Murray State's Digital Commons

The Ledger & Times Newspapers

12-5-1961

The Ledger and Times, December 5, 1961

The Ledger and Times

Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt

Recommended Citation The Ledger and Times, "The Ledger and Times, December 5, 1961" (1961). The Ledger & Times. 5230. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/5230

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]. siA COalaniunitl Oases* RS 'di Nei All sauna Ksataeki NoweVailli if the pro- ff icer.' • Deb- in games. Larlrea aurned then Circulation In phreys The City Largest Circulation In M ENT • The County - An esti- all engineers iyed by the • ary are sup- MURRAY POPULATION 10 100 LXXXII No. 285 menet funds, IN OUR 82nd YZAR Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, December 5, 1961 Pol. 24 per cent ._:Inted Press International NEM a. ierctally sup- MONNE... arding to the Assn. ABLE RED CHINA THREATENS TO INVADE INDIA To, Kentucky News Donald Tucker Nehru Vows India Will Resist $outhern Bell Briefs And Repel, In Bitter Tirade i. t.14.41 interwatiowid Named Head • WASHINGTON .UPD -The Navy announced Monday that U. Bern- By B. K. TIWARI sor Red China's admission to the ard D. Wade, 26. of Louisville, Of Local Board United Press International United Nations. Cable Ky., was killed last Sunday when NEW- Dr:Liu. India 'UPI - Prime Nehru released the text of the New At- week in parlia- Lay his heLicopter crashed in the Oct.eal note last Minister Jawaharlal Nehru told lantic Ocean near the Bahama an aroused Parliament today that ment. There had been seine sharp Islands. Wade was a member of Donald It. Tucker was. named Communist China has threatened questioning of the government by case you have noticed the In Companies a helicopter .,'sedron on t h e president of the Murray Real to send troops into Indian terri- members angered at reports of-- activity of Southern Bell Utilities recent U.S.S. Randolph, which' has pike Estate Board at the regular nuirAh- tory. Be vowed India would "re- continued Communist incursions. Telephone Campany trucks and Sue Manufacturers ed up astronauts. • ly meeting of the organization sist and repel" them. The note charged that Commu- .in and around Murray. its leen last week. Other officers named In one of the man bitter de- nist Chinese troops had violated a large corwtructien pro- Nue to NEW YORK Mt -Forty-four WASHINGTON i(PE - The are Hardin Gallaway. vice-presi- nunciations of Communist China the Indian border 11 times be- which is just starting. ac- filed gram electric utilities companies Urban Ren•wal Administra- dent, Ottis Patton. member of he has ever made. Nehru accused tween April. 1960, and July. 1961. • cording to Dan Johnston. Local M.in- suit for triple danidaes late tion Monday approved a fed- „the Board of Directors. and Wayne the Peiping regime of betraying Indian frontier forces have been Manager for the company. mama day against 21 electrical eral g r a.n t of $122,638 for Wagon. secretary and treasurer. India. having trouble with the Chinese The construction program which price-fix- ufacturers- convicted of planning and survey funds for Tucker said that the board was He told the lower house that Communists ever since the Peip- will cost Southern Bell over $75,- earlier ing in an anti-trust suit a project in northeast Lexing• organized here in Murray so that just two days ago Communist. ing regime crushed the Tibetan 000.00 dollars will consist of plac- this year. ton, Ky. The grant was an- those persons who were liceneet to China had sent a warning that rebellion in 1959 and forced the new cable on Highway 641 pro- ing The manufacturers, who nounced by U.S. Rep. John C. sell real estate would have an unless India halts its military ac- Dalai' Lama to flee through the towards Benton, Highway 94 tow- eauipment. duce heavy electrical Watts. D- Ky., of Nicholasville. opportunity to become realtars. tivities on the border. Chinese Himilayan Mountains to exile in ards the Lake. Highway 121 tow- 12 w ere named defendants in Tacker said that when a person troops will march into Indian tars India_ New Concord, and the neves- ards damage suits filed in New York LEXINGTON, Ky. get - becornes a realtor, he is bound by ritory. Nehru also disclosed today cable to these areas eery feeder Federal Court. Charges of peddling moonshine a pledge as well as state, national The Indian leader said the wara- Cemmunist China had requested the central office at 7th and -from The plaintiffs, which include whisky brought against 89•year and local ants and must keep the ing was in reply to India's Oct. India hi diecuss revival of the Streets. Also, a large cable Olive many of the most prominent util- old Charles Nutter were dis- rights of the public in mind at 31 note protesting Red China's 1954 Salo-Indian trade treaty on to furnish future facilities to the Mid- two days ity firms in the Eastern. missed in Police Court Monday all times age.ressive moves on the Sino- Tibet, which had expired West:end of Murray will be plac- Atlantic and Midwestern states. because of his age. Nutter smil- Indian frontier. ago. The new cable will consist of The Realtor's pledge is as fol ed. sought to collect triple damages ed when Acting Prosecutor Nehru said he had feared trou- Nehru said the tone of this 2,400 feet of underground and lows, -unlike for the alleged price fixing. Charles Zimmer said "This man ble was brewing shortly after In- request was •'very polite" buried cable ranging in -size from dia recognaea Communist China's Red Chinese communica- No Total Mentioned will soon be 90 years old - we "I am a Realtor, other 100 pairs to 2.100 pairs and 30.000 mentioned reales over Tibet. tions. No specific total was wouldn't serve any public in- I pledge myself • feet of aerial cable ranging in size industry ENOS BACK AT STARTING POINT aa Escorted by his handlers, he said he had never ex- cannot say come in the suits, but one terest by putting him in Jail." Bin -Obviously, we to 900 pairs. It is Aianati 2/e. Mike Burman anti al/Sgt. Ed Dittmar, Enos the from 5t) pairs apokesenan said a conservative To protect the individual right period that Communist China and discuss. It has to be condi- will Aetrochimp, leaves Patrick AFB in Florida, moody but in "fine expected that•eeveral months would exceed $100 mil- of real' estate ownership and to would commit aggression_ tionect." said Nehru. (-eat-nate physical condition" He was whisked immediately to the' 'animal 0. required to complete this work. widen the opportunity to enjoy When Nehru said this, shouting lien. colony" at ('ape Canaveral to undergo tests to determine effect According to Mr. Jehristen, this defendants were it. members of Parliament demanded The m aj or of his 56,000 mile space voyage. He seemed bored with the crowd construction is necessary to pro- Westing- to know why he recognized China's General Electric and Ike Griffin which greeted him, and paused for a short rest Lie the sbottum vide relief in presently Congested 11 To be honorable and honest in right in Tibet. Chances Of house Electric. each named in step of the ramp where - he sat etntirity gazing at photographers cable's and to provide facilities all dealings; Nehru replied: •"We could not suits. and Allis-Chalmers Mane- anti peweeee expected gr.wth in these march int. Tibet. No one in the for factoring Co.. named in nine. Dies At Home To seek better to represent my _ The Local Manager also world coulal stop it. The Chinese areas. All the defendant firms were clients by building my knowledge Orbiting Man mentioned that another large con- would haus, come there •' among the 32 companies convicted and competence. seruction program is being plan- Philadelphia' T‘e prime minister said he on similar charges in Fiscal. Court '4'40 next summer te preemie towards all in the Weather a-complefela unrep;srrtarit about' the ned eir re45Puary. In tbat action,' Ike Griffin. age 80. died at his •Teber fairly In '61 Slim facilities on and around r of Golden Rule. steps I took about Tibet " additional Pederal Judge J Cullen Garvey'home on Murray route four this 'spirit the College Campus. 1 -We are friendly with every Murray State 1e imposed fines totaling nearly $2 morning at 10:40 o'clock of com- To serve well my community, Report Deals With country in the world Nehru said By ALVIN- B. WEBS JR. 3 million on the companies and 48 plications. l and through it my country, "But we will fight China to halt United Press International executives, seven of whom re- UEIEME NUNS iMEININNIEMME He is survived by his wife. Mrs iany aggression CAPE C.A.NAVERAL .811 - The ceived jail ilenteno.s To observe the Realtor's Code of Sappeeition members in Partial- slim mathematical chance that petition clamed t he 44 Lula Griffin, one son. Ansel Graf Ethics and conform my conduct Controversy The Western Kentucky - Fair and menu Monday demanded that In- rocket a man int,. • City Council rapresented about one- fan. of Murray, one sister. Mrs lo its lofty ideals America can plaintiffs colder tonight with high in upper, -owned elec- Tommy Jones. Paducah: one grand- dia break elf diplomatic relations orbit this year is slipping away sixth of the investor The Code of Eethics of the tonight, low son, Jackie Knight. Detroit. one 40s. Partly cloudy with Red China in another sash of technical trou- • tric utility ousiness in the nation. Realtor is strict Tucker said and Mrs Mildred Wite around 30. Wednesday increasing The Calloway Fiscal Court met All opposition members, except bles. this time in a capsule built Sworn Indicate Vigorous Defense granddaughter. iincliti-les the paragraph "It O the In BY cloudiness with chance of scatter- today in regular session. the Comntunists. had urged Neh- to csarry the astronaut 4.22 clerk's office at Philadel- tisk, Detroit: ant one great grand- duts of the Realtar to protect The ed showers and little change in A problem appeared before the ru to champion the cause of Scientists on the $400 million 4.37 Federal (Stein. where numer- son. Jerry Weczak. Detroit the public against trued. misre- phia lemperature_ coutt which developed out of the Tibet's freedom and not to 9pon- Niers-trey mananto-space program, [4.92 ous other claims far treble dam- presentation, or unethical prac- Mayor Ellis Mr Griffin was a member of the construction of the new gymnas- - a•orking in shifts on an jround-. 4.04 against the companies have tices in the real estate field-. ites Martin's Chapel Methodist Church ium at the Calloway County High the-clock basis, sere carefully filed, reported that at least lie said that he feels strongly 15.37 been Funeral arrangements are ricotta Schaal, checking and re-checking Mercury r have been started about the services that the mem- Temperature's at 5 am (EST): .40 similar eutts pleat. Burial will be in the Stewart main-.r.1/urray Hospital I capsule No. 13 today. country, of the Murray Real Estate Louisville 40 The Ceunty School Beard The Murray City Council was in various parts of the cemetery. bers Lexington 40 tains. that Hal Perry, cantractor , The hell-9haped spacecraft with at 'some of them by municipalities. . Board can render to the communi- -sworn in yesterday evening who built the new gym, was 112 cen,us _ Adult 53 'the traditionally ii lucky number However. Monday's action here Friends may call at the J H ty. By contacting a realtor the in- Covington 34 5:30 o'clock by Mayor Holmes El- days late in completing the con- . Census - Nursery 6 the -fie built tne carry U. S. believeo to represent t Is e Churchill Funeral Home which has can be assured of honest Paducah 39 lis. was structem and is withholding pay- Adult Beds ...... 66 ,astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. on claims filed thus far. charge of the arrangements. and competent service. he said. Bawling Green 45 Preceding the searing in cere- largest ment at the rate of $50.00 per day the free world's first oriritarvoy- General Electric and Westing- mony. Mayor Eliss asked that a for the 112 days. Patients admitted fro Friday 11:30 age within a few weeks. issued statements insisting moment of silent prayer be held in house S.ene attempt at compromise a. m. to Monday COO a. m. But the chances of it happerene had given fair value in the memory of City Councilman Mau- they has been made, however hi no Mrs. K II. Mathes. fit 1. Alma: this year are very small, and get- involved and indicated Proper Tobacco Handling Means More Money rice Craas. Jr, who died snekienly products Odell Lamb. Rt. 2, Hazel; B. C ting smaller hi the hour vigorous de- avail. After lengthy discussion this W.4 Sunday. they would wage a Lax, Rt. I. Mrs Johnny On- and Discloses Problem action. morning, the court decided that Four new councilmen received fense in 'the latest court baby girl. Rt. I. Hazel; Mrs. Host The 1961 manned orbital hopes types since it is an agent or -conduit" the oath of efface yesterday. They The suits cited 12 specific To Grower; Better Preparation Helps Dealers . Roberts, 1107 received another blow Monday for the iichoel beard, it is bound Main: Mrs. .John lamon West. equipment on which losses may are Frank Ryan. of to take the side of the school Alfred Parham and baby when one of a series of check- The resulted because of over- .Jack Belote and Roy- Starks. have by LAURENCE S. MORTON SR. handling and (stripping instruc- and sortings separate and afford board, regardless of any - other North -1st Miss Ilee Ross. RI 5. aists turned up a problem in the in the Novem- fear were narned charging. Marketing Specialist tions. tobacco takes on an im- a convenient me:hod of assembling opinion it might held. .Benton; Michael Dale Miller, Rt. capeule, its seven. miles of wiring election. The rest of the coun- system. ber Tobacco Division, U. S. D. A. proved appearance which wit con- the stripped tobacco for bulking. The contraversy rose early in 2: Mrs. Homer Elk ins. Dexter; Al- and its delicate control re-elected to their posi- reveal the ex- cil were There has been a dosnward 'tribute to the sale of the tobacco It is an easy matter to straight.' the year after the ixatiool board vin Jones, Rt. 2. Arthur Lee, 1005 Sources woeid not tions. of the troubles. (Inc Almo Warriors Down trend in the demandi for fire and increase the returns to the en tobacco Mame the stripping had allegedly carried corrstrOtion Vine SI . Robert Eugene Petrie, act nature other business was conduct- difficiulties "don't seem No cured and dark air-cured tobacco grower. process anti tobacco straightened plans and bids to an advanced Box 851, College Stn.: Miss Alice said the the council except that May- Hazel Lions 40-37 , to be serious, but that certainly ed by for a number of years This down• FARMERS generally do not real- at this time usuallY retains a stage 'before making the Fiscal Keys, 1320 West Main: Master Ellis reminded the council that ward trend IS due largely to two ize that through improper prep- neat, orderly appearance. 'Earl Thomas Kirks, Route 2. Cal- don't help us any." I mo Warriors defeated Court cognizant of the gtatus did, under the law, have the The A causes aration on farm dealers There are many ways to bulk vert City, Robert Prince, 531 Mercury officials already have mey in the the the the new gym. West privilege of naming someone to Hazel 40-37 last night 12th, reserved Dec 20-29 on the At- FIRST, the trend in consaimer are forced to bay tobacco at prices dark-fired d.abacco hut the one Under law the school beard Benton: Miss Sandra Lee replace Councilman Crass. No ac Lions' gym. Prince, 531 lantic missile range for a possible preference from heavy types of which will permit them to resort which especially appeals to farm- cannot let construction bids. me West 12th . Benton. Alm, ((silt the opening period this To (in was taken at this time. tobacco used in smoking and chew- and resell the unwanted grades ers requires oril two persons. the by Patients dismissed from Friday manned orbital try year lead 11-5 and hung for two pe- bend sale' bids. This is dune Mayor Ellis was sworn in yes- ing ti the lighter types of tobacco at reduced prices This inarease.s -hulker- and 'the ahanaer-. The •41:30 a. m. to Monday 8:00 a. m. meet the critically tight schedule, before the stubborn Lions the Fiscal Court as an agent for terday afternoon by Judge Way Ion riods used in cagarettes. tile emit of the remainder of the bander is only required to pitch Mrs. Frank McCallon, It( 3: Ed- scientists are pushing t.. try to count. The visitors the 901,01 beard. Itavbuen and City Judge Jake Dunn {meted the SECOND, the trend toward pro- purchase eine hand of tobacco at a time to ward Glissen, Rt. 4. Gary Bray. Rt. get the capsule installed aboard halftime but Hazel The outcome of the ointroverty was morn in yesterday morning led 21-16 at duction of dart tobacco in foreign A stripping room which is com- the Milker The Milker allows the 5: Mrs. Garnett Loafinan, Rt, 1; a converted Alla, war racket this the margin in the is not knewn at this time. - by Judge Rasburn. trimmed away countries fortable in winter will make it hand to fall upon the hulk before Mrs. Nancy Beale, 405 North 7th.: week. the affair The Fiscal Court passed a regao third canto deadlocking These competing tobaccos en- easier to do a better job of pre- picking it up. This is to allow the L. Tidwell. Rt. 1, Alma; Mn. Even after the two are mated, 'No the final period. lutien permitting the county judge 29-29 gaing into joy some price advantage by being paring tobacco for market The hand to fall flat. Kennedy Mathes. RI I. Almo; a minimum of 11 days is needed scoring with to sign on behalf of the county 0,akers Meet Tough c)Aariess led Almo's produced near consuming countries room should have adequate light- Attention is called to the fact Hyman 'fustier. Rt. C.-Ronald Mc- for a omelet(' check-out 13 for the in regard to documents relating . it 'points. Thorn had and frequently by growers accust- ing to insure a first-class job of that each hand of tobacco has a wire. 1009 Birch St.. Benton; Debunk Reports • the "B" team to the construction of the new Benton Tonight losers Alma won omed t. relatively lower returns classifying colors and qualities. flat side and a narrow' side or Mrs. W. A. Adamaon, 300 East Federal epees. agency officials and Eld- Murray Hospital. Mayor Holmes game 34-30 with Woodall for their labor Under these cie Windows are used in most eases...ledge The balker piclis the hand 14th . Benton; Miss Cynthia York. in Washington. debunked reports points each. Ellis will sign for the city. ridge hitting for eight curnstances. "better preparation of Sky lights are probabl) better up and places the Rai side against Ml . n on. Mrs Otis indicating the shot was imminent The court voted to contribute Calloeay Caunly High gets smo- Jackson led Hazel with nine tobacco for market" becomes in- when placed not to cause shadows, the other tobacco; this places the 1402 Cuba. Mayfield.Cunning.ham. Mrs I or that it would be attempted $150 on the purchase of landing ther :eel of strength tonight at markers creasingly important for our dark, Fluorescent lights are fact becam- edge side of the hand up The T Davis and Win girl. Rt 4. Dec. 20. They mad the flight prob- 11 21 29 40 lights for the Murray-Calleway Berton in A battle that may de- Almo heavy types. ing popular since electricity has bulker will, in this manner, fa Benton: Glen Barnett. Box 107. ably would come "some time aft- County Aireart. termine whether the Lakers de- Hazel 5 16 29 37 Better pereparation of tobacco become available in most of (he each hand closely and the next Hazel. Mrs. Johnny Buriceen and er Christmas- at the earliest. serve their high rating. Aimo (40) on the farm will help dealers in rural areas. layer that is placed on the bulk baby boy. Rt. 1, Almo, Mrs. Ger- Glenn. at 40 the, oldest of the Defensively tough Benton. al- Maness 17. Coliam 7. B.ihannon meeting competition from foreign By installing lights the prepara- will weight the edge sides down Charles Hale Is ald Smith and baby girl. Dexter: seven astronauts, alreads- bus mov- eays capable of a good offensive I. Stalls 7. Newberry 6, Kelley 2. countries and in maintaining mar- tion of tobacco for market can he into a close-fitting bulk Mrs. George Faith and baby ed into special living facilities for ;Wort. will test Calloway tonight Hazel (37) ket outlets The additional hand- carried on at any time regardless When loading for the market Sworn Into Office s Gilhertsvillr Mrs. Mae Jones, Rt the nation's spacemen at the Cape. on its home court The I.akers Key 6, Thorn 13, Hurt 12. Las- ling sorting and conditioning ,.vhich of weather condition. The strip- and also when placing upon the 2; Mrs Alpha Ethrionson, 5, But unlike the one seek mays of Flake newly elected have already downed the other siter 4. Curd 2. dealers mien do because of poor ping room should be large enough basket it will he fatmcl that the Charles MIIII Goldie Hicks, 114 South 10th aatrenauts Alan B Shepherd Jr. Marshall powers. North 57-54, and lpreparation on the farm adds to to allow for several workers The layers are (Impact. Orderly bulk- Calloway County Tax Commis- and Virgil 1 Grisson before their South Marshall 67-44. Windsor Holland the cost of the tobacco. making it stripping table should have fold- ing of tobacco excludes air, there- sioner was sworn in on Saturday' sub-orbital flights. Glen appears The latkenhous ratings todas .mece difficult for the purchaser ang legs and be hinged to the by reducing excessive drying which by Judge Waylon Rayburn. in for a visa of several weeks. slot Lewes High School and Cal- Returned To Calloway to compete in the world market. wall, permitting it to he raised and will prevent some hiss in %eight. Hale leek office on the first. Glenn, who is werking closely loway one, two in the region and It is not assumed that farmers fastened to the wall where it will When bulking, it is well to re- Monday in December. with scientists preparing his space 11th and 16th respectively in the Deputy Hardie Kelso left yes- (sari prepare their tobacco for a be out of the way until another member to separate each grade rocket, will have a big say-so as state Breathitt County is ranked terday aftern.ain about 4:30 for special order or for a special season rolls around. with paper strips correctly label- NOW YOU KNOW to when the launching will he at- %pekes- the number one Kentucky school Pontiac, Miehiagn where he will country, but they can reduce some Racks are a necessity; they will ed. This will insure non-mixing tempted. a space agency bey team pick up Windwor Holland for re- Of (be estra handling costs by accomodate the tied and untied of the different grades and will By United Press International man said. any chan- 'Laves' battle with Hestia also turn to Callaway County. exercising more concern and by tobacco Racks that will hold about facilitate loading. (amputees developed for rte. -But we aren't taking anti miesile nes ces... the official added -We're unbeaten, and the Callaway-Benton Holland is charged In 4 local caanful preparation of tabacco for 20 to 35 peunds (if tobacco are ORDERING or conditioning dark- Army', Nike Zeus to life just to contest easily shape irp as the top thettellnd was apprehearded in market perhaps the must practical size teed or .lark aircurri tobacco is sue sastem can "think- faster than not going risk a time." area games tonight. MiOffigan Thrieigh careful application of Racks help in keeping the grades Continued on Page Two . jthe human brain. gain •

a

-4

..-MOommommc a

.1••••• I,,

TUESDA V— DECEMBER 5, 196i — MURRAY, KENTUCKY IM• () 1HE LEDGER & TIMES AMR"

THE LEDGER Et TIMES tALE K TUE COMPANY, lac.. PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING •Telephorig/ The Calloway Timm, and The Plum Murray Ledger, Prize Consolidation of the Davis January cNeehry PIO rirnes-Hereld, October 20, 1928. and the West Kentuckian. 1942. Talki JAMES C WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER DR gal 36 to the Editor IN law lin We reserve the right to reject any Advertising. Lefties Crop best in- '2 Amin 411 College not for the Of in our opinion, are or Public Voice Items which, ALMS . _ 71 IN terest of our readers. 42 CIHS1feet-146 D. I JOHNSTON 1509 42 were listed from Michigan, REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WTTMER CO., 4411 CHEST few By ED SAINSBURY :ers Ilsosse•r NATIONAL York. N.Y.. Syracuse and five Your-461ephon•. Ave., MempteseTenn.• Time & Lefe Bldg., New IV) lust 32t, Purdue arid Madison --1-1,14e-hrrhir hoort..fiernot Stennensoh -Mar,- Dttrule Ma:h. truml-tousrum, Sournmq 17 likt,6 • 1612 Notre Dame, Miami, Fla., and foe tranamiasion sie CHICAGO ITPU — The Washing- Phone PLaza 34000 tntered at the Post Offiee, Murray, Kentucky, IS 44, Clef Matter tun Redskins got the prize plum Tulane. Second Class SKIPS 1411 1$ the 1961 college football crop, Other first draft picks were: Murray, per week 20e, per 12 FiST 124 - SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Syracuse- halfback , Roman Gabria, North Carolina and acUoineng counties, per year, $3.50; else- •10.$1 6 Ol- month 83e. In Calloway in the State quarterback, and Merlin Los where, $5 50. draft; but San' Francisco, Cleve- sen. Utah State tackle, by land, St. Louis and Los Angeles Angeles, Gary Collins, Maryland also came. ..ill) with a heavy share end. and , Western ef talent. Illinois halfback, by Cleveland; full- Years Ago Today The Forty-Niners picked the Jilob Fergusen, Ohio State Ten meet players among the 280 listed back. by Pittsburgh; Northwestern File Ledger and Times !or negotiation rights by the 14 tackle and Kentucky NFL clubs in the 26th annual center Irvin Goode by Si. Lotus; champione by The Murray State Tla,roughbrt:ils..defending !IP grabbeg to divide the best of the Baylor halfback Ronald Bull Southeastern Lance of the Ohio Conference, swept over. college talent, but Cleveland and ihicaga; Arkansas halfback LSU hight 00a-.s4iening 'game of the season. Los Angeles got a break in tha Afworth by San Francisco; in the by Bal- -The Murray P-i' will have it- Deeembor ,itieeting quality. halfback halfback 4J oh n afterneem, according to airs. T he Browns, through trades, tineire. Kansas ra-1104,1 auditorium X\ editeeday end had two first choices, two second Had' -by Detroit,' Colorado W. la Elkin-, program chairman. ei, Patterson Admits He and two third choices and be4New York, next bid Floyd choices 1 he NIurray !lig!' School Itand i.. _making- Gros by wound up with 23 players, three and I.SU fullback Earl' by next _September by speineeiritig aelorinal Yule- eatiet more than the 20 permitted each Green Bay. ath -at -the Murray Woinate.a_lk,1111) 'title device on katerenther Hasnat The Killer Instinct club before trade of draft rights. San Francisco plucked 24 play-- )estertlay for Bey Final plan- were inade ,it a ineeting, ers (n en 'the list, more than ire still DICK BACON scheduled 15 - rounder Monday Setae Expleirer la.st in Mimes s. The Bay Scout t t By team. and Los Angeles, ale BIG AUCTION t h.lormAthsaarl • night. other be 'pow:cited by the choices. had 23. S, he entitled. "'Explorer Peet 545" and will afa — Floyd Pat- half of them were with two first SALE TORONTO "I think choice, PREPARING gift lists for Christmas? Here's a sugges- .. _ apol- Lotki*.. which had two first Lions' Club. terson - admitted today he lacks slips," Patterson said almost Dec. 9th, 10 a.m. this • • too. picked 21 players. Saturday, tion: Include Phoneland in your Christmas shopping the killer instinct. egetically a nd with a straight page for Menials. other teams to pick more- clafisified • He added, however, that he face. -I- only feught at about 55 The year. 20 players were the Chicago' doesn't need it. per cent effectiveneser 'than and Green Bay with 23 9 It's a whole "department The heaeyweight champion t.f- Tries To Hasp Bears WHAT IS PHONELAND arid Detroit with 22. --something ft.mi the self appraisal alter he Twice during the fight the each, . _ Store selection" of phones and phone services Take Beating _ feetred ehallenger 'Tom MeNeeley champion fried to help McNeeley for nearly everyone on your Lei. Here are just a Lew gat Newcomers to the league took MURRAY nine times, the last for soya at off the canvas. • TelFAIRE ideas from Phoneland. beating in the mart. Minnesota, ....,...... IN 2 31 ...if the fourth round of their "One fighter should help an- a in its first year of competition l: - other. I'd like to think that he'd HOME INTERPHONE — Lets you communicate by could draft 14. and Dallas, in Its 6:45 do the Same lilt' me," Patterson Open 6:00 • Start the home! You can talk room to room, second year. drafted 15. But the phone throughout said. activi- re- Cowboys stole an edge since they call family members to mealstcheck on children's A Patterson. unmarked. more TONITE * were the first team to sign a * ENDS even the door. "ve.s time and steps for all laxed arid perspiring Ices than ties, answer Cage of the current crop. must oh tete nearly two score member Representatives of the club sign- newsmen creeded around him. their 17th pick. tackle It., Jors'S lratalin admitted "My mind wasn't as key- ed SOMETHINGthefamliy FOR THE GIRLS—the petite, pretty a 270-pounder trim H... it might have been. Jacobs, extension phone, in five decorator colors, and Schedule ed up" as after nei Princess vi- ard Payne, minutes "There was no feeling of Ladies with the popular light-up dial. You can be sure that any toiling rights had been acquire ciousriesz,". he wont on. "In fact, Man ?2? - Philadelphia and Baltimore eu 44 girl, any age, will appreciate a Princess phone-of-her-very e only felt Ihat killer instinct . Grub& School second signed 20 player's, New York g Toohnlooliar own. And you can be sure she'll appreciate your. thouglu- once and that was in my ,../... • errellember 7 19, Washington 18, and PfRtsburgr! A a figla against Inge-mar .1-ebanison. fulneis in giving her Princess. .ord at Hazel :ehich traded its • and, 3rd, 4th, Then I was 85 per cent effective. , — SUNDAY . . .. — HIGH SCHOOL 8th choices, had. 15. • eNermallyatleaugh. I don't have- 5th and THERE'S MORE—much more—in Phoncland. Some- December 5 The clubs went heavy fie "fu- sing- the killer instinct. I don't think that lonely, loving, thing to please even the "hardest-to-please" people on Lone leak at N Marshall ture" pkIcs. players who have I need ing man will be here— your list! For more gift ideas from Phonclend, jug can S Marshall at Carlisle Co. celfege eligibility- remaining and., Hits Hard Enough office or ask any telephone serviceman. Calloway at Benton , thus won't be able to sign with. our business It Patterson himself didn't think Douglass at Paducah Lincoln the pro .teams for a year_ Of the he was vicious, he hit hard enough And lots of shopping to he done? No Murray llieh at llopiensvale 280 names listed, '68 were "fu- BAD WEATHER'? to satisfy McNeeley. - College - tures.- 10 of them named by Los problem. When you can't leave home, just shop by ARMY 13-7 — Anew quarterback Dick Eckert "Whoever tells you this guy NAVY SUBDUES December'atl.a Angeles. nine by Baltimore. eight: phone! ler ex yarn: in tie' tir,i quarter of play of the 62nd run- can't hit tell hem to see me," the .... San Fernando U. at MSC land.Iby Chicago, and' seven by Cleve- coo• Ns e- e tee Arety-Navy clasec et Philadelphia Stadium as Navy Bosteman said_ "He hits hard PRESLEY -.item .16. and guard Vern Von Sydow move Deceintier 8th teeeige to numb you." NoRr MSC' Colorado Leads , former PT eoet commander by the name of 1. of Miami at e Tar challenger, relaxed arid Gr.....sees6 esseeftee Coioracto, the cMiMploll of t: • I K.-nee ey ....itched Greg Mather coritruatite• two fieid goals • - December 9th tempered in his dressing room, 13-7 eefore 101.0oo tam. at MSC Big 'Eight. furnished • the m.e , ltrz-mi;a te eta; -Lite e Aree. Arkansas State e;neoled It -veer brother, talent, eight players. with Missis- 111/111911190111111wasuummanimircusmasimisitsalt4BIAKE111119&78/311919:63116111011.161,19993=IFid$311 KtA in. who was in tears. 1-SU and Penn State each the earne care of the hvc as he KENTUCKY COLLEGE "Don't feel se - badly, kid, it's sippi. turning in seven names Six play- dese• the leaf Ile should tie the BASKETBALL SCORES me that bad." Tom said, Proper .. . ereen and non-islet-eine leases to thrmeelves. -nee bands 79 from Page 11 This will lease the dark or S,ut:iern .Cont:nued Kentucky 77 give the luggage that'll go brown luee clear. thereby making Ky Fneh 101 Sue Bennett JC 47 a mater taken care e tp. naturai them assurth more money. Dark- Mereheaall 107 Miami 81 . a million miles or more.' sources. All kinds of tobacce s al fired Ukase hies should not be Bargains 93 Campbellsville 58 Special Geergeenth aboorb moisten' Care should be tied into harels an) lareer than Unien 92 Cuinberland 79, --taken- ealumeauteerinn__Lac__Listaileee-Use—awasepper" uf a milk_ tiot! lairisatan us- the tiers preparatewy. to and shoesid be in good con:lawn eastern !rum Christian 90 -PRICED the bulk The neht mine- bulked straight and neat. Kentucky • a erig into arid ECONOMY 83 s14.49 Clahne axe: cuinteta in the leaf .nsures Attention should be called to li:wassee MIXERS . Wilson JC 76 an ettractee • prod:act. Tobece.. the importance of the locaten of Linder) Dry Junior College 84 team ehoela aeser be too dry or too the bulk There° should never he Paducah te Ite Union (Tenn.) Junior Varsity 76 Samsonitream close to the ground S119) wet ipieeed too Mir:and — — — — — Only eraninled or cracked torresu ii lence it will absorb the smell of aria:trig:live and diffieelt to iearth quick') and this is a get Only $4.49 Toteicap that is ex, wet will I undesirable odor in totoceo Keee TOASTERS _ _ _ _ _ hot iti the- bulk- aria shoa signs af in mind that totem() prop- • beiheine 1r .s.nne Cases excessive sorted Neatly prepare& and , $4,99 10" Skilletqlqq moeseare ai,i re-.et in meld and traotevely daplayel aetit), REVIYARE i;_qt. s. 'Pan must) tNillr]. command top prices The !icy, tune tr. '.,leeein the eirt- If a producer weeild like a G.E. ine of lobate., is .D the held by derninatration on his farm }Moe $29.95 — — — — Noss $22.67 picket. or seiecteie air cuttaiii. :rig the lateet modern methods ems Reg plants. enit•irni ia 7rialiirtZ) arid practices of prepenne trphaeop for 20-Gal, Sinalier menet:are plaou market. it is suceeeted that he snquici tp... lett Ior ., eater cutting cuntact his county a:tent et the ______Th., :ntehed honesting /seem- nearest agricultural ,netroct.re GARBAGE CANS_ the teeee, e, to Size bee relation Adistable and ripeness era re- exes the rib KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL 1. Your Postmaster says: Be of sort IL at a later nate. BASKETSALL SCORES _ _ _ _ _ Straw much a+ sure your Christmas cards BOARD _ _ deaona; is ii k ran be a...corneae:h- 6. I. G.E. 41 and packages anise on time; eel when- lowerea: tea:eve trim McKnente the etre le. sepureera mail greer. Carat 64 please shop and mail early. VACUUM CLEANERS — — — _ 10%t. OFF arid al .1i:eerie] pieet- front the ^ butte:- si,ic of cereeitheee lees .deeirable• pace- ea .:114. aulked a. einell lie- and %raked later Mon, Make The Sanitone ii0OR PPLISHERS $27.61 eith taros' cut. _ The Le 1.14.1.Or inia to sort 0.0 4441 aie les aearaele ap ff) LADIES' HAT BOX ' 31195 . 0. a..0,1 crop- 6s tfl. _IP OFF .a4 -Dry 4,4IR DRYERS _ _ _ _ BEAUTY CASE 0115 -n (:) • Soft ea, tei f- PIIN eel:a -"reps: arei 1- pea-het(t - .E LADIES 26- PULLMAN $2695 ALL SKILLETS! a ner •!- ii.etiun iiirenvt.r SPECIAL ON ELECTRIC CI $2495 mire arrange:Tient WATER REPELLENT TEST! 0 MEN S TWO SUITER eirting t.. art- pee.. I 'me the proofing clothes LINENS COMPANION CASE $1695 exiimenea and -epeneel into 1. Amazing new development for show tells Special! 113 45.1. 6,0,11 PLUS 'kg vol,,r, and qualiti.. -et ler %eel etei CORN POPPERS of mitre:it d In 4:4nori_ alid sorane an!. a! • trt . . . n . A built-in mileage in this Streanilite Luggage by Samsonite. Classic in of to rae.• oiere ;• wit: rule it. !-..,,i1-11-1,1)ry There's . the triple- • ... -till ',then ptoduct• design, its smooth. sleek tapered sides give scarcely a hint of F ,l•!, nut blie A m all iteter Streamlite .a • Min .pomved strength construction undernyith..Cood-looking sinyl gives ler: it • . all on Pressure r iurila liat , .i''i' u.s tel and heli full lifetime of resistance against scuffs and stains. Tailored interiors are ' the, liend uf toe. iikEi J constrtiction seals clothes from I St...1.011 Wh. C luxuriously spacious. Tongue-in-groove pr ene son ustWsl dust and moisture. Samsonite Streamlite is an ideal gift with its long wear, I o te 1.4rki-le! Der, Blue, )1 good looks and low.. low price. Comes in Ebony Grey, Havyaiian , - s!.: :nut ti BASKETBALLS Goal and Net -- — $4.9 II im!! •; 4 darleei r tebac. Saddle Tan, Colorado BrownoRawhide Finish. I.: J., III eljAi. the sae iii Ian 1 Tribduco confilrrh !Iic _raa•ra • •An. ii, the•s_elfed )1.0, I S To. BOONE 4041 efe III 0 .ml BURETS that in' neat Its/ S reed LAUNDRY and CLEAkERS not Phone PL 3-5617 nstainee .e., lernier does 2 LOCATIONS 210 E. ,Main m or concern . 13th & Main and ON 1HE SQUARE XTttzv7,,t( rurarrarramartAiractutartatriarv...titairraiitaxsactmt-orais ereper.m aniei grade'i for mar• Tait fere, r miee •

.e PAGE,THREE THE LEDGER • TIMES-MURRAY, KENTUCKY 4/ITESDAY - DECEMBER 5, 1961 Answer te VSSISeSaY'S PSAII• IBER 5, 19151, Coldwater News CROSSWORD PUZZLE FOR SALE ACROSS 1-Every 11-Mattir• Emma 0363 MOM 1-Challenged 9-Conjunctica SOM5 GM00 ONO 1953 SLEEPS 8 per- spec* 0,..gtUVILO Th-ExSioalve 41x8 ALMA, Robert Hoke and Amanda mesh GM111 n000032 price. mister* sons, only $1195 wholesale the holidays with his brother, and fl-Distant 11-Sieving Dart 003033 3300 11-Shallow pond MO Ong 10x45 Great Lakes, very ealean, family. Mr. and Mrs. C. 'Hoke oi of motor OMB 14-foreboding 12-Short tJIJ11313030 MO 56 model $2495. Brand new Him- S. C. 16-Sales Sawn Waldron 17-Ne5ativ• OGG NB OM 000 ba only $3695, $300 down. High- Mr. and Mrs. Charlie F. Arnett 111-Cornmunhas it-Measure of 12-Mountain 33 OCIOnglg 000 way 45 Mayfield, across from and Paul, Harold and Johnny, weight lakes OM ON00 19-Molars IMIO Pipeline Service Station, phone Mrs. Robert L. Baziell 1111-City In OGOOOM Mr. and 20-Pose foe Alaska MOOG Ch 7-9066. dec and Mr. and Mrs. Ly- portrait WOWIEMMO MORULI • with and Danny, lb-Clayey tart% ity for rapid advancemerd Thanksgiving 31-Old IS-Announce,, owim GSM! man Dixon were Testamane I at our expense. Call Mr. SERVICES OFFERED HAVE SEVERAL NICE USED meat of M30 GOMM Mng5 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES training guests of Mrs. Ophelia Bazeell. (abbr.) intention 02 Mayfield, Ch 7-5083, One like new. Save ta-Atieries Bland at SE room refrigerators. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Adams, Mr. marry I a.m., 2:00- Rowland 33- ilip 21-Pursue 31-Pedal digits 39-Fish sauce Wednesday 8:00-10:00 EXPERT UPHOLSTERY - FREE $80. Phone PI 3-2825, Adams, Mr. and ISTON PER WEEK *start- house, brick, large lot, 2 ceramic and Mrs. Hal 2o-Registern IS-Arrows rl-aaody Waste 4I-Small child !. $100.004150.00 p.m., Thursday 8:00-10:00 a.m. rebuilding - Refrigeration Service. dee daughter, 24-Tropical It- Moat brazen spota 42-Girl's name 4:00 estimates. Mattress tile baths, 6 closets, birch panel- Mrs. Danny Flood and fruit (p1.) 12-Fertile +agile salary. Excellent opportunity d6p 39. Warring in desert 44-Prepositice ing one day service. New mattresses Mr. 'and. Mrs. James Adams ing....-catunets, planters. teLdtin% Beateirc WROUGHT-IRON dinette dual a.er, lokotos, 116-Cieneen 44--Teonsolo for refined. edllaaltat, Mattrra-IMITTI any size. Rental iefL -vice an double son were Sunday eveing fi_- ity,"an,. SO-Dark rod 38- Withered deity fireplace, draperies, patio, like new. 1-19COCI reasonable. Ph. and inatituUon 3-9000 woman for interesting posataxl WANTED hospital equipment. West Kentuc- driveway, extras. dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 29-Collect or garage, concrete PI 3-4517. dfic 31-Vtolent ky Mattress and Furniture Com- Pry- and family. an Murray and surpending area. 8 minutes from Mayfield on Hill Adams !windstorm ear pany, 1136 South 3rd Street, Pa- Highway, Weldon 34- Young girl must be 28, nave in- 100 BARBELLS OF YELLOW orsburg-Dublin Sport Bobby Barnett and 15-Young horses :Applicants ducah. decernber2lc 1960 CHEVROLET IMPALA Mr. and Mrs. corn. Highest market prices paid. Wilkes - Phone Mayfield 376- 34-Babylonian eative, good education, ability to coupe, less than 8,000 mileage, children, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert deity 111111111111111111M111111111111 • P1 3-2924. 1.1 3745. december2lp get along with people. Opportun- Phone like new, solid white, loaded with Neweorne and daughter and Mrs. 37-Exist Thanksgiving 38-Winter HELP WANTED I END YOUR SEARCH FOR A extras. Phone PI 3-5344. d7c Ethel Darnell spent vehicles Bazzell 19-Heast of lovely 3 bedroom briet_teerne. This with Mr. and Mrs. Dewey 61111111M111111111111111:Midill WITH burden home 36" ELECTRIC RANGE and sans. YOU INTERESTED IN 6 room modernized family 40- A rttflclad YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY 00UNTY 'ARE visual light door and pigtail. Price Andrus and language 011111W1111111111111iiii:11M11111 Our with '2 baths anal electric heat is Mr. and Mrs. Donnie naking $75 - $135 weekly? dip 4I-Plague is in a nice $25. Sue at 207 Woodlawn. Children of Owensboro spent 43-Toward the company wW train 3 men. $75 only one year old. It 11111111111MIIIM1111111111111 is situated on Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. sheltered weekly guarantee to start. Qualifi- neighborhood and CLOTHES LINE POLES, 2 TO A aide gga1111111111E2111111111MA Dewey Barren and sons. 43 age 22-46, car, neat ap- an attractive large lot with eft $12.00 set plus tax. Jones -Engines cations, set, Mrs. Donnie Andrus 45-Cuts sewerage. There are many bunt- Mr. and pearanee,- references. For inter- Iron & Metal, Railroad Avenue. spent 47- Memoranda iiiM111111M111111111111111i1 BUSINESS clos- and children of Owensboro 42 view write 608 W. Central, May- in's. The extremely spacious die -Pamphlet Thanksgiving with home folks. 1111111111M1111111111111111it Ky. Phone 247-6013." dl5c ets are an attractive feature. This DOWN field, Mrs. Hershcell Burton borne is located in the Carter and FEEDER STEERS, PUREBRED Mr. and 1-Lower In Nebraska lifilligiii111111111111M111111 JOB AVAILABLE Top quality. Cull P1 3- and daughter of York, rank SECRETARIAL Murray High School district. Herefords. 2-So be it: d7p spent the past week with home about February 1st. 51 day week; A COZY 6 ROOM HOME IN A 4619. 111110111111111111M11111111 Arthur's DIRECTORY average pay; requires very good location. There are 3 folks. better than lams ONE THREE ROOM HOUSE with Mrs. G. L. &Ezell and Tommy 11111111111111E61511111111 typing, bookkeeping, shorthand, bedrooms, a living roorn, kitchen, 4-Latin bath, electrically heated. Located were Saturday aftei-noon callers eonym.ct Ion and excellent ability in English. and large den. The house is well 5-ReIms on Mill1111111111111MINIMINE:iiiii on North 4th Street. Lot 84x107. of Mrs. Ophelia Barbell. Ihstr. by Idiot eatare Syndicate, Inc. Murray resident preferred. Box insulated, has a fine heating sys- 6- Flutters House in good condition. Will fi- Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie Edwards UPPLIES 32,Z, Murray, Ky. dee tem, spacious closets, and can be ADD!NA MAOH I NES OFFICE nance. George Hart. d 1 -5- 7c were Tuesday afternoon callers pureha&ed with only 5500.00 dawn. AND TYPEW FI I TEM of Mr. and Mrs. Hill Adams and 111 Ledger & T PL 3-1918 RENT 1709 FARMER. WE HAVE A very &alas & Servioe FOR family. BIG AUCTION SALE!! fine home which consists of 3 CARD OF THANKS and iger & rime. PL 3-1916 I Thanksgiving guests of Ms. 9th at 10 A.M. S a sums- • bedrooms, living room, dining SATURDAY, DEC. TWO BEDROOM HOUSE, 407 So We wish to extend our apprec- Mrs. Fred Kirkland and Jerry t room, kitchen and den. It has 11a MILES FROM PtTRYEAR, TENNESSEE sopping this llth Street. $50 per month. Avail- iation for the many expressions were Mrs. Tany Kirkland and Mrs. STORES PRINTING electric heat and central air con- DRUG at once. Call Bob Miller, of sympat/iy, the many floral of- Lovie Finney. with 7-room brick home with all modern able This home is situated Approximately 150 acres. d5c ditioning. words of comfort guests of Mrs. Hattie running water. Property will be sold 'Cott Drugs PL 3-2547 Ledger & Timaa .... PL. 3-1918 P1 3-3312. ferings. and the Sunday conveniences. Out buildings, on a large lot, has a double car- Mrs. til day of sale. 'department given to us in the deattteof Maur- Watson and children, Mr. and separately or together. Property open for inspection port, and a large concrete patio. of locust posts, and ice Crass Jr. Torn Glass, Ruby Turner and At- This farm has nice growing timber, thousands -something IN THE CARCER SCHOOL dis- of commercial sand. NSUR A NOE The Family tie and Carlene Lamb. is known to have acres of clay and mountains La Lew gift trict, and close to Murray's new Melug n & BIG AUCTION Itc Reason for sale, owner leaving territory. RENTAL shopping center area, we have a laeli Insurance PL 3-415 TYPEWRITER T. C. Z387 531-2918 Puryear, SALE new 3 bedroom brick home. It is R. 0. Andy Mouser, owner. Phone 247-3141, Tennessee. High Team Game 122 Henry, T•nneasee Dec. 9th, 10 a.m. modern in its entirety. It has a J. W, Hill, auctienwer. Phone nunicate by AND SERVICE Saturday, for details. built-in All Jersey 907 158-1065 )111 to room, LADIES READY TO WEAR See classified page large, ceramic tile bath, a PL 3-1918 Thurman Furn. 855 200-105a etletons ..... PL 3-4623 ..edger & Tango . 4 Tappan range and stately mahog- ken's activi- T. C. 885 166-1031 140 any paneling. Ttin home may be R. 0. High Ind, Series "FARRIS" steps for all ought for less than $14.000.00. G. 588 87-675 WE HAVE A VERY NICE selec- Campbell. L. J. 564 99-663 tion of vacant lots in residential, Hendon, White House Grocery McKee!, B. . 563 93-656 pretty business, and lake lots located in Lotion, High Ind. Game SPECIAL on all Tooth Paste, Face Cream, colors, and all parts of the city and on Ken- Spare Parts League Morris, II. 219 43-262 Shampoo and Deodorants! ure that any tucky Lake, winch art' priced from 12 -4- 61 .8. PRESCOTT 151 Parks, J. 234 25-259 8 JOHN $893 UO up. R. 0. T. C. 361 -of-her-very- Os; G.rrrlght 0Ma 212 44-256 Troco Ms west poonineg by Dodd. Mood 5 and Insurance Co. All Jersey 351 161 Panze..ni, P. by Jobs / Pressiets 1146•Ampt by Is reaturon Oreaketis Tucker Realty FRESH GRADE A -- - 3 DOZ. our thought- 28 24 Top Six 502 Maple, Box 630, PI 3-4342. Rowland Refrigeration EGGS $1 I ' 24 28 Hale, N. 179 ltc Melugin Outboard WIDE SELECTION OF FANCY PaTTERY AND N 173 old man sat on the stony Bank of Murray 111 34 Knight, • be launched in The 168 CHRISTMAS GIFTS! land. Some- 2'7 meaning and cradlcd beneath Thurman Furniture 16 36 Rowland, Tupy CH A PTEE leartti, one hand Oil 1608 W. Main dread, imperative flight, The J. 168 Phillips 66 Gas & pcoplc on LL at once. Jupiter's gray the strike-hound's head. High Team Series Parks, for twent . 165 ano nis voice So the race ran touched a.s a feather Market All Jersey 2547 423-2970 Buchanan, P. A muzzle lifted other Hog ,nd, just call "riffs in anvil the 164 in great oigar chords. minutes, the might upon the floppy ears; Rowland Ref 2334 420-2954 Ross •viccman. went out clanging Federal - State Market News the old round chorus. blow upon whiskered flews: and the Tail swinging, the soft, Service, Tuesday, December 5, tresti the breathing of every dog has tungecl away on Rusty s blow, small bump that - Area he done? No labored blasts of an. 1961. Kentucky Purchase I CA MERE? with the others, now turn- mounts in am head. sign, like cur- on Hug Market Report including 8 SNOWFLA.KE OF WINTER'. 1st allop by full cry at his heels. and their perspiration boy; Sam said. -Easy, ed loose, in and "Easy, buying stations. Receipts Monday challenge. dled igoapsods on harness now; we're AS LVILI1 answer to old friend. Gently, barrows and trouser leg Until. in totaled 322 head. Today those of Shivers bayed hardly hide all here together." of that time, the and gilts 'steady to 25c lower. mile to the rear. one moment the sunlight streaming ah half • away In the In Mixed U.S. No. 1, 2 and 3 barrows voice of Jupiter. salver hairs In the Sam, poised to drive Jock for- down, the 10; W lead, was alchernized from stout gleamed and gilts 180-240 lbs $16.00-16 and turned, snout- old hound's muzzle ward. heard liquid gold, and the the 243-270 lbs. 314.75-15.75; 275-300 bronze into white. And in Sam's beard mg to Alec. shiranicred. Lbz.. $1375 - 15.25; 150-175 Ins. illr tears glifitened. done nearly all I can for No. 2 and 3 saws "He's seen him!" S'am yelled, within Alec, the sight $14.00-15.75. now on. Its up Deep -44•14-4. my part. From back at Alec across clutched at 300-600 lbs $11.75-14.00. Boars all riding!" tossing it and the knowing to Jupe and what we're weights 18.50-11.00. were IUD shoulder. his heart. After that, after they said, half And Alec, straining to hear, "I'll kill him," he , 1/12,• 40. -iry Ends stishmiber- pounding airst. west Denim- the ars oy 4F ;P.041 - .0104#00B_ fitlialreent now to hold his feat on Sandy's choking. • running hounds baying quite to keep pace in Sam's Sam looked up. his face yai trail. with Slavers back. and OH, MISS-- - (--- W1TH SHORTER upon Riist got the sense quite gentle. There rear and wake, had hardly ancient. pack nearing in the him, a kind of FRITZI SAID I DO YOU HAVE ? of Sam's svords before Jupiters was grace upon AUNT STRAPS soon to close on the freshened voice broke on them once again. sublime acceptance. CAN BUY MY PARTY Haan at the old tom s body. a THIS DRESS-- golden triumph now. "That's not why we're here. tor Alec Or. but' not in DRESS BY new Urne began our friend If you times. 'Phis time it warn 43 wild. Primal You'll betray rata or. It wall erer, of him to go. MYSELF roar. do. It's the way for each like the scene in • play of jag----•el It's the way he IlvecL" and each linked to the other It was a stroke wall merged Alec looked away. He the sound and fury sound ill which were scenes by and inside all ice and victory and defeat and searing panting, of the race. a tittle at it heat and deathly fire. Only slowly, Toe country had changed I pain and blood grow of time, did he once more The movement of tii. combat, where awareness again. of sound and of sight_ the Sycamore death was abeent or ignored. aware chase lay toward south he saw a moving turns the image it cast in the In the Wilderness, along the old And mark, near- of hooked claws mark, a constant travelway. maul's eye was be seek- ing: and from the north moved nearer the unsheathed, of long law The trail Desperate'a voice. LI was an east- and teeth alined in finding, heard cliffs and Went along ing timbre, but Alec ivory fangs revealed and not of Jupiter's west line beneath them. Portlier and of time before, asta upward had heard it one than tho.a. where R drinking deep beneath west proclaiming triumph, and be had been found as a cub, they curled lip. now. this tune. knew what It meant to Alec higher tuid Sam did not shout in g by al 0001 seemed as In the south, the mov or turn about. hat rode on, LI-L. ABAIR wilder. became a hound, Shivers' '7- oliftfrom cinnon fire And sive. mark Al--1 MAN DOOTN, MAMMY.. They were two hours Into two hundred DONE. the Side of his swift bluetiek, MAN MOSE'S the dead tuni w nen they-caught who glimpsed -OLE. AN IS BRINGIN' HOME TN' did not need yards away. first sight of Shivers' lace from belund, Sam PRE•DICK-SHUN ,/c, their "Go save your lion,- BACON-NAMELY to be told what had happened hounds behind them. now, asgarran the DOME COME for Sam's cheek 'was said to Alec 11N/- Seen from a ridge In a mo- beyond. and surrender. beard, and he ruins of defeat TRUE!!- ' glimpse, they were a as white as his you, .• mentary "I've done all I can for L-_ KETCH of motion. white and rode transfixed. ,• river five son." liver and Iron gray. Not was Alec surprised I' `la:2E OWNI brown and Alec hesitated. There was far back minutes later when they thun- - pouring down a slope he wished to say. BROTHER into the wild defile and something into a draw. dered la was, but he the old strike-hound He knew what In a space that lasted no ahead saw to earth, the blood felt Inarticulate. more than five seconds they broken down hesitation, back from In the moment of and guile again. But drench of hide flayed were there the bluetick went by them:l ob- All morn- yellow ribs askew 111-,, 41 shat- they had seen them. to their presence, its but livious ing long they d heard thein, tered arch. In the south, -stepped spine, he nose hot-scented them only, and now they'd With stair new, heard tail. another mark came Into lay unmoving. his long sighted them. then a third. . 95 0 a. -lent ever gladsome in Sam's pres- and It made a difference spoke again, still gently. you es. stilled now through Sev- Sam substance to disembodied ence, hurry, son Shiv- . 95 his eyes alone, "You'd best Alec feel the press of ered nerves. And a nun- made on ers himself II be aim, in It was where his valiant twit lay en, 44.• 14 r fte44 arra .$269S pursuit more urgently. when I can, but cr. .40 r err, or.,reser r 1 now softly rite. I'll come 4 led dtaplay, could speak felt by Sam, too, and he here first" sur $2495 love and devotion I must wait . I on faster, still, than be- to Sam of reined them ren- Alec turned then, by Nniburn Van Mores divided on the and of obedience happily Fr100010111Mionee regiliedeso. «....an,•• . $1695 fore, his beard Sandy through the defile, and Al' SLATS he bent low upon dered. he asais cleaving wind, then drove in his beets, for IT GIVES ME THE WILLIES Pl1.45 Tat with flung down AND I HEARD HER, Jock, and his body rocked "Jupe!" And Sam Sam had meant: --••1 7E11107r- P. N on knew what TREETOP, I'M NOT A JUST THINKIN'0' SHARI assault upon the miles. from Jocks back. Skidding the mare TOO, Jock's but though he raised IN GHOSTS THIS OLD HOUSE WITH ssic in the cry changed underfoot, be fell and could I DEN T BELIEVE SKITTERY FEMALE, Far ahead, the rubble to a gallop shortly, she A--- A W.H AT- bellow raising toward the old hound OR GHOUL3, ABBIE. AND MIND YOU, BUT-- ; 111 again. Jupiter. went on not exceed sound Iniscoen; and EVER IT IS .1 from the heaving hands and knees. -.lupe!" --- YET I SAW AND echoes at last on his when the shot calf the ilite .a again, and his voice H'EARCI THAT GIRL IN cliffs. he cried rear a minute later, the report a in true 'YOUR ATTIC LAST is WC "Bedground again!" S was broken. was amplified out of all remained where he was. NIGHT,' •elled back. "Fresh with the Alec proportion by the cliffs, where from back hut wholly re- form niornarg!" on Sandy's it resounded, and in shock av.aiencsa of the clamored with moved from him down onto Sandy - The country believing sent It fact; seeing, but not Slue, the tidings. Both pack took neck, gasping. %kcal bard upon what he saw. - , up, that of Shivers se- I stone Only one clear thought eat! and now the vast roas. hired to kill that I Sauna; in Ills conseawa and rang in cured itaelf the nay," %hi% ers 1 palisades resaunded Rusty's work. Get out of Alec Rusty. This vvas brass, and far ithead, warn. Alec ow We story had done thin rending, It was borne to Rusty. Rusty climax tomorrow. 11, knew, thing. 4 reaches a the URNS'S, crushing tuu Who would understated

flatrAITSITUVC•Ttip.1

1114. -1444 /061 THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY TT'f'T)-1 nrcr‘rrrPs ot living out of them. No paper. Do you know this world is being Gloria Swanson smothered in paper? Well, yes, a newspaper, and maybe a few Kleenex. But no phones, no door- Could Go On bells." Miss Swanson's career before the cameras began in -1913 with Vowtsotip Lecture Tour the silent movies. Now, she has Mrs. J. B. Burkeen — Plaza 3-4947 turned to the newest entertain- Sy GAY PAULEY ment medium of television. Special Programs lapt Women's Editor She will play the role of a silent YbRK — If Gloria •Soeial Calendar NEW movie queen in a guest appear- field By Elm Grove Swansonv ever wantecI4,,,itor.retrae- . . ance Dec. 15 on the ABC network r,53iOn ) a series. Tuesoayt December 5th Cand).- ache is to tsFirti recrs, she could make an elegant The Grace Wyatt Circle of the Lfty cent gift for exchange. living on the lecture circuit. Talks Of C "Good Tidings To All People" • • • • College Presbyterian Church will Miss Swanson proves to be an was the •theme of the programs of an inven- at the church with Mrs. Jack interesting talker on just about "I was the product presented at the meetings held meet . Group III of the CWF of the at 9:30 a m. to bring tion, the movie camera." said Miss at 1:30 o'clock by Belote as hostess Church will meet any subject you want each afternoon • I First Christian career which V V 41 up—from the installment plan to Swanson of her long the Woman's Missionary Society ' at the home of Mrs: Coleman symbol • interior design and "don'ts" in i made her an international ot the Elm Grove Baptist Church The Woman's Society of Chris- alcKeel at 8 p.m. of glamor. "I hay. been acting • dress for the older woman. for the observance of the v.eselt of tian Service of the First MeLho- since I a-as 14 and one-half ... Tale the installment plan. "I prayer for foreign .misaton.s. „dist Church will meet at the and I often wonder what would troup IV of the CWF of the declare," said Miss' Swanson, sit church at 10 a m. have happened if I had arrived in Mrs. Jesse gaberts was hostess First Christian Church will meet there were another 1929 crash for the * • V • Fulton Hollywood 10 years earlier, or 10 Jr., 24, and Donna, 22, proudly at her home on Monday ! at the home of Mrs. Henry the only people who would sur- FOUR CHILDREN IN 10 MONTHS—The WroblesIds, Frank subject, years' later. I du know one thing. in Dayton, Ky, Twins Frank and fnaals program on t he Order at 9:30 a.m. . - vive are the movers. There would- show the four children they have had in 10 months, Murray Assemblai No. 19 • a's • If I had ended up selling ribbon anniversary, Jars. 7, 1961, Then, "Trdingls cf Great Joy", with Mrs. n't be enough yams to take away Frances were born two days before their first wedding of the Rainbow for Girls will hold or being a phone operator, I tams, Alfred Keel in charge of the pro- what people don't own." 10 months later, came another set a its regular meeting at the Ma- Temple Hill Chapter No 511 would have been the BEST rib- gram especially in' sonic Hall at 7 p.m. An initiatran_l Order of the Eastern Star will Or, interior desrgn, bon salesman or phone operator Thehome of Mrs. George Cos- will be load. have a Christmas party including hotels where she stays utt business. around.; 'woman sey was tile seetaeof the Tuesdayi exchange of gifts and a potluck trips. "You can 'tell a PLANE SETS RECORD is a rare breed meeting with Mrs. Maudie Hale at 630 p.m. before the didn't plan the rooms," said Miss Miss Swanson the CWF of the First supper AVAILABLE on "Tid- Group I of Swanson. "Some tell man put all of movie star. She tells her birth- CHIROPRACTIC CARE in charge af the program at the reaular meeting. Christian Church will meet .• those bathroom mirrors so high day—March 27, 1899. "I think all BOSTON tun — An American ings of Peaee.” Evans at home of Mrs. Jewell a woman can't see in them. And this talk about age is foolish," Airlines 707 Aatrojet averaged 693 WITHOUT CHARGE Row- "Tidings To All People" was 220 pm. with Mrs. Claude The Garden Department of the there are no full length mirrors said Mi9S Swanson. "Every time miles an hour Sunday while set- the 'object of the Wednesday pro- land as cohostess. --- Murray Woman's Club will have How are you to know I am one year older, everyone ting a new Commerical flight rec- • • • • anymore. FOR NEEDY CHILDREN gram with Mrs. Jesse Roberts in a luncheon at noon at the club your stocking seams are straight, else is too. In this country, you're ord between San Francisco and charge. The meeting was held at house with Mesdames Guy Bill- hemline even? And w hy measured by how old you are and Roston of four hours and 25 min- Group II of the CWF ..of the your Tues, and Fri. - 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. the church. ington, Robert Wyman. and Ed- aren't the draperies lined to shut, how much money you have. It's utes. The previous record, also First Christian Church will meet hours gar Pride as program chairmen. out light when you want to sleep a sad commentary on our values. set by American was four Mrs. parl Lee opened ti-eirrfe at the home of Mrs. Robert Sing- in HOWARD OAKLEY, D.C. Each one is to bring a $1.25 gift late?" The American man has the idea and 58 minutes, established for the Thursday meeting and was leton at Z-30 pm. on the 2.800- • • for exchange. Hostesses are Mes- Designs Dresses that a woman past a certain age November, 1959. 201 NORTH FIFTH 7534905 also the program leader for the American was, four dames C. C. Farmer. Robert Eth- On "don'ts" in dress for the has no romance left. Silly man, mile-run set by subject. -Tidings of Redemption." Delta Department of the eatablished MURRAY, KY. The erton, Noble Farris, E. S. Fergu- mature. "A sleeve to the mid-arm he doesn't know it's the other hours and 58 minutes. Murray Woman's Club will have hours and 58 miniutes. The Friday meeting was held son. Fred Gingiva-. Bradburn Hale, or ending at the elbow is much way around." its Christmas party at the club at the home of Mrs. Pearl Moore and James Hamilton. younger looking than a long one," 1 thouse at 7:30 pm. Mrs. E. C. • • • • with the concluding progtaan on said the actress who also de- 1 Parker IS the program leader. ta011 -***44104•0~-s4r)YftlsO~MIPIWAPAW1 4-417.V-4 ''They That Publish the Tidings' • • • • . Friday. December a signs for the Puritan Dress Co. and Mrs. Keys Keel as the leader. The North Murray Homemakers "Only the very young, lang-neck- The Jessie Ludwick Circle sat The Lorie Moon Christmas of- Club will have a potluck luncheon ed can wear high-rising neck- the College Presbyterian Church- fering for foreign rmasions was at the home of Mrs. B. J. Hoffman lines. The mature woman looks the feels ... FASTER, COMPLETE.• • wial meet at the home of Mrs. All t..ken each afternoort- at 11 a.m. Each one is to bring a better with a neckline away from Tucker with Mrs. Ada Bessie gift for exchange, the throat. Funny what nature Hubbard as hostess et 12-noon • • ; s does to us...as we get older, our in one writing with a Mom Registeil a a potluck lunch and small necks get shorter and our feet Rev. Henry Mc- Monday. December 11th ,r l fsittrhi exchange. The Alice Waters Circle of the bigger." BIG AUCTION Kenzie will be the speaker. - • • • • WSCS of the First Methodist Ch- Or. her idea 'of heaven. "It The fastest method known for preparing SALE :arch will meet at the home of would have no -suitcases. I'm tired The Golden Circle Sunday Sea- Saturday. Dec. 9th, 10 a.m. Mrs. R. M Miller. N. 17th and multiple.copy records ... on counters. • Mass of the First Baptist See classified page for details. Olive Extended. at 7:30 with Mrs. :nureh. Mrs. E. C. Janes. teacher. Hopper! on trucks ... wherever records are needed! I Mrs. I G C. Asheraft as cohostess. Hrs.,Harold wal meet at the home - of • • • • 1...bm-Irby. 330 North 5th Streets at Hostess For :Ileet The Penny Itrwnemakers Club as Wyjp$61,41114r4 7 Pm - home of Mrs. Harvest Class • • • will meet at the Of ogor- ...'..5,,,j. Richard Armstrang, College Farm • Thursday. December 7th Mrs. Harold Hopper opened her ass a...as -.44F.1.;., Home-i Road. at a.m. - •,, The Town and Country • • • • home on the Lynn Grove Road . , ...... ,..r. at inc SIS Aq 'Iub will meet ,for he first social held by the sr- S. Thu eKentaakte 1Hoommemaa mkersatCluairbe k h16ort.nhe suftreeMrts. sAt . G7:30Wilsonp msuti_.,h 14.1 newly firmed Harvest Sunday meet '.., Sm. School Class of the First Baptist N home of Mrs Frank Parrish. A Kenneth Adam's and John Cavitt Church on Thursday evening at ./1 illUrbCh~lofts exc%h'allngl edbe. served will give the lesson on "Christmas, aWridt-1'l tu a 7:45 o'clock You save time and money by using Vie &crow for Holds up to 100 Ideal for COunfill ^ 60,V•IICCII Ovdrt cop;•1 d.pl,co,• form sets. or rota, use • • • • "Being Thankful For Our Ch- a Moore Rsigister . . . and Moons. Centisleassis December 12 in- • Tuesday. urch" was the theme of the Reg.sfer Forms fot ix-sparing records. The Paris Rudd Homemakers spiring devotion given by Mrs. Club will meet at the tiUme of Charles Reidlinger. Multiple copies prepared in cono 1;10114 I Mrs Elmer Collins a! 10 am...... _1„....46.4 • Mrs Myrtle .1. Wal I is the give you speed . with completsi owdral • teacher of the class and Mrs. Hop- 0P1 every use . . a forgo for per is the president. A Register for . . officers are Mrs. Tip Mil- - t". Other every need. May we demonstrate? ••••• PERSONALS ler: Vice - president; Mrs Evon for fester push button for use suMs THIS YEAR, Kelly. secretary; Mrs. Falay Dunn, rqs:ord 1,•••,ns Coin• IhrtsterS. -in Hut- Mr and Mrs Talmadge Erwin treasurer Mesdames Ors A PORTRAIT Charles GIVE sf Southfield, Mich, were the re- .'n. Robert Eaatridge. Rich- arm- guests of her mother. Mrs. Hale. James Starks. Bethel grsup OFFICE Mary Butterwarth. 1.3 nn Grove ardson. and Stub Wilson. ; R sad. captairsi SUPPLIES • • • • Refreshments were served by Ledger & Times Mrs. East- tkir kfTialtfilf614) __CUL 1r e.d Crawford. It•aum. the hostesses who were Slassen, Mrs. WAIWkWft'OeNtg Massachusetts will spend several ridge, Mrs. Vern.tii- 411.•-WAW:V-4M-1:44~t- mother to hang oa hat w 4~01191b1kOM*4 - • tor days this week with his parents Reidlinger. and Mrs. Hopper. kas..01101S at La desk_ • tor Gad Mr. and Mrs Wade Crawford. • or to carry in La a• vela. away at sehoe/.1 .ansensameim .'"WE • tor 110111111Call SHE'U II A QUEEN — Hope State officials led by Gov, Bert -a love pa." • or it to say' I (siaice (above'. 21-year-old C,irnba recently dedicated nine' New York debutante and Don't be disappointed or awe new airports in Kentucky in one senior at Sarah Lawrence portazt, dos t disappoint th•wi day. The state currently is spend- ' College. will wed the Mahe- malt* your appointment ag•ljtes! ing about Sit million a year in raj K urn a r of Sikkim, • call, or wash., airport eonstructrein and improve- t:ny country in the Hima- !men layas along India's northern border. He is 38 and heir Studio apparent to the Sikkim 'Love's three throne. They met years ago in Darjeeling. In- standpoint of fine craftsmanship. Cadillac craftsman has been working to these high standards for tour From the dia, while she was on a finally, all these skills are with girl friends. enjoys a position unique in the industry. First of all, more than a decade. And —Si' * ENDS TONITE * inspections. A Cadillacs are built in one plant by craftsmen who share checked by more than 1400 separate ARIDA 7•011N5 16311201:0411101•14 SI INK 'f-= WOE *Cal 1,4tf tor vat MI%la t-Mi Edgar Allan Poe's will give skills with no other car.... who know only Cadillac's revelation drive at your authorized dealer AND THE PENDULUM" their -PIT isf Cadillac craftsmanship first hand. In COLOR high standard of quality. Secondly, the average Cadillac you the story with Vincent Price

WED. & THURS.

Imp •

"Tot oast Soy ad BulOva is truly the gift quality watch to her - fer eta the watch you can give with pride, wear with pride. they did to ;le on Sea bon' because it's made with pride. ...nu

5000 teatioet welt. Tio SSA CUPFUL 17 Anwits's Pest ;n- hop fash,to oust' ,Ref 155115, self xx.n0111. ews-to I) ,0 514 tria,•1 Is carried to•ough to • certified w•terproof• , CGIIE.t.vn DIMON BURTLIINCEER perfect awed of coo Owl resistant, Not- U MITI 2 5 layettes the raid el .. . tee 23 Jewels. espeuslon 'end Ofactlet eons Miles see dial, ex- HARM tetCHTS Unet11114, is Rect. plosion brac•Ist. Ot•calet. Sea SO NI 1141/.114 theYOUNG VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED aVile&f/ DEALER SAVAGES 320 W. Broadway Jewelry "DiuMERRILL.kitANNTERS MURRAY MOTOR SALES , MAYFIELD,. Furches 1406 Main St. J.T. HALE tanYektnfisai tag Zitligitianta)PRI SKIM II* VelYtTeillYit Mtfee tag 1111 VW SW •

a