, cooler Saturday. Rain Fri- were: treasurer — Mrs. E. K. Rob- Evansville, -Ind., 43. o'clock. librarian Mayfield. chaplain — Mrs. present. All singers are invited to by Confucius, the Chinese philoso- Extension Division. "Books are vital medium in day or Saturday will average a- erts of ntington, W. Va., 40., Everyone is invited to attend. who was born in 551 a round one-half inch. (Continued on Page 3) attend. • 4 pher, B. C. promoting freedom of thought," Combs commented. This Is National Library Week-Visit Your Library This Week, Get Acquainted With This Service

• • 1.101111 r _ . MONDAY -- APRIL 17, 1961 LEDOER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY Two cat, and has just about grown out Resourceful Cat He slips of his three-gallon jar. Ten Years Ago Today KENTUCKY e in trontwayt, squirms around in- Gets His Food Times File THE LEDGER & TIMES aide until he's no longer bottoms- Ledger & and I The Hard Way up, then sticks his head and fore- MG CO atPA MY, a wea VOL OWE D L DC E Tt M lettelL MI vim the daily tid- The paws out to receive away yesterday at the eamiladatioa or the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Tun,said DALLAS. Tex. itrn Kitty is Coleman Anderson passed A Me Wen Leakarakesoe Jeserame bits. lines-Rosald. Oceriber 3111. ism and outgrowing his three-gallon glass home of his daughter, Mrs. Ottis Rayburn, on North Mel a daughter, Mrs. Orvis . Jar, but he's still getting his bits Fort Smith, Ark., was estals- Sixteenth. Other survivors are, ▪ and Alfred of JAM= C. WILLIAMS. rinseletelia ol liver without interruption. ivahed in 1817, partly for the pur- Cohoon, two. song, Rupert of California la dm ihtinr, pose of keeping peace between Murray roses five. Is ra.eree tke night te wort any Advertising. Lenses When Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Stu- WM Me ilho Merl mid Osage Indian service inethe interest of r PatAst VOICII items whack la me egaalim, ben‘i,lt adopted Kitty a year ago, ihe Cherokee As award for "meritorious conferred Gi skreet an rowers. the eat watched Mrs. Stubenvoll f111110119. polio care, education and research" has'_been ships whoM had been rid- of the March of Dimes for ne WALLACIII issa By CHARLES F IM/1/05 relief feed slivers of liver to tropical upon Ray Baerwfiefd, director ATIt•NAL. REPRESENTATIVICa vier ing at anehor near by. State parka Arkansas have Th. MI Part Ave, New leek 11L. Were Ardis fish M their various- jars and Calloway C.:minty. learoo Memplage Teen., value of $1,360,0112. Se MalookaN.,Boatiaa. tanks each day. Kitty learned to an appraised Mrs. Mary A. Elkins died this morning at the home ale Awe.. Clieseepo Kentucky will President Abraham Lincoht on "I say emphatically an jar, pop into it Road, Mm. El- a wemegoies 1 15. having received news of pick empty of her son, David Elkins, on the Renton Mewed ala OW ANN anion Murray, Kentuckg, furnish no troops for the wicked April about mealtime and wait for some in for several weeks. Second Claws Matter purpose of subduing her sister / the surrender of the fort in the kins had been poor health by 'liver to come his way. Federal State Market of the per Southern states." Thus did Ken- Charleston, S. c., harbor, Issued The Murray Giants- of the Eastern Division ar AT Re Camelia la Meaner. Ise week IS. Kitty has grown into a RIBISolaSPT10116 perk $11Jet tucky Goveroor Beriah Magoffin. a reclamation summoning the Twin State Independent baseball league announced their aessek Me la Callow. aftelning montier. par the Con- Congress: to- convene July 4 in News Service groom $1111, who was inclined toward ,schedule today for the approaching season. federacy. reply dame clays after special sesoun and culling out, "Call is made on you by tonight's MURRAY, Ky., April 11, 1901. to of militia the firing on Fort Sumter to .3 75,000 militiamen - repossess trail for four regiments Murray Livestock Market report. - APRIL 17. 1961 MONDAY teieerais from Waabuggesia, la. C.. tbr tort, places. and prOpleirlY" for immediate service. Hoge 1111k Receipts mostly MIX- by Con- Cameron - collies von the Coreationreafeh eliielt heti been seized tile -Simon ed grade butchers. Steady. U.S. Read The Ledger's Classifieds for min- of War." to supply troolis for the Lanier federates. ?he machinery "Secretary No. 1. 2, and 3 barrow and gilts RECESSION to active duty was is the text of the WH4T A WONDERFUL Army. im she militia Following 180-2411 lb. 1117.25; 240 - 215 lb. and thus . • in the War Department, reply: 116.25-18.75; 160-180 lb. $16.50; F, Al exact!) 4:30 a. rn. on April the Presi- April 15.1861. THE ALL NEW • the chity of executing "Frankfort, No. 2 and' 3 sows 300-600 lb. SEE tt ISM Confederate batteries had months Soo late what 12. dent's decision fell upon Secret- "lion. Simon Cameron. Secretary are learning six on Fort Suzette a, 814.75-15.50. IlEPUBLICANS opened fire ary of War Simon Cameron. of War, Washington City: steady to that it does little if any Cattle: 268. Cows e, *le! done with figures. Also the result at a tatetei leelseto "Your despatch is reviewed. In '41 April 15, Cam- strong, other classes seneraily •peak in "gross national the was to lead ar four years of On :he same day. answer. 1 say emphatically Ken- SIJIMEMILE NEUTRALIZER to reach an unprecedented to the gover- steady. Standard and Good mixed -.1 ig- warfare iseeag Amerisans After eron sent telegrams tucky will furnish no troops for A economises can completely slaughter steers and heifers $21.10 t" when liarvard hours a! bombard- nors of the various ' loyal" states purpose of subduing rode, by forty the wicked at the best candidates offered OIL who Among them was this message. __ -2425; Uttlatao o!orl Cmrotlaritial A ere e.and defeat one of the her sister-- Southern slates. Washington. April 15. 11161. cows $15.00-16.75; Cutter $13.00- century by u srng stsc ig o as in command. surrendered the -Your, B. Magiiftin le eciP in the twentieth Res Finn. Benoit 15.50; Canner 112.00-14.00; UUhiLy growth" fort .end alkweed to depart "To Excellency. "Governor of Kentucky." "pers-eatage of economic of Kentucky- $17- Medium and leemployment and in peace with his men on nion Miegoefm, Governor Calling upon the state for troops bulls .75-1925; Ellis Pump & Pipe Company Two backward - 6041 lb. stock steers with the oorld's Number was unpopular. and Governor Ma- Good 400 comparison few Medium heifers' Adminia- goltin's reply was widely applaud. $23.30-25.75; PL 3-2854 ititer-Sriviet Russia. we say we hope all the years of the Kennedy Good 1303 Chestnut have in Kentucky. Kentu.-ky was 522.00-23.2.5; Medium. and Ledger & Times readers are absolutely sincere. ed I\ .r.hin the past • month tration will top it in every way we not 600-800 lb. feeder steers $21.75- for Union, but was sympathetic here received an order million democrats, in- 23.90. -ad a here the stove plant We believe there are sevelral with Lincoln', probelm. As George -of which has al- Prentice, a strong Union man, Calves: 1011. Yowlers weak to -olooto gas ranges, the first truckload cluding some of the outstanding democratic newspapers D. employees put it in an editorial la the LOlk mostly 50c lower. Choice 180-240 Approximetely 200. more that feel the mime way. We will never ert- Y,een delivered. of the South, isville Daily Journal approving lb. vealers $28.75 - 30.50; Good to fulfill this order. but one party • needed by the company condone what we consider dirty politics, the Governor's rebuff to Cameron: 126.25-29.25; few Choice 245-275 ;II 62 the contract for the respect. We do hope "We are struck with mingled a- lb. $28.00 - 30.00; Standard all Tete. ha% e also read where is about as bad as the other in that - mazement. . .The Administration is weights $23.75-25.75; Utility $17.75 units will be let by June 1. go by that the government, federal, state housing as the years not of our choOsing. We did not -23.25. was the announcement the people i• eided in the good news too and local, can make a better job of informing help to bring it into power. It ts FROM DART PIMP... dollars worth of construe- of our deadly politic at eroximately two minima of our standing at home and abroad. composed in the form of a ettaelfuntay_Stitee Colle_ge campus * * * * * * - _ _• * dormitories. aatt -a-kr * * * * * * * * building. men"* * * •A unit. a city is contemplating the PAH imArs 41 eadition to the above the TRIAPET 1/ki eystem to the MOE- GRIMM HIPPORKAL xteeeliel ef the water and sea•erage pus N0 VEL ^damig • 7r- at proximately t300.000. building is going up at a A new elementary school pry when Mrs Givenleat came 2.i.04110. in a 5911811 silk chair ost .•-• 15 Sitting them. completed two-thirds CHAPTFP helf-rmg of ladles wool In find Feat Methodist Church has Laura began, racing a Tee iArr darling," "Come, children.- she called program. -N to ca"'ass a Pam"! -re one million dollar building know now awl came in uniform, with a agn- -it is time. We'll go 4f "I "you don't Youttit man at the been approved at a coat can be with all our cupping over anyway." Late to cut costs? Then take a long look A fourth city water well has I yellow mustacne ahead with dinner. won't know our the half-ton yeth the new things. You nisbingelyittsmoulitsittenEleerswwcuitithrepese.11- and some- new Dod;e Dart Pickup- •11.0.100. am done with With a beautirui quarters when I sne -otent -6 engine that pulls a man-size just beginning this month with what unnerving smile over'lead -valve Stint T:.e tourist season is them." reports from Washington, eial them track among the company on boy-size rattcns of gas, oil and upkeep. activity in the millions. Matthew Hazard a pair of lavender kid load le imerne producing "Thing's" flipping rapidly soanking toe air aftez the putt- Same. wondertngly. ' Compact-economy and only the Dart Pickup has it. • toppt d their quota in asked nes as "" alias' it Waa Guam with ler f,m. NC.ttriew Ca.lowey Countians men our wed- Slav" Adrian Brinker. ?he "You ammet . 'Lieutenant the effect of oe mg offer you States Savings Bonds. heavenly.' were in the disliked Tough Dodge medium-duly models has,' of United direr ourta. They're other gentlemen along Ake a oarnyard that Callo- dining about , shooed cabs, increased driver that reports were published my sweet child. be mad. room talking dinner was ga- stronger frames, larger In addition to "Bat, by the bowels. , fowl. Presently of in- anYttilog mit gernething ewe the manner ease. Wide choice of economi- 344 above average in most categories "we cannot take mg along rather in comfort and handling way County a but what we can bowl on the great silver-laden the and that the West with us of a stately concert, with easoline truck Six and V8 engines, transmissions ose of electricity. etc.. we meet them mist cal !ono.. ;pending. carry. How would hostess as soloist and tne 8 k - States, a reliable there where illat-Biemb.er:Oloe cried Laura. of and axles. Space saving Cab Forward models, national product' of the United *sere' mad once accompanying le a climate banish "gro-s Some day darkened nis well lbs. election campaign since /rook' wo put tbesii7 while Matthew candlelight. too. GVViss to 25,000 lbs. . . . GCWs to 50,000 stailet.c used in every national , handw. !artisan .sett Niemodrneowaniweeithouirellatonsyour Mare, arid all stook for good mark last year and we ,In a chance moment of gen- their 1912. topped the no• billion dollar could not bear to I/ "Laura. 1 silence, rarusilla Greenioat of 14.7 percent over 1f069, erebornAustootwyesoonet.." 1 could not bear eral that it• wars a whorphig pain iirm.Byutpotiett, ,.. come, and then Bismarck, non lett-nano presence visitor, pleased said to Is the pers,stent POWER • the TO DIET nation's- history. a44' not to," said loudly enough ep t, 'hen the biggest in the by his dinner partner, to take-- let me think." that idle had called him all, and with gett /ne you it do the Republican Party we could to be beard by of silverfish 1 it what rood does dieugtit wet% a Mae nickname. is ob- - Yes he deadly playfulness, "He Eisenhower. and a can it Is hard to It hi , Well get them out tae-e 1 - Preerdent teit-e Dwight a some tfUle thing; -191smarek• you angel. stinate. A change at orders down: Madison Avenue ex- leave every Mist* Witt" ever so ease like Rt. hard Nixon. when a ask her tcf t°0 lovely/ Your could be managed apart- Who could blame a of of your house Cr I behind. said with He is, talking can prepare an araazing doe•u- th.rg some "Oh. that," he lily, but no. deWe .- eke Cheater Rewire wanting yr) bring ''a mere frac- back to Ari- An- her for flip of his gloves, taking her right ment to STAY out! Get tlashed on the screen at Loa of bet life neer to give say, there'd e•teea:e• like the one small reminder don of what rd aim zona with him. as 1 we trail. its pneses., love to millions of Americans that with it.s amenity. you.''you.' We e/rnel to Matthew be nothing ,there but our tree estimate. Ili The poor "rate of eco- style' and adried. "Ah. well. Mkitt. among the isavago. - .f Western Europe. that our he declared we'll amell00%-.e ry" have to forgive your, Wd fellow. intros:able darlings. Well, while that of Soviet Russia - "you decide. Slit •r:' oily -1'.. handsomely, -woo what.- peel.s really want it. be- We exterminate • milliems that Artserican prestige be sure yon out. of eye is . if eeerce is all we can ..For beating me - Laura caught Matthew's of canio one present for ai- at low cost low because of the collapse / ourse.' and pleaded -with non of all kinds eerI 4.4 es •,:. ..:1-time manage Co take along" aware,- said lence. With' tc-•avy hedrr. ti,7 ne catleerd by a premeditated -scheme , flee "Oh' 1 wasn't ere• "C”I• btlf' fait !ot li ,ical cw saw calamity coming. he ihuld all IV ,eelstatstie- 4, - • 7' •1.1. war enemy, a shameful performance They are snow restraint and remain tactfoliy drew him not beating of his neu117.2,:beani oSp ,oh''n looira !el.,' Nations, including the Ifsesk"pie.aa child, linstatingia. Welt to the back I himself, KELLEY'S PEST 3waY The'! of of the trireme her. no etathe.tiss therilled.- Taking up the other end .troe in carder to attract the attention her view of lift rierciainegr. jeteanam vtiore tsnrnhe' to prepare . the little pause of general tah-c, time he opened matterwhat he said • v. 'nom he iweulted every ,n. said to the young woman her tbr reality. in, news from Washingt he on television that would silence '• to him in a voice for all CONTROL .1 -ries of debates Site read Poetroubled ''Matt. you are too dreadful. next dearest.• near. "And you know what Phone PLass 3-3914 .etierial election three times for the and make "Matt. my pinetedlion.' i to . 4•it-. . me. i "That Not only do we kin rat- you don't have to convince the' else! • Bryan under similar conditions. Yes. you are jealous.' by the 6 zen ever:' Wilham - T• _1..r.ning!-• Only for every-' I tlemakes !. AM convinced. Ittiritl,ed !windily. history. Promises made could you do cler'.,red. and thy, we are invaded in on r Le -t. tee- 1.4 now past ts.o::'s happiness, All things thing" Could She was delighted. by even More forbid. however, and we hope and be- one more little her happy i quarters • e•. • lee e irricd conspired to make creatures. D:Do.... YoHue Irnmrt.:: Dodge Cab Forward models mean more payload- make Mama see bow and took ' dingt news we 'irri-e now getting six You lust- right. arid - me." ehe mot ,• •rit- Seei et economic everything will be all Now only BBC Eirclusive smng out fenders and down the tong tables where with a curled rho r Oe -tern will serve a good purpose in es" of me- hien in the air ree• • s ,.••• • pier how Y‘." will talc" worriersoneloot .was arrayed. .11ce aparr w• u 90" opening hood increase engine access, speed be safe? She the bridal rale," ger. "Those v.•P N ,•tt" Frontier" socialistic measures Con- arid 1 will form !e, •hr t Matt". Silver in every Our sabers. And terintulas"' maintenance Choice of gasoline or Cummins diesel - You know. purples. bet evident o;,,,iii ! including the "font-in-the breath. of obscure a saucer. "iiplit-oa, ,- lee 'A t•At ling with. Re took a deep ,,e He lifted power GVWs to 53.300 lbs . . GCWs to 76,800 lbs. with price . The raw mroarol. crawl everywhere law parading under the name You would not come , ex- big. They medicine - She was innocent') 1 do %%TIP-. I .---•••.• spite of your porente7" cave. , you know :hat aged." and the innocent-looking Me in of it. or on e4 de el .4,1 e) the In ten pone in hitting ailed hi' all a tarantula, on my Omar °There ..a are o ont ir- ' lot at • he / trend government to take over control thin. lose ran make -4 look. these _ my wall? I keep a nor ee • It conic to ig all There be no point ful." she cried ineernt, a trash mud in my quart -, 3: etiel eystem under the pretext of giving leer believe reolv• „ unhappy. n Ls , i-- g deco at -r and times for the pi r' • ,i• a ewe in n:aking her 'mar% •I'l . .i,,,,;,k „ ay •„ her." a. -lice! V.'7" • 1 f r see trioirantrti,n hisa giI:I A to gobl/o ears'a GET ohock a YOU sloth a ,,f,,..a would F,...,4 a .4 .. sac ai,d inclii.stry ha % t- passed through a period "Shock? She knew I up.- It. med. and! hurt ir at too oig first quarter of 1961. There nevaer give you I an4 turned * Until If "' 'are- during the no certain orimn...ie ',yew, tiling, and it my aim is -Fooctly. She felt I hairy that. In that period we have jailed ramie every- ' ' drink out g,-,t. 1 imr -Inert Mat he a dente f444iie :three that whse the time "At Pete" you can ., MID-STATES "GALVAPINIALID" nue and you "Who Wien it ctri.-51 a little; •4r lealline industrialists, entered suit against thing wouid work ell" 'Pe", of mud. FfreiC6 Rho can- of th--ni.. be stenteoct net .;,. COPPOR-IMAilING DEAL regerforred. car be GREAT wood be :lie: •.7'' ' 4 led filed Sherman antetrost law eiolations nicely linrioniozed.- Outlasts ordinary galvanized Pence belie i t is--eo " ghe a m I I e d oar victim eranufac- Ybsfs',Ittea vbn7,e,1,17-1tend to "N. nom- .r three to Pour times. fed-States "Gel- est the- nation's- largest automoltile gnot• le te 7het ,,r ,013. Little crime of proper Gensler& 'They c at vannealing" process fuses a thick /490 %a „ Ile could 4i/ow-lose and came from yonog tate, 131J7.;1 at "Ye -- h • !Lid. epitlfullY at :.I. coating right into the wire ProvideS .Greentertre complecent arrev e- pre,- Mew did not look •ree sem° three months the Interred Revenue Serve slIf ne used re.1 miller him with greater resistance to rust, ciardatiose work all that veer. Melo aot- Eireelliwal. who neard claim at '4 , 71011a "ii he- moneY we the knew and Mennion WITH of a ricer) armlet. She i,!ODGE! nu- tee er, fel collection compromieed ;ani, for everyone else !a faint level etc-sir-' Ode." when vile Step to and talk over your • . eye needs We'd r. York of 521.000.00. 5mg to what it behoved be mean." a deslaration of war 1. War Hero Alvin "Or " •• steent must for othere. . ohs,li ttt. ,Ahv. to show you that the Dodge truck built to ht able or proper ,px,e, .1)this 3.0--reveur,volletwisr h''ohtrd like 176.000.00. I.R.S. has completely stiffened in his own S...imile b 7t,11.,. you, Iteat•tiew your ob is priced dollar-fordoller with any com- . ...:4 a or wet. hcas•Joeight prize tighter Joe Louie Laura in ,i1Nlt too- He C.; • - raLkx " cried We'd like to tell you about the new Jus- afraid your mother at- from at tier. lin parable truck. mon- than a million dollars, while the "I- m qt4 vie "7 . turned arid smiled knows icy a-el.-done -nenerei under his 2-1-hour a-day, seven-day-a-week emergency parts rooly Y 7 fm- heart calnoof down -- e• t alder Attorney Ceneral Robert Renned'y roil" flirt with "Yen. v' ,5, 14gret '''' hOVPI val ant "Yes, bid you mil. Osetteri.wee doing book. 5.i...the:lir supply operation that cuts downtime. Dodge also her iseiteve "gine it for I feet-flier Johann.sen to leave for his native her, and melt" in Ida tholiolit reached te / He you can when we give dinners.- WIN! builds four-wheel dtivei forward controls, and everything, the way l I wasa thkingtn that W'r.' ,•rol MID-rIATES BARBED na‘itig a /lime on the go%ernment'a It toucirql mi ni tirl tillilk *ilit Mr every neeri it sharp Won meant e a - of "Calvannealed" Copper-Beao school Ime chassis T'anspertatinn ' 11' .m,ere a million dollars, and he he might nave some itr• Made 1 eel .t;r:'!,' than '; .4111 7, 7.-7- /iir 4c. mother's daughtert ., otoirione !loyo ... longer, more satis- the interfere' of this girt from leg steel wire for Adam • gh d inwardly, e . %ea, it • r ofidr, errainst„Cororres.sman 'event veteran of die otelne ...... , factory service. Barbs are well pointed 3avirliiit loev -grow/ dig- the charge of t ii ing e false 1101.rxico who might ,., ii"., ,4 ,,..V• ,- and unifotmly space too eventalmilitell - ton Poe , 41 ei Harlem on a • whispered paar. and north Inc. a 'el she if he rnlild . ', , .. • vs_ , Cables. TAYLOR MOTORS, year or next ee e re !.;,r• etie of his fermer wi% es. Thim (lute ,... -Oh. Matt. without this a moment ,;l pito- -, et never " , dwell for MID-S MTV! 4th Street Murray, Ky. rei 'he 'r tids that it would violate her I , . erne not for 1.,ibi rico( sot° gg 303 South \'• areeta who!' They had no matien toot •Irti PRODUCTS top roe man ',.• r command en the . It ,• right, to lore', r tie testify ,again -t a iteew vOin• cation take oreenkato riireldiing ItItlit14441ill .4,:74 to nay, bet the Mee. -or I long planned move agninet u;....Irrlsagren::: ,t.tort•iits.15 hoer divorced. -e- - a! t as they entity z: 4w..itol:4 Ii,, rAm -he -... . • ‘l: etrivf.startlannwnremneta,-,deloss„ I ft:1. is BEilL IfARDWAlti • If the taet year of the Ereenhower Adminietration merry tamorirsea, hap- comm.. the ?It Ma,r1 PI_ 1 1541 Murray and Cello- eauproved. 'They were bete oesidered an "economic rece.-4ien" • ...... L.L.. . J ...d a eieeati. it. And when - vay County can stand' many more juet like

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a 17, 1961 lal PAT)! THREE ItIONDAY — APRIL 17, 1961 LEDOPP, St TIMES — Mr1111AY. KInITI.7CKY Castro sabotage inside Cuba pre- landing areas." iy at the ceded today's assault. At 4:59 a. m., Matanzas advised 1st Place Minnesota Twins and San Francisco on North Full Scale. . . Two major department stores Havana "The Green Beach land- Saturday, ing was effected" but that another Orvis (Continued from Page 1) were set afire Thursday. in attempted at Large beach Alfred of Cuban air force pilots defected im'asion a coordinated plot and used their was held back by four militiamen Give Baseball New Look But Leo In Same Row from bases in Florida and Guate- their crwis bases -who prevented_ the boat from mala. The inversion, Cuba said, was B-26's to bomb interest of fleeing overseas. While the landing." Neal and a triple by Murry Wills. land off Dick Donovan preceded financed by the United States . before By FRED DOWN conferred unfolding, a force of Both beaches are in Cochino United Perak Internatamal Woodie Held's clutch single de- the game-winning hit off Rudy Sympathetic with Invaders air plot was for landed Saturday in Bay, about 90 miles southeast of The Minnesota Twins and San livered the winning run for the Hernandez. Rookie Bob Allen re- Dimes In Washington. Secretary of rebel troops and melted into Havana. It is a deep indentation Francisco Giants in first place ceived credit for the Indians' vic- State Dean Rusk denied that the Oriente Province to join guerrilla into the swampy Zapata peninsu- provide a new look to the 1961 tory after taking over from ex- the home by S 1111.-d`Prrm Intruaa11011411 er (0-0) vs. Ford (0-1). invasion came from American soil, the mountains operating against la which the Castro regime has baseball scene today but there's Giant Johnny Antonelli, who al- f. Mrs. n- NATIONAL LEAGUE Los Angeles at Boston — Grba but said the United States is sym- forces already exile sources used as a site for a concentration also an old look because Leo Du- lowed two runs and five hits in (1-0) vs. Brewer (0-0). pathetic with the invaders' aims. Castro there, rebel s. Team W. I.. IN I GB. camp for political prisoners con- rocher's in hot water. seven innings. ion of the Only games scheduled. The landing by anti-Castro forces said today. San Francisco 4 2 .667 Hit Matanzts Province demned to hard labor. Ray Sadeckl pitched a seven- 3 2 .600 Tuesday's Games was accompanied by a rebel radio Their most faithful fans couldn't ineed their Cincinnati This morning's big assault came Six Landing Craft hitter and struck out seven batters St. Louis 3 2 .600 Minnesota at Boston appeal for a simultaneous uprising have foreseen the Twins and Gi- sometime before 3 a. m., EST, At 5:45 a. m. the Matanzas sta- as the Cardinals handed the Reds 3 3 .500 1 Los Angeles at New York within Cuba. ants at their current levels so Pittsburgh when radio reports of firing were tion told Havana that six landing their second straight loss. Ken 1 Kansas City at Baltimore, night Several hours after dawn the early while the question with Du- I.os Angeles 3 3 .500 received from Matanzas Province. craft had successfully discharged Boyer led the Cardinals' attack Detroit at Cleveland government's internal radio com- rocher is how it took him so long Chicago 2 2 .500 1 In the initial hours, no imme- invasion troops. Asked if they with a triple and single while Washington at Chicago munications system, which had his familiar position. difieds Phit-Aslphia 2 4 .333 2 was received from were "North Americans" the Ma- to get into Eddie Kasko had three hits for been commandeered by the army, date report Milwflikee 1 3 .250 2 of United Press tanzas operator said he could not the Reds. Jim O'Toole was Cin- ireported invaders were dropping the Havana bureau It all came about on the snow, Sunday's Results Southern Bell tell What they were. cinnati's losing pitcher. by parachute, tlfat planes were International. The rain and wind-plagued first Sun- St. Louis 5 Cincinnati 3 Miami reported Twenty five minutes later the bombing and strafing the beach- Telephone Co. in day of the season when: San Fran. 5 Philadelphia 2 Named... phone service to Cuba operator at the battle scene said AT THEIR AGE! Two head area, and that gun boats that all ' s Angeles 13 Pittsburgh 6 cut off. No explanation he heard the "firing of canon," —The Twins whipped the Balti- 1) supported the assault. had been ilwaukee at Chicago, ppd., snow (Continued from Page and that two trucks and seven more Orioles, 10-5 and 6-4 in 11 Tito Francon& HAFtLINGEN, Tex. (UPI) — State President Jose Miro Cardona of was given from Havana. and cold weather Telegraph Co. buses filled with militamen had to take a half-game grip White Sox liquor control agents raided the the Cuban Revolutionary Council Western Union innings, Today's Games from Mi- passed en route to the landing place in the American pro shop of the Harlingen Muni- Ethel Lowe, Paducah; and serg- said the assault was the beginning which operates the cable on first It. Louis at Los Angeles, night — said service area. Indians, who tied the score at 2-2 cipal Golf Course and confiscated eant-at-arins, Mrs. Hayden C. Coop- of the battle " to liberate our ami to Havana. also League. Gibson (0-0) vs. Podres (1-0). One group of soldiers was left on Johnny Temple's single and a 200 cases of beer—right in the er from Princeton. homeland from the despotic rule was cut off to Cuba. u y game schedu acknowledge-- to guard -the- -stations —TkeGiants _downed.the_Thilas _by_ Tits. Franeona rs. Efhir-TWS-IlinT111/ Of Fidel Castro and- rid Cuba of - The- first official- - Singles midst ot_the Lite Begins.._aLA came when At 6:13 a. m. the Matanzas sta- delphia Phillies, 5-2, and went a by Jim Piersall and Willie Kirk- Gold tournament. •Tuesday's Games President, gave the welcome ad- international cruelty and oppres- ment of the situation at controlled tion said a dark grey twin-engine half-game ahead in the National Milwaukee Philadelphia, night dress and Rev. Walter E. Mischke, sion." ('MQ, a government - pany aired plane with "Cuban markings" was League. Chicago at Pittsburgh Pastor of the First Methodist Broadcast To All Cubans broadcast station in Havana St. at Los "all militia flying in the direction of Large —Durocher a n d plate umpire Louis Angeles, night Church. gave the invocation at the Miro Cardona's proclamation of a general order that at should join beach. Jocko Conlan became engaged in Cincinnati San Fran., night noon luncheon. revolt was broadcast to all Cu- battalions in Havana This was Miro Cardona had told UPI ear- a shin-kicking duel during the Greetings were extended by bans by a revolutionary radio sta- their units immediately." lier that the revolutionary forces Los Angeles Dodgers' 13-6 victory AMERICAN LEAGUE Commander Otto Swann from the tion on a Caribbean island. just before 8 a. m. EST. Team W. L. Pet. Oft came from a had aircraft in the area. over the Pittsburgh Pirates with American Legion followed by an The Soviet Union demanded that Previous reports Minnesota 4 1 .800 ministry Appeal To People . Leo "getitng the boot" to the ac- address of welcome by Mayor Holm- the "aggression" be halted at once. local transmitter of the Cleveland 3 1 .750 Pro- anti - Castro Swan radio, companiment of boos and cat- for the in- of public works in Matanzas The es Ellis. It charged that plans is able to drown out calls from the crowd of 27,716 at Detroit 2 1 .667 1 Mrs. Claude vince, which was relaying beach- which often Mrs. Key introduced vasion were laid in the United stations with Coliseum, Los 4sigeles 1 1 .500 11 who head reports from defending Cas- Castro's commercial the Los Angeles Anderson, program chairman, States. Radio Moscow said "free- transmit- a Kans. City 1 1 .500 14 tro forces to Havana. its powerful 50.000 watt Rally In Ninth introduced Mrs. Howard Olila and dom-loving countries" cannot al- to New York 1 1 .500 14 Report Gunboat Fire ter, called on the Cuban people T h e Cleveland Indians scored Mrs. Richard Farrell, who furnish- low the "aggressive circles of the you Boston 1 1 .500 11 station overheard in Mi- -attack the Fidelista wherever all their runs in the ninth inning arli• ed special music for the luncheon war in the The Chicago 1 2 .333 2 U. S. A." to unleash a gunboats were find him. Paralyze transportation. to beat the Washington Senators, and afternoon program. ami. reported two Washington 1 3 .250 21 Caribbean. beach from offshore. Help in any way possible to aid 3-2, in the only other American One hundred and twenty-six dele- offen- firing on the Baltimore 1 4 .200 3 Launching a long-awaited at the planes, the liberation of Cuba. Follow in- League game while the St. Louis gates registered for the conference They were not firing sive against Castro, the revolu- part oi structions you are being given by Cardinals defeated the Cincinnati Sunday's Results the 15 units in the district. indicating the boats were from tionaries invaded from the sea radio." Reds, 5-3, in the other National Minnesota 10 Baltimore 5, 1st gm. Churchill will assume her the invasion force. Mrs. shortly after midnight. They struck net- Castro's government network. re- League action. Foul weather forc- Minn. 6 Balto. 4. 2nd gin.. 11 inns. the fall conference which ,The government internal duties at into the swampy area around the at 6:32 a. m. that anti-air in AL Cleveland 3 Washington 2 Center, 'Ken- work reports indicated the invad- ported ed three postponements the will be held at La bay of Cochinos. This lies south units had opened up Los Angeles at Boston, 2 games, ers had established at least -oia• eeatt--graund and one in the NL. tucky. of Matanzas Province. planes flying over the pp rain firm beachhead. on two Bob Alison and Zorro Versalles Several hours after dawn the area — apparently • Kans7 City at New York, 2 One intercepted broadcast said beaeh landing swung game-winning bats for the government internal radio com- them as anti-Castro air- games, ppd., rain five militiamen were killed and identifying Twins, who have won four of their Elizabeth Taylor .. . munications system — command- identified one plane Chicago at Detroit, ppd., rain and three injured in the early morn- craft. It had five games. Allison drove in seven (Continued from Page 1) eered by the army-reported the as a B-26. cold weather ing fighting. shortly hofore runs with a grand slam and a invaders were dropping by para- first casualty report — at Today's Games ...Castro rushed a battalion of The three-run homer as Pedro Ramos a near fatal attack of pneumonia chute, planes were bombing and told only of the five Kansas City at New York—Walk- soldiers to the battle area. 6:36 a. m. — gained his second win of the sea- this year but has re- strafing the beachhead area, and injured militia- the in London Revolutionary leaders in exile dead and three son in the opener and Versalles covered sufficiently to attend the two gunboats were supporting the did not mention any regu- les in the United States said a si- men. It broke up the nightcap with a two- event with husband Eddie Fisher. assault. invader casualties. multaneous uprising had begun lar army or run homer in the 11th inning. All- iize She and only one other nominee Battle Of Liberation a. m. the Matanzas ra- within Cuba. At 6:40 ison drove in eight runs with four Murray High for best actress. Greer Gerson, This was the beginning of "the planes were strafing. ttP• They said it was signaled by a dio said the hits and Versalles knocked in four will be on hand for the 33rd an- battle to liberate sritir homeland headquarters. apparently > coded message broadcast to the is- Havana with five hits during the double- Whether you naul Academy of Motion Picture from the despotic rule of Fidel station would be at- land over a rebel transmitter strid- fearing the header. • Third In Arts and Sciences awards to be Castro and rid Cuba of interna- told the operator at Cien- travel to Venice cyr Virginia .-.-. foil at 10 p. m EST Sunday night. tacked. It was the fourth straight loss never carry tonight on ABC. and oppression." ing to the ver televised tional cruelty First Hit Oriente fuegos, the next installation for the Orioles, who were rated Bob Hope will be Jose Miro Cardona, president aerial aetivity. Comedian said Revolutionary leaders said the east, to report all strong pennant contenders off more cash than you can afford to lose MI- master of ceremonies. of the Cuban Revolutionary Coun- Attack Planes Track Event invasion actually started Saturday Four their second-place finish in 1960. &IS Nominesa in the top five cate- cil, in a statement released in 7.05. the government net- night when "hundreds of Cuban At Billy O'Dell threw a double play gories are with favorites listed New York. reported the four planes els, army of liberation troops" went work pill to pinch-hitter Bobby Del first: A Cuban Red Cross broadcast were bombing and - strafing and The Murray High track and field ashore in Oriente Province in Greco to bail the Giants out of lbs. Best actress: Miss Taylor But- heard in mid-morning appealed for dropping troops and crates of sup- team took third place honors in eastern Cuba. ninth-inning trouble and provide Serfieid &• Miss Gerson Sunrise at ambulances for the "many injur- ex- plies by parachute. the Paducah Tilghman invitdionai Miro Cardona. leader of the Sam Jones with his first victory of ampobello, Deborah Keer, The ed" at Jaguey Grande. which is forces Ten minutes later the station track _meet Saturday with 32 points. iles said the anti-Castro the season for the Giants. Willie 'always carry 'Sundowners, Shirley MacLaine. The about 17 miles north of the in- said the planes sup to now have The 'Inning team was had "infiltrated" the Oriente area McCovey, rookie hero of 1959 who • Tilghman Apartment. Melina Mercouri, Never vasion area and 20 miles inland. dropped six bombs and about 20 with 534 points and second place and met "no opposition." was a bust in 1960, led the Giants' on Sunday. It was not known whether the paratroops." 'American Express Travelers Cheques went to T'se Cuban army radio network 10-hit attack on Robin Roberts, Metropolis, Illinois with Best actor Burt Lancaster, Elmer reference to Jaguey Grande meant Cuba's commercial stations — Spendable everywhere, yet only you can spew than. Prompt refund if lost or 40 points. Metropolis and Murray mentioned nothing of this. who lost his second game. Gantry. Jack Lemmon The Apart- the invasion force had consolidated controlled by the Castio regime- stolen. Cast? A sanny a dollar. Bet your Amerkaa Express Travelers Cheques at received the first and second place Radio Swan, a powerful trans- Homers Lead Attack ment, Trevor Howard. Sons and its beachhead and pushed inland went on the air at 5:20 a. m. but in trophies since Tilghman did not mitter on an island off Honduras., Tommy Davis. Wally Moon and Lovers, Spencer Tracy, Inherit the or whether the town was being the first couple of hours made no compete for the said Castro's civilian militia was Norm Sherry hit homers to lead winner's award Wind Laurence Olivier, The En- used as a center for the evacuation mention of the attacks. at its own "starting to disband" the Dodgers' 14-hit attack that meet. tertainer. of government troops wounded in Finally, at 745' station ClIQ Other and "Forces en masse have united tagged 1960 20-game winner Vern schools their point Best Pictures: "The Apartment," the coastal fighting. broadcast the mobilization for Ha- BANK OF MURRAY totals were Henderson City with patriots of the liberation Law with his second loss of the 31: Elmer Gantry." "The Alam Three sears ago in his own res- vana. Davies. army." it said. "Civilians unite new season. Other big blows in County 24: Fulton City "Sons and Lovers," "The Sundown- olution Fidel Castro sent his forces Revolutionary sources in the Member F. D. I. C. 5: Stik,Nis 4; with the liberation . ." the Dodger attack included a dou- Mayfield 3..Madison- ers." slicing across the narrow wait of United States said they had re- • Heath I; Trigg There was, so far, no independ- ble and two singles by Charlie vi 1.14 County Best supporting actress: Shirley Cuba at almost the same spot, ports through the underground that 1; and ent confirmation. Calloway County in its Jones, Elmer Gantry. Janet Leigh cutting the island in two. If in- uprisings started in the center of first year. 0. Throughout the early hours of Psycho. Mary - Use Sons and Lov- vading forces have reached Jaguey island. the morning. Castro's Ministry of the Murray collected its points in ers, Shirley Knight Dark at the Grande they are close to the north They said they had reports that these Public Works radios provided a events: Top of the Stairs, Glynis Johns coast in a possibly similar divid- buildings and the home of minute by minute description of public Shotput. Dale Maupin,• second. The Sundowners. ing maneuver. at least one top Castro function- the battle. Discus, Dale Maupin. second. Best supporting actor: Sal Mineo Lin Obeli.) Stations ary in the Camaguey city of Ba- Broad jump, Sammy Send Frantic Messages BOONE'S Parker, four- Enter Exodus, Peter Ustinov Spartacus, At 1030 a. m. Havana's largest raguabee had bees set afire. th. Most of the transmissions in- Peter Falk Murder, Inc. Jack Krus- radio &tat ion. CMQ, The signal to begin the uprising commercial volved frantic messages from a 100 yard dash, Bruce Day, first chen The Apartment, Chill Wills announced that all Cuban radio was a 56-word coded message 10 station in Matenzas near the bat- with seconds. The Alamo. station network, possibly indicat- which sounded like a poem. It re- tle area to headquarters in Ha- ard relay. Parker. Buddy Best director Billy Wilder The stations were being tied into a ferred to a rainbow, the running • vana. Spaanni3PY Richard Workman, Day sec- Alfred Hitchcock Psy- network, possibly indicat- the sky and "Chico." Apartment, national 4:45 a. m . Cuban army head- of fish, - Shirt At - A Contest ond. Win cho, Jules Dassin Never on Sun- an imminent report to the na The fish has been the symbol ing quarters notified the besieged Freshman relay. Edwin Larson, day Jack Cardiff Sons and Lov- tin by Castro. of the Cuban underground for Ben beach forces that battalion 225 Hogancemp, Don Faughn and ers, Fred Zinnemann The Sun- Swan. the powerful anti- months. It has the same signific- HERE ARE THE SIMPLE RULES: Radio which had been encamped at the Sammy Houaden, third. transmitter on a Caribbean as the fish drawn on the.an- downers. Castro Australia sugar mill near Jaguey ance Mile relay, Ronnie Edwards, broadcast Miro Cardona's cient catascomhs of Rome by per- peed island. Grande, north of the landing areas. I. Every you send your shirts to Boone's for Spann. Workman, Day. first 3:45.9. proclamation of revolt to all Cu- secuted Christians. time interest and activity has been rushed to the beach area. iesei coach Eli Alexander praised the Increased bans. laundering during the next few months, you have urban renewal may slow the At 4:48 the Matanzas transmit- ) lbs. entire team for their spirit in i end desire to win since the run- post-war trend to the suburbs, In the initial hours, the Castro- ter, which had been receiving Freezing, Frost . . . a chance to win. the ning conditions were poor with according to an analyst at the controlled Cuban commercial sta- walkie-talkie reports from (Continued from Page 1) pain. opeet and snow falling dur- University of California at Ber- tions ignored the situation. front. said "there is now no com- today in northern and north cen- 2. You will notice that on the collar support portion • of the three there was iIng the events keley. Two weeks of intensive anti- munication with any tral Kentucky, although of the shirt package there will be one of the fol- i no accumulation. Most highways were wet and some slush was re- lowing letters printed—B-0-0-N-E. All you do is ported in the northeastern section. SAVE these supports until you have completed A flash flood Saturday night in spelling the name At this time all you Nicholas County resulted in the BOONE'S. We're Planning A Trip death of 14-months old Austin do is redeem the six collar supports with either Howard. of Myers, who drowned your routeman or at the main plant in Murray, when his parents' pickup truck Kentucky, and you will receive your choice of any was swept from a rail-less bridge AT THE over Cassady Creek, of the three popular styles of Registered Shirts, • A 100-foot light tower at the FREE! 410 Ludlow High School Stadium was 4 blown down, although police said 3. There is nothing else to do and nothing else to buy. II• vandals apparently had removed save th'e -Collar supports and Win A We'd seven of the eight m a I nuts Just Shirt. You pole to its concrete OXFORD CLOTH tit holding the may win more than once. to COLLEGIATE base. Damage to the pole- and com• at $3,500. stadium was estimated 4. Employees of Boone's Laundry and Dry Cleaners new Snow driven by high winds re- BUTTON DOWN the and their families are not permitted to enter. parts AND sulted in limited visibility on northern Kentucky highways, but also SHORT POINT above-freezing temperatures caus- 5. Contest closes January 1, 1962. . and S. This Week We Are Visiting ed almost immediate melting. FUSED COLLAR The Weather Bureau station at nt.4'1 1 6.200 WINNERS! Louisville's Standiford Field re- SOFT COLLAR ported .2 inch Sunday, which ITALY melted immediately. PERMA-STAY GOOD LUCK , Inc. Weekend rains caused the Ohlo River to rise to 40.6 feet in the t, Ky. The Cincinnati area today, and an ads which is our first stop on this around the world triP. dinner ditional one-foot rise is expected by Tuesday. Flood stage at Cin- will start at 6 p.m. cinnati is 52 feet. • Boone's Laundry & Cleaners Most reported wind damage • throughout the state was confined to downed trees and powerlines and damaged roofs. The extent ot 1 Hour Service WE HOPE YOU WILL JOIN US!! damage to blossoming fruit trees Is not yet known. •'• i I our. I • --MONDAY --- ATTIE 17, 1961 LEDGER at TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY Library for ages 6 sion study on "Basic Christian Be- way County SHOP THROUGH THE LEDGER'S CLASSIFIEDS! A and 7 from 3$0 to 4:30 p.m., liefs" will be held by the WSCS • • • • • • of the First Methodist Church at the social hall from 9t30 to 11:00 Thursday, April 20 a.m. The Penny Homemakers Club still meet at the home of Mrs, MURRAY LOAN CO. J. B. Burkeen at 10 am. Girl Scout Troop No. 26 will SOO W. Main St. Telephone PL 11•0911 • • • • * sponsor a Story Hour at the Callo- "YOUR HOME-OWNED LOAN 00." Friday, April 21st way County Library for ages 8 The second session of the mis- and up from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. _

Co come *1 8 sielock to Wet ehtlrela sanctuary to hear Mrs. Farrell Social Calendar and the chorus. A socsal hour will follow the program. •+Soothing Monday. April 17th The Foundational Sunday School + medicinal , a will meet at the home of Girl Scout Troop No. IS Marg- Class Wednesday, April 19th antiseptk Purdom at 7.30 aret Trevathan, leader, will spon- Mrs. John N. The first session of the mission liquid sor a Story Hour at the Calloway p.m. on "Basic Christian Beliefs" 3 study tioialliv7.1 tioialliv7.1 County Library for ages $ to 5 by Frederick C. Grant will be held REG. Sunday School from 3.30 to 4:30 p.m. The Friendship by the WSCS of the First Metho- 79c • • • • the First Baptist Church. • Class of dist Church at the social hall from 31 will Dean Martin Shirley Mae- Mrs. E. C. Jones, teacher, am. Home- 920- to 11:00 bs Leine star in "All In A Night's The District Purchase have its Mother-Daughter Ban- today and makers Clubs will convene at the .5 Club House EILLROSE-li Work", which shows quet at the WOMI11 The Calloway County Country FOR 4. 1 Theatre Murray State College auditorium Reservations should Tuesday at the Varsity at 6:30 p.m. Club Ladies Day Luncheon will THE at 9:45. with your group captains LOTION In color. be made be served at 12. Mrs. Ben Grogan +4. by late Saturday. Bridge PRICE • • • • • is chairman of hostesses. reservations should be made by OF 2i80° April 18th Tuesday, calms/ Mesdames Hugo Wilson, J. Ah;ORAY Socie- Steep The Woman's Missionary Wilson, Don Robinson, James kills Aid to HARM PERENNIALS Church will B. ty of the First Baptist R. Lassiter. or Man Sparkman. LOS Odors Id its general meeting at the • • • • S1 SLEEP S-Aquilag ia • • Dt-ip-hiniurn . Sweet William aiTiat 3:00 p.m. Girl Scout Troop o. writ • Carnations • • • • • • CAPSULES Asters sponsor a Story Hour at the Cello- • Shasta Daisies • Ruby Nell Hardy Circle of Anidon F ni • Phlox • Painted Daisies • SVMS of the First Baptist WAIGREENS ; • Creeping Phlox • .arch will meet at the home of Texan Tries To ::-s. Dan Shipley at 7:00 p.m. Formula 20 — EXTRA NICE PLANTS — • • • • • Prove Day Has Chlorophyll Circle II of the WSCS of the 24 Hours-Plus MOUTH IIONSENOLD Dandruff only 35` 'a-A Methodist Church will meet Mrs. Luther Jackson, 708 Control When WASH DEODORIZER :11 at 230 p.m. DENTON, Tex. 8176 — Street, Brisk dern mint flavne. SHIRLEY FLORIST • • • • • trent. Hacioan sineches a bit of 12-oz. lte 299c Dallas-Den- 500 N. 4th Street Murray Assembly No. 19 Order shut-eye on the early REG. r I— of the Rainbow for Girls will ton bus in north Texas, other 75c aerosols . meet at the Masonic hail at 7 passengers who have become ac- p.m. An initiation will be held. quainted with the slender trav- 12-oun.r • • • • • eler don't begrudge him a snore Finest Quality two. Anfildstamlnic Full 70% Wegreens Members of the Music Depart- or Hadden is: Strenuthl ment will meet promptly at 7:30 For grainiate nsveholorv 08cAuelrin Waal Cos p.m. in the Social Hall of -the 4SPIR1N at North Texas State Cell- First Methodist Church for en dent Tablets Sponge in Demon. AFC important business meeting. Fol- urge Bath & 2 or 50e instructor in a basic psy- this business meeting,. the —An f, Q9c issage. lowing college. 9 present Mrs. chology curse at the v•L „ 49c L5 Department w_01 _ —A radio enaineer for station Richard Farrell, organist and the Throat? in nearby Dallas for 40 5.ore Music Department Chorus under MILD 79c Pottle 200..2 for 80c hours a week. 69' the direction of Mrs. Howard Oliia Al47in --Co-au•-hor of a book for edu- BSc in recital in the church sanctuary. Physiciaas L Surrens Walgreens cation courses. Mrs. Old* will be a featured solo- 1 LOZENGES PO-DO 10-oz. Aerosol —A husband. , ist. Rilk33:NG Reg. 45c GLYCERIN The busy, and often sleepy. The public is cordially invited :A.,.i;w• 9r,Q0 commuter began his hectic sched- ule when he decided to explore a ALCOHOL Suppositories HI :Rd COM!, tugh achool faseata:ion he bad for 89c Almfrin his radio Jar 12 . N EWE S "fixisrAigrafigr psychology. He gained 3 training through a mail-order tilncngestut PATTERN IN course in the depressioc years. or °due s TABLETS &VAT 2 46' STERLING It iFSr Now, T UE NSD S A SILVER • TimE To SEE A H 90ei + + A derps.esed roma irmed.idearnitie- 6HOW: Tincture AYTiNAL 4.-43,115CM.,.'-\P, i. Formula 20 Tic LANOLIZED budding beauty. • -ar In C.: a VARSITY .. I AntihiStaminiZ I %wired by the most feature 90 minutes, starts at 1:00, IGD;NE Lir Spray gra.eful of all lleret-s . 3:49, 6:41 and 9.25. sculptured with dot spieriel COUGH REG Task Tou.h. MURRAY DRIVE-IN: "The Sun- 234 98 d issn, r,". 133 mins., starts at 6:45 . , and 9-38. SYRUP 41 1 Our palmists! yitens tin 1Make US 'AMU Vito* Illeisdavortert; ),2i 1 20 lin $1.95 Olavite M .. 1 ....,„. s3.29 Ola-Vitol 7 0130 .,,., t/ - Lil ;---" 6,4 ...1,!1,11 ---,-- 4,::;-- Costume JEWELRY Lon IFfod Pouf% E•00Y sew &stemmed Roo Oa your table lith'neolonsa* idn Our Club Plan elates u so sass fee t FOR Lake be a complete set at coot. FOLKS you to GERIATRIC OVER 40— Writing Tablet Vitamins, Minerals, Nutrients r4;,. ++ • 25c Trim r•kr + NAIL CLIPPER fautic0M SLIMS 5.r. Lt for four Rod s FREE sot. Wroth tyllt 1411;t411 Screwdinfers Chest 10, Ornty 10% 216° $0.00 per orook .1)4141 1111.1 TECNCOLORos MENS AND LAMES' 63t Bismadine Tablets SHOITER—Ae- BILLFOLDS 'TALI MAN Com, .1...,rn4 4 49 tress Gaa Hall, 27, la shown ,t 1. an‘t tt', rr% Los Angeles as 9-oz. In court in REG. .I.2.00 Sponge (kin she won a divorce from actor tars 264° Squeegee • Barry Sullivan, 48, claimirg DRY CLEANING SPECIALS * he repeatedly used prefnne + language against her. "The Tall Man' is shorter by $700 a month alimony for five thru — April 17 - 20 Waigruens Monday Thursday years and $150 a month sup- ALL GARMENTS MOTH-PROOFED & NIILDIEW-PROOFED FREE! port for daughter Patricia.. BUBBLING 0 Pants 243c Baby Bath Oil 49c LONG COATS 8W or 2 $1.69 NAURRIIr Paint , Saccharin

Open 6:05 Start . 6:45 Roller SHORTIES and BADMINTON and Tray 210c NOW SHOWING! 2 Player Set Nom e s. ii 199 JACKETS - - - 5W or'2 $1.09 1•1 KERR XI r,.. I.,..! 97C Corner 4th 8c Main Mix Them or Match Them! A,k About Our Box Storage! MflZWUN iru ONE HOUR A MARTINIZING On The Square rY'' Washy - 207 So. 7th St. HIGREEN Wive A Drop elation At SCOTT We ()UR SERV E 11

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I pmit-Pirvz TIMES - MURRAY. KENTUCKY MONDAY - APRIL 17, 1961 LEDGER & 17, 1961 HOME SUPPLIES WANTED FIEDS! CALL.PL 3-4833 TOR YOUR Bet- DENTAL ASSISTA.NT. Send three YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY to ter Brush Supplies Current order references and list qualifications completed April 25th. Vera Hut- don 312-1, Murray, Kentucky. chens. al7p a21c BUSINESS MISSOURI MULES Fik)it IIEN1 with hot and cold running water. aurnimat AVENUE, A Du- Good out buildings. l miles nor- LOST & FOUND NOTICE living room and KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPD - f0111 L- ALE plex including have thwest of Alm°, on the Wadesboro dinette, kitchen, bedroom, bath Missouri's once-famed mules • 'DIRECTORY Road. See or call Johnny Glover, Private drive become so few that records on BRIG( I-OST: BEAGLE HOUND, 8 Mo. FISHING TACKLE, SPORTING and storage room. according Esposamesetp phone PL 3-3530. a22p and carport. Possession May 1st. them no longer are kept. f ex- old, black, brown and white spot- goods, fishing lIcena. eaa be from the Kan- house qn,Sougi, Phone HY 2-3411 weekdays after Wart annual report waded 14 Ibtidkallving in HMI VOLICSWAGON. Contact'Ff. ted. Lost east of Almo. Call PL 3- bought at Gamble', next to Jef- sas City Stockyards Co. al9p ei18c 130 p.m. panelled in manon,y,. Page, 100 N. 15th, Apt. 7. 5348. al8nc frey's. The report counted by the mil- Phone PL 3-3832. of cattle, calves, ADDING MACHINES MENS CLOTHONO roam, CAN BE SEEN AT 24 EXTRA NICE DUPLEX Apart- lion the number PIANO. private bath, electric sheep received last year, AND TYPEWRITERS -Jackson PL 3-3234 South 6th St. Phone PL 3-5621. ment with hogs and Graham ULTRA MONUMENTS-M URR A Y Marble Call PL 3- :here wee; no mention of the Service PRACTICALLY NEW ltp LOST: KEYS ON ROUND RING. heat, newly decorated. but Sales & insulated electric and Granite Works, builders of el9c• mule. We just don't get enough modern well key has number 38. Re- 3688. OFFICE SUPPLIES Slender fine memorials for over half cen- them Ledger & Tones . PL 3-1918 heated two bedroom home with mules any more to count Re- Manager. Dial FL 3-19/1 lot. City water, ED turn to Ben Franklin Store. tury. Porter White, T WO UPSTAIRS FURNISHED separately," a stockyard official Ledger & Times acre landscaped HELP WAN1 junel5c Call PL a•tached garage, front drive. Ex- ward. al9p PL 3-2512. apartments. For adults: said. TOOL RENTAL large utility mom. 3-4552 night. Itp tra den and EXPERIENCED SERVICE Station Bileys PL 3-5617 OIL DISTRIBUTORS !Very reasonably priced. Call after A record of 622 beers was taken wanted. Write Box 32-G, Puarie any day. John M. Stev- man Ammer le Yesterday's Services Offered I by New York State hunters dur- Mowers and Roto Tillers Ky. Lake Oil Co. .... PL 3-131111 3116 1"111 Murray, giving experience a n d CROSSWORD PULE 2681721% 1, Icestucky. Telephone ing the 1960 big-game season. „4.2..02n*, qualifications. al9c AC ROSS Jobbers Shell Oil Products al9p 7-Caoutchoue 6:912111 ISE16.4f-: FOR YOUR YARD MOWING call The figure was 106 more than the tree Moi.1"S'i rtiii 1- Walking 5-Rind part ;INC PL 3-573'7. al9p previous high of 514 in 1958. DRUG STORES PAIIrr STORES Stick 9-Cultivated -. ollig(1211:1011 BOOB 1960 EDITION KRITANNICA En- 5-Poesesslye land (pl.) WEEP WRIMIVO Scott Drugs .. PL 3-2547 pronoun 10-Scene of ara OfilteJ12113 WIDE Tidwell Paint Store PL 3-3080 cyclopedia, 24 volumes, book case 9-Perform miracle 12-Gelatinous 11-Slender CIOMW PlikOMOocita WEEK included. $50.00. Phone PL 3-1260. WANTED substance 16- Without 1211110 311131 NATIONAL LIBRARY STORES •I'tp from company rgt11110111111110 MOO FURNITURE seaWeed 30-Ancient APRIL 16 - 23 PRINTING 11-Small Island 23-T01U:into OPM101 (31E11321F-_: bloafan's Furn. Mat't PL 3-2403 5-1kOOM HOUSE WITH BATH. The Sun Democrat has ovenln. 14-Cheer deity OLJEIPZ:w9 TAM! 19-Peast 23-1,my.M. csiants Ledger & Tizru:s Pk' 3 1916 -modern home on Sycamore Street. Hoy let on everting motor roues. MUIIIIr with -27=111a/33161611151 ease* WW2 UMW .111113 MODERN 5-ROOM Starting from Murray and cov- city 2,-Prenotia ON1710 Wc.1:1 TATU T E nits big lot with of Cal. 13-Southern 26-Park GROCERY STORES bath, garage, ering Southwest section blackbird snappishly garden on 841. Price $5,000. loway County. For information .°1 14-Piece for one 30-Refuse to our Food Market PL 3-4682 norrnucintrrie 21-Part of 32-Arabian 46-Pronoun 52-Ascetic Owens GOOD LARGE BUILDING 50x120 write to R. D. Brown, District Free Delivery Service fortification commander 417-A state 55-Man's I th :iie Restaurant FL S-4ISS ft. on lot 130x220 or 400 ft. if Circulation Manager, Sun Dem- 23-Sooiable 31-Communists (abbr.) nickname Hardwood floor, can be Kentucky. al9c 27-Sun god 36-AffIrmativ• 49-1s cognisant 58-1tree of wanted. ocrat, Paducah, 25-Liquid 38-Salt of of 59-Exist used for business. Lseat•d on 18th' meassure nitric acid LIBRARIANS 50-Man's name 60- Number SERVICE STATIONS 29- Pigeon pea 41-17..micked HARDWARE STORF-3 Street. 31- Welidit of 43-Detl.ilt• 51-Actual 63. Man's .., These are the people in our community who iirp - Walston-Young Tex. PL 3-2810 120-ACRE TAM 2 WM OP India article being nickname intere,t cur. 41h & Main 34-Near serving us and our children in the Douglass ildw., oundings, good level lend, 40 acres 35 Instructions -Crafty 10 11 located 6 mile 37-Metal pe U,e2,-5 ei -7 0 *:::"..74 education and culture. good timber, well --'• 4 see fastener r r Virhiteway Service Sta. PL 3-9121 of Murray, Ky. You should 79-Pronoun i eIi;:"•'' l•'-',-":)-1 PArs, Esco Gunter 40-Sail.r 1: City-County Library Starks Hdw. PL 3-1227 this before you buy. i• -... Calloway Cooney Library Mrs. Eva Ross FARM, 6-ROOM House 42-Still 15 1 .6 - 7 8 TV PEVVR1TER RENTAL. 73-ACRE MEN Library Mrs. George Hart modern on highway 121, good out 44-Shy •'.',.^ Murray City High INSURANCE 44-Part of 20 ...:.7 31 Patsy Royster ANO SERV KME buildings, 2-acre tobacco b a se, College High Library Miss r Hodge Holton Learn to Operate 48-Smashes •; Douglas High Library Mrs. Huth azee, Melugin & %dated,- a. Mee place to live. 50- India 26 ,.....:.:77 3-341O Ledger & Times °4bPL ii.3°-°191P8 you buy. soldier Murray College Library . . . Gen. Insurance PL You should see it before DRAG L I Nata sums Real Estate, Gatlin 53- Pit, her W W BROWN SCRAPS** 54-inike Miss Ann Herron, teL flULL DOZERS, 15-Preposition Dr. Hensley Woodbridge, a SERVIOC Building, Murray, Ky. Office f9el'>137 .38 JEWELRY TV SOLIS SHOVELS 54 ;...... 5 Mrs. Vernon Anderson, Miss Jean Wiggins, PL. 3-3432, res. PL 3-1311. al7c PULL mountain ,}.... 6'- Employ 41 10s,44. 43 Miss Whitnell Jewelry PL 3-2835 Bell's TV & Ref. Set. . PL 3-5131 CLAM SHELLS, GRADERS 40 41 .s2 Mayme Furches POLLED El-Outfit DOUBLE REGISTERED I -Weary SOC4 three years old. Fresh Jersey t.,-Cnneurted [0.1:- .:, / • 46 READY TO WEAR heifer calf. Heavy milker. MI-Unemployed Varsity LADIES Si-Paradise Murray Jewelry Next to attic HEAVY p. .• V.: F.L. 3_4123 Plaza 3-4581. BOOK Littletons THE RAVEN DOWN •,'..:,53 se ROOM house Is 304-ACRE FARM. 4 EQUIPMENT 1 _,, -Vehicle ,-' 62 Mature 61 .',•• 63 :''.. ".'-- 64 .-eck 3-Scold and up. Thou...lids of 'di:atom:I awn 4-Rublare Gs AS STORE are needed nicht mos, to id:orate the psorils 5-ilive in , heavy imegit kiniftl it buildisa Phone PLaza 11-Bone DIstr by United PeaturS Syn este, ire. t5 202 South 4th roads. braises. dame. airfield. etc. ez- WE1WON'T NEM "omelete lrat,itng roof you actual AQUI parent JI our HONEY- beak') 'C perienee all ampler- 5ORT CF NAt

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