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;EMBER 3, .1959 Selected As A Best All Round Kentuel,y Community Newspaper Nicks And 'age Entertain loween Party The Primary Largest S Katrina Nicks and Circulation In atertained with a Hal- Source of News Friday, October *30t4 The City .re their mothers, Mrs. • In Murray and Jr., and Mrs. Alice Largest ; Calloway County Circulation In oe played and party 1. Refreshments were The County :he hostesses to those lowing the party, the United IN OUR 80th YEAR MURRAY POPULATION it trick or treating. Press International Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, November 4, 1959 10,100 Vol. LXXX No. 261 were; Elizabeth Har- •=1•=•••=11.=•• 'ilson, Kaoren McClure. 7, Dwain Johnson, Jim-A, i. Brenda. Steve „api 1. s. Marilyn, and Karren Bucy. Mellissa Tre- ah Workman, Debbie is Miller, Debbie Huie COMBS AND WYATT SWEEP TO VICTORY • • • • UNOFFICIAL ELECTION RETURNS - Members Of Over 7,000 Cast Votes In November 3, 1959 )epartment Win In Landslide As Demos sent Skit • • Calloway Voting Yesterday Governor Lt. Gov, Sec. of Atty. Gen, Auditor I reas. Pub. Ins. Agri. Com. Court of Amend. Amend. ter members of the State Appeals Unite In Statewide Voting One Tm 0 tinent will present a entitled 'Thirty Years Calloway County Democrats pre- down the line" received majorities Precinct .4., • gl -4 By JAMES R. RENNEISEN votes- 194.264 yes, 231,449 no. t the meeting of the sented a united front in the elec- nearing 5,000. r: t s' sft. a? -e :G•. • • - .4I ,.;•• f ".1 S i .3. United Press international The amendment permit re- Tuesday evening, No- tion yesterday giving Bert Combs, Votem in Calloway County plac- Q. N• :0 — •,!' .t. :4 0 ;.•• >f! LOUISVILLE +UK — A tide election of sheriffs profited from the club house at 7:30. Democratic nominee for governor ed a stamp of approval on both Murray 1 230 31 224 27 201 25. 200 24 197 24 199 27 198 27 198 24 204 24 110 38 88 65 of Dem cratic vitez rose toward the "yes" tide, and moved into • *SS a margin of victory of almost the Amendments to the state con- Murray 2 266 46 267 41 247 31 244 34: 238 33 25e 32 242 32 244 36 249 31 100 51 70 98 the lead. with 174.264 favorable -Atlantic ocean speed 5.000 greater than that won by stitution. Murray 3 320 511.318 49 301 48 300 44 298 42 306 42 300 43 298 44 307 44 124 77 132 157 votes to 171.119 opposed. eld by the superliner Governor Chandler in his victory On the amendment relating to Murray 4 422 Ilk 440 65 424 51 425 52 420 SI 424 58 421 52 407 64 430 52 100 73 133 242 which averaged35.- four years ago. sheriffs followina themselves in Murray 5 21$ ssi 218 51 212 44 205 45 213 38 211 47 215 42 200 51 218 43 116 90 61 168 The Combs victory probably Wilson irine a trip in Juty,11, 6 Lt. Governor candidate office for more than one term Murray 6 347 331 245 52 236 47 238 51 231 45 240 49 235 44 234 46 245 39 129 74 60 163 represented a personal triumph same • Wyatt received almost the countians voted 2177 for and 1511 Murray 7 21111 51 303 15 283 31 284 37 296 55 1412 35 284 32 275 43 292 31 117 77 133 114 former U. S. Sen. Earle C. Cle- Republican Pleaz margin over against. Murray 8 ; US 25224 20 204 18 202 21 194 19 203 23 204 18 199 20 211 18 85 55 105 115 ments who sponsored his candid- Mobley. On amendment number two Murray 9 MIA - fa 313 60 305 53 300 56 296 a5 100 62 302 51 288 61 311 51 124 95 110 160. acy and who will reap the reward "right Democratic candidates which which would give veterans Murray 10' 1 744. 1311. see 114 542 82 54t 79 541 80 559 93 553 77 520 101 559 75 238 168 164 279 of virtual ccntrol of the state's a bonus financed by a. sales tax. N. Concord I 61 63 6 54 5 54 5 54 4 55 4 54 4 55 4 56 4 25 13 46 11 Democratic organization. e-untiaest voted 2543 in favor and S. ('oncord 1 153 23 151 20 145 16 143 16 141 15 143 15 140 15 141 15 142 35 15 38 61 41 A triumph for Clements - the 2374 against. S. W. Concord 147 18 147 13 139 14 138 13 136 12 142 14 136 13 137 14 143 14 59 28 77 38 Combs win was a bitter blow to City Council In Calloway County yesterday S. Liberty 104 31 108 31 98 30 96 30 96 Vi 97 29 97 30 96 29 96 30 57 30 77 25 Gov. A. B. Chandler, Chandler, 7529 voters went to the polls in Faxon 189 24 181 23 163 18 154 18 154 17 150 17 155 17 152 17 154 17 47 35 91 41 who displayed open antagonism spite of showers which sometimes N. Liberty 114 21 78 16 69 13 73 13 70 13 73 13 71 13 70 13 76 13 19 19 37 25 toward Combs during the cam- holds down the voting. Almo 281 34 267 29 233 Is Named 23 239 23 229 25 227 28 228 25 236 25 245 25 76 58 Ili 61 paign, has struggled with Cle- Sharp interest in the governor's Dexter 165 33 164 24 151 NE FRANK" 20 147 19 144 19 150 18 148 19 147 18 150 19 42 49 101 35 ments for political supremacy in race and the two amendments is Jackson 118 50 116 39 107 29 104 Perkins 25 105 27 106 29 108 26 104 28 113 26 34 36 67 43 the state's Democratic Party for thought to be responsible for the Kirksey 159 42 yesterday B3 37 145 25 143 29 141 26 145 28 145 28 139 35 149 28 57 54 81 59 more than 25 yer.rs. big turnout yesterday. N. Brinkley 47 36 48 25 49 26 SO 26 48 2.10 49 27 50 27 48 26 49 26 10 20 36 11 An effort was made in Call''way S. Brinkley 217 30 201 23 182 17 182 IR 174 18 179 17 179 14 174 19 IBS 17 91 29 155 10 One detnite result of the The twelve candidates for City County by Republicans to take N. Swami 138 ?2 136 19 122 17 118 15 119 17 122 17 120 15 177 17 121 16 45 38 55 42 Combs election is that Clements, Council for the city of Murray advantage of a split in the Demo- Lynn Grove 146 55 151 45 150 36 146 34 146 34 151 38 149 34 144 36 143 • 33 45 44 68 62 and not Chandler, will have pri- on the general election ballot cratic party promoted by Governor Harris Grove 142 15 131 13 120 13 118 13 117 Li 118 13 116 13 115 14 124 12 27 30 52 30 mary control over the state's were all elected yesterday. A. B. Chandler and Lt. Governor S. Swann 132 32 122 20 113 delegation to the 1960 Democratic 19 109 19 108 19 106 19 109 19 108 20 118 19 28 25 76 24-- Bert Combs In Ward A councilmen are Harry Lee Waterfieid. However W. Hazel 140 19 137 22 129 18 129 19 127 18 131 19 126 .18 126 19 128 20 23 25 53 28 Convention. W1 THE Lester Nanney, Joe Dick. Pren- local Democrats apparently were F.. Hazel 176 28 167 26 163 21 160 21 21 158 156 25 161 21 155 22 162 21 42 36 64 59' Chandler, an announced ranch- tice Lassiter, Charles M. Baker, not impressed too much by the Sal 228 33 220 28 205 23 204 19 201 20 203 20 200 21 199 23 207 19 60 69 89 78 date.for the Democratic presiden- tired Young, and Maurice wide publicity given this attempt Providence 165 44 156 39 153 36 148 36 147 35 147 :t8 145 35 141 37 146 36 68 27 64 60 tial n, mination. had hoped to go 01216662Rn— 'Crass Jr. to split the party. Absentees 61 7 63 5 63 3 64 3 63 3 65 3 65 3 62 5 63 4 41 13 21 36 to the convention as the state's In Ward B councilmen are Ben Interest was hi4,41 last night at TOT Al. 111157 11114 6074 1017 5708 852 5766 857 5506 833 S689 899 5656 828 5529 917 5794 822 2117 1515 2.543 2374 favorite son. Clements. Grogan. James Rudy Aklbritten, the court house with the v,..tes a close associa;e of U. Sen. Lyndon Richard T. Tuck. Leonard Vau- being counted in fairly quick time. S. Jornson D-Tex., during his Sen- ghn, Marvin Harris and Frank H. It was nearly twelve o'clock be- FraeTier ate years, probably will bring, Lancaster. fore this- final ballots were tallied to the Editor [Murray tiositaj County Woman Luther Hill the Kentucky delegation into These twelve were named af- and She results obtained for Cal- the Texan's camp. Wens -twin Ow- ter a heavy vote in the primary loway County. Mr. James C. Williams Monday's complete record fol. and easily won yesterday. • • Ann Chassdisr's hold on the Editor of Murra -s a - $4: C albs. t`ic first mountain gov- persons did not even cast litt Ledger Dies Tuesday Passes Away :Democratic party cleanly broken and Times Census 44 ernor nfftentucaur mlre than vote election. in the city since yesterday by Bert T Combs and Murray Ken ucky Adult Beds 6.5 three decades, 13 a lawyer at che twelve were unocipised Won W Wyatt, his bid for the Dear Mr. Williams: Emergency Beds 21 Prestortburg. Ky.. He served oil Miss Harriet Erwin. age presidency will apparently fall a- 68, Patients Admitted 5 Yesterday the state Court of Appeals four I have read with interest the died Tuesday morning Square Dance Will part. at 10:00 Patients Dismissed 2 years before resighng to maks recent series of editorials 'Pub- o'clock at the Murray HospitaL New Citizens 3 an unsuccessful bid for the Dem- Be Held lished by your paper on the cie- Miss Erwin was Luther "Luke" Hill, age 86, By Murray a native of the Patients admitted from Friday ocratic gubernatorial norninatios mentary and secondary education- Pleasant passed away Tuesday afternoon Rescue Squad South Grove 9:00 a. m. to Monday 11:00 a. m. in 1955. He was defeated then by al problems of Murray and Cal- has been at 3:30 in a Hopkinsville hospital. Tigers Will but making tjer homehome, at Mfo. Robert Melsan, 204 Su. Chandler. loway County. I am Sore that , the Murray Rest Ho* fog The funeral was held at 3:30 Wilson W. Wyatt 6th.; S. I. Futrell, Rt.• 5; Olin B. the reactors of the Ledger and past this afternoln at the Miller Fu- He began h., present success- The Murray Rescue Squad met two years. Sheridan, Rt. 1. Hazel; Mrs. John Times appreciate your efforts to She is survived by two broth- neral Home in Hazel with Bra- ree:wci proportions in Kentucky ful campaign 19 months ago, per- Last night and planned a square Host Grove Barnett, Rt. 4, Benton; Mrs. Har- present the facts if the case as Bruce Freeman officiating. Bur- today - sweeping farmer Judge haps the longest in Kentucky dance to raise additional funds ers, Macon Erwin and Dunk Er- let Coots, Rt. I, Benton; Donald you understand them. Hazel 1, she ial was in the C (nnersville ceme- .Bert T. Combs and the whole history. He defeated Lt. Gov. • needed for new equipment. win of Route a:so Eugene Robsion, 1370 Flanders, The Murray High School Tig- There are some parents. how- several nieces and nephews. tery. - Dem, cratic ticket into office in Harry Lee Waterfield, who had The dance will be held on No- has South Gate. Mich.; Clayton Al- ers wiU be host to Grove High ever, who became disturbed by was member He is survived by his wife. • electisn bsund to have some :he support of Chandler and the vember 20 at the olcl skating She a of the &sigh fred Orr, F4. 2; Kelsey Rule. Rt. of Paris Friday night si 7:30 in the articles. threfare, I am re- Pleasant Grove Methodist church Mrs. Addle Hill of Mayfield and effects on the national proiticat state administration, in a bitter- rink on North 18th. Street. I. Kirksey; Kiss Chrysandra Gal- Holland Stadium. questing that this letter be pub- where funeral conduct- three sisters. Mrs, F-PP•e scene. ly contested primary campaign. The Hillbilly Ramblers will the was 1 sway, Rt. 1, Hazel; Gene Shroat Murray and Paris have been lished in the hope that certain this afternoon Hill Hazel; Mrs. Lee Jackson, Paris, Returns from 2,404 of the state's Wilson W. Wyatt. who also was furnish the music for the occasion ed with Rev. Geurin, 503 No. 16th.; Terry rivals for more than thirty matters may be clarified. charge. Burial Tenn.: and Mrs. Pearl Free:and 3.764 precincts gave C mbs 404,352 a candidate for governor in that and two callers will be an hand years in was in the Henry Smotherman. Rt. I, Hazel; and the series ,s almost even. The Training School. n.iw cemetery., of Memphis. Tenn. 'Votes to 258,874 for Republican primary until he joined forces to call the dances. church Richard McGill. 1503 Main; Rob- Murray won last year at Para. Murray College High, has al- 'Active pallbearers were: Euel John M. Robson Jr., and the with Combs last February. won The dance will begin at 8:00 ert Winsk:, 412 So. 12th.; Richar • 27 to 20 in a battle of brilliant ways been a vital part of an ef- Morton, Erwin, Combs plurality of 144.478 threat- easily as Combs' running mate p. m. with admission being fifty B. Buren Tcron Orley Ward. 1503 Main; Mrs. F. N. Kennerly backs, Mosely of Grove and fective teacher education pro- Erwin, James Wisehart. Noel ened the record of 12/4900 for a for lieutenant governor. cents per person. Anna Frances Galloway, Rt. 1, Brewer of Murray. The game gram and an effort has'. -been Buchanan Jackson. Dies Tuesday Morning Kentucky gubeinatorial election He defeated Republican Pleaz St a few weeks Some special music selections and Charles Hazel; Mrs. Alvis Jones, 300 Se. was considered the best gird made to provide the best edu- The Miller Funeral Home of set by Gov. A. B. Chandler four Mobley. who had served as fed- • for the younger set will be play- 10th.; Mrs. Emmett Thompson, ik! Lots of fcs- battle of the season. cational experiences for the chil- Hazel had charge of the funeral Mrs. F. N. Kennerly. age 76, years ago. eral judge in .the Trust Territory 411L-d also. Rt. I, Hardin; Mrs. Hilton Hugh- PI about yours? Both teams are dren attending this school. The arrangements. died at 10:50 a m. Tuesday at lier in the Pacific by appointment of All proceeds will be used by in good condi- es, (1601 Story; Mrs. Rollie L. The unofficial returns from 2,- tion for the game Friday night cost if operation is a part of the home an RFD 6. Murray, nom President Eisenhower. :p you running, the Murray Rescue Squad to Stratton and baby girl. P. 0. Box 406 precincts gave Wyatt 368,487 purchase and the outcome is looked upon overall college budget. Neither Old Salem after a 16 m ,infhi votes, Mobley 2I7.212-a !bad of In unofficial returns from 2,- itension needed equiment. . 53, Benton; Mrs. Norman Hill' phone as- a toss-up. Grove High had an local school taxes nor state funds 123 precincts, Wyatt led Mobley • Members will have tickets to and bab-Y boy, College Station, 151.275 for Wyatt. en, say, where open date „last week while allocated to local school districts She is survived by her hus- 334.953 to 193.709. sell with the next fey: days. the Two Injured Box 1185; Mrs. Travis Csrnwell The veterans bonus amendment Tgers were losing to strong on average daily attendance is band, F. N. Kennerly, RFD 6, The veterans' bonus amend- bedroom where and baby girl. Rt. 4, Bent ,n; continued to gain as returns caine 11.9k insville. paid to the college to help offset Murray; three step-cfaughults, ment which aroused almost as come 41 pretty Mrs. J. P. Walker and baby girl, in from rural precincts, especial- Unopposed Candidates Paris fans always support the cost of operating the school. Mrs Fay Futrell, RFD 2. Hazel, much interest as the statewide 1005 'Chestnut; Wm Henry Bur- ly from the mountain areas. Grove at Murray . and A contractual arrangement be- In Accident Mrs. Daisy Shoemalth. Murray, races received strong oppositon Receive Good Vote well a keen, Rt. I, Dexter. With 2.385 precincts tabulated , Large crowd is expected to tween the college and the Cal- Mrs. Carrye, Scarbrough, Granite in Jefferson County-but lare re- be in Patients dismissed from Friday the margin against the bontis pro- attendance. loway County Board, cancelled a City, III.; three step-sons, Clay- pirting counties in the rural sec- • 9:00 a.'m. t Monday 11:00 a. m. posal had dwindled tó 37, 185 • Three unopposed candidates re- few years ago at the request of Charles Roy Hodgen,, age 22 ton Kennerly. Murray., LCharlie tions and Uncounted absentee bal- Master Spencer Salentine, Ht. ceived a top token vote in the the county, provided for a token and Loyd Calhoon, age 27, both and Golden Kennerly Troth • of lots' may decide its fate. 2. Golden Pond; Mrs. Paul Dill, election yesterday with Senator sum to be paid to .the college. of Route one, Obion, Tennessee Granie City. Ill.; one sister; two PROCLAMATION With rePorts in from 2,023 pre- 507 Vine; Mrs. Robert Payne and George E. Overbey receiving the Hazel Names This amount never exceeded were injured this morning when half-brothers, Comniodore .Orr, cincts the opposing votes out- baby girl. 1631 W. Olive; most. eight thousand dollars per year the two ton Chevrolet truck driv- 'Mrs. RFD 4. Murray and Everett Orr. numbered the faisoing votes, Darrell Bland and baby Senator Overbey, unopposed f•(r and was only a small fraction en by Hodges apparently got out ' boy, Puryear. Tenn. To Whom These Presents Shall 205.967 to 162.740. .Golden Pond; Mrs. Franklin Hill. another term in the General 'As- New Officers of thei College High- School bud- of control in a rainstorm east of She was a. member of the North Corns: The amendment to permit sher- Rt. 1, 'Dater; Mrs. Hugh Roberts sembly tallied 8109 votes in Cal- get. Murray. Fork -Baptist Church in Henry WHEREAS, American Art Week iffs to serve successive terms ap- and babyNgirt. Re 2 Benton; loway County, Enrollment in recent years has Both received multiple brtes- Mrs. County. The Funeral will be con- has been sponsored and develop- peared to be in trouble. The op- City officers were 'Pross Harper and baby boy, 'Mod- Otis Lovins, unopposed candi- named for continued to climb in grades one es and Hodges was dismissed af- ducted Thursday afternoon at ed by the American Artists Pro- posing votes were slightly great- Hazel yesterday by el, Tenn.; Mrs. R. R. Meluan date for representative received voters in through six, to the point where ter examination. Calhorin was 2:30 p. m. at the Max H. Church- fessional League for the past er than the "yeses" - 151,474 to East and West Hazel. ' (Expired) 204 So, 6th.: Dewey • ..6107 votes, Wayne Freeman, Lr- the regular .college supervisory still ,undergoing examination this hill Funeral Chapel with Boy, three decades; And _ - 150.960. i The candidate for judge *Terry Shelton, Swann Dorm; Mrs. Wmer senator and candidate for Grover teachers could not take care id morning for possible chest. in- H. L. Lux in charge. Burial will WHEREAS. man communicated All the Democratic office C. Wade olames _Weaver, Rt. I. Hardin. Railroad Commissioner wat un- and the five candidates the children. As a temporary juries. :n the Martinls Chapel Ceme--by means of art long before a seekers were swept in w:th the for trustee were • bonald Eugene Robsion. 1370 opposed in the first idistrict. all unopposed. measure, an agreement was reach- State Patrolman Guy Turner, tery. sps ken language developed: and Combs tide. The fhllowing fig- Members of the Board Trus- 'Flanders, South Gate, Mich.; tiocation. Simply He received 5757 votes in Cal- of ed with the Calloway County investigated the accident and the Friends may call at the Mak WHEREAS, most of our present urc-s were with' about 1,350 pre- James Mellon Marshall, I ex y County. tees are Dr. J. E. Dover, Hoyt Board of Education which per- two were brought to Murray Hazsl; H. Churchill Funeral Home un- day knowledge came to us in cincts report: :onvenience. Like, John Mayer, W. Mrs. Nellie Gray Ward, 1,12 So. P. Ras- mitted the county to assign ad- Hospital by Max Churchill am- til the funeral hour. fragments of history's art. frag- Secretary of state: Henry H. -A. and Cyrus Miller. 10th.; Mrs.. Bert Deering, 507 ditional elementary teachers to bulance. ments often the sole survivors of Carter D 193.723: Ed Fresnoy Beale; Mrs. Wayne Mallingly. , Voters cast their vote for 'these the College .High School build- 202 'st and extinct cities and people; R 95.073. Su. 7th.: and baby girl Matting- Huge Crowd On Hand ^ Weather I Canstidates, hnayever they..dicUnot goo This year there are three ,(od - Treasurer: Thelma Stovall D (--Go o ands- -444- Aboratories has •isarest any opposition-4er eachers and eighty-tour atucfatntg For Drawing Here-- • WHEREAS. are Orperhaps our 193,915: Wallaee Jbnes R 92.279. fives, poplar?: Richard'" MaCill. 1503 nteresting'one I Report in the - county units. In making greatest legacy to posterity: 'Attorney general: John B. i Baby Binii-ed - Main: Robert Winski, 412 So. Last Night • • United ores, room for these additional class- ' NOW THEREFOR, I, HOLM- BreckInridge 0 196,213;' Samuel s system for use roternatishat 12ih.; Mrs. Lois McReynolds. 8th.; Car Wash Will Be rooms. we have been forced to ES PLUS, Mayor of Murray', Cannon R 91.862. "Po "whistle stop" si Mrs. Garnet -Morais, 204 So. 16th.; One of rfre largest crowds ever give up the vigual aids room, li- Kentocky, do hereby pr claim Superintendent of Public in- Southwest. south central and Held Saturday Early Today Miss Lisa Kay McReynolds, Rt. to assemble on the court squdre 1923. Designed brary space, and other facilities N (vcrnber 1-7, 1959. as struction: Wendell P. Butler D southeast Kentucky — 3, Hazel; Mrs. Charlie Outland was uptown last night for the Cloudy, vital to our effective operat:on. AMERICAN ART WEEK 182.404; Douglas -Miller R 83.668 used by him on windy and warm with and baby girl, 1653 Ryan; drawing of prizes which were scattered The Murray College High After long and careful consid- Mrs. 'in Murray, Kentucky. and urge Commissioner of Agriculture: us sudden death showers or thundershowers Galen Thurman given by the local Democrat par- to- Junior Class will hold a car eration and in keeping with re- Carl Milton Gordon, eight and baby by, our patriotic societies and Local Emers •n Beacharrip IT 178.27; day. tonight and 521 Su_ 6th ; Mrs. Floyd ty to aid in getting out the vote peeches or just Thursday; high wash Saturday, November 7th cognized practices in the teacher month old son of Milton and McClure eiv:c organizations— to 'recognize George Whittington R 88.118. today in low 70s, low tonight yesterday omany research in at the Ashland Five Point Ser- training field the decision was Fannie Gordon of Hardin route and baby boy. New Concord. the cultural significance of Ameri- State. audtior: Joseph Sehneider low 80s. Rain ending and Jim McCuistion of New Con- turning vice Station. reached, in May 1959, to start one was seriously burned this can Art Wee, inakIng the public D 193.998; Mrs. Jo Warriner R be word around colder in the southwest BOUNCING BRIDEGROOM cord won the 1959 Lark auto- Thursday Everyone is asked to bring a operating grades one through six morning. aware of its own artists and 92,599. afternoon and in the -- - mobile. The winner of the pony southeast car or Call PL-3-4938 for free on a limited enrollment basis. The child was in a stroller craftsmen and of its own Ameri- Clerk. Court of Appeals: Doris .nThursday night. MONTPELIER. Vt. — was Rob Jones of Almo. pick-up and delivery. The class The 'priority system established and reached up and pulled a pot (UPD can heritage. Owens D 199,258; Nova Wellman 418 Temperatures at 6 Douglas Datoroburg, Four bicycles were given away. a. m. CST.: will begin washing cars at 7:30 as a basis for selection gave of coffee 'from the stove. The hot 42. was sent Dune at Murray, Kentucky, 11 82.534. Covington 54, They were won by Hardy Kelso, Louisville 60, Pa- and will work during the day. every child who was attending coffee caused third degree burns to jail for passing phony checks to this the second day of No- wonderful Bell ducah 65, Lexington Clifton Campbell, Mrs. Maurine 57, Lon- Ths-car washes are $1.25. Murray College High at the ned on his left arm and left leg. the justice of the peace who per- vember in the year of our The Arkansas Press Association newspaper for don 54, Bowling Green Swann and Otis Hurt. 60 and This is one of the Junior class of the 1958-59 school year an He is. in serious condition. The med his wcaid0ireeremony and Lord, one thousand nine hun- is believed to be one of the oldest Hopkinsville 62. The m:xer vi..a.; win by Pree- money making projects for the •father is in the Mr Force at also to the florist from whom he dred and fifty-nine. orianizations of its kind in the Evansville ,Ind 64. (('ontinued on Page Two) year. this time. bought flowers for his bride. 'e (Continued on Page 'Two) Holmes Ellis, Mayor U. S It was formed in 1873.

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11'AM 1 WO LEDGER & TIMM - UREA!. KENTUCKY 'WEDNESDAY - NOVEMBER 4, 1959 • our academic offerings in math, THE LEDGER & College High Bob Cousy's Letter to. the Editor I science, and foreign language, TIMES ' and at the same time making Gridiron Glamor Blamed PUBLiSHED by LEDGER II TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. les. T, (Continued from Page One) • available a well balanced pro- :onsolidation of the Murray Ledger, The Callcwaji Tunes. and The gram at music, art, business, in- planes-Herald, October 10, 1928, and the West I upped By Magic Kantor-kiss. Jafiriegg Touch opportimity to continue. Th,s dustrial arts, agriculture, and 1842 For Army Moral Victory I. policy was established with the home economics. JAMES C. WILLIAMS expectation that some celleke op- PUBLISHIER I am Fulton County Aids Boston erated would be crewded until listing a few concise By OSCAR FRALEY the c schiN and they undoubtedly • statements that may reeerve the right to rejeo: any AcikertIstng. Letters to the &Mar junior high school. Contrary to be helpful United Poem International have become as athletically mature 4 st Public Voice ...ems in understanding which, in our opinion, are Bet km Ilse Ma some reports, these grades will the operation of NEW YORK (137l) - Gridiron in four years as we have in 50." n!orest ol our readers iding Fulton County tapp- Murray College Hie. United Preen hatersiatlenat not be cut to thirty, Children glamor was blamed by Army to- Which brings u,s to the material, ed .70tirray College High 58-45 1. Each incoming first grade • 1ATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WI1'1111* 430.. INS Old pie Hoe Cousy's endless now in school will be allowed to day for the hotly-c.ntested "moral and Stephenson's tongue-in-cheek Monroe, Memphis, ost night. It was the 'Colts first will be limited to thirty. Fenn., 250 Palk Ave., N. Tack IL M- !nape touch hi's given the Boston stay, but each incoming first victory" credited to the Air Force description of the glamor program an Ave, Chicago 80 Bola-stout loss el the season and gave them I 2. Present grades will not be St. Bostoa. Celtics a good start in the graue will be held to thirty. LI Academy in the 13-13 deadloek which produces the horsepower for 1-1 record. defense Icut, but withdrawals will it their any grade fails below thirty, the not be kicking off their football rivalry. the Cadet Coops at Colorado Spr- Cntered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for tranaanassacin se The Pilats led 17-11 at the end Nat:onal Basketball Assn. replacedthjurtnyUl the replacements will be selected number falls Sec rid Class Matter the first quarter of play but championship. below Army, first oe all, doesn't dunk ings. tram the roster in accordance that the Air Force should have Has Dramatic Effect IK'BSCRIPTION RATES: e Colts almost closed the gap 3. Repacements w:11 be made By Carrier eis Murray. per weak 20e, per Cousy. playing his 10th year in with the established prionty pro- been rated a six point underdog "Nom they want a football play- sionth 85e in Celloway and adjoining counties, . the second stanza and trailed 'from the roster in accordance par yew. 88-5e. slaw the NBA. scored rune points in ciesiures.`We are keeping a first in this West zoom, where, 85.50. only one point, 24-25, at the with a priority system. inaugural game. The er." he said. "Se here they the last five 121111t1t06 Tuesday night grades already have more ap- Point theory is that the fly boys come out of the wild blue yonder. e. ,elterrression. But the Pilots imp- 4. The place oif residence of to give the Celtics a 103-96 victory ex school years and several have both the coaching and the Of course they rush in, always WEDNFIDAY NOVEMBER 4, 197)9 'el a slim command again in the any child, grades one through over the Hawks, their first win in grades aireday have more ap- h.,rse power, hurry, naturally erd canto and went an to ex-. twelve, is not a factor in partkulasly the lat- being in a and St. Louis' Kiel Auditorium since plicants than the tune of thirty. his No • ry. eligibility to attend. ter. don't have time to change out of • the 1958 playoffs. The triumph was ['hese selection practices are eet "After IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED Tipton and Bobbin led the 5. A token tuition of five dol- all," explained Army jay- their space suits. This, of coulee, the fifth in a row for Bost n with- unusual in that all other State vee ectors with 15 and 14 points lars per semester well be charg- coach Gil Stepherison, -the has a dramatic effect. out a setback Coliege campus schools have been recruiting New School Buildings .. $500,000 eepectively. Grogan pushed in ed for grades one through six. range of the Sabrejet is "They talk to the boy and then, The New York Knickerbockers on a similar program for years. .9 points for scoring honors and No tuition is charged in grades considerably more than that of a naturally, they ineist he go with won Men first garne of the The restrictions on the first Planning Commission with Professional 72.e tap output for College High. season seven through 1955 Ford " them to the air field while they s,x grades will in no way effect twelve. by trunrm:ng the Minneapola Lak- 6. Knows take off," he will \ Consultation Washer added 14. Applications for admission His Football added a grain. ers. 99-93, n the epening game of tne operation of grades seaen Cellege High opened its season to grades seven through twelve Stephenso nis a man wno knows "After this they buzz the field, the St. Louis doubleheader_ through twelve. As a matter of IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED e eh Cube last Firday as the Cub ;must be made and approved by football He was the fullback on zoom, zoom, and the kid is s Id. Twice St Louliepulled fact, We expect to not only be On and grasped a 62-57 victory. to within the Faculty Committee on ad- those 1948-50 Amy powerhouses -It's enotoin" Stephenson assert- three points of the Celees able to do a better job of the Industrial Epansiqn ne Colts led oil the way in in the missions. which lost ,nly one game in three ed as he reached for his lapel final quarter, elementary level, but on the high reg:stering the %.n. Four cif the the last time at 101- I appreciate your years and he is cognizant laf all infantry insignia, "to Sidewalks. Curbs an'd Gutters sch,o1 as well. In consideration courtesy and, make me i.,?.lege High cagers 98. but Cousy's pair of free thr,ws consideration the • tet in doub- in th:s matter and preblerns concerned with lur- resign my crossed rifles and reach with eight of the fact that a veey high per- Widened Street-1n So Areas a figures. Wash:r and Shroat seconds to go iced the wesh to take this means of thank- ing a fine football prospect frorn for a pair of wings. So imagine game for Boston. centage of our graduates go on Continued Home Buildin aach tallied 12, Grogan 11 and : ing you for the very fine' coy- one course tio another campus. what an impression this makes on Cousy and Bill 'to college. we are strengthening Winchester 10. Runell paced •erage your paper has always giv- "Army should not have been, the an 18-year. old boy." Airport For Murray the Celts with 17 IFultan County 17 25 45 58 points each Bob en our school. favorite if you consider that the This Steve Canyon approach has Audition Pettit collected To Hospital High 11 24 36 45 25 for the Hawks Huge Crowd... - Cordially yours • Air Foice has the coaching and Army really worried, it is very and Cliff Hagan had 21. iiimirime••••••••=11. Fulton County (58) (Continued from pege One) Wilson Gantt, Director the material," he explained. "In evident, and will have until some- The Knicks handed \ Bobbin 14. McMullin 9. John- the Lakers I Murray College ,Lei* Ben Martin they certa.nly have b,dy ixits wings .on tanks. s a 2. Anderson 6, Caldwell 2, their fourth straight Iles as they !lice Black and Hillman Coles Ten Years Ago Today Trei.n 15. sewed up the game midway in the!won the coffee pot. A pair of College High (45) final period. Richie Guerin scored lampe acre won by Mrs. Erne,st Ledger 8c Times File Grogan 19, Wsher 14. McDan- 35 points for New York. Elgin 1 Venatle and John Arnold won ki 0. wmeheseter 2, Wallace 9 Bayl, r had 28 for Minneapolis, a doll. • Mr. and Mrs. Norman Roberts w ill celebrate their Shroat I. Steel 2. l Four inky pound sacks of sug- Golden Wedding Anniversary Sunday. November 6th nt College High 17 43 56 62 'ar were also given away as the . their home neat- Shilo. Cuba 10 25 40 57 !rain began to fal. u.spersing The couple have, eight childr2n. six boys and two gir.s.t College High (62) Bill Jenkins ;the large crowd in minutes. ogan 11, McDanhel 6, Wash- Mr. G. r. Wooden r.nnounced today that he will open er 1 Winchester 10, VI'allace 9. the Family Shoe Store tomorrow. Friday and Saturday. The Touro Synagogue re New- Shrc.at 2, Steely 2. The store will carry nationally advertised brands. Smashes port, I., is the oldest Jewish Cuba (57) Top Mr. and Mrs. J. L. worship in America. It Fulton will celebrate their golden, Serer 18, ewart 7, Gessum 1 wedding. anniversary on Sunday. November 6 with an was dedicated as a national shrine Hoe ...A 11'Wiggins 16, Alde r- • 'open house at their home near Penny. dere 4. Team String in 1946. • The Fulton!: have two'children. Herman Fulton and A Bible produced at Geneva in Wes:: Fulton. • • 1360 was called the Breeches Bi- 'Farmer, may be askell__to cut By CHARLES E. WIESER their corn plantings in ble Genesis 3.7 reads: "And they .1954i to the smallest United Press International acreage since 1892. This; according sewed fig leaves together, and to LINCOLN. Net? - He played government officials. woad solve over-production prob- made themselves breeches." lems.- a major role in the construction of Oklahoma's fabulous 74-game Mrs. Randolph Thurrian gathered a Fren.h unbeaten streak. in the 114 Eight Bouquet from her garden the other day. said She tha: Cenference, but smashing that str- these flowers usually As at Oet. 341 bloom in April and this is the first gave .1i:in the tap thrill at hig W n - oral raters to time that she ever remembered the flowers blooming pcints. not f 11 career. 771. 'rue point per garhe won. other than in April. There wa- no green foliage on the And he doubts very strongly • ne 1,,r total pins lilacs. that the... nation ever will see the THE LAST KNIGHTERS likes of 'Oklahoma's string again Team W L in any conference. Franc Stiel, Station .. .,15 9 He's ex-Oklanorna star Bill Jea- SPORT Tappan itangeties 13ia 10e2 - PARADE - kin,. coach ,f '•Nebrasica. honored OUT OF ORDER -Telephone linemen begin the chill job of repairing those Panthers 13 11 anow-downed teday by United F5 ie. late, national Lnes g ,,ith of Craedon. Wis. where an Introductory 10 inches of wet snow wrought Murray Mfg. Tappanettes tike 17'2 havoc. By OSCAR ERAI_EY a e▪kodes. the air Leiters got as college football's "Coach of the Individual Averages (Top . railed rotes Oaten:enema eto the ring to use up ted idle Toni Week- as a result a stunning Nea Graham. Panthers 179 NEW YORK err.- DJ...4 erre beficre the televised bout, If 25-21 upset of Oklahomaehere SM- Margaret Cr.egory. Panthers • ee. ...gin: yeun. lere be, - video bout ends quickly. the 1Z7 urdaY• I egey McCord. Murray MSg. ..116 • t z•-a!e•2 th 4..;htfa..y at it .f fighters cerr.e on afterwards . Oklahoma. a 16-point favdrite in 13 Whiimns. Panthers 116 r the .v. rr. ..nier- • •'retch the everLin; for the thes game, had not lost in thitaBig • Pauline Elk.ns. Frank's Shell 114 : - S • C., ir.d cost tters Eight since 1946 - the same Year Katie Linn, Tappan Rangettes 11a Breath Early Straggle that Jennings. who starred as wing. Sue Lovett, Tappan Rangettes 113 ATTENTION d .r. Iron. a;.^74.3.76 as Sure, money means a lot" said back and end for the Sooners just Juanita Coliir.s. Frank a Shell .1 • ena...ne :re lays when he 113 bet re World War II. returned to Eula M %%Learns. Panthers • did he r ".rie enarated from he father, 113 One alma meter as ba:kfield reach Betty Nance Frank s Shell _112 -% .j root'- t send rent The Sonnets had not even been High Team Single lr J - r.o boy at rid his WO broth,rs I high school. Game tied by a league foe since 1962. Pant.", r.• 1.. -It 1-.-,r't ever been easy and then bet having won the last 44 conference •nrc Tappan Ran.ettes • ,7 • • .1 -yeare-ced , y.e- .n the Army used up ' games Burley Tobacco Growers Fronk'. Sr..; St:-. 634 C. T.:: • . A t - ••11±: n.ne •rr.• ,f srry tor. And Nebraska hadn't beaten Olt- High Team Three Games it - s. 7"..Ce that he enema since IOC • b.:- • x r ...-e ,a,A the Tbe time it seemed that Ne- Panther. ..1646 • ! d t and I en- be,tka, whet, had -109t three Panthers 11:22 The PADUCAH BURLEY FLOOR, located y# • a.• go...1 at o. it: aght games. Waa doomed aeam at 1010 Tepper. Kardettes .,:raoa mere t-;.-ec 1764 as Oklahorna marched to one qu:ck High raiwiiiro. New F.^.9. cal Individual Single Game -Touchdown The Sooners still were Madison Street, is now open and receiving tobacco for are L.x.re AAU the n 166 on top. 14-12. at halftime. But Nita Graaarn r,,g. •.:', lio56 0.ymine 170 S ph Ron Mead's died-period field HIT BY SMOG-A heavy 11 first sales. We invite you to our two fine warehouses fol Elk-ns 1. w -i--41 • sr t 1 the tnyc.t.ic . . 167 goal put the Huskers ahead, 13-14. of smog. which moved in Iliglh Individual f.,, L. Frare.4c that he last Three Games and Pat Fischer's 6I-yard kickoff hind an early morrnnit fog. quicker sales and highest prices. Nit.. GI .tram 410 return midway through the fourth caused widespread complaints Nita Graham period Mt up a Nebraska touch- of eye sting by Los Angeles r‘I Nita Graearn residents. Here, a traffic of- 404 down mild conversion that made it ficer wipes his eyes. The The PADUCAH BURLEY • Prides's Results 22-14. FLOOR is home owned and Ilazel W L smog caused an alert to he lions I Another field goal by Meal Par.' • 4 0 called (when the ozone con- home operated. This organization knows your problems provided insurance points And tee tent reaches forn're Tappan Mahe •ttes 'Z'a 11 and was final scare made a triumpher! accompanied Ilurr.:y by hot weather. Edge Purvear Mfg Tappanettes I prophet out of Jenn:np. who had best and are naturally more interested in serving you Franke Shell Sta 0 4 declared bel re the season began: effjripsstl High Individual Scratch Game "The bed days when there was mire For 50-45 '4 in for ii irk no hope are behind us" Mar.aret tee ii•, 164 ('7 s Peggy . 162 WiH.atrsi:McCordJ' .1e4 High Individual Scratch Series • for week Kirksey Eagles Margaret Grego' y 3u3 We Appreciate Your Business! I .1/:-5.. b Pel/EY :192 , • nd ; Ni•.a Gfaty, m 382 Top L'n tTnited Press • -.• if :re Grove Hittli School High School In Opener Opening Sale on the Paducah Market will be held Novemb0sr 2.1 The Kirksey Righ School Eagles Grid Ratings Cage ined to a walloping 74-40 win • 'heir ripening game of the season .1 Lynn Grove last night. SELL WITH US AND BE HAPPY Schedule Led by a 2i-point performance ey Coleman Reeder and high scor- .., 0.1 4 Friday. November 6 1177-n-"anuble figures by Edwards, e Hazel ISO( Hazel at Fulton Co. Seri:1h and Key. the Eagles jumped I. - ..1,,ry 9. I; .1„,os Beliard 4.10 .19:4 advantage in the opening ri P.•1- 0 ' 6. New C...nc,,rd at C, nage Grove period ard wee never beaded in i . 4 Loa. 4 ..Ca::-ege H. at Fancy farm - I recording the triumph. . Praryrar (451 • Lynn di:eve at Aimo Jae Pat McCall led the Wed- II - 4 Re 7 Gal- cats with 18 points it was Lynn PADUCAH BURLEY FLOORS • . 2 ' . . ; it st FOR THE Re( OR!) Grove's third leas tee season, I Kirksey 19 214 47 74 I)anhy F.a;wai a star player Lynn Grove 6 17 28 40 1010 Madison Street Fight Results a- toe Keksey I, Lies last season KIrksey' (74) I nitid i rees !net-rialto-1AI a mernbe. 51 the current .quad Srn:th 14. Darnell 0. Ream.in 2. which has i 140 r,-c rd. set .the : Adams 0,- /Teeder 25. Edwards IN, WELL HATT= -Actress Moni- Paducah, Ky. Phone 2-3322 writer straight on a ma-quote ! Wright of 0. Dixon 0 Watson 0. Key que Van Voceen tops a ftne0 facts le, Senmees 0. Riley 0 black satin and flesh-colored A quick check of the records Lynn Greve (441) costume with a man's felt hat KENNEDY BROS. J. G. CAMPBELL O-70wed tle Eagles del down New W,:'11,9111.9 7, Knett 4, Miller 0. as she prepares to open her 812-74 last season contrary Mc-Callon 18. Causey 0. Story 0. nightclub act in Canada. The Owners Manager • • rort ,.• West 4. Tidwell 0. Orr 0. Manning shackle-bark stiff brim black • an ,1 7TOT 0 Fieter 3. Fain 0. Butterworth 2, felt was presented to her by, " The men's hat manufacturera.

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and they undoubtedly as athlqtrally mature as we have in 50." igs us to the Material,• MaziNsiz Buys lson's tongue-in-cheek if the glamor program se.* SUITS ces the horsepower for orps at Colorado Spr- by ROCKINGHAM Men's Good Selection of Styles and Colors Dramatic Effect All Wool Tweed or Plaid 36 to 44 - L-R-S want a football play- MEN'S WOOL . "Sc zoom, here they the wild blue yonder. AN D WOOL BLENDS they rush in. always hurry, and naturally TOP COATS lime to change out of • Sizes 34-42, Reg. and Long suits. This, of couise, Ale effect. to the boy and then. 45. tey insist he go with $2995 And Men's Wool Worsted air field while they . $3995 e added with a gram. SPORT Men's Manstyle Heavy they buzz the field, Men's Fancy Print and Solid and the kid is s.Id. ,Ii," Stephenson assert. T - reached for his lapel SHIRTS signia, -to make me• Nylon reinforcedklieck FLANNEL reseed rifles and reach of wings. So imagine guaranteed not to SUITS pression thus makes on by GRIFFON Id boy." COATS stretch! PAJAMAS ! Canyon approach has Good selection of solid colors, plaid With or Without Pocket worried, it is very and stripes. 36-46 - L-S-R. will have until some- Full Range of Sizes S- M - L vings .on tanks. Sizes A to D, Reg. & Long • • 995 to 2500 -A $2.98 s57.50 GOOD SELECTION MEN'S Men's All Wool Flannel MEN'S WOOL WORSTED SWEATERS SUITS $2995 • CARDIGANS and SLIPOVERS . SPORT SHIRTS Lambs Wool, Wool, Orlon Blends Solid Colors - 34 to 46 - Long, Reg. Short 100% Wool • • Made From by MILLIKEN $598 Solid Colors 5- M -L to $898 Men's All Wool Worsted and s8.98 MEN'S ORLON V-NECK Men's Genuine Worsted Flannel Argyle Socks Slipover Sweaters Large Selection Colors Nylon reinforced heel and. ffno S- M -If • toe. Sizes 101/2 to 13. Men's White Broadcloth $4" SUITS 36 to 44. Short, reg., long, stout, MEN'S snow-downed DRESS SHIRTS Men's Argyle Socks WIDf WALE wrought havoc. sdort stout and long stout Airplane cloth collar, fine tailoring Soft brushed cotton by Camp. $100 Corduroy Car for perfect fit. Size IA to 17,14..iiii.-- Large selection ef colors. Coats $10" ,leeve lengths. Knit Cuffs and Knit • Sizes 101/2 to 13 Linings Sizes 63 to 46 $349581499E MEN'S MEN'S •'s3•35 Men's WASH & WEAR BAN-LON SOCKS INSULATED Boys' Lambs Wool or Wool & Orlon Blend Good Selection of Colors CREW SOCKS Good selection of SPORT fers $1•00 13. UNDERWEAR colors. 101:2 to 79 IWEATERI • MEN'S 41VIEN'S FUR' FELT 100% DuPont Dacron SHIRTS Large Selection Styles and Colors it 1 0 1 0 Quilted light weight. tcco for CAR COATS Warmth without weigh! Good selection of colors and HATS Wool and blends. Solids and fancy S - M -L uses for colors. Sizes 34 - 50 . styles. S-M-L-XL $3.98 to -$5.98 by CHAMP $9750 Large selection ,of styles to $17" BOYS' colors! ned and • • and MEN'S COTTON FLANNEL BOYS' Sizes 63 i. to 71/2 - Reg. & L.O. roblems ROBES s15.98 $2.98 SIJDECKETS Sport ing you 8.95 to 11.95 Wash & Wear - Nice Plaids Quilon Treated S - M - L Men's New Fall Long Sleeve (Dry Cleanabl, COATS MEN'S WOOL FELT $5.98 All Wool and Wool Blends • MEN'S COMBED SPORT SHIRTS Reular styles and Ivy models with $898 to $1695 • HATS Cotton Robes tapered bodys. Good selection of $ $15.95 styles and colors*S-M-L-XL Many styles and colors Wash & Wear Plaids S-M-L - Eu ii Cat and Sanforized .98 BOYS' $398 & $599 $8.98 HANDKERCHIEFS NICE LINE OF BOYS' held - - 10 for $1" Bomber FRUIT-OF-THE-LOOM LARGE SELECTION MEN'S Dress • MEN'S LONG SLEEVE SPORT Underwear JACKETS SLACKS SLACKS Knit Collars and Cuffs SHIRTS ATHLETIC SHORTS - BOXERS Wool Wor.sted, Worsted Flannel, Wool Flannel, Orlon and Wool Worsted, All All Wool, Orlon & Wool Blends Quilted Linings - and BRIEFS Wool Hopsackipg....Gnod selectiian Flightweave Wash & Wear sizes 28 o 50. Short, reg. and long. Reg. & Continental Styles, Extra Heavy Zippers Pirma-stars each DRS • • materials. 690 colors. $498 to $898 $1098 & $12" ATHLETIC SHIRTS each 69 $998 TO $1595 Bud Burma and Wings BOYS' WOOL AND NYLON BLEND LL BELK CAR COATS - SETTLE CO. 1. • — Quilted Linings — MURRAY, KY. $12" & $16"

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rAtiF FOUR A LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY — NOVEMBER 4, 1959 • "Then it was all over," said the Mrs. Garnett The rate of homicide victims Jones New Soviet Invention; bride. "I wouldn't say there was among divorced women is three Speaks On Lost Art Unromantic Weddmgs mixt romance involved." times as among married The Russian press widely play- as great Of Conversation women, recent sur- - - Of Interest To Women - By JOAN SNYDER ed up the civil ceremony — but according to a Mrs. Garnett Jones spoke on United Preis International completely ignored the church vey. "The Last Art of Conversation' at MAPLEWOOD, N. J. — enD — wedding, she said. the Monday evening meeting of A young American couple who 4 Society - - - Clubs - - - Features the Murray Toaannistreas Club. fell in love in Russian discovered "They were so anxious to sup- South Dakota, Utah, Alaska and Mrs. 4 Jones w as ineoduced by that wedding ceremonies in the So- press all news of the church mar- California account for about - t • invited to attend. Mrs. T. C Emmerson. Toastmistress, Mrs. Jo Nell Ray- viet Union are all rubles and no- riage that I had the impression per cent of all the gold produced burn • • • • • • • • romance. serrneone was 'outside the church in the United States. Social Calendar Calloway County Table topics were given by Mrs. It seerned logical for Dennis shooing people away as we g.it Murray and Tuesday, November leth • Ku-by Jennings, Mrs. United Church Women will meet The Eastern Star will' meet at Jones, and O'Connor, 24, and Mary Lou Mc- married," she said. airs. for World Community Day at the the Masonic Hall at 7:30 George Hart. Mrs. Ekiren Mahon, 22, to want a Russian cere- Tuesday. November 4th in the home of Mrs Harold Hopper, p.m. Christian Church at one o'- • • • • Jeff: ey was topic mistress. mony even though both are from The Jessie Ludwick Circle of the . Lynn Grove Road. :First Circle Mrs. Rayburn, president, presid- New Jersey. Meridian CsIlege Presbyterian Church will The Jessie Houston Service club clock. Two of the WNW, First, • • a • Church ed and conducted the bustnees The two met at Middlebury Col- Zinc mined in Arkansas was theehome Mrs. Clark of the Supreme Forest Woodman Baptist will meet, in the meet in of meeting. Mrs. Jones, secretary, read shipped to Europe during the i Circle will meet in the home .of Saturday. October 7th home of Mrs. E. C. Jones at 2:30 lege in Vermont, where they had Mutual ila:Lies at 2 p.m. the minutes and called roll. Franco—Prussian War of 1871, • • • • Mrs. Jessie Cole, South Eighth The Woodmen Circle Juniors in the afternoon. pledged to speak only Russian • • • • Mrs. Hart gave the invocation , Street. at 7:30 in the evening. will meet at two o'clock, at the while studying the language. They The first Clhildrenn Concert of and the group pledged allegiance Auto IL • • • • American Legion Hall. New ef- Wednesday, November 11th fell in love and became engaged. season will be held this morn- to the American flag as the meet- facers will be in charge ,of the The Want ITheel Homemakers True to their promise, they spoke I IV- IF in the College Auditorium. The ing opened. Insurance Thursday, November 12th inneeting. club will meet in inc home a Mrs. Russian only. aglararAle c nceet is sponsored by the Musec Executive ardw.i,l,,.lit. the Aloart- A nominating conwnittee compos- clbu,;) Con Mestead at 1.15 in the after- The couple decided to marry at neepartrneet of the Murray Worn- Woman's ed of Mrs. Ray-burn, Mrs. Jennings ENDS ! rany l'' Monday, November 9th noon. a Russian ceremony in Moscow, offers the nes Club. and Mrs. Jeffrey was elected to IN0W 'ne .n at the club house for lunch The Sigma Department of the • • • • where Dennis later was to study • • SATURDAY and meeting. chose a slate of officers for the intornietional aaNn The wedding Murray Woman's Club will meet The Eastside Homemakers e.eb DOWN • • • • onning club year. came off as scheduled — but was. Thursday. November 5th at the club house at 7:00 in the will meet with Mrs. Rupert Las- It was announced that the No- n't anything like what they ex- THE The Foeneational Sunday Schoo: Three of the CWF will evening. siter at 10 am. SAFE Group vember 16 meeting would be held of Baptist • • • • • • • • pected. gown)'IF nn6 the 'F""st Church meet in the home of Mrs. Gene In the homy of Mrs. Albert Tracy. .11 meet at seven-thirty in the Back home again, the new Mrs. Norma Landon.. 1002 Payne Street, at 7:30 The Euzellan Class of the First The meeting and speeches were nte of Mrs. Don Keller, 208 South Thursday, November 11th O'Connor told about their experi- DRIVINQ. p.m.- Mrs. 0. B. Boone Jr. will give Baptist Church will meet at 730 Group Four of the evaluated by Mrs. Jeffrey. Mrs. ence. Ts enth Street. -Group II will be p.m. in the First Chris- the program. Mrs. Don Hall will home of Mrs. Felton Julian Evans served as second II a: charge of the arrarieernents. tian Church will meet with Mrs. "Dennis had to work so hard give the devotional. Young, Hazel Highway. Group 11, evaluator for the evening. ear • • • • • • • • Ralph Woods at 9:30 am. Program with the American Embassy to DISCOUN Mrs. Dewey Crass as captain, will will be presented by Guests were Mrs. Jim Harris and arrange a chureh wedding for us," be in charge. Mrs. Ed Garden Department , of the The Town and Diuguid and Mrs. John Querter- Mrs. Gene Landolt. she said. "Weddings in church The Country Home- The Biennees Guild of the First r ray- W n's club will meet makers will meet at seven-thirty mous will give the devotion. Refreshments were served by the have become rare in Rwaire." iiptPLAN Christian Church will meet in the f ea e-or !lap eel. hostess. The meeting was held at F:nally, a Polish priest was. ,a1- at the ssub house o'clock in the home of Mrs. Loyd home of Mrs. Kirk Pool, 807 Olive 7-30 in the home of Mrs. George lowed to conduct the cereneony at L e.r.run at 10:30 am. Luncheon Boyd. !Street at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. n. Z. The Murray ma,7azIne Club will - See - e 11 served at noon. The work- ' • • • • Hart. St. LOUIS Roman Catholic Church 4. Carter will give the devotional. meet with Mrs. George Upchurch • s for making Christmas ar- • • • • as hostess at 2:30 p.m. Mrs. Edwin in Moscow. wAti ookiiMaIn WILSON Friday. November Itis "Pe.- ple crowded around outside RAY ements for the club clecona- Larson 19 program leader. The Murray Toastmistress club ANTHONY WINS INSURANCE AGENCY The Annual Day for the Callo- • • • the church as we got ..ns. Program chairman is Mrs. The Suburban Homemakers club • will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the home married," way Homemakers Organization will Mrs. 47.:',""8.7!" PLaza 3-3263 J B. Willem. Hostesses are Mee- 'will meet at 7 pen, in the home of Friday, November 13th of Mrs Albert Tracy. O'Connor said. 'There were be held at the Woman's Club House Main comes Hugh Houston. Carn:e Hen- Mrs. Bob Erwin, Martins Chapel The North Murray Homernakers • • • • a lot of elderly women in shawls at 10 am. Mrs. Bertha McLeod who seemed to .n. Waylon Rayburn, B. C. liar- Road. club warnieet in the home of Mrs. Tuesday. November 17th remember the old- HMI AIM MIMI will be the guest speaker.. • • • • time ns and Olin Moore. • Esc° Gunter, 1638 Farmer Avenue, The Christian Women's Fellow- weddings, and who cried. • • • • The WSCS will hold a "Harvest But the The Bethany Sunday Schoel Class at 1:30 in the afternoon. ship will meet in the church par- younger people just seemed Tea" from three to five o'clock in aghast, as ot the First Baptist Church will • • • • lor at 9:30 in the morning with though they never had The Town and Country Home- the afternoon in the social ball of meet at 7 p.m.. in the h inc of Monday, November Dith Group two as hostess. seen anything like it." - FRIENDLY - kers club will meet at 730 pm the church. Everyone is cordially In deference to Soviet custom, MR. the couple was married again le SAYS days later in real Russian style— "FARRIS" with a bureaucratic civil cere- If you hove mony. Some bills to pay The heart of the ceremony con- We will help sisted of plunking down 15 rubles, Sweep them away. White House or $1.33, before a Grocery plump woman 'TOP — SHOP — AND COMPARE! office worker. Then the couple signed a register and had their t 2 LBS. BIG BROTHER OLEO 25e passports stamped. Ii COFFEE, 1-lb. can. Your Favorite Brand 59e The office worker asked Mary 11 Lou whenter she wanted to keep r KRAFT SALAD DRESSING qt. 396 her own name or take her. bus- 1608 Main Phone PL 3-4771.. . band's, sitar,' in Russia he Wom- en can alr.inge it either way. The S al1111.11111111111111=11111.111.101111111111r bride said she preferred to be Mrs. O'Comx.r.

Samsonite PERSONALS GRAND OPENING Mr. and Mrs. John Stanme have Just returned from New York City BEAUTY CASE where they %%sited with Mr. St- SINGER • arrips' mother, Mrs. Milburn St- sal asi** and brother. Charles Stamps SEWING MACHINE SHOP SPECIAL of that city. Charles taught at Sales - Service - Parts - Supply Murray State C liege before mm'- Mg to New York PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE • • • • EVERY MACHINE REDUCED FOR THIS SALE! • Murray High Home FX.GS, BITTER and sour ersarri, reorked with chopped onion and seasonings, make a Economics Class $99°°SPECIAL sauce that spooned over cooked kotatoes, which are then baked until golden brown. Visits Stores Brand New Round Bobbin Members of the Horne Economics III CLa 99 at Murray High School Electric Sewing Machine viseed two 1.cal stores Thursday and murning to study the selection of tau,Vegetahles Imby clothes. Brand New Full Power The stores sisited were Love's Canister Vacuum By 10114 O'SULLIVAN scvr, '11 -ene.n seorrese Children's Shop and The Cherrys. Cleaner COOKS are sweet on sour The class, under the direction of ••-"cream, for a number of de- , Mrs G T. Lilly, is studying pre- BOTH licious reasons. It's a dairy natal care. $9900! special with posaibil- for only unlimited Class members in the group were Sties! Glinda Burpo, Joyce Hargis, Mary Small deposit will hold your Machine until Christmas Cream Topping; Lou Joiner, Linde Collie. Joyce Serve it, ass Ls, to top off Spann, Nellie Jackson, Pat Outland, Contact BILL ADAMS cold soups, main dish or des- Linda Harris, Sallie Sprunger. sert salads'. Veda Workman, Shirley Williams 1011'2 N. 5th - Next to Peo11e:4 Bank, Murray, Ky. 'Use It as the basis for de- and Kay Robinson. licious dips. It mixes well with a number of flavorful treats, not the least of which is onion soup mix. ' Vegetable Ranee* THEY'RE HERE. Also try making sour cream sauces to pep up vegetable dishei. SPEER FAMILY A basic sour cream:sauce,

hen been varied three ways, in • the 'recipes which follow. - and - They're absolutely guaranteed INeREDIENTS frozen grese beans, sour ciaam anaChed- to make potatoes, green beans dar cheese—tell secret of maleng bean casserole that's tops! nrow -F—rrerly $17 3, and corn come to table in a flavorful new way. potatoes in buttered 1 qt. cas- Green Brans Romaine: In CHUCK WAGON GANG Escsilkiped 1Pcitatoea: Saute serole. saucepan, melt 2 tbsp. butter. , C. chopped onion tbsp. Pour sauce over' them. Top Saute 1,3 c. minced onion, butter. with 1 e. 1 tsp. CA melted shredded sharp Ched- then add 2 Map. flour, Save •• *6 an this Christmas Combine with 1 C. dairy weir dar cheese. salt, en tsp. -pepper, mixing THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5th . cream, 2 ...ire e'en-beaten, 1 Bake 20 to' 25 min, in pre- 11 17,:y this r -nite Strearnlite Beauty Case for salt, dash pepper. heat,"! tap 350' F. oven. Add 1 -0 -41alry sour cream at ( %ristrria, — or.for your very own. This is the Place 4 c. cooked ne..e S. reels 6. and heat. ...ggage its first trip loric and the Blend With Beans Blend with 2 pkg. frozen MURRAY STATE COLLEGE AUDITORIUM bei,,ty of Str-.mlite stays in style! Sectioned tray French green beans, cooked. f r r, ;.nri toiletries lifts right out. Full-width Pour Into Shallow 1 qt. baking dish. Concert Starts at 8 p.m. Triple-strenitth construction Top with 1,i e. shredded • ‘f enid use. Donn miss this Holiday buy sharp Cheddar cheese and take 15 min. in prehegted 350 F. Ct a fL,n;',,, Strraltlite Beauty Cale. oven. Serves 4 to e. Cora In Flour Cream: lit Sponsored Annually By saucepan, melt 2 tbsp, butter. Sauté c. chopped onion and 2 tbsp. chopped green pep- Murray Junior Chamber Caress al Erne), per. •-• • Pa F r Screen Ton, Add 2 tbsp. flour, 1 tap. salt, he.. on % tsp. pepper, mixing well. stir in 1 water and cook of Commerce over medium heat until thick- ened. .eint 1 re dairy sour erre= - eherek Wagon Gang and 2 c. coeked corn, canned Aressnan Inter ewe. or frozen. Serve as soon as LEFTOVER FitoZEN' or canned corn can come to dinner heated. ADVANCE -IICKETS NOW ON SALE BY JCs table iieW flavor. heat it tin in a sour er. 'Xit sauce, Makes 4 Set-TIMM •••=1I

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Dakota, Utah, Alaska and An Actress a account for about i41C1ION SALE i FOR SIX ROOM MODERN HOUSE near of all the gold produced SALE NOTICE college, built-in stove in kitchen. United States. By VERNON SCOTT ii‘I.CTION THURSDAY, ItN ALUmiNum S'I'Otter Phone PL 3-4557 or PL 3-5632. TIC November -wine UPI Hollywood Correspondent eh, 12:30 p.m. rain or :tees. self storing. DEAD STOCK REMOVED shine, 1 One door with FREE. HOLLYWOOD (121) -You're nev- mile south of Kirksey off of piano hinge. insulated Prompt service. Trucks FURNISHED HOUSE. AVAILABLE Kirk- jams $164.30 dispatched er too eld to be an access. sey - Stella highway alk Ruby installed. Home Cormort by two-way radio. Call November 10, See Walter Jones Toliv- Company, collect or That the contention of Adeline cr home (old McAllen Farm). 108 South 12th Street. Mayfield CHerryhill 7-5331. If call PL 3-2358. NtiP eridian Will PLaza 3- no de Walt Reynolds who stars in a sell some good furniture: 3607. answer call collect Union City, bedrcern TIC Ten- home opera Thursday night at the suite, other beds, springs pewee, phone =riser and mat- 5-9361. ..TFC FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. Gas age of 97. utual tresses, cabinets, refrigerators, gas heat furnished. Call days, GOOD US E D • REFRIGERATOR. WILL DO BABY SITTING in your PLaza White-haired Grandma Reynolds, heater and cook stoves, washing 3-5682, nites PLaza Cheap. PL 3-3314. N4C home evening's or weekends. Nancy 3-1264. N4P a veteran of more than 50 movies FRESH STYLING AND ROOMY ito machine and dryer (Speed Queen) INTERIORS characte;•ize the Edsel Fair. Phone PL 3-4632. N4C and trittnerous TV shows, has more The Ranger four-door sedan, above, for 1960. furnituie, 1000 pound beam is one of seven low cost models THREE MONTHS GARAGE APARTMENT with gas pep and energy than many an a two and four-door which also include scales, ruiA, four nice chairs, MINATURE Chi- hardtop, two-door sedan, surance 'new FOR ANY TYPE ELECTRIC wort heat. See Actors Studio graduate. Only sli- wagons. convertible and two Villager ' double size tub huahua. Call PLaza 3-3944 after or call Dee Vinson, 508. Wide tread design with extra long station and other useful call Dill Electric Company. Phone springs assure a smooth, stable 5:00 p.m. N4C South Sisatha-phone PLaza 3-2261. ghtly deal, the wrinkled oldster six and standard V-8 engines ride. Edsel's items, few bu. potatoes, Ford pick- FL 3-'6/30. operate efficiently and economically fers the 11-4C; N5C is grumpy because she hasn't been on regular gasoline. up with sides, runs 1.• good. Please w-rking often enough. bring some tIci dog irons to cell. ITUGIDAIRE ELF.X.-"TRIC STC)Vja, SINGER SEWING MACHLNE sales "I've only appeared in three tel- Since then she has devoted herself I need some, also all kinds of bells. A-1 condition. Pnone PL 3-.54307. and service. Rentals $500 per mo. FIVE ROOM HOUSE, see at 500 evisions shows this year," she com- to acting. tr 1. Douglas Shoemaker, Auctioneer. N5C Repair specials-47.50 for complete Kentucky Ave. Available now. For CROSSV;G:-.D plained. ''And I'm strong enough to Perhaps her most memorable ::!ZZLE SAFE • N4C overhaul. For free home demon- further information phc.ne PL 3- work every day." role WA* in "Going My Way," play- ACROSS stration oat/ Bill Adams, PC 3-1757, 3403. MC 1 MY HOME 2ta MILES ON OLD To prove her point, Grandma ing Barey Fitzgerald's ancient Irish col,d - • 7,, 212 North 12th, Murray. TIC Itelile stilt: 4-CnIt of Peri% Read. See Clynard Haman EXTRA NICE 4.,ROOM UNfurnish- grabbed me by the arm and twist- mother She credits her longevity feetalli energy • AUCTION SALE, SATUR"DAY. No- I-Sever 6,1teel or write to 409 Tennessee Street, ed apartment. ed until I yelled "uncle". to -a' strict diet-"1 never ' L:'161 venePr 7 at 1:00 p.m. at the late Well insulated. Wired eat foods 12-South 6-Seedier Paducah, Kentucky. N5P HAVE TOY PARTY - earn your for elect: ic stove. Utility for wash- Won't Be Typed thee have been sprayed." Afrleat of 7- l'ria ter's Chesley Paschall Home. five miles Dutch measure children's Xmas toys nee, for fur- er ard "Guera that ought to show you, - Will she be around the TRIM ' tithwest of -Crossland. Complete dryer. Garage. Couple pre- nation's dein ('hi 8-Cry of eat ther information dial PL 3-4575. ferre I. 304 So, 13th. young fella," she beamed. "I've got screens fur many more years?" 113.-Eve,green 9-Waterway ,asehold and kitchen turnitte"e. NICE 3 BEDROOM BRICK home Call PLaza tree n-r ...manD"A,cuM::=:1T NaC 3-167'1. enough "You bet," Grandma 10-Guido's low etrical applainces. and many on large shady lot, utility room, N4P energy to tackle any part Reynolds 14-Consumed note car they taro C give me. And I'm not sparkled. "Moses lived to be 120, II-Indentute II ditymbel for PLAN tic( Items. Jimmy Ceaper, auct- port, large back porch with article tellurium type-cast. either. play. Indians, and wile!, I get to be that Nric! storage ro,m, only one year old - CALL HIGHWAY 54 SALVAGE THRCE ROOM UI\4. 1 age I'm 18-Rackeieer's 17-Conumet ion 01-11111V RNISHED henchman 19-Conenietiun -- $11.7.50.o., full price. ..• Company for used auto ports. Tele- Eskimos. South Sea natives and baking out after Methuselah's rec- see apartment. See at 1415 Poplar. (slang) 21 Ain:ash island EM HEM HELP WANTED type connections to 36 Salvage frontier pioneers. ord." 2:1-Juroc I VERY NUE BEDROOM HOUSE, n hal for -Unneces- dealers in seven states. Alamo _ "'Course, they're all old women, 25 WILSON full basement, 2 tantalum sarily 33- I larvent 61-Chinese mi.e - acres land, nice highway, Trenton. Tennessee, phone but they're all different." The African gorillas live in high 22-Stir tic 26-Meat daring 35-losidess of 66-Small lump FIV!!: ROOM URANCE AGENCY DAYTIME DISH WASHER. Apply garden, gas furnace, large livin.; FARM HOUSE. Air- Thursday night Miss Reynolds 'forested mountains :and trave as 24-Wartded 27-Capital of tiii cord 5S-Cover 254. NovemberleC 27-Allewailea 8141-Strike Worni 3-3263 at agile-tate Restaurant 1413 We.-1 room with to place, one mile aileale Jan. 1st. On College butt a Kerry Ceun- PLaza plays a paralyzed deaf mute in family. They keep on the move for :IS t e 40-Shielt.g voile 61 monfilln rou'a. ty, Ireland 500 Main MailY Street. - 144C (am Murray. alONUMENTS-Murray marble & Phone PL 3-1246. 503 Olive. (BS-TV's "Dick Powelies constantly, stopping only to sleep 29-I Weer 43-Nervous 62-Spanirh for Zane II-Meadow 25-Screeds for thrill 1 Granite Works, builders of fine N4C Theater," opposite Anne Bax- at hight. 12-Mnre drying ROBERTS REALTY COMPANY, Grey unusual 46-Couch Gkrarent memorials f_r over half century. ter. \ 14-Pnee 30-Fies •enly 41-Plague - tonik,r1.1 500 Main. Phone PL 3-1651. N5C SS- Printer's tapi It .1 reposition .a.N.N BETWEEN 21 AND 45 for Porter White, Manager. Phone PC "No* you may not think a rote measure ini-skilled work in Murray. State 3-2512. D2C VaMlit11111111/1 fif//// 117-Residences like tie:: would take much acting," 39 I 2 A ,.;s 6 7 8 . ;althea:ions and full LOCUST POS1'S---16c each. Phone -Procession ..... particulars she said. "But it's not easy. It aall C A 4I-Note of 4. letter to box 32V, Phone PLoza 3-2728. NOG '42-Sea5eining 12 • - 13 14 DLY Murray. MC has to be doge with the eyes. But aRiVE 114 THEATRE FOR 44- Brooke .. RENT I'M a real Mathod actress. When 15 6 7 .._.".1 16 19 47-5eparate onS, Sn :TERFSTED ADULT LADIES to 100 LB. SIZE WARM MORNING I'm w rkina I ceincentate so hard Open .‘.1:1', 5145 - 4-art 6:30 49-Let it stand • • il Scout Leaders. Contact the stove. New model. practically new. 3 ROOM DOWNSTAIRS.J Apt. with on my rite that I actually become ISO-Prepare for • 21 ,2 23 16 print '''•:'. ;pc. nal leader, Clifton I Square, flues ner. $25.00. bath. Electr.c heat - TV antenna. the pe a.-n I'm playing." Mrs. with in co 12-Skin of fruit 22 28 29 '30 - l t .grain -Phone PL 3-1643 MC I PL. 3-5877 N7C :all PL 3-5041 or PL 3-4627. Ti Deapae he/ years Grandma Rey- TONITE & THURSDAY 54-nen• .. 55-reith - - - - nolds a sprY and bright-eyed 67-Pest ssarts Late A DM Tilt PlUCLIIIATED A GREAT LW 15-rommers 17 .39 40 um =et AillittlIte MTN 1151.11111 point Although she always weeded to 81-Littet of the •:::: 11151C461111 be an actress, Granny was side- free (Mir.) 41 0 tracked early in life. She eloped at -Man's name A'. 85-Frile 4$ :: 49 the age of 21 and was 'widowed tg 17-Transgress 4.5 46 "'ff:447 pion NEW THRILLER -QUENTIN 43. with four childien to support. A RI-Challenge 50 1 • .52 53 t54 ,7 Told she vas too, gld to get a 69-Periods of ''',;:''':.,:::'..55 rfot •:•.-'..57 59 60 - •- • she went into businees ca•Istlfill • time ti •I • ; \• !I be alone v• -ce sr r ar.a secretarial school in San Francisco, DOWN .1 .:att get s. a. • 61 .2 a It Crle•11. Ir • • um! re .1 • •Ut 1.!4-ryee this In 1926. at the age of 64, she 1-A rattan - rtwwil ern it. ii but it PLaza 3-1412 lel Ijl,fl..O .1 lien then 11 You der • ate rarer' nt 67 i6y ti.yl•trear *Winn.* LIM ilirivette41 di in r a!( si came, entered the University of Califor- arn net rattle. a... ere Ph re. around Brat the' in the 2- Ste'mated -ire eeei, 1 .2onne, sato Whet. were you nia, graduating when she was 70. goods ann. be United Feature I•rizel..catc, Inc. 6 Fee L ad anll• SOWS, 5.,•Y• morning fallen .8 WK. and "wart% ano sti Sexily sitet you iett the went. ,f -Yea dear" 1111rd Ain we-. •nd settee Connie ktased Green.? ter Mr adoption lenrett rise Seeldeel him Pt %Nit 1 not to Ala gazer 'tr.-. gni neck EATEN ask Connie for • roil W aen 1 awoke next morning at her. 11) 0u WANT\ ALREADY NALF OKAY, IT'S 60 1-1j.tt9LE NING •fter Ala. _•parrn•el•Inv gl•narrIlr• ft. 'We- .... drove around talk- Chuck ReseiN-s match Connie wt he. aonme a uce, was. empty It WSJ 'TN E jtimOgit OF IT.... YOU DON'T MiND? IT6 SICKENING! ifl then we .e ist Kite' nine I shaved show went to a motel 1116 Georre the narrator cot 'he titer, We registered as Mr. aria lets feels annevanee when ".nnt• ode. eft,ewe. end Crease() and wee ,,,wn- 11, Don Saxby out -ion'? worry. We iseeerenerie rle• •e It'. Mite. •••• • ticsilord 1- !Cosine wate in, the Melt C ho• stayed iip all ante •alkaig nf.e.i.i p. •I rer.g room „atting win a cup of PRINCESS IS 23-Crown Prin- &Pert ee.ef re.0 ha ienstrIolfr metre It was my idea aneway It ' afro rm.. *Cep 1”. roam col toe. cess Michiko of Japan is IE SHOP seemed the best way to mace you by an •enotioln•Are• Without looking en At me. she shown in this official portrait realize there was nothing _ supply • ••••• A,••• ••-• sera 'Tot ie only got about an you taken of her in Tokyo or her reseiree• ..••••••• oe •••••411• , could do about It. Ala stlli nad 7ISP11 rho gi„,. , hour U you're to be at Idlewild 25th birthday on October 20, 3 SALE 0. het hand on my arm still bliss- i•er here. by eleven" The Princess is expecting her FOR THIS SALE! 41. .4..• fully assuming we were alhea. • •••,. „. • l'c forgotten all about the rt.st child early in March, 1960. but tier eyes never faltered tram .1.1•41P 04•91. OPP 6.19.0 Se Brazilian tycoon "TR call Lew ewe. 'Si • their Challenge )"-$,w.. ea* •••••••1...-01. Parker and get 01 Connle'a face. n•is At•'--•• La, a to send Bob NANCY Bushmine. Drewoll" "We decided I should come oack by Ernie IAL .•. , • A • •• 4.4 4. ..I••••• • • ••• •-• right away and explain all to • .. e,••••.4••• "Lew specially aants you to do • • • 4 144 row. ••••-••44.• you and to ChuCli Don nopea . or It, damn t ne?" Bobbin so. •-• S. 14••• I. ALWAYS LIKE (-AND SEE "Yes but just as Much as 1 do that you'll I be sensible and let us be married "Then go What good can you TO GET UP EARLY ALL THE Aachine In a civilized way. But I warn -,------• 41... do hanging around here? How ELECTION di •• you. If you re not, there's THE DAY AFTER V.•• •• ••••• •••••••• would cot. get out of It. anyway? nothing you can do. ot age Be- E LE CTI ON BETS , 9•• Call Lew and tell him you've been sides George is as much at a Power • 4••• ••• •••••••• ..4 - encouraging Ala to take oft for • - S.. parent as you- more hat • the week end with a a .?" because he's frays Cleaner I.4.•• .,.,.-'.'....•. a ries „uncle -and he lint going -•••••• • ...a.. She put net cur down on Its to stand in, our way .e.••••• noirt1S. he. Ai. saucer. "I m sorry 1 don't mean - to. Safe ••••14.1,. te go on like this I If you "Wait a minute-" I began. C• •.• .44..• •1. 1. eel.- ty. 4.1". 4.11 want cottee. there's some in trie But Connie interrupted 'Since OOP •.11. a 111.-* • • lehle e•ne.l. roPe,••• kitcnen. You Call get me some you and George seem suitlenly •••• ....••••••04 Se • fer.e 4.4.. 4.O. ,,.A f. ...•••0".• •r more too." so close. has nao time to tell hine until Christmas 11▪ •4 • ••• • - i•••• 01.• •• • fe She neld out her cup. I took It you among saner items what •,. ,..11.,••• Ala ••/1 rInn a•a• etn,"1, ••••• •••'.• an went out with it tnto the your Uncle Mal found out about e e ef•erterrowl hall. As I star ed toward the Mr Saxby? Lin you know that DAMS ....,444.4 04.... 40••••••••4 • •-• ••••I•4 •11411V Kitchen. beard last spring a•• 1.101,0 i key in the Don Saab,. tried to Bank, Murray, Ky. S9.1 fr..," fl.•1-1,.. 4..4er144• Kick at the front clevor behind me elope with Inc eighteen-year-old hi" ,4• • ,fog I) I Po, 00 - ',ON rift* lev•Indi.`t who Preys on Ala Callle in, carrying a little daughter some rich ixelple Law yours in 141,4,4.4.4 1.6.114•••• NO 7-4 Riel8 • suitcase Toronto 7" r•ti P'rW"R she looked maddeningly pretty, To expected that to throw Ala. RY Wlvf. and I wore earth." fresh ant,'springlike aa a nye- but she merely laughed 'UV ABNER by Al Capr /VI fit etieh nthrr Then I re- einth. I could haee strangled ''That'" site said 'A neurotic fnerneered now tittle 1"ft nothered hei - little girl weo was crazy about WHO '-THE GENERAL NO!!-SOME SHMOOS DIE with elm int-ie how "You, little tool." tiatd. ''What him. an tried to (7 NE SI4M00 thorneehle trick min into SOLVED STAFF? -TH E IGNORANT HAPPIL`i, IF RIGHT: I'd left her to be Connie's prob- relive you peen up to'' running Utt with net You.. :hank CRISIS IS lem "But Geor Don didn't tell me about that"' IT? F.B1. 2- OLD HILLBILLY NONE LOOKS ..err','" I .1.1(1 -Chuck came back from Chi- -So ne told you din he' said SOLVED!: SENATOR NAMED AT THEM so 9- 111Connie's eyes didn't relent et cago „tonne- war going to call Connie 'Dun he also tell you •flat D1RKSEN? HuNGItivi • "Brine sorry meet Leung to Rosemary so I nad to tell net tie waseazay osirks tn. tar Is, get HOKUM,OR -RIGHT'? do mtieh enod now IP everything She calico the money out or. ins- parents that Chum. Psdron arrived term the 1;reerta ('hey tul. let vdir aim he let the father ney nlm off SOMETHING!! Writer around nee n Ile ,iame Don nad gent oft on vow Own with ten di:mature dollars r. ease ill All remained totally undis- Ala glared defiantly -That's herring in with a nrie • , biona crew cut in and excel. turbed "So she Knows ?fiat a lie mont Seeing Mr tilieetie !tenth tine ft mr kes it a lot easier " -That's enough. _Ala.'. said ben vouna face 'in.-,watet.inttit She smileo at me 'George dear ••It looks as it it s true.- chnn-e as tarinniei told nim made you were wondertui 11 it neon t She spur around to me. the be tor vou. 1(1 never eve nad defiance ready tor me. Lou aHow clo,• frirr feeling of guilt and Idiocy Ca- -_almcst unendurablv_powertul, the nerve. Now res ifi Peelece clif you know wnetnet it's true "But a guy like tnat .." 1 told. bon i wasn't lure- about or lint? Have you caller these •-•••• c uek looked as t .were Fro- mairving Chime. the war, you trends at Uncle sums' 01 use mm, to throw up "Connie. ehe suggested. ana right sway tie people oath the crazy daughter '?" 1.-we, me I know Ala awes me let me know how he felt He "No, I havetit. nut She couidn't ciiange in a week loves me. lie, mete) me from She turned back to COt11.1C lief R1UM He spun aroom. to me molting the first moment he set eyee .un eyed. gleaming savagely •Il might ..1•11110.0119 going to' be have known /015.0 cook up some- as nearly eontemptimi of me as ma' We're married ABBIE he • dared to ionic "Yoe let bet' Oh, George, I'm so grateful to thing phony like this. You and ar--;" SLATS by Raeburn Van Buren go You•ve got to aelp Me find the Itysons" 'TWE SVMSOL ISM INHERENT 2 her" She threw herself extiberantly -Ala!" I said. 'Stop that-. "AND THAT EVIL INTERPRETATIONS OF COURSE./ HOW CLEVER. 'ANALYSIS IN WONDERLAND'CLEARLY REVEAL "How?" I .ii against me. Connie's coffee cep She turned back to me THE INTERPRET Or-THESE REVIEWERS tb got dislodged front as saucer and vou- you're just tts d alk Con- IMPLIES THAT HUMANITY AS NOT THE INTERPRETED-'1 GRASP THE "Call tnese peaple in Massa-.. 1 SHARD'S RE REAL -Ehnietta a train • snatateng agents-the par- nie after all" REPRESENTED BY THE CRABTREE DID YOU NEAR THAT, MEANING OF "But, Chuck deer they don't qiiet floor Immediately Cot lie Without looking at either of CORNER FOLK IS INDOMITABLE •••• ALABAMA? MY PL.AY illy By now" Corlme put net hand on came flurrying out 04- the dining us. she swept past its and up the stairs - Flit arm: "No. Chuck, taere's room. fl nutting we can in at the mo- She stood in the doorway iciola started after her ment. Look. Jeat yoieu netter Mt dtainond-nard and supercili- "Nu said Connie "YOu've enough damage is Chamber pee go name and watt I wouldn't ous Non-natty that expression on done as It teli v lathe?flVivien though her race would nave quailed Ala The front dooroell rang . I was that We,(Idol want them worried on- bill now Keeping close to me so close to it i jumped I it's!.We can't nett it h int Say with ner wind )fl my arm Ain turned and opened :he (lont -cc Ala tins r or something returned le I. gaze with an Chuck OUtsIt ill, looking taie- Then .e•hen she •atnea well " erpinlly de v gam and disheveled. "George tells -She's come bank. Motet she?" "Ii,ut, Connie-please let • me is composureShr• me you „ray " know o thare'a nothing to at- he aria un i ye at • 111, 'alone - thhit aiyati be eie al.:it'( is tittle , I at taiiittei waiting _he street ill it All toil with George and ne doorway since sr: -back ismight is it? 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PAGE 3I-X LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY — NOVEMBER 4, 1959 • .11•1•.....1•111••••••••••••• .11•••••. —mow alms ..1111•••••am.- Titc of Columbia University, and Ilerek Chalmers of Aber- couldn't be hypniptized deeply, New York, found out just how deen were attracted by contradic- and the scientists attributed the • Bacteria ruck-ribbed this resistance could Emotions Can tions. A number of physicians failure to that. It was necessary be:o me. They worked with a had reported treating warts with for the subject to go into deep number of strains of resistant hypnotic suggestion but whether enough hypnosis that he didn't Mutate To diFeasc-causing bacteria, which Cure Warts it worked or didn't wasn't clear. remember what happened while were enc)uraged to multiply in There had been no "controls." he was under. laboratory dishes. Anyway warts have a way of Survive , They were resistant to ant:- On Humans disappearing on their own. The scientists checked the depth bintics, in the relatively sms!! To set up an experiment with hypnosis this way, Eash sub'{ doses that are put into bacteria:2 indisputable results, they sought ject was given a nonsensical NEW YORK OS — After two ly sicit people; The nourishing out people who had at least one "suggestion" as well as the-wart- disappearing one. They were told to three years of constant togeih- fluids in which the bacteria were By DELOS SMITH wart on each side of their bodies such things as this: 'When you ermess with with penicillin. seven inult4alying contained an, anti- , UPI Science Editor which had been -present long awaken, you're going to get up strains et d.isease-cauting bacteria biotic in samller amounts NEW YORK (UPI) — Human enough to make it unlikely they and close the door when 1 could al: but float in what used the ami,unts they were be beings cai, use their own emo- were going to lg.) away spontane- cough.- The five who kept their -to be their poison ,without com- relish tions to cure themselves..otwarts. ously. warts didn't' close the door; they ing to the slightest harm. The fact, long suspected, finally Reach End Point The 14 men and women who remembered what had happen- That bodes no good for. future is settled. 'But new generations we' qualified were hypnotized and ed. generatiens uniess science can The first requirement to be a iratriferred to fresh dishes, ana given the "suggestion" that the prevent disease-caueng bacteria self-remover of warts is to be the nourishing fliuds contained warts on just one side of their New Knowledge Embarrassing( Prom- geetng to funiliar with under deep hypnosis. Then you of 4 bodies were going to the antibiutics which have per- ever-increasing amounts V ,• -•• disappear. ieceive a "suggestion" to rid some- VintItiOte. Progressively this ki!'- In nine of these 14, the warts on This new knowledge Is tr.itted this generation t'od cut its """1 a'alaa yourself of them from the doc- the individuals who could take the suggested sAe. but not the what embarrassing scientifically death rate from bacterial diseas- ed tor who hypnotized you. You antibiotics than the r other were gone within five because all text books say. some es to smal fractions of the far- no more PLATFORM-The new Curtis-Wright -flying platform," a kind of gap-tiller be- FLYING won't remesnber any of it but the weeks to without qualification, that warts mer figarei parents could. while leaving th, and the reconnaissance helicopter, is shown in test at Santa three months. tween the U. S. Army Jeep warts will be gone in a few are caused by a virus. It never iGehetically, -bacteria are loi',se which could take mare to pr - mounted on it. It la known as the VZ-7AP, and u a four- Baibara, Calif. Note the gun weeks unless you're an excep- Provided Own Control' has been suggested by the most creatures. They freely change PaRate- propeller vertical takeoff and landing craft. tion. Each c4 the nine provided his enthusiastic scientific advocates ,their inheritable qualities so :is' The scientists wanted to Lnd The authority for the claim is own "control." If warts had dis- of hypnotism that people could to imeirwe their chances of sur- the end point at which bacteria Issue Warning to others. in the evoluntion bacterial scientitfc experimentation by two appeared on both sides of his rid themselves of viral infections vival as races: when bacterial could no longer build an :it- However. the experiments scientists at the world-respected body or if they had not disap- if told to do so while hypnotized. poisons are in their environment. creased resistanee into the them- Strains Of other bacteria re- mutation continues as] a result of showed how fast and how far University of Aberdeen. Scotland. peared on the suggested side The scientists disputed that it they are stimulated to change at !Cal make-up which they would sistant to other antibiotics vi ere promiscuous bactrerial experience with an- use qf antibiotics. Thier results were published in while disappearing on the other, viral cause id warts had been a greater rate. To use the iv-iEn- ; pass at mg to desecndants. This able to increase their degree of tibiotics is going. The scientists it is apparent that man is ac- the authoritative technical jour- you might question that uncon- proved. But ..if the cause is in tific term. they "Tre,tate.' end point was reached with sev- resistance progressively, but not In celerating the rate nal. "The Lancet." scious emotion stirred by hyp- fact a virus, we must conclude Show Resistance er, starim resistant to penicillin. as apectacularaly. Fortunately:all reporting to the technical joUril-, of production notic suggestion had anything to that hypnosis can in some way When penicillin and ther an- when the culture bath contained these strains resistant to noe or nal. "Postgraduate Medicine," put of antibi.,tic resistant strains of Attracted By Contradictions do with it. protect body tissues against in- tics were first intr -educed; more than 50.000 units of, nour- more antibiotics were susceptible it this way: "If" the tlbh present trend bacteria." Drs. A. H. C. Sirrcla;r-Ginben The five whose warts remained fection," they said. bacteria were killed in astrono- ishing' flu-id. , mical numbers, and the bacterial A milliliter is only 0.01138 of diseases of people seemed on the a fluid ounce. a quanity which way to oblivion. But there were 50.000' units of penicillin over- mutants :n these envinraninents. whelms. Bacteria could still re- They "resisted" the • antibiot:c.s_ sist at thit level, and a few and from them have'. stemmed could resist enough to live for a many strains which haver the stile: time • when :t got up to inherited resistance. • 70.000 units. but they couldn't Dr. Harry Seneca and 0. K. multiply: 4, GET TOP VALUE

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