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The Ledger and Times, December 16, 1968

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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]. Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper 14, 19gti The Primary Largest Paid Source of News Circulation In Murray and Both In City Calloway County And In County Y, a 6-5 na and phomo, United Press International In Our 89th Year Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, December 16, I 968 10* Per Copy Vol. LXXX1X No. 297 Calloway Rushing by Dar- Findings Of Beautification md Pete Seen&Heard Fraternity 156 at- Made Public for a 34 Around Buys Beale Committee Are Benton appointed the 12 40 per The findings of the Civic Holmes NaLS, composed of Dr. Murray Home Here Beautification Committee which member board, C. Low- 496w was appointed by Mayor Holmes Harry Sparks, Mrs. C. ry, Mrs. James Rudy Allbrit- 44 59 poem in the Ellis in August, have been made t• received this ten, Mrs. Don Keller, Mr. Max Gritty person who The Alpha Gamma Rho Alum public by Dr. Harry Sparks, mail from a nice MP, Mr. Glenn mon 5, ni Association, Incorporated chairman of the committee. Hurt, Mr. Joe Dick, apparently has a deep compas- L. Cooper, Mr tz 2. purchased the Elrnus Beak Doran, Mr. R. sion. As she says, it is the work, complete report of the George hing 23, estate on the Mayfield Highway The Robert Moyer, Mrs. of an amateur, but the feeling which is addressed ianeline near Murray today (Dec. 13). committee (Continued on Page Six) expressed is good and she does owners, resi- er. to the property it in a nice wey. The estate, which consists of dents, students, public officials two buildings and 5 and 3-10 Aid and "all other civic minded 'The Dove of Peace has lost its acres, will be used by the Mur- citizens", is being printed for School Of 5 tail ray State University chapter of Max Russell the interest of Ledger and gAt the very best 'twas kind of Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity Times readers. frail. The two-story brick house, NI "A resolution was peened by It tried to fly across the neutral includes a full attic and Fine Arts Is which i ax Russell the Murray city council on Au- zone will house approxi- basement, gust 9, requesting the Mayor With hopeful heart that it could members of the frit- mately 30 off• to appoint a Civic Beautifica- find a home. according to Arlie Scott, Recommended leer n tion Board to implement a posi- But do you know what one of member of the MSU agricul- a tive program of beautification those Commies did? department and one of the ture of the city. Promptly, Mayor Acknowledging the "great tra- Knocked off its tail feathers, two advisors of the fraternity. Student dition in art, drama and music" when he fired at his head. "The new house will give u: Org at Murray State University, Gs With rudder gone, it wobbled a lot more room than our old President Harry M. Sparks saic south, fraternity house," said Scott Russell, son of Mr. and GUI Max today he will recommend to the ft•Vith the olive branch still in He added that the fraternity Eugene Russell of Route Three Injured Mrs. board of regents that a School its mouth. members plan to move into the Murray, was elected vice- N. L. - Five, of Fine Arts be established. , As the marksman's laughte: new house over the Christmas the Murray State 484 president of Before turning the first spade ran in its ears, vacation. Student Organizat- 104 19% CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR NEW HOUSE — Dr. Harry Sparks, president of Mur- University In Accident of earth at groundbreaking It lit on the shoulder of a Thursday. 10 20 ray State University (third from Hods) congratulates Ray Wells, president of Alpha Gamma The present AGR house, lo- ion last ceremonies for the six-story ad- woman of years. unopposed in the 17 23 Rho fraternity on the purchase of their new fraternity house. From left to right: Bourke cated on 113 North 14th Street Russell ran dition to the Price Doyle Fine And, with its wing, it brushed fill the vacancy of 12 28 Monti*, Bardwell, former AGR president and current alumni chairman; E. B. Hovrton, chair- in Murray, was purchased in election to On Saturday Arts Building, he said the pro- away Tanner of Benton, who re- 12 28 man of the MSU agriculture department and president of the AGR Alumni Corporation that 1960. Mrs. Gloria Dennis, who Bob ject represents another mile- Tear:, shed for the son,i who earlier in the 35 bought the house seen In the background; Wells, • senior from Sturgis; Dr. Sparks; Arlie has been the AGR housemother signed the post over-all construct- had died that day." stone in an :1 39 Scott and BM Cherry, both members of MSU agricuitur• faculty and advisors to the Mur- since this September, will con- semester. ion program to provide students junior majoring in English .2 48 ray AGR chapter. untie to serve in that position A Three persons were injured and faculty with the most mod- :Very nice, thank you man. minors in French and mil- ,2 48 at the new house. with in a two vehicle collision Sat- ern and up-to-date buildings science, Russell is a mem- itary urday at 1:10 p.m. at the inter- and equipment. NHC Made our semi-annual visit to Pi Kappa Alpha social The fraternity also plans to ber of section of Johnson Boulevard "It is another progressive 1025 the dentist on Friday and got Tigers Play Second fraternity and was recently have three meals a day served and Sunny Lane, according to step in strengthening the fine 999 the good word, no cavities. Students To County Man elected social chairman of the Home Game Tues. a! the new house for the mem- the report filed by the investi- arts program at Murray State 969 fraternity. bers as soon as the facilities gating officers of the Murray so that it will continue to rank WHC If we ever wake up some morr ' has served as sophomore sr ready. He Police Department. among the finest in the nat- 2888 ing feeling like that fellow on of the Student Be Presented The Murray High School Tig Passes Away rapresentative ions," Dr. Sparks added. 2885 TV who took a sleeping pill, it and this year was era will play their second home Scott is also the gecreteei- Organization Injured were Earl Ray Tab- Construction will begin im- 2838 will be quite an event. game tomorrow night against treasurer of the Alumni Assoc- junior representative and con- WHC Charlie Bennett of Almo era, 810 Sunny Lane, Steve Al- mediately on the project, which the Benton Indians. Game time iation Corporation that will cert chairman. At PTA Meet Route One succumbed Satur- len Weatherford, Route One, is expected to take about two Vie wakes up, throws back the for the B-Team game will be rent the house to the fraternity. January 9 there will be en day at 4:35 p. m. at the Mur- Almo, and Anthony Cassity, years to complete. 227 covers, smiles at a sunny world, 6:45 with the Varsity game fol- Other officers of the corpora- election to select a student to ray-Calloway County Hospital 1864 College Terrace. Presiding at the ceremonies _ 222 stretches, and has the general The Murray High School Par- lowing immediately bon are E. B. Howton and Ro- serve the remainder of Rus- WHC was 85 years of age and was Dr. Thomas B. Hogancamp, appearance of "what a wonder- ent-Teachers Association will He bert L. Hendon, both member sell's term as junior representa- followed an extend- The three were treated at the vice president for administra- _ 610 ful day this is and how good I present the vocal students of his death of the MSU agriculture faculty Benton has been an up and tive. emergency room of the Murray- tive affairs at MSU. Among 606 feel". Mrs. John Bowker in their beu- ed illness. flowton is president and Hen- _ 604 down ball club so far this year Mr. Bennett was preceded in Calloway County Hospital and those who spoke briefly were tiful and inspiring Christmas don serves as vice president. GUEST SPEAKER and the Tigers' forward, Alan his wife, Mrs. Dora released. Hospital officials said Ralph•H. Woods, president od Our alarm clock goes off and music program tonight at the death by Rev: Max D. Sledd of Murray, Dr. Hadapeth is suffering from a in 1951. Ile was born Tabers and Weatherford had and Dr. Walter E. 2-7 we feel so aleepy that we let meeting in the school atei•rer- Bennett, lpha Rhe wee form foreign missionary to Nigeria emeritus, knee injury. Coach Bob 'loon Apru 2, 1883, and his parents contusions and Cassity had a dean of the School 3-10 the dern thing run down to a iorn at 7:30 o'clock. ed as a colony in 1958 at Murray on furlough, was the guest Blackburn, feels the Tigers will have a good were the late John and Margar- muscular strain. and Sciences. 2-"L P-TA President, Bro. Aude State and was installed as a speaker at the First Baptist of Arts • (Continued on Page Six) chance against Benton. et Tibbs Bennett. He was a were mem- McKee urges the public to at- chapter of the national social Church, Calvert City, on Also recognized the Hickory Grove Sun- Weatherford, driving a 1985 3-10 tend this program and join with member of fraternity last May. day. bers of the board of regents, 5-10 the students in "Songs of Church of Christ and a retired Ford % ton truck owned byefine arts faculty members, and The Murray coach felt the Harold Griggs, ran a stop sign' 5-10 Concert Is Christmas." team played respectfully again- farmer. representatives of both the gen- in front of the 1965 Buick four 2-5-7 Mrs. Bowker will present 104 st Paducah Tilghman Survivors are two daughters, Golden Anniversary eral contractor, Allen and O'- other than door hardtop driven by Tabers, 3-1 students in three groups, the in the free throw attempts and Mrs. George Long of Hardin Hara of Memphis, and the archi- according to the police report. _ 3-10 Planned Here Junior High Girls' Chorus, the in committing fouls. The Tigers and Mrs. Clarence Mohler of tectural firm, Lee Potter Smith Senior High Girls' and Almo Route one; one son, Nor- Weatherford was a passenger in Paducah. iges Chorus had 31 fouls to Tilghman's 15. and Associates of the Mixed Chorus. man Bennett of Almo Route one of the vehicles and 156 Coach Toon was well pleased Mechanical, electrical Narrators for the One, one sister, Miss Daisy Ben- on 154 The annual Children's Con- performance with the Murray guards, Albert general construction work will be Susan nett of Hardin; six grandchil- The police report said that a 15L ceit for all city and county ele Hainsworth and Scott and Pat Lamb, and he the project were bid at a total Kathy Koenen. Judy dren. Dwain Bennett, Charles Philco stereo owned by Masco 1541 mentary students will be held at Adams is hopes some of the other team of $4,588,433. A federal grant accompanist. Miss Bennett, Mrs. Jack Glover, Mrs. Department Store was on the 153 *the Murray State University au- Maribeth members will show the same de- and a loan totaling nearly $2.5 Kaegi is the Shirley Tucker, -Mrs. Pete Wil- rear end of the Ford truck and 150 ditorium on Wednesday, Decem- student teacher termination these two boys have million were authorized for Solos will be sung loughby, and Mrs Dan Wyatt; was knocked off on to t h e 148 ber 18, at 9:30 a. m by Nancy to win. construction. Spann, fourteen great grandchildren. the 142 Featured on the program will Wanda McNabb, Darry• street when collision oc- To be located on a site ad- el Funeral services were held 139 be the University A Capella Paschall, Donna Boyd and See the Tigers in action to- curred. jacent to the fine arts building, the Ninth today at two p. m. at the chapel 139 Choir, directed by Professor Ro- Grade'Girls' Trio. morrow night against Benton. the addition will include 116,- of the Max H. Churchill Funeral Damage to -the Tabers car 137 bert Baar 000 square feet of classroom Home with Bro. Bobby Joe Sims was on the front end and to the Secretary These concerts are sponsored and office space. Actually the and Bro. Lake Riley officiating. Weatherford truck on the left by the Music Department of the height of a normal 11-story Pallbearers were Charles and side. Murray Woman's Club. Mrs. Da- Apollo Astronauts Ready building, it will house facilities Dwain Bennett, Bobby Mohler, • vid Gowans, is concert chair- theatre and drama, art, mu- Stevie Bennett, Mike Wyatt, for — The man and is assisted by Mrs. W. Saturday night at 11:55 p.m sic, and radio-television. • Joe Dick and Phil Starks. 20-game J. Pitman and Mrs. To Blast Off On Saturday the 21st wreck report for the The fine arts program is now s Interment was in the Murray during of the Music Department. month of December in the city the School of Arts Borowy, Cemetery with the arrange- included in of Murray was filed by the Sciences, one of the five mes with By AL ROSSITER JR. for launch Saturday on man's ments by the Max H. Churchill and Murray Police Department. No university. o In the Christmas Party Is UPI Space Writer most daring spaceflight — a Funeral Home. schools at the injuries were reported. 11 with Held By Sociology CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) — Christmas journey around the the Na- Club For Children The three Apollo 8 astronauts moon. sought medical clearance today Frank Borman, 40, James Mnor Accident Is Cars involved .were a 1968 University School Lovell, 40, and William Anders, Chevrolet Camero two door Club it Mur- Givi Books, Honor The Sociology 35, were expected to emerge Reported Sunday hardtop driven by Ronnie Lane University sponsored Two Persons Are ray State from the morning-long series of Morris of Murray Route Three, Garrett Beshear Thursday for fa Christmas party Treated, Hospital Kentucky State Trooper Tom and a 1966 Chevrolet two door previleged children (Continued on Page Six) the under Adams investigated a minor traf- hardtop driven by Rodney Max Students of Murray Univer- County. of Calloway Mary Greenup of Route Three fic accident nine miles eiug of Maskew of Hart Hall, Murray sity School have given eight show, story telling, A puppet Paducah, age 49, was admitted Brother Of Local Murray on Highway 94 on Sun- State University. new books to the Library of singing were feat- and choral to the Murray-Calloway Count day. No other details were ob- the First Christian Church in program. Articles Persons Succumbs ures of the Hospital on Sunday tained. honor of the late Garrett Besh- donated by Big K, Ryan Police said Morris was pull- were The patient is listed in fan A. G. Windsor, brother of V. Guy Turner and Charles Ste- ear who was a teacher at the Company, Library, and Mr. and Mrs. 011ie Workman ing into a parking space in the Milk condition this morning Report: E. Windsor and Mrs Essle phenson of the Kentucky State school before his untimely Bakery. parking lot of Tom's Pizza Pa- Outland are she was injured in an auto- Brown of Murray. passed away Police were on duty over the death in July of this year. This year's officers are Ron- lace on North 12th Street, and mobile accident, but the City Friday at 8:30 p in at Halls weekend for the usual patrol of Mr. and Mrs. 011ie Workman (Sue) Vinson ot Hazel Route The books are part of the Bisig of Louisville, presi- Maskew was backing out of a ald Police, County Sheriff, and State Memoral Hospital, Fulton. the traffic. Some traffic tickets Murray Route One will cele- One, Mrs. Joe (Jo) Dortch of "Vouth Forum" series for young Deborah Galloway, Mur- of parking space when the collis- 4dent; Police said they did not inves deceased was a were issued by the patrolmen. their golden wedding an- Murray, Clayton Workman of ,people and the titles are as fol. -president; Jane Hill, The retired brate ion occurred. ray, rice tigate the accident grocer with an open house Southgate, Mich., and Samuel lows: secretary; D a n South Fulton and had niversary L,ouisyWe, Another person, Elda Paris. area for their son-in-law Workman of Hazel. "Youth Asks What's Life treasurer. lived in that the last at the home of Damage to the Morris car was Evans, Louisville, Route Three, Paducah, age 21, Austin PTA Plans and Mrs. Grandchildren of the couple For" by D. T. Niles. pro- 40 years. He was a native of and daughter, Mr. on the left door and to the W. A. Smith, sociology was treated for abrasions and are Mrs Wayne (Patty) Ezell, "Youth Asks Why Bother Calloway County. For Meet Tonight Joe Dortch, 906 South 16th Maskew car on the right front fessor, is the club advisor. contusions yesterday at 4-45 at Mrs Dennis (Judy) Noll, Ron- About God?" by Alvin Rog- Windsor, age 76, is survived Street, Murray. fender. the local hospital. This was re. by his wife, Mrs. Myrtle Jamer- The Austin School Parent- The special event will be nie Workman, Dorinda, Steve, ness. Do It Your- portedly from a car accident son Windsor, a son, James Ed- Teacher Association will join held Sunday, December 22, be- and Belinda Hopkins, Danny "Youth Considers Marty. ward Windsor of Paducah, his with Murray High PTA in cele- tween the hours of two and and David Eturkeen, Pam self Religion" by Martin WEATHER REPORT Rev. Earl Warlord Doubt brother and his sister. brating the Christmas season four p.m. All relatives and hi- Dortch, Vicki Workman, and "Youth Considers And 1 I Wont WINDOWS BROKEN Ualtod Prima Waal Funeral services were held by hearing the Choral Groups of ends are invited to attend. Beth Vinson. Is Guest Minister Frustration" by Paul Holmer. Sunday at 1.30 p.m. at the High School tonight Mr. and Mrs. Workman were Three great grandchildren Jo "Youth Considers Marriage" Jones Cleaners, North 5th Murray by United rrees International Hornbeak Funeral Home, Ful- (Monday) at 7:30 p.m. married December 22, 1918, at Ann and Bobby Fzell, and Deb- Rev. Earl Warford, superin- by David Mace. Street, reported to the Murray "Youth Parents As Clear to pertly cloudy today. ton, with Rev. Charles Jobe Mrs. John Bowker, director Murray by Rev. E. S. Hicks, bie Noll. tendent of missions of the Considers Police Department this morn- Miller. High upper 20s northeast to officiating. of choral music at Murray High minister of the North Pleasant Blood River Baptist Associat- People" by Reedolph clou- ing about eight o'clock that "Youth Personal mid 30s southwest. Partly Interment was in the South School, is directing the Christ- Grove Cumberland Presbyter- ion, was the guest minister at Coffsiders Tues- some windows on the back of Santa Claus To Howe. dy to cloudy tonight and Pleasant Grove Cemetery in Cal- mas program. ian Church. Their attendants both the morning and evening Moods" by Reuel teens the building had been broken. Sex" b y day Low tonight upper loway County. Mrs. A. B. Crass, president of were Miss Jennie Marshall and Visit The Library services at the First Baptist "Youth Considers little Police said the biulding was east to 20s elsewhere A the Austin PTA, urges all mem- Jewel Sheridan. Church on Sunday. William Hulme chance evidently not entered. warmer Tuesday with • bers of the PTA to attend this Mrs. Workman is the former Santa Claus will be at the The superintendent was PUBLIC DRUNK of light rein west. delightful presentation by the Susie Marshall, daughter of the Murray-Calloway County Lib- speaking in the absence of the Film Strips Will Send Christmas youth of the community. late Jack and Sammie Marshall. rary on Tuesday and Thursday church pastor, Dr. H. C. Chiles, t, FIVE-CIAY FORECAST Calloway County Sheriff Fan- Mr. Workman, a retired farm- afternoons of this week. who is ill at his home on Elm Be At Story Hour LOI_TISVTILF KY (UPI) — Card To Service nie Stubblefield and her de- er, is the son of the late J. N. Santa made his first appear- Street. GUEST MINISTER The five-day Kentucky weather Men From Calloway puties, Carlton Morgan and and Betty Workman. ance at the library on Saturday. Soloist for the morning and Story' Hour will be held at outlook, Tuesday through Satur- Gene Parker, reported today The Workmans have seven He will be there again Tuesday evening services was Dr. Eula the Murray-Calloway County the day. SP4 Ray L. Hill they arrested one person for Rev. Richard Miller of children who are Mrs Garnett and Thursday from three t o McCain. Library on Wednesday, Decem- at Temperatures will average US 53906644 public drunkenness who w a a United Campus Ministry (Marelle) Loafman of Murray four p.m. Dr. Chiles was also ill on ber 18, from three to four p m. near the normal 41-50 highs and Co. C 2nd Bn. placed in the county jail in the Murray State University was Route One, Mrs. Oran (Doris) Mrs. Ben Trevathan, librar- Sunday, December 8, and Rev Christmas film strips will be 24-32 lows. 5th Cav 1st Cav. Div. custody of Jailer, Huel Jones. the guest minister at the First Hopkins of Lincoln Park, Mich, ian, said Santa will welcome R. A. Stinker, retired Baptist shown during this special pro- Precipitation will total near APO San Francisco, The regular patrolling of the Christan Church, Fulton, at the Mrs. J. W. (Roxie) Burkeen of visits from all children at these minister, was the speaker at gram for children, ages four an inch as rain about midweek. California 96490 county deputies continued. 11 am. service on Sunday Nashville, Tenn., Mrs. Willie hours this week. the services that day. and up 4 IA •

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PAGE TWO THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY MONDAY DECEMBER. 16. l98 PAGE THRE THE LEDGER & TIMES High Court PIJELISKID by LIDGKE & TIKES runiasartio COMPANY. George Rides High and Mighty Coreobdation Kennedy of the Murray Ledger. The Calloway Ttmea. anti •Vancil The Times-Herald. October 20, 1929., and the Wast Kentuckian. Refuses To "Lntairy 1, 1942 Iv ARCHERS HE N. 41k Street. Murray. Kentucky 424/71 Centro!! Preaa Association Correspondent JAMES C. WILLIAMS Block PUBLISHER Trial HOLLY Bowlir WOOD--It's rare ,t, hen We reserve the right to reject any Advertng. Letters to the Editor, success does NOT affect an NASkIVILLE or Public Voice items which, in our opinion, are not for the beat actor---or anyone else, for Ey ANN WOGO bill baakerhali toterea of our Maar& that matter, but fame and a big WASHINGTON Ste — The Su- fortune have come to big /per says the NATIONAL ftEPRIELENTATIVES. WALLACE WITMER CO. 1509 preme Court hes refund to George Kennedy and left him 'tense may fi Madiaon Ave.. Memphis. Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., New York. N.Y., block the Louna biel of New the same. around. Stephenson Bldg., Detroit, Mich Orleans boanamaen Clay L. The tall man is still the same The CO= genial, Entered at the Poet Office, Murray, Kentucky, Shaw on &areas of conspiring modest guy he was be- their Southea for transmission es fore he Second Clam Matter in the asaassiestioo of President won an Oscar last April. season with a John F. Kennedy. And he's still impressed by stubborn !dial IPUESCRIPTION RATES By Carrier In Murray. per week 25c, per Without comment, the court movie stars'. When he made urday night, month $1.10 In Alloway "The and adjoining counties, per year, $5.50; issued a brief order affirming a Boston Strangler," he first tune in I Zonis 1 & A 0.00, Eivevadere stood $11.00 All service subscriptions $AM lower court decon which re- in awe of Hank Fonda, bee held its oi and -The "The OulateashIng Clete jected a move by Shaw to stop Good Guys and Bad 94 points. Asset el a CesaniunIty le the Guys" had belegray et Its the prosecution. him admiring Bob Vanderbilt Newspaper" Mitchum. The action clears the way for reen tonight. However, George admits Jim Garrison, New Orleans its- his MONDAY DECEMBER circumstances have changed — 16, 1968 tract attorney, to proceed with considerably. "It's a very fat the trial of the 55-year-old re- time for me land my Torn Land tired businessman. agent)," It does not he laughed. and I have to say football coach Quotes From The News close the door to possible fur- we love it." las Cowboys, I ther appeals • • B• UNITED P1LESE DfTESNATIONAL to the Supreme • 4 lot in World Court by Shaw after the trial. WELL, he should. After years • In his appeal for an injunc- of playing the mean guys you'd Recognize the guy on the left' Al Shermai NEW YORK — Israeli Defense banister Moshe Day- tion to bar the trial. Shaw con- love to take a sock at--if you It's George Kttnnedy, mode up New York Foc an, agreeing with President-elect Richard M. Nixon's tended that Garrison was using were tall enough and he was for a role. At right is Gestapo a 1942 Cum Middle East ernisary, William Scrantim, that him "as a pawn and securely bound—Kennedy is the United a patsy now Kennedy as h• looks todayw erom Brooklyr States should strengthen its relations with Arab coun- in a bad faith prosecution aim- a major star and producers think about tries ed solely at "securing a judi- him for leading for the film (but lost out to Marvin since "Cat Ballott" - Virginia Var cial forum for New Bible Translation roles. He now can take his Rod Steiger). he hasn't stopped getting offers his attacks on Is woman ever t "I personally would like to see more influence of the choice from hero the Warren report." -to-heavy. And Now, Kennedy has again in the six-figure bracket since en's Amateur United States in Arab countries and less by the Soviet upcoming, maybe a The report issued by a spec- lover boy, changed appearance somewhat, his Oscar years running Union." ial we kidded him. And we believe but in a similar-type change of "This is a whole new world. commission headed by Chief Difficult Job For Scholars • he blushed! • character. He plays a once-no- hard to believe," Kennedy ad- Justice Earl Warren held that Paul Brown It all happened to George On torious outlaw who goes over mits. I love it and I love CHICAGO — Dr. Donald Hackman a Chicago dent- Lee Harvey Oswald had acted to "But the night of April 10 when Pat- the side of the law, a bad guy the idea of being wanted anti gals is now 1 ist, telling why he dons a surgical mask before working alone in assassinating Kennedy WHEATON, ILL, (Special) mankind today. - ty Duke opened that envelope turned good guy. 1 meeting the kind of people who of football col on patients in Dallas on Nov 2Z Except for their Listen in on a discussion of a 1963. modern clothing naming him the winner of -Best The action for new roles are doing the asking." • Shaw was indicted by a and the short passage, John 7:33-35, "As far as the flu goes, I'm a virgin and I have no grand air-conditioning in the as Actor in a Supporting Role" in started for George as soon as • • • e Supreme Co jury on March intention of catching it." 22, 1967, on a room, the men might have been an example. The King James the Academy Awards ceremony he was nominated for "Luke"— THE post-Oscar roles include. White won charge of conspiring with Os- straight out of the early 17th Version reads. at Santa Monica Civic Audi- before he was even declared a In addition to "Good Guys and, at the U ward, David W. Ferris and un- century, "Then said Jesus unto them, torium. winner. He still recalls the en- Bad Guys," "Boston Strangler,'" • redo as a to WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Clark M. Clif- • named others to assassinate They sat, with coats off and 'Yet a little while am I with you • • tire period of his life in utter "Guns of the Magnificent Sev- and baseball ford, urging South and North Vietnamese to quit squab- Kennedy. Oswald wee slain by shirt sleeves rolled up, around and then I go unto him that sent "I WON'T say I was nervous." amazement en" and "Gaily Gaily." • bling over procedural questions at the Paris peace talks Jack Ruby two said • • • days after the a square table piled high with me, Ye shall seek me, and shall George, "but when Patty Outside the fact he's been John Relic) and get down to serious negotiations: assassination and said the magic words, I Ferrie died venerable books. And like their not find me: and where I am, "SUDDENLY I was getting bouncing from one set to an- APL Raiders, "Each day and each week that they delay, more men shortly after the slammed my right hand on my offers to STAR in pictures I other, life remained about grand jury distinguished predecessors who thither ye cannot come.' has lege bowl gam, are dying on the battlefield of Vietnam." action. Shaw pleaded thigh so hard the bruise didn't couldn't even have gotten a the same for the big guy who South innocent worked in similar fashion at the "Then said the Jews among for the Unive to the charge. heal for weeks." And, we might small role in before the nomi- saw combat as an infantryman behest of England's themselves, Whither will he go, 1945-48. King James, add, that when. George bear- nation," he claims modestly. In World War II and then SAIGON — A U.S. government spokesman, explain- that • they were translating ancient Sc- we shall not find him? Will hugged us as we greeted him in "After I won, it was incredi- stayed in the Army for ing the purpose ev • The images of repatriating seven captured North ripture into modern English. he go unto the dispersed among the wings of the theater as he ble! I was getting scripts, books, years. He still lives in the same game ever pla! Vietnamese sailors turned loose in the Gulf of Tonkin ALMANAC They were seven scholars who the Gentiles and teach the Gen- came offstage with the statue, phone calls the works. It was house overlooking the San Fer- ing battle wo in a small boat: had gathered in a dormitory tiles?" we, too, felt bruised for weeks!' the next day, as a matter of fact, nando Valley. of Red Sox ove WBA Wheaton College Dr. Goddard : "The proposed The Oscar, you recall, was that the arrangements were -The big change," George ad- "It intended as an action of good will that by United Press International to work togeth- Dodgers in IS for "Cool Hand Luke" in which made for me to star in would hopefully lead to release of U.S. prisoners held Today is Monday, Dec. 16, the or for two weeks, Their aim; to translation for verse 35 is:'Whe- this pic- mits, is "I don't worry about he played "Dragline," the brutal ture which started almost the next job by Hanoi." 351st day of 1968 with 15 to hone and polish a sizable segment re does this man intend to go that any more." convict who changed character eight months later." (We point- He's Jim Browr follow of the Gospel of John so that its we will not find him? Will he go another actor who has completely to, finally, be ed out to George that the same kicked the "Oscar jinx" right touchdowns, The moon is between its last timeless words might speak mo- out to where our people live as in Paul Newman, also nominated good fortune has followed Lee the pants. during his nit ,quarter and new phase. re effectively to 20th century refugees among the Greeks and Cleveland Bro The morning stars are Jupi- man; better yet, to 20th-century there teach the Greeks?" Bible Thoughtfor Today • ter and Mars. young people. fa Earle Sande Dr. Barker: "People today un- The evening stars are Saturn The scholars made up one of ey, rode his Fear thou not; for I am with thee; be not dismayed; logical Seminary, Fort Worth lators prayerfully trusted God to NOW and Venus. the committees at work on the derstand 'refugees'. It may be YOU KNOW New Orleans, for I am thy God: I will strengthen thee; yea, Texas, bring His Word into the common by United Press I will On this day in history: new translation sponsored by the better than 'the dispersed' or International ana Tourist ( help thee. —Isaiah 41:18. Professor Stek said his cornm- language of the people. We can The real name of In 1773, the Boston Tea Par- New York Bible Society. It is an 'diaspora', but does 'refugees' Harry Hou- • ittee's initial work this year is to surely say that of ourselves." dini, the magician famous For the child of God helplessness is counteracted by ty took place. American pat- eight-year undertaking just now really fit? The Jews who were for UCLA Dire, lay down policies to be followed The sponsoring organization, his sensational escapes, divinely supplied strength and help. riots, dressed like Indians, getting under way. It is expected living among the Gentiles, or was J. D. Morel in translating the Old Testament. the New York Bible Society, is Ehrich Weiss. boarded a British vessel in Boa- eyentuallyete eagige the Greeks, were riot really refugees Bruin tennis efforts He added: One of the oldest Bible Societies ton Harbor and threw .$41 , of more ilitn l2Lle scholIrs in our understanding of the word. NCAA champi "We will not attempt to resol- In the world. It was organized chests of tee overboard to pro- l•plus tinurnbered advisors They lived there by choice." Abraham Lincoln was the and ve problems of theological inter- in December, 1809, and antedates consultants. Dr. Longenecker: "How about first president to wear a beard,7 University Ten Years Ago Today test tuati°11. pretation. The views of the var- the American Bible Society by • • • I 1635 ro rt loss The men at Wheaton were con- 'to where our peoplelive scatter- &forma track a LEDGES• TIMIS YHA ious communions should have no seven years. Its president is The smallest state capital placed at S20-million when a cerned primarily with the New ed among the Greeks and there if era have wo effect on the faithful translation. John J. Kubach and its Executive the United States is Carson Olympic fire broke out in New York Testament. They were: Dr. Rich- teach the Greeks?'" titles Samuel CI. Bell has received his M. D degree from City It was so bad Our task is to make our work as Director, the Reverend Youngve City, Nev. a fire that ard Longenecker of Trisity Evan- With an informal vote, the com- • • • the University of Tennessee Medical School in Memphis, Philadelphia firemen were call- mittee agreed on this rendering close to the original as we can R. Kindber g Bruce Got gelical Divinity School, Deerfie- The National Safety Council Tenn., and will interne .at the John Gaston Hospital in ed to assist. of the verse. get in modern language and leave for the Los Id, Illinois; Drs. Glen W. Barker, says every three seconds some- Memphis. He the In 1944, the Germans launch- Some verses trouble the schol- the interpretation up to the teach- booted 28 fi. is son of Rev. and Mrs. George W. Bell.; J. Ramsey Michaels and Burton one will be injured in an, ac- ed their last great World War ers in the various denominations, 1966 to set ti Deaths reported today are J L. "Jake" Bean, age 87,1 L. Goddard of Gordon Divinity ars deeply. Indeed the same ver- cident; every thus serving all Ingenious Collector five minutes and II attack with the Battle of the ses have bothered Bible students groups." Miss Bell Enoch, age 85. School, Wenham, Massachusetts; MONTEVIDEO, U r u g.0 a y someone will die from one. ellge in Belgium. down through the ages. John 8:38 Dr. Earl S. Kalland said the • • • Walter Als Dr. Harry Sparks, head of the Murray State College - Dr. Clarence Hale of Wheat (UPII—Eduardo de Leon Fer- In 196.5, some 15,000 persons was such verse. scholars working on the project the Los Ange Education Department, spoke on -The World of Educa- College; Dr. S. Lewis Johnson, a In the King reira. 31, had an ingenious The bobwhite quail thrives in were feared dead when a cyc- "make up a wider representation small, A1954. is the tion" Jr. of Dallas Theological Sem- James Version, it reads: method of collecting weapons. cultivated areas, weed* at a recent meeting of the Alpha Department of lone hit Pakistan. of church communions than ever UhlaJor league inary, Dallas, Texas; Dr. Homer "I speak that which I have seen He would enter a bar, an- fence borders and hedgerows the Murray Woman's Club. • A thought for before attempted in the history • • the day — A. Kent, Jr., Grace Theological with my Father: and ye do that nounce he was a policeman and Mr. and Mrs Ebert Anderson will celebrate their Henry of the church." then Immigration into California Louis Mencken said: Seminary, Winona Lake, Indiana; which ye have seen with your confiscate any knives or golden wedding anniversary at their home on Murray The New and Old Testament guns found on the patrons. has averaged about 1,000 per- "Injustice is relatively easy to and Dr. Edwin H. Palmer, Exec- father," Route ne on December 21 Committees are actually the sec- Weapons made of gold or silver sons day almost every year beat, what stings is justice." utive Secretary of the Committee The words are those of Jesus ond stage in a complex system especially delighted him. His since 1950 Lovi! to the crowd. The ancient Greek on Bible Translation, a 15-mem- racket ended • • • text left 'your father' open to set up by the overall Committee when he tried to ber group which will oversee the confiscate the The metropoli- atURFR.E.V Robertson's quite opposite on Bible Translation to insure weapon of a real Record entire pro)ect. meanings. It could plainclothes tan area includes more than —Louisiana maximum consultation and anal- policeman DES MOINES (UPI)—Oscar either mean God or Satan. The 80 separate incorporated Terry Brads' • cities 20 Years Ago Today Robertson. now with the Cin- Like the other scholars who King James translators took it to ysis. • • • • • touchdown Is !ADGER •TOW ME cinnati Royals of the National will work on the translation, they mean the latter and left 'father' The birthstone for September The spine-tailed swift *aerial displa) Initial translations are done hae Basketball Association, holds are men who have a "high view of un capitali zed. is the sapphire been timed at flying speeds up- more 'cores the college scoring record for Scripture", by five-man teams, each charged Heavy rains swelled rivers and streams in this area believing that the Dr. Johnson: "It is very easy wards of 200 miles an hour. downed Akre Veterans Memorial Auditorium Bible is God's Word and given with handling portions of Scrip- Rio on December 14 and 15 with what is thought to be a to to infer that our Lord meant that Grantland In Des Moines. man by lure. When the work is at its record rainfall of 3.10 inches. the inspiration of the their 'father' was Satan since Only some Robertson scored 40 points Holy height, some twenty of these Mr. Spirit. The translation shall later on he was saying it more College ed sub-free: and Mrs. T. 0. Turner of Murray and Mr. and for the University of Cincin- teams will producing tentative Cleaners be designed to communicate the plainly." be 'staff winds i Mrs. A. J. "Stine" Burkeen of Dexter Route One will nati in a game against Drake translations. 1411 Olive Blvd. truth of God's revelation as eff- Dr. Longenecker: "This is ab- snowfall as ' celebrate their 56th wedding anniversary In January. 1959. New and Old Testament Comm- — FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY — on December ectively as possible to English out as tough a verse as any we've the NCAA ittees, composed chairmen of Truly Fine Cleaning Phone 753-3852 —.- readers in the language of the had to date." Of Small Collet the teams, then review these sug- Sr.. Jean Lowe Ryan, Lomax Big Bend National Park in people. In this respect, the Co-- The translators, differing with 4 ship. Meat!' Texas includes gested translations, make chang- small I White, and James Bernard Whitnell of Murray 708.221 acres of mmittee's goal is that of doing the King James Version, decided AI The desert, mountains and es where needed and pass them !Inability meal are enrolled at Indiana University this semester. canyons. for our own times that which the that Christ was really giving a • • • on to one General Editorial Co- The opening sales for the 1948 crop of dark fired King James Version did for its command to obey God, the Fath- Texas has about one-fifth mmittee for further review. Wh- 10bacco has been set for January 3, 1949, on the local day. er, rather than accusing them the sheep in the United States. en this group finishes with the 1000e leaf floors. • • • of following their father, the don't be How do they work? Slowly - work, it then goes to the overall America's highest recorded Devil. Accordingly, they trans- at times, almost painfully - as Committee on Bible Translation. Venezuelan Claim wind velocity was 231 miles per lated John 8:38 as follows: "you half a Santa they pore over the ancient Greek The latter two committees met CARACAS (UPI. - Venezu- hour on Mount Washington. then must now do what you hear texts for clues as to the In succession this summer after I.. us ela has 1,750 miles of coaltline N.H. exact the Father telling you." But they ter the money you • • • meaning and intent. the sessions in Wheaton and De- need to It has an area of 352.150 square Yet they did put into a footnote that the make this a reel East are conscious of the nver. Holiday season. You'll enjoy miles within its present fron- Aurora. N.Y is west of need to use opposite rendering was possible. doing business where tiers but claims another 60 000 Aurora. N.Y language that has meaning for While the New Testament Co- Coming from different theolo- you're always No. l--never a Wa- square miles of the territory mmittee was meeting gical backgrounds, it is continuous Showing of at Wheat- only nat- llowa computer number. neighboring Guyana. a former on, a parallel Old Testament ural that there will be differ epees From 1 pm Daily British colony which gained Committee was meeting at Den- of opinion. Says Dr. Goddard: SEE US independence in FOR A 1966. ver to work on pratsages from th- "We ae finding that the tran- HOLIDAY * Today ree books: Joshua, Judges, and slating is a very rewarding but & Tues.* Oberlin College in 1833 be- 13I RTfiDAY Ki Psalms. It included Professors taxing type of activity. We don't came the first US. college to R. Laird Harris, Covenant ThenTheo- - see eye to eye. We know cLCIAk George \NarY TYler adopt co-education. logical Seminary, St. Louis, Mi- that it may not be possible to DECEM13ER? ssouri; Earl S. Kalland, please 100 percent of PePPard Moore The French lasning fleet Conser- all the comprises 13 906 vessels vative Baptist Theological Sem- Christians tat we hope the work What's so Bad About inary, Denver; John Stek, Calvin will be useful. We think it will. Feeling GoodP4a, A Frenchman has to work Bonklet Theological Seminary, GrandRa- "Some may not like it because LOANS 36 minutes to earn enough to pids, Michigan; and Larry Wal- it will sound like our beloved V V I usrvi ink ,vvo buy a doeen eggs, compared ,/oeam ker. Southwestern Baptist Tho- King James Bible. Those trans- with eight minutes for an American •-•-•••earalleirsesseareelleleOsPersreeteeee.e.enaleowetere•••41.4.040411,4141 $5,000 • • • "/Ife NO The city of El Paso. 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dI3ER 16. 1968 THREE PAGE THE LEDGER & TIMFS — MURRAY, KENTUCKY 196$1 MONDAY — DECEMBER 16. i6 4.••••••••111.1 '3 Mighty °Vandy ToHost LEDGER NO. 4 KENTUCKY TO MEET • BowlingGreen TIMES SPORTS NASHVILLE MD — Vander- Gene McCutcheon, Sports Editor bilt basketball coach Roy Skin- as' says the Coainuxiores' de- 'Tense may finally be coming UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN around, The Commodores opened their Southeastern Conference Onside Kick Proves To Murray State Tennessee Triumps In Volunteer Classic season with a 102-87 win over By United Press International sel's 26 points, upped as record Alabama 0 1 2 2 stubborn Mississippi State Sat- to 3-1 Saturday night by beat- Mississippi 0 1 2 2 urday night, and it The Kentucky Wildcats try to was the 0 1 2 2 first time in five Be Turning enhance their No. 4 national ing Pennsylvania 102-78. Miss. St. starts Vandy Point ranking in basketball this corn- Vats Win Classic has held its opponent to under Canisius Over In other Saturday games, 94 points. ing weekend when they host the University of Michigan and then Tennessee, which ,beat Okla- Vanderbilt hocks Bowling In BUFFALO, N.Y.—The Mur- with 25 points, hitting 10 of 15 areen Liberty Game either Army or Bradley in their homa 56-49 Friday, baat South- tonight ray State University Thorough- from the field and five of six at ern Illinois 54-41 to win the Vol- By DAVID MOFFIT 'ed to blame the 120 yards in breds rolled to their sixth the line, Junior forward Claude Kentucky Invitational Four other Southeastern cage unteer Classic; Vanderbilt, led UPI Sports Writer penalties as the deciding fac- straight triumph of the 1968-69 Virden pumped in 16 points and face tournament play Fri- by Tom Hagan's 33 points, beat Tom Landrey, now head MEMPHIS, Term. — Vir- tor in the game, didn't agree basketball season here Saturday junior guard Frank Streety day and Saturday. Mississippi State 107-82; Tp- football coach of the NLF Dal- ginia Tech coach Jerry Clai- with Vaught. night, turning back Canisius 76- cashed in 15 for the Racers. Vanderbilt will host the lane beat LSU 101-99 in double las Cowboys, was a bomber pi- borne can complain all he wants "That wasn't the turning 67. Van- overtime despite a 55-point per- lot in World War II to about the officiating in hag point," said Claiborne. "Its was Murray. playing by far its derbilt Invitational which also The Racers were to leave New includes Kansas State, North formance by "Pistol Pete" Mara- • • • teams 34-17 liberty Bowl loss just a bad kick that didn't go best performance of the season, York by plane today en route to Carolina State and Rice; Mis- vich; Auburn beat Ole Miss 75- Al Sherman, coach of the to Misdasippi but the hard-run- farenough. The turning point made very few floor errors — on the left' Lawrence, Kansas where they sissippi State will be in the 64 and Virginia Tech handed New York Football Giants, was ning Gobblers' real trouble was was tailback Steve Hindraan's only 11 against 17 by Canisius. say, made up will take on highly Bayou Chunk at Lafayette, la., Florida State its first loss, 77- a 1942 cum Laude graduate their inability to throw the foot- 79-yard run on the first play -regarded Uni- The Thoroughbreds overcame an ight is GeoAge versity of Kansas along with Baylor. Hawaii and 74. Strom Brooklyn College. ball. of the second half. Good grief, Monday night. early lead by the host five to looks toda.)!7 Kansas was Southeweat Louisiana; Georgia In another Friday night game, 4 • • There was no doubt about we should have stopped him." ranked among the go ahead for the first time mid- top five teams in the Tech will be at the Sun Bowl Alabama topped winless Miami ;at Benoit- Virginia Van Wie is the only Virginia Tech's ability to run. Claiborne said he was "really nation be- way through the first half. fore losing to tournament in El Paso with 85-72. getting offers woman ever to win the Wom- The Gobblers rolled up 330 concerned" about the officiat- Wisconsin, which dropped Canisius led only one more Oklhoina City, Texas at El Paso Maravich, who set a national bracket since en's Amateur Golf title three yards on the ground against the ing. "Those penalties killed us," them into the second time in the game, 23-21 with five and Loyola of Ulinois; record with his 43.8 average years running-1932-33-34 Rebels. But they completed on- he said. "You can't have any ten. and Mi- ole minutes left in the opening 20 ami will be in the Marshall W. Last year as a sophomore, is new world. • • • ly one of seven passes for a kind of offense with that many The Racers shot 49.7 per cent ' Kennedy ad- Va. Tournament with Marshall, now averaging 48.3 after three Paul mere two yards and had two in- penalties. I think you will find from the field against Canisius minutes, Murray continued e it and I love Brown of the AFL Ben- its Yale arid Maryland. outings. No. 2 scorer in the gals is now in his 34th year tercepted, including one that that one official he didn't say to score only their second tri- assault in the half, mov- kg wanted and second There also is a flurry of Southeast is 6-foot-11 Bob Lien- of football was run back 70 yards by mon- which one called 90 per cent of umph in six starts against the , ing to a 46-31 lead in the . of people who coaching. first Southeastern Conference action hard of Georgia at 27 while • • • sternian Bob Bailey to break those penalties." New Yorkers. (Mg." Murray cashed in four minutes after taking 38- leading the open an up-to-then close con- Claiborne, reportedly in line this week with Florida at Ala- Bulldogs to a 4-0 • Supreme Court Justice Byron 29 halftime advantage. start. • test. for the head coaching job at 30 of 61 field shots and added bama and Auburn at Miaseasip- ,r roles include, White won All-American ac- pi State Tennessee, third in the na- After scoring two touchdowns Baylor, wouldn't say whether 16 of 27 at the line to record the The Racers' biggest peint tonight, Florida at Lou- lood Guys and. Oaim at the University of Colo- isiana State 'tion last season with a 50.9 • in the opening two minutes 17 he is considering leaving Vir- win. spread was 19 points, which they Wednesday and ton Strangler:. rado as a football, basketball mark, leads the South in de- and seconds, the Gobblers had three ginia Tech But he did say that Sophomore forward Hector held three times midway through Georgia at Louisiana State Sat, sgnificent Sev- baseball star. urday. fense with a yield of 56 points • • • more golden opportunities be- he expected to talk with the Bloridett filled the Racer nets the final ;aily." quarter. per game while Tulane, at 100, fore the midway point of the Southwest Conference school. Kentucky, paced by Dan Is- 'act he's been John Rauch, coach of the is setting the offensive pace. )ne second period. But Mississippi, set to an- AFL Raiders, was in four col- This week's scedule. ernained about realizing that Tech either lege bowl games as quarterback SMITH BREAKS MONDAY: Florida at e big guy who wouldn't, or couldn't, throw the NECK Missis- for the University of Georgia, sippi State, Mississippi at Fur. in infantryman 1945-48 ball, jammed the line and the WASHINGTON ITS — J m man, Bowling Green at Vander- II and then • Gobblers were forced each time I • • bilt, Army for Or' to settle for tries— Smith, rookie safetyman for the Oakland And Kansas Florida State at Louisville • The longest World Series rem in the satm and made good on Washington Redskins, suffered and Texas at Tulane. game ever played was a 14-inn- only one. g the San Fer- Mississippi coach Johnny a broken neck in Sunday's 14-3 TUESDAY: Auburn at South- ing battle won by the Boston Redskin victory over the De- west Louisiana, Florida at Lou- Red Sox over the Brooklyn Vaught, whose teams have ap- • George ad- peared in bowl games 12 con- tnait Lions. isiana State and Tulane at Mis- Dodgers in 1916. souri. worry about secutive years, admitted the Smith collided with team- • • • City THURSDAY: mate In Clemson at more." Jim Carroll after an in- Play-Off For Title Ala- Gobblers' running attack caught actor who has Jim Brown ran for 106 complete pass play. bama, Auburn at Louisiana "TENNIS, ANYONE?" is the the Rebels flatfooted at first, two-yard run and Don Trull paced Houston's win r jinx" right in touchdowns, an NFL record. a Tech, Furman at Georgia and name of this Norman Norell "We had to change our de- By GARY KALE -yard scoring pass over Boston with two scoring pa- during his nine years with the BIANCHI AHEAD threw a three Tulane at Illinois. creation shown in New York fense," said Vaught. "We were UPI Sports Writer sses to rookie end Jim Beirne. Cleveland Browns. to for other Jet FRIDAY: Kentucky in the • • • geared for them to run inside Fullback Hoyle Granger ran for PORT AUGUSTA, South TD's. Larry Csonka's one-yard Kentucky Invitational, Missis- at the first of the game but Aus- two more Oiler scores. 111 Earle Sande, the great Jock- run put Miami on the scoreboard. sippi they went outside. They could tralia UPT — Italian driver L. State in the Bayou Clas- ey, rode his first winner in The great sic, scorer's error discovered I KNOW have really hurt us if they could Bianchi took over the lead in Venderbilt in the Vander- A New Orleans, says the Louisi- League serial concludes its We- bilt after the teams' departure re- International have thrown the hall during the London-to-Sidney 10,000- Invitational, Georgia Tech ana Tourist Commission. stern Division episode next Sun- sulted in the University of of Harry Hou- that early period when they 'mile marathon race. in the Sun Bowl tournament and • • • day, leaving the Miami Kentucky and Kentucky Wes- n famous for were in control." Bianchi moved into first place in the Marshall Inivta- UCLA Director of Athletics still guessing at their opponent tional. leyan playing to a 21-21 bas- escapes, was The turning point came late when Ford driver G. Staepalae- J. D. Morgan coached the in the Dec. 29 title game. ketball tie in 1918. in the opening quarter when ra of Germany lost eight points SATURDAY: Finals of tour- • • • Bruin tennis team to seven between MoraLana Creek and It was a case of hurry up and naments plus Alabama vs. Ar- Claiborne got greedy. Following Jim Ringo, who retired from NCAA championships, Bracluna in South Australia. wait for the Kansas CRY Chiefs kansas in Little Rock, Auburn • • • a field goal that gave Tech a com- 'oln was the as they rushed to beat Denver vs. Clemson in Birmingham, 17-0 lead, Clairobne called for petition after the 1967 season wear a beard University of Southern Cali- DEFENDS TITLE 30-7 Saturday and then spent an Wisconsin at Florida, Georgia an onsides kickoff — and it holds the NFL record for con- efornia track and field perform- anxious 24 hours until they could at Louisiana State, Tennessee Ate capital 1, backfired The ball failed to go secutive games played-182. ers have won 16 individual SAN REMO, UPS — learn the Oakland outcome, at Tampa and Southern Cali- es is Carson the necessary 10 yards and Mis- Olympic titles_ Italy's Nino Benevenuti retain- Oakland edged San Diego 34- fornia at Florida State. • • • sissippi moved in on the pass- ing of sophomore quarterback ed his world middleweight 27 Sunday to tie Kansas City for Bruce Gossett, SEC Scoring Leaders 3afety Council Archie Manning to its first tou- championship with a 15-round the Western Conference lead and for the Los Angeles Rams, lisma Ni. seconds some- chdown. decision over American Don force a playoff. G PPG CLINCHES TIE booted 28 field goals during Ma •ed in an ac- "That gave us field position," Funnier Raider general manager Al ravich , LSI.: 3 145 48.3 1966 to set the NFL record. Lienhard, Geo 4 108 five minutes said Vaught who called the Davis credits the Oakland team 37.0 DENVER 111.11 — Kansas City • • • Walk, Fla. 2 49 from one. come-from-behind victory his lin — Pedro Adigue with "a mental toughness" that 24.5 clinched a tie for the Western Walter Alston, manager of of Lssel, Ken. 4 "sweetest yet. the outpointed enabled the Raiders tostave off 96 24.0 Division utle of the American the Los Angeles Dodgers since Casey, Ken. 4 93 uail thrives in "After we scored, it spurred American Adolph Pruitt over the anxiety of knowing even a 23.3 Football League with a 30-7 A1954, Is the dean of current 15 Elliott, Ala. 4 90 areas, weed* us on." rounds to capture the World tie against the Chargers would 22.3 triumph over Denver. Mnajor league mentors. Boxing Council d hedgerows Claiborne, who was deterrnin version of the end their bid for a second strai- world junior SEC Standings welterweight title. ght Western title. kW California Conf. In other games on the final MINNESOTA WINS TITLE rut 1,000 per- Team W W L day of the regular season, the st every year Georgia 1 0 4 0 New York Jets routed the Miami PHILADELPHIA UT — Louisiana Tech Rolls Over Akron Vanderbilt 1 0 2 2 nesota defeated Philadelphia Dolphins 31-7 and the Houston Auburn 1 0 1 1 MURFREESBORO, Tenn. amt which has been played herel 24-17 to win the NFL's Central es metropoli- Oilers bombed the Boston Pat- Kentucky 0 0 3 1 —Louisiana Tech quaerterbsick throughout its five-year history, GAME POSTPONED Division title. Chicago's 28-27 s more than riots 45-17, Tennessee 0 Bradshaw threw two will be moved elsewhere next 0 3 1 loss to Green Bay was the porated cities Terry threw three Louisiana St key passes in a darling season. The NCAA is expected 0 0 2 1 to the Vikings' touchdown touchdown passes as Oakland be- Florida championship for two to discuss posable sites for the 0 0 1 I E.d swift *aerial display and ran ATLANTA IllPt — The Na- at San Diego in a game that the hal the Bulldogs 1969 game at a January meet- ng speeds up- more PeOrea as tional Basketball Association National Broadcasting Company 33-13 in the ing. between the Atlanta s an hour. downed Akron game televised to its completion and Grantland Rice Bowl Saturday. Hawks and the Sian Diego Rock- set back each succeeding pro- some 2,500 persons brav- NAMATH JET'S MVP ets was postponed Sunday when PHILADELPHIA—Joe Kapp fin of the Minnesota Niking• Murray Loan Only gram's starting time nine min- Co. 1 ed sub-freezing temperatures, the Rockets were unable to stands on his head after being dumped by Philadelphia Eagles rs utes to accommodate football fa- MONEY 'stiff winds and an off-and-on MUHL Oro — leave New York because of bad back Nate Ramsey f24) in the second period. HEADQUARTERS Nov, 17 506 W. Main snowfall as Tech wrapped up was elected Most Valuable Play- weather. ns who were cheated on "est Mess 7I$401 when the New York-Oakland game the NCAA Mideast ° Regional er of 1968 by his teammates play- 11152 Small College grut chigopion- on the New York Jets. San .Dieg.kad lost 63‘ the was cut off with a minute of ship. Last year Narnath was voted New York Knickerbockers in ing time remaining: ,A The Sma l I turnout in all pro- offensive captain by his fellow New York Saturday night 112- Lamonica passed 40 yards to The first American fighter to means the Rice Bowl, players. 105. Charlie Smith, 13 to Fred Het- become world middleweight It's nikoff and 55 yards to Warren champion was Tom Chandler on his scoring strikes. The Raid- when he defeated Dooney Har- ris with bare knuckles in 23 CHRISTMAS TIME at ers' defense provided the other REECES ' touchdown when Roger Bird ran rounds April 13, 1867. back a Hadl interception 22 yar- • • • Making Our ds. George Blanch booted field Thank You For goals of 28 and 18 yards for the Kalamazoo college of Michi- Raiders. gan has played Notre Dame GRAND OPENING A SUCCESS Hadl threw one touchdown pa- seven times in football without ss, a 62-yarder to Jacque Mack- ever scoring a point. innon, and Ken Dyer recovered • • • Here Is Our Christmas Gift To You an Oakland fumble in the end George Blanda's eight suc- zone for another Charger TD. cessful point after touchdown Dennis Partee booted four field kicks against New York in 1962 FREE goals, they travelled 13, 34 40 is the all-time NFL record. and 42 yards. • • • Lance Alworth won his pass Elroy Hirsch of the Los An- TO THE LUCKY WINNERS catching duel with New York's geles Rams caught touchdown George Sauer, He caught five passes in 11 straight games during the 1950-51 season for Hart Schaffner & Marx passes for 68. Sauer caught two the NFL record. Sunday for 66 receptions. • • • $115°' • Co Saturday, Buck Buchanan and Aaron Brown helped a sput- SPORT ENSEMBLE Rake tering Kansas City offense with The nrst game between Los their defensive moves which pla- Angeles football powers USC — also — UCLA was in 1929 with ced them in the Denver backfield and USC winning 76-0. Hart Schaffner & Marx most of the game, The Chiefs • • • set a league record for fewest St. Louis Cardinal team- points allowed in a season, 170. mates Orlando Cepeda and A Yak of 135 The Boozer SUIT Jets gave Emerson Tim McCarver ran 1-2 in vot- a full field trial against the Dol- ing for the National League's phins to make sure he has re- Most Valuable Player award In Nothing To Buy - Come In & Register covered from an ankle injury. 1967. He carried the ball 17 times for • • • Drawing Dec. 24th - 5 pm - Don't Have To Be Present 8$ yards. 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PAGE I KENTUCKY natammat 111. 1911 TIMER - MURRAY. MONDAY - PAGE FOUR THE LEDGER & • Henry is chairman of Circle I Phone 753-1917 or 753-4847 and Mrs. F. E. Crawford of the 1° Mrs. J. B. Burkeen Faith Doren Circle. During the social war 1199 s. freshments were sers.8 the beautifully appointed tea table. The hall was decorated throughout in the Christmas mo- tif. FOR Si were Mesdames Hostesses Mustang Alexander, Robert Lawton bassi gui Henry, V. E. Smith, David 1497. Circle I. Faith Windsor, 0. C. Wrather, Helen :Doran Circle Have Lassiter, Lula Kyle, Leslie Put- 11087 Mt Ws". 1144 neat, and Will Broach. era tract 4 • Special Meeting • • 1980 F01 Circle I and the Faith Doran New Concord Club 8813. Women's Society Circle of the RECONE Service of the First Has Dinner Meet of Christian ano. Phc United Methodist Church held Here Wednesday a joint meeting at the social The New Concord Homemak- CAMERA , h.-..11 of the church on Tuesday, ers Club held its annual Christ- LADIES DUSTERS eras!!, N December 10, at two o'clock in mas potluck dinner at the Com- Auto S-2 the afternoon. munity Centex on Ellis MVO 100% Acrylic Pile, 100'1, Cotton auto mat/ "What They The program on on Wednesday, December 11, Back. Completely washable. famous Were Saying In Bethlehem" o'clock in the Holland at ten-thirty Assorted colors and styles. was presented by Mrs. M.attie morning. 10-18. ENLARG • Parker, Mrs. Autry Farmer, Louise Patterson, pre- Mrs. lands Mrs. Leonard Vaughn, Mrs. presided and Mn. T. R. sident, of the .Claude Farmer, Mrs. J. T. Sam- secretary, read the Edwards, $6.22 larger ft mons, Mrs. E. M. Lundquist, and and called the roll. minutes See it at Mrs. Carl Harrison. Members answered with their Mrs Joe Baker and Mrs. Au- Christmas carol. • favorite LITTLE FOLKS ANIMAL SLIPPERS (6413-6419) ATTENT try Farmer read the scripture The group voted to make a LADIES FULL Cuddly, comfy, cute as their favorite stuffed toys! Try Ledg and holly, sleigh from Matthew 1 and Luke 2:1- of ten dollars for can- lining In pastels ply Depa A nine letter word that be- cheer. snow donation Colorful plush uppers. soft foam bells and parties, the gayest. 17. teen tickets for Western Bap- and bright lollipop colors. Sizes 4-12. Reg. $1.96. type net gins with -C" and ends with World", "Silent most heartwarming holiday of "Joy to the tist Hospital. Mrs. John Wells LENGTH DUSTERS SPECIAL 1130 Tape, pm "S" spells Laughter and good A Song In the ithe year, Christmas. It's so im- Night", 'There's was the pianist for the singing markers, Came Upon A portant to show affection and Air", and "It of carols by the members. Re- Washable or Dry Clean. Assorted telephone were sung by friendship with some small Midnight Clear" creation was led by Mrs. Rainey colors. 10-18. hold bue Mrs. William and token that means you remain- the group with Lovins. Styles more iter CALENDAI Mrs. Les- SOCIAL Britton directing and Gifts were exchanged a n d are well- piano. ber the person and the day. lie Putnam at the sunstune friends were reveal- home. Fe way to show this The meeting was opened with • The Ptiebiao Sunday School What better ed. $9.33 box of 5C you have made' prayer by Mrs. Burnett Warier- for Class of the First Baptist than a gift that Preceding the potluck dinner, only put the merriest field. Mrs. F. E. Crawford ChurehlAenli.y' will D.ciadwehavea (1114 nettr Start now, to grace was sung by Miss Erin place-Ti Santa's eyes!:! greeted the guests and read a meeting at the Holiday Inn at I twinkle even in Motgomery. The center was fice Supr to cre- poem by Dr. Frank Crane. Mrs. LADIES PADDED BRA GOWN OR Husbands will be Use your sewing skills beautifully decorated for the 8:30 p.m. 0. C. Wrather closed the meet- ONE GO( ate attractive gifts. Start now, occasion by Mrs. Edwin IL Ha, Special Purchase!76 guests. with prayer. Phone 49: • • • 90 there will be no last minute ing gen. Catherine C. Preceding the meeting bus' PADDED BRA BABY DOLL PAJAMAS of St. John's Christmas rush - The next meeting will be held warm comfy flannel lined NEW DE The Women mess sessions were held separ- FLUFF SCUFF 16981) Episcopal Church will meet at Thompson. January 8 at one p.m. at the Assorted colors 32-38. vamp with shaggy manmade fleece uppers and Inner- range, re S e. .ately by the circles. Mrs. David Sizes 5-10. the home of Mn. Michael Stec- home of Mrs. Maude Name, sole Cushioned sole for lounging comfort 8719. salt often used on ask, 497 Meadowlane, at 7:30 The rock In assorted colors. icy walks and steps leaves • OLD FAS • • • white marks on shoes and boots brittle, fri Rubb- Phone 75 Tuesday, December 17 unless removed promptly -lathered ery. Spon Murray Assembly No. 19 Or- ing briskly with a well to keep Departmel der of the Rainbow for Girls sponge is quick therapy footwear clean all winter long. will have a potluck supper at ROUND 1 Mose made of vinyl or other Assorted styles and colors. S-M-L. six p.m at the Masonic Hall gan stool material need only honoring majority members. synthetic items. Ph treatment, but leath- The regular meeting will fol- this sudsy 8:00 p. from time in low. er should be waxed •• • to time. - Mrs. Barletta Wra- ther. CARPET Brooks Cross Circle of Ladies 80% Acetate, 20% Nylon Brushed SPECIAL • The • • • Bring 'ern W.SC-S of the First United' the What should you look for Use Blue Methnsiist Church will meet at when selecting a poinsettia' If shampooer the United Campus Ministry at buying a poinsettia, choose a Store. 7:30 p.m. Not Entertained Long or Short Length. S-M-L _ 91.77-13.54 • • • plant that has good bract size and color. Depending on the PAJAMAS, 32-40 92.66-$4.33 CLEAN ca (e346) Leisurely The Christian Women's Fel- plant, bracts may be red, white. Both have assorted styles and colors. WOMENS FOAM LINED SLIPPER Lustre ma lowship of the First Christian - comfort combined with attractive styling Easy-clean Rent elec or pink. Bracts expand and ",i1 Basement foam In the with padded heel and floral Church is scheduled to meet at the tiny, manmade uppers Western or fully just before super softnees Sizes 5-10 in blue Reg. $1.99. the home of Mrs. Harlan Hod- Buy a lining for yellowish flowers open. By Abigail Van Buren FORDFEF ges at 9:30 a.m. Mrs. W. C. to plant that is just beginning cellent cc Duncan will have the program • flower and it will last longer. DEAR ABBY With the holidays lust around the corner. I'd blade, nev and Mrs. R. L. Wade the wor- is shedding A poinsettia that like to say something about the way some people "entertain and one ship. pollen will soon begin to detor • • • When I entertain guests in MY home, I invite them into my 753-6210 iorate Pollen from the flowers LIVING ROOM I have friends who invite us over for a party, The Calloway County Assoe- appears as a yellowish powder 35 WEAIN basement. It's fixed up real istion for Retarded Children is' on the bracts; if you see much and everybody is herded down the 753-4404. and scheduled to meet at Robert. of this, you'll know the flower. nice down there, but it's always a little bit damp and dark son School at 7:30 p.m. .ng period is almost over. uncomfortable. Besides. I resent getting all dressed up to stand • • • gra-Maxine Griffin. around in somebody's cellar SERV Wednesday, December 111 • • • t What are these people afraid of' That somebody might The Nature's Palette Garden Have you started your holi- mess up their living room' RuTinz Club will mczt at the Coin day baking? Now is a good time 6 ros YOUI munity Center, Ellis Drive, at before the hustle and bustle of DEAR RUTHIE: There is no defense for people who =PAIRS 10:30 a.m. Hostesses will be the few days before the holiday. emertala in a basement that's "damp. dark, and uncomforta- FREE esti Lola Fisk, Ruth Eversmeyer, Many of your breads, cakes, ble." But the way some careless guests handle their cigarettes 05'416-495 and Nova Douglass. Gift ex- cookies, etc. will freeze and and chinks, they should be entertained in a BARN! change with cost not to exceed quality. msivdain their original NOTICE: i $1.50 will be held. Then when the time comes they • • • DEAR ABBY I have always had the feeling that my Vacuum el are ready for serving or for Homemakers mother-in-law ne,.er cared for me very much altho heaven MENS & BOYS CORDUROY SLIPPER (6650-61560). ars, irons, The Pottertown giving as a gift. For more in- lining I have tried my best to make her like me. I married her Comfort slipper crafted In corduroy. Terrycioth appliances. Club will meet at the Holiday formation, contact your local knows Mena 81-12, daughter-in-law. and comfortable cushion crepe sole. Sizes: Maple. Inn at 10-30 ani. Extension office for informat- favorite son. but I am far from her favorite $2.99. • • • Boys 31-6, in brown. Regular ion on "Freezing Prepared and What bothers me most is this: Everywhere you look in her The Rho Chapter of Alpha Cooked Foods". ILE. 3-3-3. - house you see pictures of her "children"-sons, daughters, Delta Kappa will have a party Patricia Everett. and their husbands and wives, but there is not one picture of home of Mrs. Agnes S 'S at the me. McDaniel with Mrs. Virgil Gro- SOAP TO THE RESCUE - I gave her a big tinted picture of me in my wedding gown, INS U R. gan and Mrs. Joanna Sykes as the only thing Washing isn't but I have never seen it displayed anywhere. Since that time I ESTATE cohostesaes. that soap can do, so look at •• • have given her ether pictures of me. but she hasn't put any of your cake of soap in a new In fact people say LADIES BRA-SLIP The Wadesboro Homemakers: light. You'll be surprised by its them out either I am not an ugly girl, Abby. Club wii meet • at -the -Triangle. the prettiest-of hoe4sur-daughters-in-law - SPAN marry htdden- uses - such u White, mint or yellow. 32A-36C. Inn at 11.30 a.m, for the Christ- to stop leaks and nylon runs, to I keep asking my husband what his mother has against me 205 S. 41 aias luncheon. tame unruly eyebrows, to lubri- and he says, "Nothing." What should I do' About the pictures, • • • cate tacks and nails, to pick up I mean' HURT $2.54 & $3.54 The Children's Concert for Elvers of broken glass, etc. your all city and county elementary What's your favorite "difficult DEAR HURT I'll tell you what NOT to do. Don't bog school children featuring the situation saved by a sliver or 'unhand about it. He is not his mother's keeper. Capella Choir, directed by a bar of soap' - Mrs. Dean SPECIAL Robert Bear, will be held at Roper. DEAR ABBY My conscience is bothering me and I have LADIES 100% NYLON TRICOT Ref] the auditorium a t • • • 1 University other problems, too. I'm a 15-year-old girl who everybody 1966 0:30 a.m. This is sponsored by MEWS FOAM LINED LOUNGER 18620). Comfortable Housetrail thinks is a "very nice girl" But I'm not as nice as they think I his chair! vinyl uppers, completely the Music Department of the HOW CHRISTMAS CUSTOMS as may Supple c I uding SLIPS foam lined. /31aes 81-12, in brown. Regular $3.79 Murray Woman's Club. STARTED - Behind each Radio - Ste • • • Christmas custom and legend My girl friend and I went to a movie one night and we let 32-40 with 2-ton A Yuletide program will be lies a wealth of forklore, much ourselves be picked up by a couple of guys. They had a car so Vv'estingho presented at the Locust Grove of which predates the nativity we went for a ride afterwards, and we parked and made out dryer Church of the Nazarene at 7:30 b:, centuries. As the customs (only light necking-nothing serious], but we really aren't $3.54 Also: SPErIAL and legends passed from one "pickups" and we don't know what made us act like that. '67 Doe • • • continent to another, from one Well, I've seen this guy a couple of times on the sneak hardtop, d generation to another, their The Oaks Country Club ladle, since then, but he doesn't ever want to come in and meet my nice ear m'sty origins were all but for- '67 SOO I will have a Christmas bridge parents, and all he ever wants is to go out and park with me. I party at thd club at 930 am tten. and many changes '64 350 wi ere made. We celebrate the really like this guy and he is on my mind day and night. How miles. call Maxa 100'7, Nylon or 100'7, Acetate. For reservations birthday of Christ with Prayer can I make it a respectable relationship? I feel ashamed and Wide choice of If intere Read 753-5178 ind hymns But of dirty. FIFTEEN colors, including red and black. 5.8. • • • what the above, call other things that also are used Priced from . . . • Gedric 11 DEAR FIFTEEN: Even a "nice" girl cep act on an Thursday, December to celebrate Christmas, such of Murray School The Lydian Sunday as eating certain Impulse and behave foolishly ONCE. But she cheapens herself Baptist foods, giving 370 to 880 Class of the First gifts, decorating the home with when she meets a boy "on the sneak" to make out with him. A assfamemma potluck sup- Church will have a greenery' All of these were de- bey who refuses to meet a girl's parents is bad news Don't see pm. per at the church at 8.30 rived from our pagen ancestors. Wet again. emmomena To the mingling of folklore of TOUCHDOWN! BOYS FOOTBALL SLIPPER 1643s) roany civilizations, in many LADIES BIKINI PANTIES HW CONEIDENT1 AI. TO 'THINKING ABOUT IT": Slow Comfort mores in a flannel-lined ankle style Easy- lands and by many people, we Well down, Soldier. If this is the kind of love that will last forever Nylon, stretch, lace or acetate. Assorted styles care vinyl uppers with colorful football design-just New '11.95 owe the wonderful delights of land that's the only kind worth marrying foil it will last until colors. 5-7 for kicks. Rises 5-3. In brown. Regular $1 96. Panel Christmas as we know it to- and LP... you finish your hitch. If the girl has truly "reformed," she NewLn BEATLE day. - Miss Irma Hamilton. Our Price '8.88 • • • won't object to your "sending for her" after you've returned carpe There is news in cotton as a home and have had a chance to think about it objectively. mixer Itapidfleent MAGNAVOX result of research. A cotton fab- • personal Color 17 sad 8tereo ric used in home furnishings is Everybody bas a problem What's yours' For called kem9titch It is a veleve- reply write to Abby, Boa 69700, Los Angeles, Cal 90069 and LEACH'S MUSIC A TV teen glued to a foam back The enclose a stamped, sell-addressed envelope. Dixieland Center glue can cause a shrinkage to Phone 763-1676 HATE TO WRITE LETTERS' SEND et TO ARRY. ROI TILL S•• Tit give a pattern or ripple effect. Oirillr mew FOR ABBY'S B001CLET It can be treated for water re- Wee, LOS ANGELES.( Al, . LEITI2Its FOR ALL OCCASIONS." pellency - Mildred W Potts. 'VOW TO WRITE

1 *C PAGE FIVE THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY MONDAY - DECEMBER 196. o 16• Safety and Savvy Rw,SUN%is ANN ARBOR. Mich, UPI)- The better educated a driver is, TELEVISION SCHEDULE the better his chance of stay- 198M-TV WLAC-T% WSIX-TV 100•NotRN/ ing alive on the highway, ac- Cbaanel 4 Channel 5 Channel 8 cording to a recent study. MONDAY iVENING PROGRAMS g .11111 PIROMSW THE - • Prof. James M. Morgan of News; Wthr 50111 Newswiiako Wttv.• Samna Maverick 30 I Dream at Jeannie the University of Michigan Avengers 011 Rewen & Martin's Gurewnok• said the 7 3111 Leugh-le Adeeraware FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE NOTICE Important Belt education-safety cor- Here's Luc" Perekan Place Well-Wishing Wasted relation has to do with seat ig NvIa: mart:wry R.F.D. AKRON. Ohio (UPI) -Your ei :39 "nee Sunshine Fernoly Affair CHRYSLER Custom TRUJILLO, belts, He said three of four per- ts FOR SALE OR TRADE: 1967 1967 New- NEWLY OPENED in Murray, a car's "fan belt" drives the fan Peru (UPI( - 011 "Parlor' Carol Burnett Show sons with education beyond 7 :311 Movie Carol Burnett Mustang; Gibson amplifier ant port, 4-door sedan with factory studio specualzing in weddings and pump to keep the engine Guards at the local jail re- Show steering cently wished well to that of a bachelor's degree use :SO Tonight swo. News• Wthr • SporN News. Wthr.; Seats bass guitar. Call 753-7542 or 763 air, power and brakes. and line portraiture. For ap- from overheating and may, in 10 prison- 10 :M News, Wthr .• Sots. Perry Mason Mandy Werm-Up ers who had seat belts, at least some of the 1407. D46-C 1967 Opal Cadet Sport coupe. pointment call addition, supply power for just completed :110 Tonight Show Perry Mason Baskelbail. 'FLUB'S STUDIO, time Among population 11 31 Tonight Shwa Moyle: Yard, us. Cain and Taylor Gull Station, power steering, power brakes their terms But shortly there- the at Bowling 1967 MODEL D47 Allis-Chaim- 223 South 13th. 753-3007. after large, he said, only one person "Somebody U0 Green corner of 8th and Main D-16-C and air conditioning. Goodyear their smiles turned to 12 35 Marv" Gjr114 Show There Likes Me" News era tractor, plow D- TFNC of four used the belts, at least and disc. Also advises motorists to inspect frowns. 10 Mery Griffin Show Mow% 1960 Ford 2-ton truck. Call 1982 CHEVROLET Impala 2- some of the time 1 34 EVERY MONDAY night, 5:00 fan belts carefully every six The prisoners had falsified 8815. D-16-P door hardtop, 283 automatic signatures p. as. to 10:00 p. as., 6 fried months, replace them every on documents certi- transmission. 1985 Chevrolet Im- fying the end of RECONDITIONED upright pi- ekleken, whipped potatoes, two years. their terms TUESDAY SCHEDULE pala 4-door sedan, factory air, The original Iroquois Con- ano. Phone 753-3123. country gravy, role slaw, tells D-17-C power steering and brakea. LO- federacy was made up of the 5 Worship Junction, Farm News and butter, $1.00. Holiday Inn, tos-da-Puths, .00 Morning Snow CBS News Family cal car, new tires. Cain and CROSSWORD Mohawks, Senecas, _6 Theater CAMERAS, CAMERAS, Cam- PUZZLE An- Cayugas, - 30 Morning Show Country Junction Bonnie Pruden Snow Taylor Gulf Station. Corner of Hwy. 641 South, Murray, 11y. Onandagas and 7 1 Lot!, eras!!! New at Hollands. Konica Oneidas; the Wthr. Country Junction Bozo Show 6th and Main. D46-C Dec.-30-C OWOU U000 Tuscaroras were admitted early -. Junction, Wthr. Bozo Show Auto 5-2, 35 mm range finder, ACROSS -Surgical Woad • :011 Today; Paul Harvey Captain 4 Oal11M0 WIMMO In the at Kertoaroo 18th century to form the JO Today trapt•in Kangaroo automatic electric eye, world 1982 CHEVROLET ELECTROLUX SALES k Ser- 5-Preposition itg iO station wa- LOW= WOOMOM Six NStions. .00 Swapg. Judgment Mike 1-Dance step 6 Unit of Siamese Douglas Show Romper Room famous tO Concentration Fl. 8 Hexanon lens. gon. Power steering and brakes. vice, Box 213 Murray, Ky., C. 4-Cleaning currency 000M WOO MOS 9 Mike Douglas Show Romper Room Holland Drugs. D-17-C 1983 Pontiac Catalina M. Sanders. Phone 382-31711. substance 7 Equal gruOU M000 10 Personality Andy of Mayberry Dick Caren Snots 4-door O 39 Hollywood Squirm Dick Van Dyke Show Dick Coven Show sedan. Cain Lynnville, Ky. H-Dec.-36-C 8-Cleaning 8-Center in nano moon and Taylor Gulf der Ice 9-Native metal ookzrthe of foliffe.i.0414smiro. tied ENLARGERS. . . New at Hol- anon 0000 1 1 M 1re gug Station. Corner of 6th and Main. 11 Drop 10 Through c ISM • land/ . Ask for demonstration SPECIAL CH&LSTMAS GIFT- UM003 WOO OW TUESDAY AFTERNOON D-16-C 12-Heraldry 11 Journey forth @MOO MOW UMG PROGRAMt of the Simon Omega. An Murray Woman's Club grafted 16-Man's en- cook- 01210 GOMM MOM Shoe larger for every photographer. 1963 DODGE 330, 4-door sedan, books and Kentucky scenic 13-Anger nrckname 12 32 LI.°4 At Itil Iorldr.nI `Fir" (Furenan Y 'Slouid Ark -Symbol for ulcer 18-Penpoint 0000U0 MOM= 14 00 Days of Our Lluts Many Spionsorisi Newlywed Game See it at Holland Drugs. D-17-C automatic transmission and placemats. Call 436-2345 or 753- 15-Still 20-Explosive (abbr 00000 BOO= J 30 Doctor, Guiding Light Define Game • power steering. 1963 Ford Galx- 4408 for information. Dec.-19-C 17 Fragile 22 Heavy downpour 00110 MOM Secret Storm General Hospital • ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES. 19-Soak 25 Dine 2 31 te,J.V nrsral Edge of Night One Life To Live axie 500, power steering. 1985 / Is! Try Ledger & Times Office Sup- PIANO tuning, $15.00 Leaches 21-Speck 27 Unit of 2 .03 Match Game; News Unkletter Show; News Real McCoy' Buick Wildcat, 4-door hardtop 23-Free of Portuguese 39 Things. in law 57 Symboltor '30 Fiintstonn Gilligan's Island Dark Shadows Lela ply Department for your Music and T.V. 24-Slave office- with factory air and power Phone 753-7575 currency 40 Drunkard nickel 4 :00 Let's Make • Deal Movie: Batman type needs. Magic Mending D-17-C 26-Con1unction 29-11e in debt 43 Hailed 59-Coat of animal 30 Afternoon Show 'The Giant Claw' I Lore Suer steering and brakes. Cain and 28-Blemish 30-Afternoon party 46 Gratuity 60 Devoured .00 Afternoon Show Moyle News Tape, pens, adhesives, felt-tip 5 Huntley-Br irWiey CBS Evening Newt Mayer•ck Taylor Gulf Station, corner of REDUCE 31-Siamese native 32 Scottish for 48.Fruit seed 61 Fish eggs markers, paper, desk calendars, SAFE and fast wttk 33-Corded cloth "John" 50 Shouts 63 Lift with lever :00 News; Wthr.• Sots. News; Wthr.: Sports Maverick 0th and Main. D-16-C 6 30 Jerry Lewis Show Lancer Mod Seued telephone address books, house- tabiets and R-Vap 35-Female sheep 34 Fondle 52 Praises 67-Exists 36-Near 36-Likely 53 Sea eagle 69 Faroe Islands ffp :00 Jerry Lewis Show Lencer Mod Sewed "Tater pills" MUM I 30 Julia Red hold budget books and many 1966 CHEVROLET pick-up truck. Drugs. 38-Lingers 37-Sailor (celled) 55 Amount owed whirlwind Skelton Hour Bill Anderson R-ITT 41-Babylonian Q :00 Movie: Red Skelton Hour Christmas Soeciai more items are available which 1965 Chrysler New Yorker, 4- 101 -30 "For Those Who Doris Day Show Mow,: deity he. 1 2 3 -'=:'4' 5 6 7 " -'e 9 10 are well-suited for use in the door sedan with factory air, 42 Moccasin 00 Think Young" Portrait in Red "Lores of GET RID of pests, they won't ...... P r.s. 30 Movie Special home. For instance, 44-Born 9 CBS News Car we have a power steering and brakes. Cain leave on II nil 2 AN131 their own. Termites go 45-Small child e% #5 :00 News; Wthr.; Sets. Haws: Wthr, Sports News Wm..; Sass, box of 500 check-size envelopes and Taylor Gulf 1tho - 30 Tonight Show Perry Mason Joe. Bistros Show Station, corn- right on eating if 47-Snare 't you ignore 14 15 16 for only $3.30. Remember the er of 8th and Main. D-16-C 49-Vessel's curved ,...... 17 18 Perry Mason Joe, bishop $ho them. Kelly's Pest Control is the 11 TIT= M.': Movie: Joey BiShOp Shoo! • place-The Ledger & Times Of- planking / ._. answer, locally owned and op- 19 20 :.i21 10 Mery Griffin Show "I'll Cry News fice Supply. 1959 TR-3 SPORTS car. Needs 51-Baked clay 22 ,:•:•123 /..•.'-..eY.'4 12 10 Mery Griffin Show Tomorrow" D-18-NC erated 54-Cover ., ,,..., windshield and hood latches. for 20 years. We can be ..a.• N., . :00 Mary Griffin Show reached 24 hours 56-Number 21 25 76 27 :.- 28 29 30 1 IS ONE GOOD USED 21 inch TV Runs good, $235.00. Call 753- a day. If it's 58-Equality i a post ...\. . Phone 402,-8304. D-1 3160 and ask for Joe. D-16-P call us. Phone 753-3914. 59-Waver ''.:2,:..-`•':', 31 32 r."-33••• • Member Chamber of 62-Brim ,-„Ir...:. •.'-', Commerce 64-World uaed 36 37 :v... 38 39 His Problem Horseshoe NEW DELUXE 24-inch electric 1985 PONTIAC Catalina, 4-door and Builders Association LCP- Organization AO .. 41 Development cter YEOVIL, England UPI) - - range, reasonable. Phone hardtop, automatic, power steer- 195. Kelly's Peet Control, 100 (abbr.) i-10. 65-Southwestern AA .,• •.45 .16 'V.•T's":7. Motorist Keith Robins, 21, 8719. D-1 ing and brakes. 1965 Chrysler So. 13th Street, phone 753-3914. ...,,,,,,.,, Indian :•:•-,:;';',1 wrote to England's Transport DALLAS UPI I - Plastic Newport, 4-door hardtop with H-D-18C 66-Cook in water . 47_ 48 ';.• :. 49 SO 51 52 53 • OLD FASHIONED, home -:•:. _ Minister Barbara Castle ask- horseshoes are replacing steel made power steering and brakes. 68-Was borne 'Y'rr" brittle, 70-Communist 55 .'.•;•:56 57 •"•".... 58 ing her to raise the 70 mile an ones, and the next step may fresh daily 50e package. Brand ;*::::••<:54 new set of tires. Cain 71-Gift's nickname A' THE STAGE loses a Phone 753-7520 for free deliv- How Hogs Get Ulcers : 0...44._ first mag- hour speed limit on the coun- be to fasten them with a glue- and Taylor Gulf Station, corner 72-Affirmative 59 60 C''61 ‘` ..62 nitude ery. Sponsored by UPC MONTGOMERY, Ala. , UPI) 63 Kr::: 6/ star in death of Tal- try's roads, He complained he like adhesive instead of nails. Youth of 6th and Main. D-16-C .r, - -A DOWN r . • I lulah Bankhead at 65 in New has trouble keeping down to 70 The National Livestock Pro- Department. D-30-C farmers' magazine reports 65 67 :68 69 hogs ,.. -. York. She is shown during in his souped-up car. ducer magazine says adhesives 1965 OLDSMOBILE 88, 4-door get ulcers and their 1-Boy attendants ROUND TABLE, ,i114- .- • would protect hooves against love seat, or- hardtop with factory air and keepers can be blamed for 2-Man's 70 71 ::::: 72 her meteoric rise in 1931 • gan nail damage while also making stools and a few other double power. 1964 Chevrolet causing some of them nickname and in a recent photo Georgia leads the United Items. 3-Crafty Distr. by United Feature ti)ndicate. Inc ib the shoes more comfortable Phone 492-8504 after Impala 4-door sedan. Automatic, The publication said stom- States in pulpwood production, 6:00 p. m. Anytime Sunday. power steering and brakes. Cain ach ulcers found in hogs test- D-17-C and Taylor Gulf Station, corner ed around the world were trac- Peanuts® ed to the farmer's disposition. • of 6th and Main. D-16-C by Charles M. Schulz CARPET colors looking dim? "If the farmer has crowded Bring 'em back-give 'em v. 1962 PONTIAC Catalina, 2-door them into tight narrow quar- Use Blue Lustre! Rent electric hardtop, power steering and ters, made them fight for posi- ON BEETHOVEN BIRTHDAY IT shampooer $1. Tidwell's Paint tion, brakes and air-conditioning. step over each other to HAG BECOME TRADITIONAL TO Store. D-21-C 1963 BUICK Special eat and drink, disturbed their 4-door se- EVERYONE ON THE NOSE dan, automatic, rest and fondled them rough- CLEAN carpets with ease. Blue power veer- ing and brakes. Cain and ly, you can . . expect some irely Lustre makes the Job a breeze. Tay- lor Gulf Station, ulcers," it said :lean Rent electric shampooer $1. corner of fltp roam and Main. Western Auto Store. D-21-C • D-111-e 1120. The work torce of 1963 BUICK Skylark, 2-door the Pan- FORD-FERGUSON Tractor. Ex- ama Canal was at its peak in hardtop, automatic, power steer- cellent condition. With new June. 1913. with 43.350 em- • ing. 1984 Pontiac Grand blade, new five foot bush hog Prix, ployes. factory air, power and one row cultivator. Call steering and • • • D-18..c brakes and vinyl roof 753-8210. Cain and The first deer hunting law in Taylor Gulf Station. Corner of Vermont was adopted in 1779 35 phone 6th and WEANING PIGS. Main. D-16-C and by 1790 the animal had be- 753-4904. D-18-C WANTED TO BUY come extinct. Seven deer were Imported from Pennsylvania to Nancy by Ernie Bushrniller WANTED: Looking for large start the life cycle again. • • • SERVICES OFFERED Duncan Phyfe dining room ta- bit with 6 chairs. Phone 436- About 90 per cent of the to CAN I PUT YES, A PIECE 2289 D.1.7,c tal asbestos fiber in the United 6 FOR YOUR ALTERATIONS and States is produced in Lowell. CAN I HAVE THIS A PIECE OF CHEESE REPAUtS or REMODELDIO. WANTED: Firewood delivered Vt SLICE OF OF CHEESE GOES GOOD FREE estiznaVe. Call 7534123 Please call 753-7548 D-21-P APPLE or 435-4681. DINATC The average Massachusetts ON IT? ON APPLE) REAL ESTATE FOR SALE PIE family had about $16,700 life PIE r•-•••,, insurance during 1966 o. NOTICE: We repairs all makes BRICE HOUSE; Urge bedrooms, two • • • • • Vacuum cleaners, touters, tab- baths, custom draperies ors, irons, heaters, all small anti carpet throughout. /38.- Wells yielding from 500 to ng appliances. Ward Is Elkins, 4011 S00. Call 753-8717 for appoint. 1.000 gallons of water per min- -12, Mut ute are not KAPla Dec.-38-C TFC uncommon near perennial surface streams in TWO-STORY BRICK, close to the Great Valley region of East town and university, 5 bed- Tennessee rooms, 2 baths, ecreened in • • • -For - porch, 2 fireplaces, 753-3493 Production of limestone and

Jan.-S-C dolomite is Tennessee's p.. INSURANCE & REAL leading '- i., u S 0.1 •11 C not .•..... Dec 6 ESTATE & MORTGAG stone industry in terms of dol- lar value LOANS FOR RENT ONE-BEDROOM furnished Abble SPANN & WILSON apart-, 'N Slats ment, available January 1, 1969, _ by R.V -an Burin 205 S. 4th Murray, Ky. one block from college TFC cam- pus. Couples only. Phone 753- imMEDIATELY. BUT I HAD BUT I DID TAKE WHERE ARE WE NO WAY OF KNOwING SHE PRECAUTIONS 5653. TFC SLATS HAS JUST MADE THE GOING-I MEAN, MAW1, WOULD MASQUERADE AS AGAINST HER SHOULDN'T WE BE ROOM for rent for boys AMA2ING DISCOVERY THAT Sn Kit- ME AND TALK CASHING IT IN TRYING TO LOCATE chen privileges. Located 1008 MRS. CALHOUN IS THE REAL. RoWENA ABBIE INTO -THIS PHONY? FOR SALE Sharpe Street. Phone 753-6638 SCRAPPLE!! SIGNING IT. Repossessed ... D-18-C WHEN DID YOU FIND OUT 1 1966 Schavelle 12' x 50' THREE-ROOM THAT THIS M"/RNA BABE -table Housetrailer, 2-bedroom, in-. unfurnished du- letely plex SWIPED THE STOCK cluding Curtis Mathes TV- apartment. Electric heat, one block CERTIFICATE ? Radio - Stereo combinationl from downtown. Ma- ture lady preferred. with 2-ton air-conditioner a Phone 753- Westinghouse wather an 1299. D-17-C dryer Also: HELP WANTED '67 Dodo* Polora 4-door hardtop, double power, extra nice ear, WAITRESS WANTED. '67 500 ESA -- 4.000 miles. Tele- phone 492-8147 or '68 350 ki-ambler, 1,933 492-8700. miles. D-16-C If interested in any of the above, call Marvin Swann or LW Abner WANTED: Cook for preparing by Al Capp Gedric Paschall at the Bank evening meal for 1 adult and 2 of Murray--753-1893 INAUGURAL MEDAL The in- children at your home or mine. SURE.,1 SEE.IT -- TH I NK OF IT DIS WA`i, D-16-C augural medal shows a Phone 753-8756. D- 17-C bUT I GOT TOO BANANAS!!',OUSE ARE three-quarter view of the in- coming b-bACK IN TN' MUCH PRIDE TO PART OF A NATIONAL president instead of GET INTO NO the customary profile on U.S.A.- wiT' MO SHRINE!! such medals, and the other PLACE TO HIDE!! HORSES- - 438, MARSHALL COUNTY 14: HWY.80- side is a rendering of the 'asy- Well built 3 bedroom ranch type brick home. -just Great Seal of the U.S. as em- Paneled utility room which may be converted to broidered by Julie Nixon, sewing or work room. Living room and bedroom which she presented to her father. Below carpeted. Kitchen built-iris include blender and the eagle is 00L "To RN JN.'' Sculptor is j,)LiY mixer. Extra large lot. Ralph J. Menconi. It will be- ir Call us for an appointment. issued in bronze, with a lim- CUSTODIAN Erickson Realty Company ited number in solid silver, FROM SUNUP and one in gold for President- 803 Maln Benton, Kentucky TO aINDOIsit1 elect Nixon and a silver copy Phone 527-9353 D 16c with serial number 1 for Vice President-elect Spiro Agnew. C_ c_11 ••••••••••••

PAGE au THE LRDGER it TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY MONDAY — DECEMBER 16. 1968 SEEN I HEARD . . Funeral Is Held Uncle Jeff's Also For RIDINGS . (Continued From Pegs I) Mrs. Gust OR• • In Big Promotion The (Continued From Peri 1) rasping growl This thing al- Funeml services for II Uncle Jeff's is also • parti- Sourci most dares us to stay m bed. Mary Edith Gust were held Hart, Mr. Bel Dodson and Mr South TOTAL Leon cipant in the Side mer- SHOP THE day at one p.m at the Arch L. Chambers. The board met chants 51,0(X) Christmas In We finally make the supreme Heady and son Funeral Home, immediately and organised, se-, pro- Me. motion. The name of this effort after blinking hugely, Louisville, with Rev Johnson lacuna Dr. Harry Sparks chair- firm, located just south of smacking our chops several 'Lasky of Murray offkiating man, and Mrs. C. C. Lowry. the Roll; DISCOUNT WAY Callow day Inn, was not included in soE) times to get all our systems Interment was in the Pleasure- secretary. Committees were ap- merchants Is working, weakly throw back the vile Cemetery. pointed to consider opponuni- the list of participat mg in the promotion. cover and stagger off into the Mrs. Gust, age 50. died Fri ties for cleaning, and beautify II Wnited log the Persons may register at any oci;,,,i iie Pi unknown. day at the Murray-Calloway city. Meeting three , tiND SAVE ON ALL of the merchants on County Hospital She was from times, the committees have list; South 12th' Street who are We never knew anyone who Phoenix, Arizona, but visited ed their findings, some pro- participting In the event. Each merchant jumped out of bed ready to go. quite frequently In Calloway gress, and a few suggestions ' has a "1—Entrancee large placard in his store In- YOUR Seen except our kids. They always County with her sister, Mrs. to the city are II dicating that persons may lie got up with all systems go and Warren (Hazel) Patterson of unsightly became of dump gaiter at the store II in working order. New Coward. During her last beepe, weeds, trash and unkept, for the $1,- 000 prizes. PS Arc visit of several months she had ugly areas and two dangerous in CHRISTMAS NEEDS intersections. The prizes will be given II We begin to show life after the become a member of the Good on Friday, December SI WHY PAY RETAIL? SAV-RITE OVER first coffee transfusion. Shepherd United Methodist "2—Vacant iota are in need 20, at 7:00 SAVT AT ON ,5,004) ITEM! Church. of mowing and weed cutting. p.m. Anyone over sixteen years III Mu soak are littered with of age may register for the Met a bunch of nice folks over Survivors are a daughter, rubbish. • some are prizes. • I Christmas the weekend. Mn. Robert Schrader; two eons. unaodded and deep , Noma Indoor gullies have The Scholastic James and Jerry Kistner; Mi been cut in them Participating in the "$1,000 Log Roll CHRISTMAS by erosion. Shopping Spree" are of has come up v Nice letter from Mr and Mrs. ter, Mrs. Patterson; two hen- Uncle "3--Grounds around Jeff's, Holiday Inn, LIGHT SET WRAPPING junior and se Ray Cothran of California. They then, Cecil and Gayle Quisen- some Southside public eating places, each Restaurant, Otasco, Liberty RAPPING PAPER 7 Lights students whicli will be glad to settle- down in berry; five grandchildren. as PAPER drive-in restaurants and ice Super Market, Murray Fully ly seven out Calloway County after they re- The local arrangements were Mobile Reg. or Foil Assembled and 6 ROLLS cream parlors are believe that tire. by the Blalock•Coleman Tuner littered with Homes, Time Finance, Jerry's 26x8 ft. Guaranteed I paper cups. discarded 26-x80" respect in mai al Home. napkins, Restaurant, Carroll Tire Ser- II Set grik,0 Half $1.798,4t Half etc. vice, Walston Texaco. $1.19 ,59 Half . justifiable red The Squirrels were out early Value 4—Many business houses have Kentucky Fried due LIEU% Price! Price! this morning in spite of the Chicken, Hat- Value Price! clean fronts but the back doors cher Auto Sales, Whitnell gh. question i frigid temperatures. We have Hospital Report Stan- are unsightly, unsanitary and dard Service, Ivhich conditli the feeling they like the crisp- Judy's Beauty Adiaissiena, December 13, 1968 fire hazards. II married coupl ness of the mornings. Shop, Sean. The Place, The Mies Teresa Lawrence, Route "5—Alleys are unsightly be- Shoe Tree, 641 Shell, J&S OIL taming a dee One, Murray; Maurice Humph- cause of weeds, paper and dis- Johnson's Grocery, Rowland's Lady the dog does not, however. carded rey, Route 5, Murray; Billy J. cartons. Refrigeration, Dick & Dunn, 66.4 per cent It takes some coaxing to get -6—Store Rule, 705 Chestnut Street, Mur- fronts need paint- Big K. Holcomb Chevrolet, Tri- RADIOS do not love her out DISCOUNT One miff and PRICED that's ing and ray; Miss Deborah Galloway, updating. angle Inn, Starks Hardware, other". 57.8 enough for her. "7—In Any of These Are Sure to Route 2, Murray; Mrs. Nursie residential areas are Trotter's Gulf, Peoples Drive-in Please Your Family or Friends other men oi Duke, Route One, Murray; Char- outbuildings that need tearing Bank volved (adultr Violent crimes have Belson 9-Transistor increased lie Bennett, Route One Admo; down because of unsightlenees AM-FM Clock Radio said "if there over the past year $15.118 Value Universal Model by 21 per Oscar Hale, 807 North 19th and their being fire hazards. tion". 39.8 p cent. Yards 545.00 Valve $14.95 Value Street, Murray. are unnaked, garbage cans AM-FM, I Band radio Cordless. transistorised Pt husband do are exposed and complete with earphone, clock and solid Universal super deluxe Dismissals overturned. APPOLO READY... state $2988 solid wife". Robbery up 32 per cent, for- battery and AC adapter AM-FM radio with ear- state Is AC -DC Mrs. Willie Mae radio. cible rape up 17 per cent, mur- Winchester, "8 — In all areas of our town jack. phones, lighted clock complete with ac- 4)88 Route One, Akno; Mrs. Billie (Continued From Page 1) dL ceseories. Another que der up 15 per cent, aggravated including the University camp- Paschall, Route which reasom assault up 13 per cent. 3, Puryear, us there are well-kept houses tests with confirmation they Tenn.; Mrs. Beatrice Hughes, and businesses, and unattrac- are in top shape and ready to a couple not 105 North 14th red," Mere is how the cities the size Street, Murray; tive, dirty. unkept spots that go. It will be Lovell's third AM-FM Transistor Master Kevin Shepard, 412 Col- stand out like a sore thumb spaceflight, 13orman's second Revolving Clock Set Revolving Clock of Murray showed up the crime $24.95 Value Set To lege Court, Murray: Ralph Fry, and detract from and Andres' first. 5 transistor, $36.95 Value this 50.3 report. Crime up 19 per cent, the well kept 2 band 10 transistor solid rate adlo with Cordless transistorised se5.00 value ed "under ni 1305 Apache Street, Jackson, pieces. In many places the external po- Bet with snooze murder up five per cent, for- area The preliminary countdown er $1588 clock, solid state radio alarm. jack, earphone. twin speakers, 44.8 per cent Missouri; James Ethridge, 803 between curb and sidewalk ap- h ip with earphone. lighted $2988 cible rape up 4 per cent, rob- for the start of the six-day antenna 4-11/4" lighted CI Elm, Benton; Mrs. Mary A" clock dial 52488 Z. clock operates on 'expected". 11 bery up 24 per cent, aggravated Gust, pears to be an "No Man's Land" 5 1-15/1Ir, moon orbiting adventure begin II currant swered "for assault up 11 per cent, burglary Expired), New Concord. because neither the city nor the on schedule Sunday night and III *NMI)WO cial advantag up 17 per cent, larceny up 27 property owner is keeping it headed toward a 7:51 am. EST wrommtlIttal*RIVAIVIII*P1)*11 btfrOtIlttAWAIVRIMIVOM Askaissions, December 14, 19411 said for -ph: per cent and auto theft up 13 cut. One of the noticeable ex- blastoff Saturday. Kim Dorothy Sowell, 311 Er.- per cent. ceptions is the well-kept space Besides confirming that the ALKA-SELTZER' (Continued a vin Street, Murray; Mrs Rena- !I! in the front of the Jeff Shroat astronauts are healthy, today's MELLO ton Fitts, 708 Meadow III relieves New York bed 58,898 auto Avenue, home at 401 South 8th Street. medical tests were designed to Murray; Elvis Lamb, Route 1, UPSET biles stolen the first six months gather data to be compared KAilared j_V7*.nt, 25 Tablets KIrksey; Mrs. Jennie Troupe, -9 — In the success items, MIST Theft of this year with post-flight checks to see III STOMACH. College Station, MSU, Murray; the board has secured (ave..- how the 500,000-mile roundtrlp Choose from Mrs. Carmen Horton, 914 Cold- able cornmittments from auth- III HEADACHE; HAIR Street robbery is up 37 per affects the spacemen Of par% Large Selectien ,0! water Road, Murray; Robert orities for widening the en- .Sunda cent, service station robbery up cular interest are space vvoter of Beautiful SPRAY Anther, Clark Hall MSU, Mur- on the north and east !!! 69* 31 per cent, business house rob- request has heel! tins Borman and Lovell. Value Profesaions.1 ray; Mrs. Clyde approaches. A Cards bery up 28 per cent, chain store Ott, 1509 Kirk- III Styling Formula wood made for the improvement of iney re um people that we Value Per robbery up X) per cent, and Drive, Murray; Miss Ethel Miller the dangerous and ugly inter- have probably the most rnedi- of Box 13-oz. Racy, 7th $2.50 660 ••••••• robbery of residences up HI Street, Murray. 380 Dismissals section at the Five Point, Cold- cal data on from any time in per cent flight thus The home Buell Donelson, Rural Route water road. far," said Dr. Charles "Dewey Lampkins Jr., is do- Starry, the chief astronaut phy- 9te Value James Dale Biggest single increase 6, Murray; Mrs. Sue Camber, 511 in crime big an excellent job of reclaim- skian. Bonman and Lovell flew Higherfle 141, Is Box 81, Hardin; Mrs. Martha in the iminkmastern states Ins his property on the east on the longest flight ever — Memorial Gar with 25 Hamm, 1802 West Main Street, MAALOX a per emit rise approach to the city. This area the 14-day voyage of Gemini 7. Ill TOYS Sunday night Murray; Mrs. Sue Britt, Route bas been abused by public trash Lovell also logged four days in 380 _Eseven p.m., 1, Lynn Grove; Mrs. Florence Liquid Salentine, dumping. Gemini 12 coo $159 Value 'puty Sheriff Route 3, Murray; Market Report Z. Stolen frost E S. Crouse, Route 2, Murray; "Upon request of this board ny comparing the results of department TRUCKS, .50 Value two 20 gaui linas Donna Burkeen, 1004 the water will use the Gemini spaceflight with the Feder ai State Market N e w al 101PR camera Payne Street, Murray; Mrs. Es- deflectors when flushing fire six-day flight of Apollo 8, Ber- GUNS and Many More! 88( Service 12-16-68 Kentucky Fur hydrants, avoid making 880 Faberge BRUT $6.88 er taken front telle Mathis and boy, Route 3, to gull- ry said physicians should be chase After Shave & Shower - 6.4 oz. two men's vs Arm Hog Market Report Murray, Mrs. Jo Alice Cothran lea in lawns. • able for the first time to see Includes 9 istor Philco Buying S:_ations and boy, Route 3, Benton; Orvel "Other commendable im- bow weightlessness affects men Receipts 19'74 Heed, Barrow, provements include without watch, and is Hendricks, Route 2, Hazel; Dan- the paint- having the results FAMILY SIZE REEM LISTERINE and Gilts 50e Higher, Sows, ing of the Ledger & Times clouded by the possible effects ENGLISH size 12. iel Jones, 213 North 13th Street, Antiseptic Strong, 35e building, including the alley of cramped Gemini capsule Keeps Teeth White and Morgan an Higher Murray: Glenn Kline, Route 2, the ; Clean! LEATHER US 2-3 103410 lbs side; the Houston McDevitt Cli- pilots. 7-oa „gained throug $18.50-19.00, Hazel; Charlie Bennett (Expir. had on the Aerosal (3-oz.) Few nic has recently black-topped three astronauts 79. Value 'carport. The 1-2 $19.20; ed), Route 1, Ahno. The took the IN or Stick Deodorant US 2-4 200-240 lbs 517.75-18.50; it's parking lot; Ben Franklin's day off Sunday, went to church he was called US 2-4 230-330 lbs 517.00-17.75; new store highlights the east and relaxed in their comfort- III Your Choice! ter they retu US 3-4 250-280 lbs 516.50-17.25; Great Books Group Main Street. The new front at able moonport quarters. $1.05 Value $1.25 Value services Sund SOWS: To Meet Toniggt Purdom-Thurman Insurance Co.; Their schedule for the rest The deputy -US 1-2 270-300 lbs 51.3.75-1500; the new Ward-Elkins store; a of the week calls for some more II en and door rse 58(t US 1-3 300-450 lbs 513.00-14 modern front at Lerman's; Na- practice in a spacecraft trainer, 88 were left opi 00: The Great Books Discussion US gauge stiotgi 2-3 400-800 lbs 513.00-1330. Group will meet tonight (Mon- tional Store's enlarged front; review of all preprations for Christmas pr day) at 'even p.m. at the Mur- and Cato's are good examples the flight and continued study III son, Ricky. ray-Calloway County Library in- among recent improvements of their complicated flight, plan. Ill New York's Wall Street was The Miller stead of the fourth Monday worthy of notice to the bowl- The plans calls for the pilots named for a protective wall III ELECTRIC "brick consti built in the night. WTI area. to circle the earth twice Satur- city in 1653 III CORN been built c • • • Mrs. Charlotte Sturm will be day morning and then restart POPPER "It is the opinion of the beau- INAuribiam Mr. Miller is The first sizable ship built the leader for the discussion of the top stage of their Saturn MIXER tification board that the low Olve• perfect re- Murray Divis by English settlers in America the book, 'The Dubliners" 3 rocket to give their 32-ton III by priced home can be made as stdts. Bee-thru Company ant WM launched at Popham on James Joyce. moonship the acceleration New glass tot) ksts beautiful as the most expen- III Red Cross lie the Kennebec River in Maine All members and interested needed to go to the moon. Compact you see corn pop. sive by some physical labor and Blends, stirs, mixe s, the Murray in 1607 persons are urged to Apollo 8 is scheduled to swing III Styling! attend. a very little money. A few beats and whips with Hospital Ric into a lunar orbit Dec. 24, cir- large cents for flower seeds reap fullmix beaters Almo Elemei • • •• • ••••••-• cle the moon 10 times and then S. lleatj on any setting wealth in blooms: The-eounty is head back to earth early and features permanent have another rich in natural landscaping ma- III press fabric settings. Christmas morning. 399 is married. tenals, trees and shrubs such ANTA'S COMING The spacecraft is scheduled TO "7- as elder, sumac, maple, dog- II $888 to land shortly before down in wood, redbud, tulip, holly, buck- the Pacific Ocean, about 750 III $1088 21-Qt. Size Allen CI eye, willow trees and others, a- miles southwest of Hawaii. vailable for the digging. Some Ends Tei URRAY HOME& AUTO The astronauts plan to stage 40•44 of the most inexpensive homes ill Automatic six live telecasts during their Polaroid were found to be the most at- III DENVER - missions, including two while tractive because of the tender FRudlli Cunningham, they are circling the moon. II' POLA LAND CAMERA LAND CAMERA loving care of residents. Mrs. Alfred One of the moon orbit trans- NI Takes Indoor Pictures Without "The Garden Department of Color Pictures In a minute! 1105 sycamo missions on Christmas Eve, will Flash - See Picture In the Murray Woman's Club has II Seconds Ky., has beet be beamed to Europe and Ja- Take onlor nictures • minute. eady started the ides of com- In U.S. Air For Don't forget that pan as well as the United States A woen....9,,i elf. Po •Ft., coupled black and white In epoomis—there's 4 unity pride by monthly selec- detachable notnin,.. Like seeing 'em without de- it Lowry AF and should show the earth IN range finder, automatic electric eye. I will be at your tion of the most attractive yard, cover and adjustable strap lay Makes a welcome gift or get He was to .F 238,000 miles away on. for yourself to capture memor- and the III and marking it for the public inventory Murray Home and moon only 89 miles below. able moments during the holidays! s attention. been assigns Auto Store Tactical Air "It is the Beautification •. Pd Campbell, K Board's desire that all do some Christian Women's *74-95 $5988 $49.95 $3758 The airmi winter planning on paper for. II Value Value Fellowship Murray Higl TOMORROW home improvements and gee Meets Murray Stati dening and be ready to execute FILM 8c FLASHBULBS all at DISCOUNT PRICES! The Christian Women's Fel- these plans when spring wee-, POLAROID lowship of the First Christiaa i LAND FILM 107, $2.85 Val. __ $1.98 tber permits In the meantime. 6p.m. till 8 p.m Church will hold its monthly POLAROID LAND FILM IN, $5.39 Value _-- $3.98 we urge you to see your home III 48-Hour Developing Service general meeting at the parson, POLAROID SWINGER FILM 20, $2.16 Val. _ 51,49 and business as others see it. WEATH age. 704 Olive Street, at 9:30 AG1 or AG1B FLASH BULBS, $1.30 Value __ $1.12 This letter summarizes the am on Tuesday, December 17. United 1' findings of all members of the 213 or M39 FLASH BUaine$2.16 Value $1.49 Mrs W. C. Duncan will pre- Board present, except one, whom sent the program and by United I was absent" Mrs. R. II L Wade will lead in the wor- Partly cic Harry M Sparks ship. day, high r chairman 11 STORE HOURS: The hostess will be Mrs. Wil. increasing Civic Beautification Committee Mon. -Sat. liam Porter All women of the 8:30-8:00 vr,ith chance church are urged to attend 'Til Christmas from west t( '1 ne nowenng iliac shrub 120s northeai originated In Persia, ISA was -1 ne °mei 11 4th brought to Europe by cru- iinstian house & Maple Kentucky of worship still In use 'I saders, then found its way to in the South Side of Square I TOT I up 0.2; bel. Western Hemisphere Is I, NMI T CE1TERS America San hi 2.0. Jose Church. San Juan, P.R. opened in 1523 !l! Barkley 1 belo Northside Shopping Center- Chestnut St. The first pi esident to reside • • • III up 0.2; 0.2 In Washington, D.C. was John The 1316Ie was the source of III Adams. names for 21 U.S. presidents. sunrise 7; Moon roe