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The Ledger and Times, October 30, 1958

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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. V • TZ)BER 29, 1958 Selected As A Betit All Round First .. • Kentucky CommunIty Newspaper a e. with rang Largest total Local News with Circulation In sea- and the The City Last Local Picture, Largest Circulation In United The County Ptess IN OUR 79th YEAR ;we- Murray, Ky., Thursday 4-4 Afternoon, October 30, 1958 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXIX No, 258 Rea- Pageantry 1Snow Flurries And Ceremony Will Meet The The Messiah To Hit The Nation • iurround Murray Be Presented By Coronation United Pres. MSC In December Of Pope Municipal Housing International Snow flurries were occurring Ocean Bass more frequently over 'George Frederick To the nation Handel's or- Be By Place ELVEZIO ElfANCHI Commission give way to the solemnity give many points atorio, "The Messiah," United Press International of a a foretaste will be 1Pontifical Mass, which ef winter, ptesented by the VATICAN CITY the Pope but rain—five inches Music Depart- (UPI)—Unei will say and in Texas—continued ment of Murray excelled pageantry for which he will be I in the weat- State College Ruaget Mgr. and ceremony "paid" her picture. on Sunday will surround to remind him that he I afternoon, December Pope John XXIII 14. In The Lake still has the responsibilities -Lone Star State In of a also had Big on the day of Project his coronation, but simple priest. a touch of snow Wednesday. Cold The .first rehearsal will be held the new pontiff will place flax Fishing enthusiasts He will take handfuls of flax air whipped chilling rain this Sunday afternoon in of this areaof 3327 Bardstown into a consuming fliiine and across :tie will Road, Louis- ers and will be placed Lake hear three times and the Gulf Coast Recital Hall of have a real opportunity this I ville, is in Off Ake words: thrust them int from Florida to the Fine Arts organizing the fishing Cumberland. The Cc la small Texas, culminating Building on weekend to aid in the pioneer- long overland NIP "Thus burner, watching the flax in a five-inch the college campus. project. He is _attempting to get trip is hard passes the glory of the downpour .04 ing of a new fish for the on the fish, other- pass into smoke "sic transit in the south-central special invitation has been state fishermen from over the state to world." and Kentucky Lake. wise they would be carrier fai- gloria mundi" this peas the glor- part of :he state. eittended to all local church choir A statewide make the trip to Lake The coronation of the supreme project is underway Moultrie, then ; ies of the world. The heaviest snow in the embers, and to any other indi- to obtain a South Carolina, pastor of the Roman west- lasge to aid in catch- Last year sixteen of thestriaies Catholic Crowds Short Adoration ern portion of the ' uals who may want number of Ocean Stripe ing the Church, expected nation late t to take ocean stripes for trans- were brought to to take place Outside, Wednesday was part, to meet Bass which will be released in Lake Cumbe- 'Pe Sunday, a crowd of up to half at Colorado Sunday in the port to Kentucky Lake. rland and Nov. 9, will be in an Springs, Recital Hall Kentucky Leke. twelve survived the a million persons will fill St. Colo., where one inch at 230 in the after- Jennings' number is Glendale trip. age-old pattern designed to re- fell. The ocean stripe Taylor said that he heard Peter's Square and the streets all There also was rain and noon. A spokesman from the col- bass weighs 8-9287 in Louisville. Persons mind the Pope and his people of up to fifty in- that one of these was caught and the way to the Tiber to some snow at higher elevationi lege said it is hoped that many pounds and is simi- terested are urged COM the glory and humility shout lar to call him when it was identified, the of his their. odoration throughout New England. people in the community in appearance to the Kenthcky (at your fisher- highoffice. "Vive il Papa"- will own expense). man replaced it Today's forecast want to participate Lake stripe bass, only they are in the water. A long live the Pope. showed clear in this event. Jennings will tell those in- The. _ rich procession 0(.2,090 per, skies over This production moch larger. fish cannot- be taken - br wins - A -Incky 30.000 special ticket almost all of the is expected to terested what kind . of .gear and seine will carry Pope John into country be one of In , a telephone conversation or nets becsuse of a state )9c • holders will pack St. Peter's Ba- except the Southeast. the outstanding musical clothing to tale. The party g.t. Peter's Basilica whose with Ken will law. Only fish caught by hook in- sisica to see Pope John vents in Murray during the Taylor of the Louis- meet in Louisville terior will be lighted recite and leave on and line may be taken out by thousands the Pontifical hrisemas season. .The A cap- ville Courier-Journal this mnrn- Sunday of the of candles. Masa. But all thes morning. Augusts Wilson state. 7 irgain! Has ita Choir under the tng, the Ledger and Times - Once rest,' about 300.000 in St. Peter's direction of got of Murray is planning to make Volunteer Iles, reversi- inside, secular pomp will r. Robert Baer got full particulars on fishermen from Ken- Square and tens of thousetids William Murray and the College this fish- this trip to aid in the stocking and long G. Nash Lions ing tucky will fish for the more in the horus, directed by Mr. Blaine project which bids to pro- of Kentucky bass cal lot any ajacent streets, will William G. Nash is chairman Lake. which grow to monster see llard, will participate. vide Calloway fishermen with size wi'h oh! the actual crowning, when the of the Murray Municipal Four Charley Bowers, Assistant Di- hook and Hous- levutstanding soldists some of the finest fishing line. If this experi- Pontiff .sits on the basilica's cen- ing Commission have been ever, rector of Fisheries is leaving ment First Farm- which is com- Meet lected and if this experiment is successful. Kentucky tral balcony to receive Tuesday will be announced is successful. wi:h three the three- posed of Buford Hurt, D. L. of his men from fishermen of the future tiered papal t a later date. Mr. John C. Taylor said that Dave Jennings Franl.fort will be crown. Divelbiss, L. D. Miller, and Nash. on Sunday, in a trans- able to enjoy some Eugene The inter, organist, and the MSC excellent Cardinal Tisserant, Dean Nash is Dean at Murray Murray Lions Club met port truck. They will meet men fishing. City Meeting dean of Tuesday orchestra, conducted by Richard form the Sacred College of -'ate College, a evening at 6:15 the Tennessee department The position which' p.m. for Farrell, will accompany Miner Describes entire state will be in- Cardinals, will place the crown he haa their regular meeting. the chor- at the Santee—Cooper held for a number of After-din- es and soloists. Reser- debted tp ;hese velunteers, who on the Pontiff's head. years. ner speaker, Dr. W. How Bump Killed voir area. F. Steely, If anyone wishes at their own expense. will stock November "A golden crown It is gave a brief but to participate It is believed 3 is placed upon the responsibility of the informative talk that fishermen Kentucky Lake on In this production of "The Mes- 24 In His Group and Lake Cum- his head." a choir will sing. commission to obtain land, erect The United Nations its ach- will be assigned locations on a berland. with Siah," but cannot be present for the rockfish or The Cardinal will recite the the housing and administer ievements and its purposes. canal which connects Lake Mar ocean Di the the first rehearsal Sunday, By Lowell Green - stripe bass. The first of a only prayer accompanying the project. Another guest speaker he is non and' Lake Moultrie. 7.F 21 series of "Farm- was asked to contact Richard United Press International The August -Wilson of Murray brn= City Week" coronation. the Lord's Prayer. Dean Nash Lion Doug Brown, an Farrel, ocean stripe bass landlocked meetings for the received his educa- employee at the collegel SPRINGFIILL, are ught several of the large stripes purpose For all its splendor, tion of Southern Bell Times for subse- N. S. UPI—Wil- there. They of bringing about an 'in- the corona- at Georgetown College where Telephone Com- quent fred will be fished with back to Murray lose Torch Kit tion pany. Mayfield, . rehearsals will be an- Hunter., 48, one of 12 min- lbe this past sum- . terchange of infarmation' ceremony involves no elabo- he received his A. B. degree. His Kentucky, who bait on a jig rig similar to mer and exhibitied betw- explained nounced Sunday. ers entombed for six days 13,000 them arourid - een rural and unban rate Xrmal oath ands does not master's degree was obtained th.v latest nationwide those which are used .on Ken- town. people will at feet underground, disclosed They created quite a :ot be held at Kirksey Washington University telephone improvementt in to- tucky Lake. 6" High School and his local day 24 miners of excitement and gav,1 local dohday coronation Ph. and long distance in his section were It is planned night. November 3rd, of a temporal sover- D. degree was earned at the service, arid killed to ship the small fishermen some idea )(meal burner, • ccording eign made an informative outright when a "bump" fish, as fo what 4 to an announcement by or the swearing in of a chief University of Kentucky. talk on Local one pound and under, back isn in store for rner, flame spreader Reserve rocked the mine last them if the fish program chairman lof state. Among the fraternal Murray's new No. 5 crossbar dial Trursday to Kentucky Lake via ring tip. Holmes Ellis. orders to night. helicopter, transplanting project now ur.- The occasion will Became Sovereign Tuesday which he belongs system which will go into opera- two of them from the be a dinner are included "I heard Air Force derway is successful. Both Aug is meeting for Pope* John P. Kappa tion here on November a "boom" and then Base at Smyrna. Farm Bureau Direct- became sovereign Alpha, Phi Delta Kap- 8th at Tennessee, will and his son Dr, Jay ors and 11:00 p.m. light Is there were dead people all around Wilson w Officers and their wives pontiff of the Roman Catholic pa. Kappa Delta Pi and Tau deliver the fish in plastic bags go on President me, including my twin brother, this trip. with representatives of Murray Church Tuesday at the instant Kappa Alpha. Fulton announced vihich contain oxygen tablets. 26-Inch he Frank," he said. to Conditions on Kentucky Loki Civic Clubs as guests. replied "I accept" to Dean Nash's outstanding that the recent light bulb sale Fisherman's One Stop Dinner his election. ability Hunter told at Eggner's have been found to be excellen' Peed Cruiser will be served by Until the Sixteenth and personality was veva; successful, with ecopuz United Press Inter- Ferry Bridge. the Kirksey Century the have placed him sales . ed On November 7 for the breeding P.TA totaling $1.162.00. national from his hospital bed of the ocear Other special dinner guests coronation took place in the Bs in demand as an after dinner The Club ex- they will deliver similar loads to stripe , - presses Flight .he 1r sal Air Fotce shortly after he was bass which have beer 1: / will be the District Farm silica of St John the speaker and toastmaster. and appreciation to the town- rescued this the Tennessee side Bureau Lateran, his Reserve Flight, has of Kentucky landmarked for the CYCLES King and Queen **theft reassavn speople who Made this been selected morning that "I've had. enough. twenty years and their par-e atethe balcony of St. nixes as a humorist is widely bulb sale as Lake, probably near the Scott It.' is a Ants. successful tbe outstanding specialized I won't go back in the salt water fish but the 4 District Queen is Miss Sart- I as it kt today- spread. through their whole- mine." Fitzhugh Bridge. fish Reg 49 95 hearted training flight in the 9563rd Air The veteran miner became landlocked when the IR re Bedwell daughter of Mr. When Italy was unified He holds membership cooperation. spoke in a The larger fish will and in 1870, in the Reserve Squadron, according weak voice be trine- Esssitee clam was constructed. Mrs, Ocus Bedwell. District secular hostility Murray Rotacy .. Club. Guests far the evening were: to and was drowsy at portcd back to r King' to the.church led the Amer- :nformation received from times. Kentucky on the fish bacame acclimated is Chariess Byers the coronation ican Leegion, Thomas Scruggs, Hazel, Kentuc- Lt. He trailed off in the mid- tank truck to ,on of Mr. atxli rereinony to be and She Murray Col. Ralph W. operated by Mr Bow- froesh water Mrs. Rex Country ky and 0. B. Boone. Thacker, Squadron die of a sentence wthsle answering and have mu' - 3989 Byers. !moved inside•the basilica instead Club. He is- a lacking Blaine Bai- Commander, plied. whose headquarters some jlegular business ofon Democrat. ler dnad Max Rogers all of Mur- questions. matters of the' the balcony. are located at Owensboro, Those interested Farm Bureau Dean Ky. "I remember . . I remember Letter Written in making tsos 00 Down will be conducted With the coronation of the late Nash is the son of Mr. ray. Col. Thacker In trip are with brief states: "As a Unit, . . the 13th level. Everything urged to contact Mr. explanations of the 'Pope Pius XII, Italy made peace and Mrs. James B. Nash of they Appreciation Dave organization have represented the best went black I woke Of Jennings in Louisville- at .and its activities for; will% the church and Pleasuresille. Kentucky, where up lying on the '5 Weekly the cere- Air Force in our Squadron, as a my back telephone umber listed. the benefit of Murray Civic Club.111"",'5 d back Mrs. Nash now lives. His fathr Robert Sanders in the dark and I re- 900 Contribution T1 the balcony. • Is Unit, they have best represented member Representatives, according passed away several years those groans." to ago. Now the efforts made to accomplish Farm Bureau President He is married In Germany Hunter aid he had just re- Leon to the f9rmeri the Air Reserve mission arhambers who will '1 Martha and tutend to the 13,000-foot preside at Mrs. Lyndia Moseley and 'they' program in our level he meeting. Nicks Squadron. As a after repairing a The following letter was Writ- Annual have one son William G. Nash, chain. "f was State Off KARLSRUHE. Germany (AR- Unit, they have best represented ten to Rue Overbey Detailed plans for several more To Attend Convention Jr. Mrs. Nash is an art beside Frank, my twin brother. and the em- teacher TNC) — Army Pvt Robert J. the cooperation and assistance ployees "Farm-City Week" meetings n the city school of I came to and when I reached of the Murray Manufact- and system. . Sanders. son of Mrs Ethel Mae needed for a successful uring activities are being Dean Nash's year up I touched a body pinned Company by John L. Wil- completed. l long work in the Sanders. Route I. Dexter training, to Retreat To The Mrs. Lyndia is serv- hams, president of week of November 21 to Nicks of Murray field of education, 'his experience the rocks and hanging above me. the P-TA of and Par.s, ing with. the 552d Bat- rough each individual's the School of 27 has been designated as Na- Tennessee Dance Stu- in the area of administration, It was dark . but I got close. New Hope. and tallion in cermany personal effort and under .ex- The font tional Farm-City Week. however' his own natilral ability I felt the body. I looked closer. letter was written after 1 fit him ...The 552d was the first cellent . leadershiS, this Be l! is expected dMimaYfieMldi.ss'anRcl°sFemulat'orYn-teatnecTnStua- regular Flight has I could the P-TA had received Held Here that special actiei- well to be the chairman of see W was Frank. There a con- 'diot and the operational service organization maintained a high standard of tribution ties will extend over a longer Miss Krystal Smith of commission. was nothing I could do." from the employees Civ- Paducah to fire missiles damaging training and has consistently ic hampion period. Dance Studio will al- or de- Hunter said he and Welfare Fund of $100. The Kentucky stroying 12 aircraft shown a great deal had just re- Christian Iiiisns i tend the Chicago National Asso- or flying ob- of interest. shock was The letter is being printed so Fellowship Legion To Meet jects, stemtudping over the living grouped will held its C:'- . 11.95' 400-t ciation of Dance the goal of perfection in y andt pdaerrtii%ceisa that all employees annual Masters Con- The American Legion together in the darkness . He said who partici- state retreat this w vention Sunday. will meet the field of missilery. tthioen .grineataet pated in November 2 in the Legion s; their headlamps were knocked the fund might know end at Kenlake Hotel 14.85' 7 10-IS which Hall on November The unit recently corn _ possible benefits from the pro- out of at Is Murray Hosftital will be held in the Sal- 3 at was ssy the bump. theappreciation expressed 'by lucky Lake State 700 p m. This is a regular mended by gram."counted He said they Park. 16.25'764.1s Tabrin room of, the Sherman General H. I. Hodes,Employees. The theme meeting and all members are the Captain -Suet 24 bodies, of the .rne. ' Hotel. Army's European command- E. Stalls, Corn- Murray Manufact- which urgod to be present. Members mander of Officials-allowed a group of re- will be Friday, Satur. I, tubed-type Wednesday's complete They will leave by train er, and Lt. Gen. Charles E. Hart, Flight "C" has been uring Company and record fol• Friday are urged also to selected porters in the hospital to inter- , Sunday of this week is “7- recappable tire night and return enlist new commander of the Army Air De- as the oiststanding in- Mr Rue Sunday night, members in the view the survivors, but Ooverby Our Heritage...Read, Rememl lows: local uni' fense Command. dividual Reservist in the Squad- limited e.e.st dile tires • 74"---- the cpiestioning Main Street Unite." rnaii• ro scour JD._ Col. Marker to three minutes. sa„srey, Keier ment' Cerrors The-Inter:7M' o 48 e states: "As Flight Command- encleff-hielCir-e-Trinit- , n r t r?. • er Mr. Overby and Employees: Men's Fellowship Adult Beds er of Flight "C", could explain how the bodies from all I, 65 Murray, Ky., Speaking for the of Kentucky ECIAL Emergency he has continually were counted iii the parents and will be at Ken Beds 17 exhibited members of the this week complete "We had Only a two-quart cart Parent-Teachers to take part in .A Patients Admitted support and cooperation Organization 2 of water among the 12 of the School of retreat. During the three w Patients Dismissed in accomplishing the mission of of us," he New - 2 said. " We rationed Hope for- themselves, I say session they will .hear outstano Iampion Ins Flight. His leadership has it, but it last- New_Citizens ed only thank you so very much for laymen of the church 0 been outstanding. he has parti- three days. We had no the sis Patients very liberal contribution James E. MalCinney. tEADS admitted from Friday cipated willingly and voluntarily food, but we never gave up hope." that you assiStar, The trapped have made toward the operation the president of Lynchburg 11:00 a.m. to Wednesday 11:00 in all 'projects, has represented men spent part of r d tire bodies the of this project. Words cannot lege in Virginia. will ,m. the Air Force in a most time praying ;and singing deliver he compli- express our gratitude three principle .wn tires mentary way in his community, hymns toward you addresses.. Mr and your group. Mekinney -is Bennie Spann, 311 and has earned the complete favorite hymn was "The the former execu- Seale; John re- It is our wish tive director Cunningham. spect and support Old Rugged Cross," he that all of the of the Disciples of Rt. 2; Mrs. Lonnie of the mem- said. best Christ Greene. bers "We prayed. things in life are in store Historical Society in 401 Elm St.; Mrs. J. E. of his Flight through his Sometimes alto- 'for you ,IZE I gether. Sometimes . id yours. Stubblefield. Rt. 5; Thames E. personal efforts in making his alone. We know Again, we say "Thank Ben C. Stevenson will ube Type, lidoore, Rt. 1, Dover, Tenn.; Terry Flight an outsttriding one." God saved us." You". direc' Respectfully yours, the music at the retreat and IIKent Dunn. 400 N. 5th; Mrs. Flight "C" is composed of the Hunter, his bearded face still wil: streaked SCHOOL OF NEW HOPE also speak Saturday morning. Luke Cecil Parrish, Dexter, Mrs. following Air Force_ Reservists. with coal 'dust, , said 4 4- Wiittams, Pftstident --faseslat-itnissit -fh-C Saturday' 144* Twykrr- and baby grr- tCWU James 13.- Bryn. Capt. Roy "T'Sse---h --e-ribugh. Fit; -through," - - c Parenr-Teachers night banquet and 904 Sycamore;'Mrs. Anne C. Starks, Lt. Roy E. Hale. Association the Sunday mist kw. Booth, Lt. morning worship remesebt• Rt. 1; Mrs. Stonewall William H. Solomon sersice will be Putirell, Jr who is Halloween by the Transylvania win Model. Tenn.; Master Jimmie the Instructor for the Fright, Carnival Quartet. Jury Duty The state president of the DI 54.44 Adams, 102 S. 7th; James kin- S/Sgt. Ray D. Colley, S/Sgt. Sol- Will Be Ken- Tonight tucky Christian Men's dred. New Concord; Mrs. Harold on P. Darnell, S/Sgt. Jack E. Fellow- ship. Hiram Morgan, urges Huhriphries, 1312 M sin; Mrs. Davenport, AVC Charles R. all The Holmes Ellis and Mrs. E. members to attend this iv, some .Stanley Johnson, 1312 W. Main; Church, Al/C Melvin Henley, Halloween Carnival spon- C. retreat sored by Parker haye been summoned for I'. hear the speakers ands John Freeman Peeler, Rt. 1, Al/C Mark W. Mahan, Al/C the Junior Class at to take pth and Murray High duty on the Grand Jury at Pa- part in the many discusSon ,exter; Miss Ella Potts. iKrksey; Walter T. Schroder and Capt. School is planned for "Mrs tonight at ducah this week, Reuben H. Fal- groups. irestone Tires J R Mahan. box 482, R' 2 Stalls. 5 o'clock at Doran's Barn. well and Vernon Hale were sum- Regular men's classes at Patients dlemirned from Monday The local Flight meets each the There moned for duty on the Petit First Christian Church 11:00 a.m. to Wednesday 11:00 2nd. 4th and 5th Friday nights the carnival goer will here 'ii 'AYMENT find Jury. Murray will not meet in the Murray City Hall. spooks, witches, goblins and this week- even a end so that all local members There are openings for pay hula hoop contest. The TRADE IN Mrs. Max Bailey, in public will be able to attend Rt. 3;- Mrs. the following career fields: has been invited to come the re- Joseph Goheen Arm- treat, according to TIRES and baby boy, ament, A i rc raft to the carnival early and eat. James Chapman the Rev. How- Rt. 2, Calvert Maintenance, ard Nichols, city; Bu ferd Su ppl y, Administrative, supper. All kinds of saadwiches, pastor of the local Brown, National and Completes Course church. Ho t el; Mrs. C hot and cold cirnks, cakes and leportment Robert Peck, Mr. Rt. 2, Benton; Mas- All Reservists pies have been prepared Nichols also said thie ter are invited to and will morning utility of our Terry Dunn, 400 N. 5th; Mrs. attend be available. FORT that a guest preachor any meeting. SILC, Okla. (AHTNC) will Charles Elder, 102 N. 151h; Ben A Turinel• of be in Murray this Sunday a' - Love, House of —Pvt. James L.' Chapman. 23. "de Spann, 511 Beale; Mrs. SIX DIE AS RAF Horrows his church. Newton Fowler, James JET SETS FIRE TO 30 HOMES-A juries. The jet craft WOMEN LEAD and a fortune-teller, son of Mrs. Juanita Chapman, D. Erwin, 315S. 8th; Elmo , British Royal was en route from London, Madame rector of Campus Ministry Harmon, Air Force jet bomber exploded and England, to Lincoln Ringabelle, will be Kirksey, recently Rt. 5; John Peeler crashed the Air Force Base, Nebras- BURLINGTON, Vt. (UPI) completed the the Kentucky (Expired) Rt. Into a Detroit, Mich., residential district. ka, with — among the features at the carni- artillery Christian Miesio.- 1, Dexter; All a stopover at Goose Bay, Labrador. At Statistics released by tracked vehicle ain- ary Society, Mrs. Harold Humph- six persons aboard the plat*, were killed and the Univer- val. will preach at •h4 1.ao top, smoke rises from some of the homes. At sity of tenance 'Course at the Army Ar- ries, (Expired( 1312 Main: ...ea:uf rt an houses were set afire. Amazingly, how- bot- igermont show the total Admission Christian Church at the Sune John tom, firefighters hose down smoldering wreckage to the carnival will tillery and Missile R. Oury, (Expired) ever, only two residents of the area,auffered women's scholastic average School, Fort morrting worship service. 315- N. 4th. in- of the jet Plane and house into whit* 10 be be 10 and 150. The Junior Class SOS Okla l'its - _ it crashed. 78.78, four points higer than Nichols extends the invites everyone to come early Chapman an invitation :o men's 72.54. attender Kirksey High the public to attend and stay late. School. this service in behalf of his church. '1 •

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cooy MON ALL LE V.1614- PACE ri;0 , ,Y.F.11CFR & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY THURSDAY — OCTOBER 30, 1958 • TUE LEDGER & TIMES TIIUR PUBLISHED by LEDGER a TIMES PUBLISHING 7.7on‘olidation COMPANY..:no FISHING of the Murray Ledger, rhe Calloway REPOR1 rimes Times. and The -Herald. October 20, 1928 and the West I, 1942 Kentuckian, January Line FISHERMAN'S ONE STOP H -pk.nsville, Ky: Dr. J. N.

-JAMES C. WI _LAMS PUBLISHER KENTUCKY LAKE AIRPORT :Ling, 1,1 Stripes, average 2% Golden Pond, Kentucky phone: ABU Reflex. We reserve the right For to reject Advertising, Letters eta the Golden Pond. et Public Voice .terns Editor Kentucky Walker Sincerely yours. which, in our opinion, are not for the beat 4-5577 interest oi our renders Paul Gilliam Water Conditions — 85 Do-1 NA TIONAL REVRESE. — C!ear E. Gam IVES WALLACE WITMER — Steady ‘ionroe. Memphis. CO., 136t renn Park Ave, New York: 307 REMARKS: This wiU be our last Ran Aye Chicago N Micro 90 Bolyston St Boston. regular report to you • for the Whatever 1958 season and Entered at the Post Office. Murray. we are glad to The st Kentucky, for transmission as report that, Happened To Second Class Matter in our opinion, we Douglass will con•,inue to have excellent SUBSCRIPTION — — SAL YVARS fracas ha: RATES By Carrier in Murray, per week Fall fWng for Black Bass as month 85e In 20c poi Calloway and adjoining counties, per year king. As the weather William where. 35 50 53 50. Ise- holds. THING* TO 00M11 terback ti United THURSDAY At Sr making an on the spot Peels Inwrikaelonat they meet — OCTOBER 30, 1958 'h- oat e • of FL a:ed Crappie fish- Sal Yvars. a native New Y tonight at ci cks Grand Lake, er. achieved one tat his bio Okla- am Willie homa has been deeded ambitions by sticking with that /Tie left IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED Fishc rman's One Stop will start New York baseball Giants f seven Rutledge , construction at once of such seasons as a catcher. B Neve l'ity a Scotts wil Hall and Gas Building ... $120.000 dock hoping to be in operation his dreams of stardom be% BUSH''S quite came off. Stocky Sal w.: Pamm ril Sewer Plant Expansion ..... $125,000 by January 1st. This dock will APPLES second slots will be 88 feet long and will seat -string first to Waik New School Buildings and F. R $110,000 approximately 50 shirt Cooper arid later to Wes Westrui: sieve fish- be the cer Planning and Zoning Ccmmission with ermen in the coldest weather. and spent more time warntng Caned Goods Specials pitchers than he did behind ti ORANGES Professional Consultation , Some ; f you will be surprised. W. Kin, bat .n competition. • as was 'he writer, to learn- of the Hower. S the halfba was a dependable replacem,: magni•ude and success of the: KRAUT - KIDNEY BEANS - YELLOW EYED is the fu IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED and contributed a .317 by* heated dock industry on Grand PEAS NUTS • Juniol average in the 25 clutch - GREAT NORTHERN BEANS - NAVY Indue-rial take The first one was put on . Tharpe Expansion he played for 1951 BEANS - ▪ Grand :n 1952 and by 1956 the: the a BUTTER BEANS - OCTOBER BEANS Get Lots All pro Sick svalks, Curbs. Gutters champs. He caught 66 games ;r industry had grown to such s.se - PORK & BEANS - BLACKEYE will be u follow:rig year. his busiest, PEAS - GUM Widened Streets In Some Areas , that U. S Engineers made a b of Treats penses ol hit only .245. In 1953 he A. HOMINY - SPAGHETTI - EARLY JUNE PEAS Continued survey which disclosed the fact; Homecomi Home Building sold to Cardinals that there was :hen 37 such the and so Airtvort For Murray called it quits and dock-- ot •he lake • hat fishermen , career on his basebo COOKIES C' Auditorium were h3V:eg to have reservations Whatever Goodies ; to get on 4iem and more sur- .happened to S.; and I prising Yvars7 Now 34. he is employ , that a greater tonnage of 1 by a brokerage office For Crappie were_taken through 'Nei in We, Us Lots of Different e he.efet— Courtifk: CANS ea use of heated docks during the , riCrth months New York City. 2 Open of December. January BIBLE THOUGHT and- February then during the CANDY FOR TODAY 1 other 9/ months 9 of the yAkr,____t_ .OHNaSt ON'S1 Specially for Spooks LAST Mrs. Gilliam and myself have My time is at hand. NAT* TRADE just returned from a week on :. ALVAREZ s Matthew 26:18. Grand Lake where we checked , • . . ALL Ii with dozens DAY SATURDAY NOVEMBER of operators . and i WASHIIIINGTOIN i LPL i — T hi 1st Frenct The great moment of i dock fishermen. your life is neither The decision has 1 WashingtOn Senators have ;re,: oi En yesterday nor I been made that tomorrow. Today only is yours we shall go all Infielder Ossie Alvarez to the 'the way yesterday is past and tomorrow may never -no make shift. but a, Cleveland Indians in exchange HAL . tap notch installation. come. with fore- i for former bonus player J. W 10 1 !f ed air heat. 2 fishing 'ells. up- P:rer. Alverez. a good defensive * 3B Ifolseered ft seats. TV. • This %%II: man. hit only -.209 HAM for the Sena- SANDWICHES - be the first Each one this par. of ' :rs last aea n Porter batted the country we Made From Delicious Swift Premium FLEET HELPS VICTIMS intend to .200 while playing first base, the Hams The : mak:, it the NIUMAZU. Japan UPI , outfield and also catching. He CO just oon S Submarine rescue vessel' as the dock is received a 365.000 bonus from will notified See 3 tiigh School •ciday uni;•aded relief* be andiihe Chicago Wnix Sox In. 1931. :.: duaaLed WC . n la-UT ouf—a- winer, by •fficers and - QUART F ,set at the U S 7'h Fleet to fishing rEgort Fish- WESSON OIL Cage r.linf oT• Typnon Ida whic g without Ice". No. lzu Pen.nsula 'Sept 26. ki:' May I say that it has been a re •han 500 per- ns and releasure sending you. this. report Schedule g th.,usaricis it' m •he:r eacji ..“-ek and we sincerely hope , 1 •ha• we have been of help to SWIFTNING , • u .0 y •ur reporting to he 3 s 69 Thursday. October 30 ;,•.t ic FIERCE FIGHTING Cuoa at Murray Tr'ng REPORTED': ALGIERS 101 - French troops Midivideal Ky. Lake Catches MAN iftl Satturday. November 1 h..ve SWIFTS BROOKFIELD ktille /1,12 rebel's in fierce Des Plannes, Ill.: W. NC Julitz. CILISE LB. BOX p_o_Lm New Concord at Lip-corn5 69 .1.gh:ing :gerl .dur.ng *he past 6 Large Mouth, 2 lbs.. jitter bug. Tuesday. November 4 ,..4ave.4.4..11.cials announced Fri- , Russellville. Ky.: Basel Hinton No. Hazel at Aim. 'ay, rilgh:. Trench ,ses were and Forrest Shelton. 11 fish. Vg 111RACLE WHIP SALAD Dk'pSING Quart Lynn Grive at Knitaey -e'vealed. 'to 3% lbs.. Spoonplug. 49c

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IIER 30, 195S THURSDAY — OCTOBER 30, 1958 LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE TIMER tuna for the "old fashioned" th, rn,.j r• colleges have been —Pacific Coast teams are the Pacific Coast teams have "gone'this year with a 32.9 average. placement kick instead of "shoot- suec,ssful in 65.1 per cent of greatest two-point gamblers but fur Lineup Given Prices On Most Coaches broke" by shooting for two Field goal production is soaring ing the works" on a two-point their 'rushes and only 42.9 per Eastern teams have beers the points about 60 per cent of the towards a new record. A total rush or pass play after each cent of their passes for extra most successful pass-run expo- time but they haste been success- of 54 have been kicked with touchdown, a survey conducted Points. nents. ful only For Douglas bout 40 per cent of the slightly more than half the sea- Broilers Will Prefer Kick by the NCAA Service Bureau re- In last weekend's major col- rime. son completed' compared vealed today. lege games, the coaches elected —College teams are kicking to the record of 82 set in 1952. The reasap for this conserva- to kick for the extra point 60 field goals at a record pace. Eastern teams, on the other Last By TIM MORIARTY year's total was 64. came Tonight Hold Steady tive approach to the new optional per cent of the time, the NCAA In the matter of tie games, hand, have been successful in United Pres. International rule is simple: A placement kick irepurted.• - there have been only nine so 61.7 per cent of their two-point still easiest and safety far this season compared to 17 conversion NEW YORK (UPI) —The ma- is the The survey also revealed these tries. Partly because Sports Summary LEXINGTON, Ky — (Special) jurlt, of conversion. at this stage of the 1957 cam- of this, the East leads the nation The starting the nalion's college foot- important facts; United Pretra International ltneup for the paign. These figures, of course, with a scoring average ball coaches apparently are not Passes Unsuccessful —The new conversion of 38.3 STOCKHOLM. Sweden —Swe- Douglass Bulldog-Old Grad grid —Broiler prices are expected to rule has are based on the 109 major col- points per born gamblers. The survey of 328 games play- helped reduce game. The Midwest, den and Denmark played a 4-4 fracas has been named. remain fairly steady to slightly the number of tie lege teams surveyed. which Most coaches still prefer showed usually produces the high- tie before 43,000 fans at lower the next month or two, set- ed thus far this year Barr Go Raa- William For Broke est scoring games, ranks third sunda Soccer Horrabuckle will quar- the Kentucky Agricultural Ex- Stadium. terback the graduate squad when tension Service economics said they meet the 1958 Bulldog squad this week in its bi-weekly out- tonight at 7:00. look letter. Prices are expected ink Willie E. Perry will hold down to hit the annual low in Dec- Ifie left end position and Pete ember. Rutledge the right end. Luther The economists said the ex- Scotts will be left tackle and J. A. pected drop would be due to Pamm right tackle. The guard holiday buying habits which pre- PLES slots will be filled by J. R. Perry scribe turkey as the main dish; REE who hut Wiciscuer brings you e, 7th and F. R. Johnson, and the fact it is the traditional I Hodges will VALUABLE KROGER COUPON be the center. season for fresh, red meat. kNGES They coupled their prediction ANNIVERSARY W. Kind l and W. Skinner are with a warning that broiler pro- the This Coupon Worth . halfbacks and Boyce Bumph- ducers should ask if they (the is the fullback. Substitutes will producers) can "produce when 50 TOP VALUE STAMPS values 1 je Junior SALE UTS Cunningham, Robert I want to and sell when I want Tharpe With $5.00 Purchase and Richard Willis. to and still have a market for All proceeds from the. game chicken?" Good at MURRAY EVERY PURCHASE GUARANTEED ErY YOUR STORE MANAGER'S PT RSONAL WORD will be used KROGER STORE ;UM to defray the ex- This is because broiler pro- penses of Expires the Douglass High ducers, faced annually with low Saturday, Nov. 1 Homecoming. prices in November and De- One-Day-Dated Kroger Blossom-Fresh DKIES cember, frequently do not pro- LIVE BETTER FOR LESS duce a brood for sale those mon- and A %alma%llllll Heim! ths. But, the economists asked, hat will the producer's posi- 7=II' , 4 SUNFLOWER n be it he ignores the mar-! Plain or Self-Rising 1h F Different DRIVE-IN THEATRE W 6 00 OUpon B920Loaves -t needs and does not allow for I , 9 )Open 6:00—Start 6:45 • e fact the broiler processor LNDY .list keep his labor on the pay- Bread .11, meet overhead costs CORN r for Spooks and MEAL LAST TIMES TONITE .itaply merchandise with chick- \ A i A Stit.U.tttLIWKWAILLIAMLWAKINf A A :, regardless of the going price?" Luscious, Vitamin Packed Stokely 10-LB. BAG - "" VALUABLE COUPON "I "RIFIFI" The industry's tendency to Bigu4n6s-07. 750

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PACE FOUR LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY THURSDAY — OCTOBER 30, 1958 * thui 441 News The meettny was adjourned by Vaskie aaaalord Lochie LandoIt, Editor Phone 1685 The Lynn Grose Junior 4-H Tommy Kee 4 Club met in the 6th grade room 4-H Reporter 11 of the school Friday afternoon • • • • uith Mr. Glen Sims presiding. TURNS DOWN INVITATION An election of officers was held with Eddie Workman , being TALLAHASSEE, Fla. U1'1 — 1

named as president, Rodney Scott, Gov. Leroy Collins has turned amaide- vice-president, Patty McNeely, down an invitation to attend a Secretary. Tommy Key, Reporter, gathering of southern political I Henry Armstrong and Dennis leaders in Crestview, Fla., Nov. late Sotsth Murray Home- Miller. song leaders, Dwain Scott 8 at which the main speaker will makers club will meet in the and Terry Kay Walker recrea- be Gov. Orval Faubus of Ar- SOCIAL CALENDAR home of Mrs. Maurice Christo- tion lei-eters lainaia Male pher. 312 South 15th Street. m— UNEXPEC; Saturday, November 1 on "The Insight Into The Sch The ailable au( Woodman Circle Juniors for New Hope". Hoeteasee w. Ten Years Ago Today w.11 meet a: 2 in Callowa pm in the Amer- be Mesdames Weils Purdvm, ican Legion Hal: PERSONALS Ledger & Times File ness poesit for the regular. H. Cooper. W. C. Outland, and itanthly opportunity aneearig F. E. Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hall, Mrs. Ed Brown, 70. wife of the unopposed write Bill • • • • • Atlanta. Ga.. and Mr. and Mrs. Democratic • • • nominee for Direct RussoiT Spr Thursday. November John C. Vickrey. Marietta. Ga., Representative from Henry County, Monday. Nevember 3 6 died this morning 10002 or u The Garden department of the visited their mother. Mrs. R. J. about noon at McSwain Clinic, Paris, The Latlye Moon Circle of :he Tenn., where she had KYJ IWO -2( F Bap, at Church Woman's club will meet at 2:30 Hall over the weekend. been a patient for eight days. will meet • • • • the harne in the afternon at the club house. John Farmer has been named sales manager at the of Mrs. Porter H01- Dublin ,rid. 201 lrvan Street at 730 in Program chairman will be Mrs. J D. Murphy and Sam Kraght Buick Company, according to an announcement 10 MEN V r.e e‘en:ng. Mrs. E. C. Parker. Program have reairned to Murray follow- by the owner, 0. 0. Dublin. in Callawa. • • • • "Beale that Flower." ing a pheasant hunting trip at Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Heron West on the work with sande. Mich near Lake Huron qualify. Sc The WMU of the Kirksey Bairti • • • • arrival of a boy, born October 21, and to Mr. and Mrs. in northern Michigan. They were Corman M ust Church will meet in the home The Grace Wyatt j James Rudy Allbritten on the arrival circle of the accempanied on the te.p by Ed- of a girl, born m 10:00 of Mrs. Jint Washer at 7 p. College Presbyterian !October 26. • • • • Church will ward Knight of Detroit. Ii anie12. meet at 9:30 a.m. with Mrs. A. j Mrs. J. W. Stitt of Clarksdale, Miss., will arrive in The Toastmistress club will . G Wr'isen on North 18th st. had CASUAL! T, i , ...,.r1Iurray Mr. and Mrs. Clete Farmer Friday afternoon to attend the wedding of her ladies in native meet at six o'clock in the even- 1 Members are urged to attend. :an pants or casual skirts FAIR LADIES FOR AN EXPOSITION-Two little as :heir guest this past week-end,'-- fa grandson, Joe G. Baker and Miss Jackie Maddox. Princess Grace doll in a replica ing for a dinner meeting program, • • • • this all-weather poplin coat. The dress have eyes only for the ` Mr. and Mrs. in da tt af Mr. and Mrs.• J. prepare for the 35th annual AUC1 a: the Woman's club house. large collar with notched lapels.- miss E. Littleton, Mrs. Gladys Scott and of her wedding gown as they -Name thaa Flower." H,t,-tesses Winter Haven, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. International Exposition in New York. Cecelia _ • •. • appfiqued Louise Lamb returned last night from St. Louis. (Women's . a... be Mesdames Maurice Crass, Garrett attended homecoming at with bulky eot.t,..n knit, Polish costume while Ruzena Saturday, Tuesday, November 4 I aThe Cat hey and Enoch families Letkovwski (left), 8, wears a . 1.•enlon Clanain. 0. B. Boone, Jr., the' college. converts to a hood. For extra met Sunday.. October The fair opens Nov. 3. rain or The WSCS of the Firs: Metho- . 24, at the Woman's Danek, 13, wears her Czech outfit. shlt Humphreys Key and Clifton Key. • • • • warmth, it's lined with wool- Club House jn Murray for their first 4 miles xi dist Church will meet in :he _ • • • • Me and Mrs. Autry Knight, of quilt; it's water-repellent, too. family reunion. Murray-Has church's social hall at 10:45 in By White *MAO There were approxithately seventy-five SHOP THROUGH OUR CLASSIFIEDS the morning. Monday, November 10 Centralia. Ilinois were gueats guests present. miles to Th. • _IC The-Brame deariartrnepeaof- tlae over- -w -gnd, ef--Eitre: Po:eat e - Woman's club will Thornton, Murray Route 3. Mrs. port4kle con The Jessie Ludwiek Circle of meet at 7:30 Thornton, returned 1.1 Refrierator the College Presbyterian church Us the evening at the club house, , to Centralia, Illinois to spend beds, spring will meet at Wells Hall with Guest spealber will be Dr. Harry. some time as machine Mrs. Mary Brown Sparks Hostesses are Mesdames the guest of the Knight's. (V as haisteas • • • • 2.p.m. ub.n James, James Pas ne. Ben net, cooking • • • • Grogan and Gene Landolt_ Mrs. W. J. Staessiger. of Cen- form tacker • • • • tral:a. I11., was the week end heater. .elec The Murray Assembly of Rain- Tuesday, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey scrap metal bow for Girls sval meet in the November 11 Ragsdale. other in ,Thareas clr masonic -ball at 7 p. m. The Murray Star chapter No. an relatives beautiful an .• • • • • 433 OES will meet at 7:30 p. m. the county. at the masonic hall. • • • • small items. The 'De:la department of the • • • • small new I Woman's club be at 7:30 in SPLIT OVER MOLOTOV ZES EDSEL Doglas S The Wadesbcro Homemakers the evening at the club house. club will meet at 10 NAN 6 a. in. for ea LONDON UPI — The banish- Prrpram leader will be Mrs. J. I I all day meeting in .the home Of men: of former Soviet. Fore.gn 1 ack. Muis Bradley will speak I Mrs. Odell Colson. — M.nister Vyachsliv M. Mut from Mascow has "threatened a Thursday. November 13 • major split" between Russia and Group LOST: • Three of the CWF. First Communist China. the London GELS Christian Church will meet in Daily Mail rep erred today. ten. Strayee the church parlor. Prograin will -A Moscow dispatehaio- the Mail-- - 0Iive M..nd be given by Mrs. 0. B Boone, said Chinese leader Mao Tse- Compare the cost of Jr and hostess is Mrs. Gene tung wants Malotov back among Clabber Sat ounce for • ounce. with that of the "Kremlin's .top ten," but , other leading brands ... Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush- • You'll be surprised! chev "won't have him." fefinag•-•

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'T011ER 30, 1958 •••• '141.7RSDAY - OCTOBER 30, 1958 LEDGER & Mario - MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE MEM. FIVE think the world is getting better,; age are surrounded with, only turned to farm duties and I still think that the young' the strong Saturday. Down veined and the most Burtram Willis was pc' called back. : plc today are as good, and idelistic can be expected ti up- Delrit to work last maybe better, considering their hold . Week. the old fashioned virtures There must not chances, than they were be much unem- in olden ef our Puritan ancestors. ployment. Concord days, but Oh, It's hard to find help Way the stumbling Every 'yeti: when I start uheleone needs blocks in their way! teach- it. ing, I also start at Genesis ; Mrs. Gene Regardless of in my Lovins who is fin- have just read the daily how humble the Hurlbuts pa- hovel, Bible Story Book arid :sting school at Peabody flew to * leer word ter en• day mietreum of 17 ...rile a television aerial can be for Mae - 0 per weed nor pers as is my custom on evenings read it through before school'Lexington Friday to flops. Om vbessaifilia ire sugebli. le seen on the roof or leaning visit her iiervetisia when I have time, and as I closes, and I believe that husband against the wall in every corn- the reed of child murderers, "Chain , Words God spoke to ' Halloween mu,nity, and children, Moses as - carnivals will be in Gangs", of delinquents, sex many un- recorded in more 1000 BUSHEL METAL GR4LN slay- dernourished, Deuteronomy 5 and schools this week-end,' but Male Help Wanted I ing, and so many feed on nerve - r FOR SALE-1 storage bin. Inquire at horrible hap- 6 are for all generations, and in young people are. more sperts I Warren wraciciing, shoe k i ng, "thriller" Seed Company, NOTICE penings, then in the same news- Deuteronomy 6'14-15 I read, "Ye minded than in olden • telephone 415 scenes which grandpa's of yester- days, so UNEXPECTED change paper see such ads as, "Enjoy shall not go after other _God's"I find it unsportsman makes av- FOUR BEDROOM Brick veneer 10-31C day would have considered unfit like to be ailable Kentucky Bourbon", then the then, "For the Lord destructive good Rawleigh business house, 2 baths, electric radiant FREE INSPECTION FOR TER- for themselves. is a jealous or do endangering in Calloway Drive-In attractions such as God lest, the anger of the Lord ,pranks. Maybe their Co. Splendid busi- heat, air conditioner, one block MITES -- Rid your home of rats, good deeds ness possibilities 111:4F OR RENT- "Gunman's Walk", Hot Car Girl", Though I do not thy God be kindled against thee,, should be published for here. Splendid from college. Phone 721. 11-1C 1 mice, roaches and termitees, call own one, I a change. opportunity for right and other theatre advertisements, must admit that, and destroy thee off the face of man, See or Sam Kelley, licensed & taken like a write tasured. occasionally an all nigth show, I (doctor's the earth". Bill Johnsen. Box 352, TWO 9.00x20 USED TRUCK tires Phone 4‘1. presnription, televisilen FOUR ROOM UN. FUttLNISHED TF don't wonder that other countries Russellf Springs. Kentucky, phone and tubes. Rees nable. Raye's ' has its good points, but when There are many good people apartment, immediate possession. doubt if the Great COFFEE CUPS 100(re or write Rawleigh's, Dept. Gulf Service, 9th America is children are allowed to- see sill on the earth, but from where & Sycamore, $30.00 mo. 1650 Ryan Ave. SINGER Sewing Machine Rep- worthy KYJI000-201. Freeport, Phone For of imitation. everything and hear every God sits he must Illinois. 213. 11-1C appointment Phone resentative now living in hturray ad- be having lets MILLING'PON. 721. 11-4e I like to be optimistic and I vertesernent on el' reason Tenn. (UPI) - 17`C For sales, service television, I be- to be jealous. too. or repairs, lieve ; Druggist Sam Revels has a spe- WARM MOIFerePNG Heater, A-1 NICE QUIET ROOM for two contact it is more deadly_than all 10 MEN WITH CARS to work Bill Adams, 201 S. 13th .he Sulphur Springs church was cial ehelf for individual coffee condition $25 00, see Fay Wood- college buys. North Sixteenth I AM NOW DOING WAT(H and pripetorls medicines mixed in Calloway County. St. Phone 1564-M or 2067-R, well attended Sunday and every- cups 'for his regular -e.nfee Permanent worth, 1/4 mile north Almo Street Extended. Phone clock repair work at my home, and poured down their throats. work with good 1735 Murray, Ky. body enjoyed l ineek" customers. Each cup has pay if you can Heights. Phone 943-R-2. 11-1P TIC on Wiewell and Stella road, /34 Once in a blue moon there is Douglas Shoema- qualify. See Mr. 11-1C ker's good the person's name on it, as well Haws at the miles north of Murray - Lynn a good show at a theater, but talk. Cerman Motel 1954 FORD SKYLINEbt LOOK! 10 Alum, self-storing ; as a picture depicang either a Friday (Oct. 31) in good THREE ROOM UNfurmshed ap- Grove highway. Will appreciate if une went to see the "Prince of fr m 10:00 conditien. Priced storm windows with alum, James Kindred spent last week ; hobby or characteristic of the a.m. until 200 p.m. to sell. See it artment, hot and cold water. 414 screen your buOrftes. Clifton Paschall, Peace", he would forget all about Roe9.12. at 101 and 1 door installed $112I. in Vandere'lli Hapital but re- 10-30P North 13th St. 11-1P North 5th stret, Phone 2055 after Also it by the time a review ef the .triple track. 10-30P all 3 p.m. No down pay- tbe "corrillag FOUR ROOM HOUSE 10-30C ment, atenad.ions" was de ladies in native on 2 acres up to 36 months to pay. of land, located THREE Room Housed given. .e doll in a replica eie mile off Cadiz MODERN Home Comfort Company, 108 Services Offered AUCTION Highway, r the 35th annual SALE 6 miles out. Norman 5 miles out on Benton Highway. South 12th Street. Phone 1303. So with so many parents hay- Carroll-Phel 908-R-4. Gas cw York. Cecelia 10-29P heat, garage. Reasonable 11-22-C :rig to provide the tiievistons LASSITER rent. Tankage COAL See Co. CO. ime while Ruzena Saturday, November Ox:e Paschall, 100 Prompt service 7 and other luxuries 1st, 1 p.m. TWO BEDROOM Perma-Stone S. children want' fair opens Nov. 3. rain or shine. Turn 7th street or phone 447 and days a cl.stance tcday, and with PHONES 624 and wret at sign lieu*, located at 1317 Poplar. ask ALL THE SPAGHETTI You can week. Call long such environJ 324 4 miles south of Murray on for Oxie or Bertie Paschall. eat, $1.00. ments as young people of Phone 373 or 1380-M„ 11-1P Murray Training collect, Mayfield 433, Union City this Murray-Hazel highway. 10-31C ASSIFIEDS then Iwo School Lunch Room Oct. 31, six Radio eispatcned trucks. Duncan miles to. Thad Delaney Farm. FNICi-UNFURNISHED cottage 'til seven p.m. 10-31C TU-5-9361. 11-15C --14444-sell-deneleir unit mil-ken -a in the Cypress Creek -TVA sub- -Business Opportunities ' port le complete (Farm Froster) division. Nice fireplace, large lot. Refrierator. bedroom suites, odd Cottage fully fire proof. Owner CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answeer to Yesterday's Pozzr• beds, springs, mattresses, sewing will f.nance. Priced to sell. Rob- SPECIAL TYPE route work. 60 machine (White), kitchen ens Realty, Call 48, stops, 5/12 days. ACROSS 7- Pa ratIlse cabi- 1447, 1920 280 guarantee 9-Dispatr 01100 001300 00111 net, or his cooking utensils, dishes. plat- 2246-W. 10-31C pats expenses weekly. Opportu- 1 -Prohibit 9-Narcotic M13 0000M S3M 4-Sletveleas form recker, Magic Chef fuel oil nity to earn e200 weekly. Perm- 10-A state 000W0 WOMMUMg HOUSE TRAILER, 30 clew km (abbr.) EAR heater. foot. Call 0000 CORN .electric fence controller, anent. Write Fuller Brush Com- 9-Number 11-Female MAU 737-M-4. 12'Anger 11090D1UF3 scrap metal, lamps, tables, Seth 11-10 pany. 422 Columbus Ave., Pa- sheep OMNI 13-l'oeitive polo 16-organ of UM [Imam ‘Therrias cluck. ceo-k,e) ducah, Ky. Phone 14 -chart JO clue k. GOOD STABLE MANURE, de- 3-2777. 11-1C hearing 900 CrelOaJ 00 beautiful antique table and beach ti-Cloelk faces 1 many hvered. Call 1629-J. 10-30P 15-Itely on In-Conceive @UUL W1d000 00 small .ittms, six 17-Herb is broams. lots of 21-Chastlse MUM [MUD SP1NKS Now Buying 19-i iii. 2'2 EAR -Japanese CORN small new househeid gadgets. 10958 JOHNSON 35 _hp I WANTED outboard SO-Country of gateway 00V MOM Deglas Sh-emaker, Auctioneer motor. used 1 mewl' 1958 Evin- Asia 23- Lauded onEliMP. VICIPMB - ;0 -Heavenly 117C rude 18 hp motor used I month HOME 21"-NegatIvely (31110 AUDOU una for small male rat terrier body charged cau 00OMB PIM During the Hours of 7 a.m. until 5 p.m. 1954 Chevrolet p.ckup truck, li:ppy 209 :3 Part of oriettele _ _ Maple Street. 10-29C "to _ white wall tires, turn signals, be" 26- erornatic WARM MORNUdG Model 818. 24- alewife[ova - plants 3111-4:‘, and heater. el•ei rut, a 43- Vigor Monday thru Saturday LOST & FOUND Two Call HE-5-494I. 25-Indefinite 40r Sato-tied collog radii) plywo°d 10-30P -'1'empot ery article 1 fAI:ag boats. Two dip nets. 1 life 42-Roek‘ kin 411- 'critial of Sad 13 Pintail duck 44 -Outfit - •-- • - : eche. Studio couch and 25- Word of 32 - time chair. 45- V. hi, lee 54-Condensed LOST: GREY AND WHITE-1*nel Aim 01111111. $3-Conjo n cline 3 lots on enovie Drive, two 44.1tootItke part moist ure ten. Strayed 14IDE 1'0 LEXIDIGTOM .111- It sir in 2: Not Irian Aeme at . 704 '00x200 ft and Siberia 01- I",',. Bring your ear corn to the H. C. Spinks Clay Company one 120x200 ft Fr.diy, October 31. Can leave Olive MOndAar Ttleallette _301- .1 Se* Kynaie MoClure, -Cor or- -eadiet anytime after- 3e30 gm. Phone -92-Hof.xl.er 7 2 1 4 .3 6 7 $ -9 10 11 located in the Camp Tyson area, 7 miles west of Paris 10-3IC I572-J. 34. oot 10-30P 2096-3 after 4 p.m. 10-30C s on Highway 79 for highest -13-Vold 12 ,...„„:413 ft• the mar:let prices, for fast falroilr ...la .asats rzz, mechanicayttloading, and a; e.;.'7 for cash on delivery. • tlisitoria9/ Novel0, 3$3- 3:.31 1 el, tIr.S 15 l 6 1 Me lid West . 4 it "-I Cottipasa • 19 ' pellet 4.0.X '• • • ••ier Corn must be dry eno-sgh te store, and will 41- Large esi.ks ae. neeevey, 43.14a. 21 22 r:. be subject to standard moisture I/10-r 1) nee. ::.,n 24 25 26 test. 1 46- Tbe ti ea t • 46 - Root of the 27 'ri 2, '30 BV WILL COOK mouth 79 1...., 411- Analyses' 31 "?.??.....W.' 33 `-'.'.1 34 nook. Reprinted by arrangement with Dodd, CALL PARIS, TENN., at cad and Ow Distributed be measom PHONE 1502 or 1503 /Mai natures amnion& :ol•Ardeast 35 36 i7.... 64- Befog* fib'Crafty FOR THE CURRENT MARKET PRICE 14- Leta fall 39 40 ., 41 ee CHA 9-91.91lag, • sage: to do 1 17 "i n Se Iv. '• , 67-Carpenter'e r5.43 4,6 'How much for the dress, pet- a.._ the tore' 6445, $ •': arts and Stuff"- ' mesa and found the era it • DOW N 46 47 i441k;',, 49 50 hett. Was He [inured it up in hi. ea there, being iiivisaly served n r' *I14 f • ed Ille II 1- I•mfor ,• t tern _A• Caul ' IL Alla a for:ur• on the ' Nine dollars and a hale inelud- fa( I. coos He sn : 2-Foist 51 *3/.52 53 154 free, Carefully she ',oda it ing use of the bath house" She Ellasheth and said. '''Th s "-Iterate 4-..largem i'e•- H. C. SP1NKS CLAY the mighty fine pessel of •-•luegett rs 55 CO„ 'andkereld14. walked and he looked at se ..,. Inc. int then paid him beener)for, lion 57 to C. • mtkr s sto.e r. .ey 'When are you going to you got nere. .adv ' 6- 111%er In .. 1,_ Ever•.one f he" rd of the Rale, order your supplies 7" "He wouldn't take the doll'".' Italy Sr. by theiteet Feature Syndicate, Inc. 30 end he soda eager to do bunnese "In a few days," she said Torn said. speakin. I h't e.tr a wrinkle-tared man, iiear "Would you give me letter of steak Hr ;aid it on the mnit st.ty. Onj in the trnue and his credit for the amount you have table NANCY by Ft...burrs Van Buren thumb and forefinger were aliCk put down to my ,account?" "Yoe inay keep it." EJ•ze' fr• m If l't eon e Pe smiled "What 7" said. h.", and said. -Mr Mastereon "A letter of credit so 1 can He stared at her for el I WANT TO -E5c2ev/E- put the hi 'ez an the warehouse transfer it to the Dodge City his eyes round with runnt. 131./SHAtit_i_z_Az.- bank." She watched him grow I really 7" SEE THAT out `ieck. rye eredtted yonr ae- I WAN T TO SEE .'. the mon..y, siateim angry and cheated and she didn't "Yea." Elirsh•tik. •-10. "7- t. UNDERWATER Mr red dollar," He said it as care. When he handed her the you do good worm .in I %lit' THAT WESTERN th eh to• was certam she would elseex, she folded it, put it with a lazy ooy. Hereafter. r11 PICTURE MOVIE ta' it out in trade goods there- the rest of her money. and walked -on two dollars a won. e by IvIn7 him a tr..)). profit out. Saturdae night Fate? vur- ON TV . would like to buy a dream," Tom Rettig was waiting on the "Gol -Wee!" He beer • r at vial perch. "We're hungry," he said again, his eyes vaernt and 'i.e 1110:). red. "One dress?" -Here's a dollar. Take your demist "Yes, and some thing's to wear slaters over to the "'Beers' mass "And Catherine, shall re- • „Ak ath it. She wined her hand and see if the cook fi et you. a dellar, and Mary figy cc'. ' gini make the selection by my- CHV him the dollar if yfai have Elisabeth snot, and t se i showed their. immense pke.se-e 'Of course." he said. "If. there "Yearn." They were pleased resin •• le . nyttang elope " "And, Tom, stay out of mis- Elizabeth assented to rector ( -Why. yes." she said, "there is chief." well's proposal that they s' • eoU haeotes bath house?" "Yes'm You want us to stay in one of his spare 'borne. To. -the beat in Camp Supply" with the wagons?" though, insisted it ewes hie ra ice ••• .1 311 4... . "Then have some hot water think it would be best." she to sleep under the rt. _ _ ' In 1 emir e-dour iretrik,p dr,Av . ht 31.4gze: MniesctIC-JAKC - -Lieutenant Butles-- wads weer szclusive *BINE an' SLATS- "1 want use or it for Maybe he can put you up for for Elizabeth in front of t is Ire Ernie Ettisherallopt an hour." - the night." quarters. pacing back and frrth -Just as you say." He whistled When he went back to the because she was late. When its . (6A9P)- egeTel his helper came from the wagon. Elizabeth began to search -SOWE- saw her coming up, he raid. TfUNG WERE 7'0 HAPPEN room "Heat some water his W/71/ TYE or/RS]. E1RU5N STROKE fi Mate k for for Bat Masterson and broth- -Elizabeth, one thin r: a man ON TANIT CANVAS HEZL 710 MY RIGHT HAND, MO the bath house. Lester." Then he er. Jim. She asked along the OM- never does In to keen a geirrnt DIDN'T PA/NT ANY COULDN'T P4/NT-- • turned to Elizabeth. "I just got eerie picket quarters. hut no one waiting" He popped the lid o! OF 488/E 9CRAPPLES a new shipment of stuff in last knew anything about them Only his hunting vise wr t ard P/CTLIRES,',/ ,TZL nse week. Expect you'd like to look it the guard at the ramp entrance EXPOSED, D/SC.RACED-- peered al the hands: "A our -r over." knew . Jim had ridden south for eater eight t bee set br alt I 2 "Later, perhaps." she said. Adobe Walls while Bat had. years on the promotional Ines fer ,uxurious Her terms answers discouraged turned north toward Dodge City. this." him and he left her to the selec- For a moment Elizabeth felt "Then why didn't you go on tion of her areas. The sutler was completely alone, wondering why alone?" a .hrewd trade( and only a few of he had left without saying good- "Because he wants to WI- • ging gas' • • ,Ireeses were new, although he bye. Then she understood that you, not me." Butler midi,, tnnian .ai ilaved all of them as such. she Ikokldn't see much of Bat her arm, hustling per alone. lar three! ''''' :-(he found something she liked. MasteMn any more; their talk "Harry," she said. "are yqu , mcppng aweand _put it ashhe had ended the _game batween °cried ablaut mar- al.ing T4-ith 'petticoats and panta. them. "Worried About what" stockings 'Rd is priced with glen, end Med a new The. post was quite dark now "About whether I'll pick up the pair of • shoes. She thought of and a .colil wind husked mple, across wrong fork or -" you'll find buying things for the children. the frozen parade She turned He stopped and pullv41 her riced almost cx- then deckled that it would he toward Mohertie Jake's adobe around to (the him. "I Vvoi •iii t best until got where lamp tls Chevrolet, to wait she to a shone through the give a damn one way or the ether . Dodge City, where the Retortion single window. When she knocked, becatise I'm on your side. Errs- UL' ABNER • yourself-this would be better, and she was less a man's voice asked, "Who Is it ?" beth. Anything you do is right CaPP likely to be buying used clothing. "Jake?" on the factory with me." - NAMEL`1,E Then, too. she resented the big "Jake ain't here no more." "Is it Harry? You mean that 7" A I-i SHa NU7=7-7! profits the sutler was making, Gq0ANN!! ANIL 7-7 Elizabeth rapped again, more He pulled her against him -id A BACHELOR APPOINTS AI-4 LL DC 'CRE. and disliked paying him both insistently, and the door was sud- E5E A7r!! car that makes hflt arms were hard about ti, r, CAUGHT 1-4AIN'T Fl" 10 MA'-1 BEST new kind of car ways to the middle. denly flung wide. A heavy man pinching oft her breath. Ills lips 5EFO'AH V'GOTTA PvtARR•/ Ler bath was ready and she blocked darkly RUN,HE KIN Lit FO'• 10'.1 it and drive it, shadowed by were cold against hers, but LEAVES TH' TH'GAL F! it went into the small room, locked the lamp behind him. "I said Jako weather cold; his emotion wan a APPOINT ABNER!! history-makidg the door, then quickly took off wasn't here" Then he peered at banked fire within him and see Mont(LAE!! A.PROXYW her clothes and settled in the tub. her, moving aside so the light felt the strength of it. While edie relaxed arid bathed, fell on her face "Well, if it ain't When he releaeed her, he red, her mind, 'A' • Med wit h the the little gal who traded the "I don't do that often enoti-e." hundred things she had to do. In Dutchman out of TOR COM PAN? his wagon. You "No," she said. smiling. "Not the morning she would has., to remember me, Justin Allen?" nearly often enough." drive to Dieige, Held Ai. dreaded "Now I do," Elizabeth said, He laughed and walked on with the tiring trip. "'The pushy fella didn't who know her. DEALER. • After her bath she dressed rare. his place Where's Jake?" ',n eee folly. thin eat on tii, to, ee "Cons," Justin Allen said. "To to lace her shoe-. The leather Dodge, I think. Took his WHIRW "filed what have soil hes-i 1 they squeaked was dry and "hen with him." about me, tectiernl, that she walked He was suddenly talking to Interesting?" asks Elizabeth in The suttee was waiting for her, himself for she had turned and a momei I 1.. riir ode tomorriW. _

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tAGE SIX LEDGER & TIM OS — MURRAY, KENTUCKY THURSDAY — OCT9BER 30, 1958C Shorn Wool payments wail be . per hundredweight' ot . .n.rnal. marketed — to cornpen- Incentive •a•e f.r the wIt.,J.ton them *-8.in • a baris c.mparable to the. incen- • payment per pound of sh..irn v.The payments will be made Price Given n :he weight increase of the ..mbs during :he period of own- hip by each owner. tinty ASC Offices. are now • The Eteparment. of Agricul- maltlag payments for the 1957 ture nas ann,unced ms..rketing ,year. •••••• a shorn Wt.ol wbich ended .necht.vt place of 62 cents per March 31, 1958. Lo IY,und Ltr the 1959 mar- No mohair payments have been tAhlch begtns April made during the first 3 years of 1. 19F.,9. rding to Eul:s ihe wool program because the Unite Cha.rman. Calloway County average prices received by pr. - A n d duetrs were above the suppt,r' . t• rnm.:tee. pnce. and payments A mu- may- be rt.- Sunshine Crispy p:-.ce of 70 cents per quitted 4(4; 1958 markeings. tind h..s. been set for the same Crackers FAN PUNCHES HALAS Thti,e 1959 pr:ces are :he saint 1-111. as for the f.rst 4 years of the FRESH, PICNIC STYLE Box Nat:nal SAN 19° Pr:agram runt:11g FRANCISCO tUPD—An PORK from undentifeld ROAST 1955 In.-.iugh the 1958 mar- F rty -Niner fan trits.:: Lay's .rs 7 hip San New iegis:ation en- Francisco's cause PURE PORK - ri • ac- td •n.s Sunday Our Own Make ,ummer extends 7ne by blocking out Chicagi.. sears Bear Coach Getrge Hales lit Potato Chips p.7 gran' 1.'7 3 r"re .March 31 . 1 962. m was restrained by stadium police Twin 59, after taking a Payrnen• poke at the Btar pr .ducers for 19- mentor. Bags wi:1 f .1:..w :he same methods as Red for Inv current year. :he SA Cross • 7-oz. USAGE ibF INJURIES Chairman explatried. DEPLETE GUARDS 2T K Shorn we.: BRAINS paymentc wf be eqoal to a 25 Spaghetti percents-4c RIB af each Na producers cash returns friln w..0 sales. NEW YORK, tUP1t—The Nev. The prrcentage will be :hat York Giants almost ran out of of- 2 For 21° required raise :he national fensive guard, in Sunday's game average pr.ce received by pro- aganst Pittsburgh when injuries Hipolite ducers LI; wool sap to :he n- sidelined Jack Stroud, Bob Mis- Ne, ctritive price 1..rrJ..... ° IL of hi 62 cents per FHMSCBCE SSEHRN1 ST pound. 69' Marshmlows chik and Melwood CHOICLUB Guy. Roose- STEAK ,velt Brown. 19' the Lamb p1-yrrienti club!s 411-league -will-& miade tackle. wound to earn producer up playing the p, - who sells lambs sitr3n. 25° ionfia:R3ivrieerarYiy ing to $1(

isloaf se GRADE "A" Karo Syrup rignmost WHOLE Red La YERS I their shar 29! dulyincu: Tc.n,..r. ow night, Fri., Oct. 31, the Quart 49° their elec JIFFY Congress goblins will Per be out in great numbers FIELD'S Argo fan hie$5 ,;t240,A; — be ready for them when they say Starch Pie Crust Mix PURE LARD 2 For 15° New TRICK or TREAT? box 10c Be Sure To Shop 4-lb. At ctn For I FLAVORKIST -Starchun PARKER'S INDIAN SUMMER SWEET ljear for your supply of Trick or Treat 2 For 35° Goodies. Everything for Goblins! Twenty Mule Teant FIG BARS PPLE CIDEF A meetii A at the cit Borax City 1-Lb. Coin 1-1b. 29c 1-gal. Planning( 79c Box 25° Th* Pro1 AMERICAN was ducus Dr l,arrett and oUe ACE hrtstine attrr a seiwou in court. INSTANT BAGWELL Verne Ky BLACKBERRY commission , rr. Ellis. Various MsCONMKK out in the Kyle and Coffee/ 0.-smut Large 6-oz. Jar new hearii BLACK inance vt•oi JA ber 11 for PEPPER At that may be rning ord map I 4 -Lb. 98c .00z.39t Afier th, SWANSDOWN - White, Yellow, Devil's Food Box 29e compl the zonini BLUE council he: STARKIST RIBBON sion. It was new motoi CAKE at this tir MIX 2 49c a new ca. COUNTRY CLUB MIRACLE TISSUE Two hot /12-GAL. WHIP TUNA 4-ROLL ed on on Accusers. ,noun PKG. street at court. Include Wm Pay. Reynolds Light, Chunk Style bett (Irk 1. Mrs Margaret Jensen sod Sirs. Wilms Irwin. crcttad 136.44ilisi In order T ved MONTEREY DOCTOR ON TRIAL --Here are scenes at the trial created by ayor I or pi ntootert E.. Garrett in Monterey. Calif. Four house- that a s wives accuse.rurn of injecting them with a sex stimuiant can against th p.ria maxima S love to them ICE in nis Alice. He acmes CREAM the cnargew 35c 59c W Maim iii0106 DS trailer col COMPANY • CHICAGO, 3 ing the pt NORTHERN SNOWDRIFT 164 ONIONS YELIONl!Yb 1:%EET 3-LB. CAN DAIRY CATTLE SALE 19c TISSUE COMPLETE•DISPERAI. . 55 HEAD CALIF - 79 Kentuc CHESTER c A. BYRN HERD The vic LEMONS showed Ii ,:-mite West of Mayfield JYdoza 25 quart 49 325c Thursday, AMERICAN on Highway 45 ACE COFFEE PARAMOUNT PICKLES over the BIG BROTHER CANNED MEATS Mexico as SATURDAY - NOVEMBER intenaity 1 14,1b. HAMBURGER VIENNA SAUSAGE were spre tin 790 DILL CHIPS 2 for 39* taluding 10 a.m. POTTED day, and MEAT 2 for Bovrtir CERTIFIED 254- try TOP PRODUCING JERSEY COWS quart 35c E. J. BRACH Into Kt ARMOUR within tt AND HEIFERS CA\\ ED MEATS PRIDE OF ILLINOIS - CREAM STYLE state wet TREET 12-oz. warmer I Thi, herd of top quality cows and heifers has been can 49e 17-oz. can ORANGE d,'\ eioped HAM SLICES Hain stil over the years with emphasis on milk 12-oz. can 59( and the I t,roiluction. CORN Health certificate to fv, with each cow. 2 29c 1-lb. 25* 2 lbs. 454' appear it one of the best herds in W.--t Kentucky. All as Kentt 1 in ( alfhw,(1 and groiin on this farm. RI * HERE'S WHAT WILL BE SOLD * West en —Cortside • 35 Jersey Cows I Registered Jersey tonight • 12 Jersey Heifers Bull change • '-ows with Calves • 1 DeLaval 3-unit Mag- day and is 13 Milk Cans FOOD tonight netic Milking Mach. • 3-Sect-on Wash Vat Tobin • Tor Cans 1 6-can Duncan Auto- Curing matic Milking Mach. good Th HCWARD I.EE ROSE MALCOLM "HOOT" tinue so Sales Supervisor GIBSON, Auctioneer MARKET• nidity 'ITe odd tinned g, RKE urday. I today at lifts.

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