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United Press International IN OUR 82nd YEAR Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, A_pril 4 1961 MURRAY POPULATION 10.100 Vol. LXXXII No. 79 GARBAGE DISPOSAL SYSTE EXPLAINED Spring Conference Two Accidents Legion Auxiliary College High Civic Heads Hear Proposal To •1 occur In City Planned April 16 Rates Well Be Presented To City Council The 42nd annual spring con- ference of the First District Amer- A proposed garbage collection there would always be some phase Yesterday ican Legion Auxiliary will be held In Festival and disposal system was explained of the disposal work to be done, April 16 at the Murray Woman's last night to the heads of various new trenches to be dug, covering Club House with the Murray Auxi- civic clubs of 141array in the city of garbage as it is brought in, and The Murray College High Band Two accidents occurred yester- liary Unit as hostess. 411. Mayor Holmes Ellis and mem- the leveling of a finished area. /es under the direction of Phillip Shel- day within the city. Mrs Ethel Key, local president bers of the Sanitation Committee Garbage.world be picked up once ton took a 1st Division rating at One happened at 8:15 a.m. when of the Murray Unit, wil welcome of the council explained to the each, week in the residential areas Regional Music Festival this James Rudy Lovett of 1709 Miller the members and guests. Rev. Wal- the group that the proposal which they from the rear of each residential The Festival was Ad Gretta Gay Brooks of Murray ter E. Mischke, pastor of the First past Saturday would explain would be presented It. There would be a daily pickap Murray • route two collided at Main and Methodist Church. will give the in- held on the campus of to the city council as the recom- in the business areas. There would in Fifteenth street. Lovett was pro- vocation at the noon luncheon. State College connection with mendation of the committee. also be a weekly pickup of brush east on Main in a 1950 the Fine Arts Department headed ceeding Murray Post Commander Otto Committee chairman Maurice and leaves. Miss Brooks was pull- by Richard Farrell. INTER Pontiac and Swann will bring greetings from Crass. Jr. and committee member All home owners would use regu- Main During the three day Festival ing out of Fifteenth into the American Legion to be fol- Lester Nanney. and Mayor Ellis lation closed containers for their College High received 14-1st. 8-2nd, street. No one was injured and lowed by an address of welcome represented the city at the meeting. garbage. done and 1-3rd rating. Those receiving about $75 dollars damage was by Mayor Holmes Ellis. Leonard Vaughn, the other mem- The average cost per month for 1st ratings are: John Darnall, drum to the fenders of the two cars. Mrs. Howard Olilai soloist, ac- ber of the committee was absent. the resident would be $1.25 with and violin; Jenny Johnson, voice Patrolmen Peeler and Parker at- companied by Mrs. Richard Far- Mayor Ellis prefaced the meet- a .mimmum of 51.00. The average flute; Sandra Smith. baton; tended the accident. rell. will furnish special music. and ing by explaining that some efforts cost per month for the business &In the other accident which oc- A memorial service honored de- Robert Darnall, trombone; Jerri had been made in the past to inn, would be $5.00 with casts running t, SMarred at 5:00 p.m., the occupants ceased members will be conducted Johnson, basson; Dianne W e s I augunate a collection and disposal from 113.00 to $20.00 'according to • were also shaken up. Richard L. by Mrs. Ronald Churchill at the clarinet; Nore Winter, oboe, brass system, but that it had not met the size of the business. It is plan- Humphries of 1619 Hamilton was afternoon program. sextet, clarinet quartet No. 1; and with popular support. The feeling ned that billing for the garbage proceeding north on sixth street in Delegates from the 13 units of Mike Alexander, tenor sax. today, is that wIthe city growing collection an. dispo.sal would be a 1951 Chevrolet pickup truck the First District will attend. Second division ratings went to: rapi ily and with e present system on the sewerage bill. owned by Murray Paint and Wall- John Darnall, cornet; Vickie Sing- so unsatisfactory'. -that a good gar- It was estimated that such a sy- paper. Mary Lee Miller of Mirray leton, clarinet; Tommy Lassiter, bage talllection and disposal system stem would bring in About $5500 route two was going east on Vine bass; Bcbby Marshall. French shcadd be started-, per month with monthly cost of op- street in a 1957 Ford. As Miss horn: Woodwind Trio, Brass Choir, 54116.''-Manor Ellis ex- urrav osoital Pointing a ith alarm to a climbing 1961 road death toll is State Public Safety Commissioner Glenn Mayor Ellis said that the system eration at pulled out into sixth, the Clarinet Quartet No. 2; and Rudy were merely Miller -1 Lovern (right) as he and Governor Bert Combs discuss a "Governor's Safety Conference," pro- must be self financing that all citi- plained that figures both cars Bailey received a three on cornet. two collided, forcing Census - Adult 49 claimed by Governor Combs for June 11 and 11 at Lexington. zens in the city should use the estimated anti that there were other a yard. These people performed on the now.,. The fross the street into Census --- Nursery 12 system, and that some steps must hidden cost not known opening two days of the Festival. amortization Approximately $350 damage was Adult Beds 85 be taken ti eliminate the present monthly cost includes College High Band topped off done to each of the two cars and a Emergency Beds 18 Schools Take city dump which is nauseous, un- of equipment. by taking a 1st divi- city street sign was knocked down. Patients admined the Festival sanitary and unsightly. June 15 is the target date as se- Bandmem- All Stops Pulled At MSC As Holiday Patients dismissed sion rating Saturday. This Week lected by the committee to begin bers are as follows: Flute, Jenny Councilman Crass explained the this new systc.n. It first will be system which would Patients admitted from Friday 11:30 Johnson, Carole Wilson, Cecilia be used. submitted to the city council for Oboe, Nore Winter, Basson, Spring The sanitary lam fill method their action Those present last Rites Held Cavett. Sports Are Featured The schools of toe a. m. to Monday 8.00 a. m. city and coun- would be used in the disposal sy- Jerri Johnson, French Horns. San- ty are out this week night heartily approved the rerom- on Spring va- stem_ This is best located on a William Vaughn dra Smith, Patty Farley, Bobby cation which coincides with meciation which will be made tu Mosely. 1000 Ol- One of the biggest days of the first golf team in history makes it the sloping area so that proper drain- For Countian ive, Mrs. Ronald Marshall. Becky Moore, Clarinets, K E. A. meeting in Louisville. the city council. Adams, 500 South year is aoheduled for Murray State's (NW. am, wntsklitbe accomplished. In the hithne'lirs. James Curtis. Route 5. )isnqg West. Joe Ed Boyd, Danny "Ilte Murray city schools have Thea....asnemied pleasure that Spring %wt.: teams today, as the The track team will meet Meddle tenet fill method, a trench is cur contemplat- ry Renton: 0. A. Gant. 808 Elm St.. Steely. Charlotte Dodson. Enuna been out since last Saturday and such a move was being •Funeral rites were held at the track team opens its season, the Tennessee on the Cutchin Stadium with a bulldozer and as the trucks Benton; Mrs. Charles Ruth Valintine, Jimmy Farris, Di- the county system ed and congratulated the committee • J. H. Churchill Chapel Monday aft- Redden and team plays a double-head- track at 700 p m. The baseball dismissed to- empty' the garbage. the bulldozer baby boy. North anne Wilson, Dathy Madray, day. The college classes w II dis- for the work they had done on the ernoon .for Mrs. Alpha McDougal 3rd.. Mrs William er the tennis team engageS in a team will play St. Louis University spreads dirt over the garbage and Lee and baby Dwight Brinn. Jerry Lassiter, Glo- miss at noon Wednesday project. Vinson. age 75. Mrs. Vinson died girl, 221 Woodlawn; three-way match, and the college's at 1 p. m. and the tennis team will and Col- compacts it with the tractor treads. Mrs. Franklin ria Ray. Jane Miller, Vickie - lege High will be out It was pointed out that as soon Saturday morning at the Murray Towery, Route 7, Ben- play both DePauw University and the last three This is done daily. Any area thus ton: Jerre!! ton, Julie Boyd. Judy Gowins, Ern- (lays of the week. as the new system is in operation, Hospital following an illness of six Graham. Wells Hall; Wheaton College, beginning at 9:00 used is reclaimed in this manner Mrs. Steve Paschall ie Bailey, Shirley Outland, Cornet, A number of the teachers the aId dump will be spread out months and baby boy, m. The golf team will play last will and the soil actually' enriched. It Route 4; Charles Robertson. Rudy Bailey. and covered with dirt. It will take 'Bros. Norman Culpepper, Ilarold Carl Whittington Mur- 1950 Grads Of year's OVC champions, Middle Ten- attend the K.E.A convention in Lou- flies, and rats. Joe Ginn. Van McGinnis, Steve is free of odor, about an acre of land a year to use Lassiter. and J H. Thurman of- physbroro, Ill.; Don Eugene Whit- nes.see at Murfreesboro. isville this week. Gordon, Max Taylor, John Darnall, Several pieces of equipment the sanitary Land fill method. heisted at the service. Burial was tington, Rt. 2, Carbondale, Ill.; The MSC trackmen. OVC champs W Z. Carter Superintendent of Bobby Atkins. Baritone, John Win- would be needed. Three compact in the Hendon Cemetery in Stewart Frank Ryan. 1303 Vine. Tammy Lou for three straight years. appear to City Schools said that his office ter, Trombone. Sherrill Hicks, Rob- MTS Hold Meet Dpe trucks would be needed. This .ounty, Tennessee. Pallbearers Haley. Dexter; Mrs. Sam Howard be the top contender again this would be closed Thursday and Fri- ert Darnall, Edwin Sholar, Tim truck compacts and presses t he Were: Rudy MaDougal. Flayd Mc- a' I baby girl, Route 2; Mrs. Bobby year. They swept to the champion day. Little Roundup Ginn. David Grahm. Roger Mayer, garbage as it is emptied into it. • Kenzie, Gray McDouaal. Leland Mc- Kemp and baby girl, Rt. 4; Mrs. 0. ship of the Chattanooga Indoor All schools will resume classes Tommy Lassiter, It is closed in. Dougal. Euin McDougal. Castle Me- L. Cain, Jr., Route 1. Almo: Mrs. Joe Cherry, Bass. On Saturday Meet and came in third in both the on Monday April 10. Jones. Mary Beth Robertson. One crawler type tractor will be Dougal. Treaman McCuiston. and Edward Brunner and baby bey, 1314 Mike Memphis Indoor and the Memphis Drums, Larry Wilson, Darwin needed as well as a pick up truck Will Be Held Olive Blvd.; Arthur Armstrong, 472 Relays. Two school records have 1.eon Robertson. al- for the supervisor_ Included in the Mrs. Vinson W. Highway 22, Barrington, Ill.; Weatherford. Danny Hatcher. Dan- ready fallen. Dick Masters upped was a member of The 1950 graduating class of Mur- system will be a street washer for the Locust Ronnie Lofton, Rt. 1, Benton, Char- ny Ore, Ben Hendricks, College the high jump mark to 6'41o" at Grove Baptist Church ray Training School. now College Dexter Man the washing of city streets. lotte Kay Brien, 203 West 9th., Ben- High was the only band in class Chattanooga, and Big Butch Ilamil- On April 6-8 and the W. M. U. of the church. High, met Saturday night, April 1 One truck driver and two hand- ton; Mrs. Cora Wilson, 413 North CC division to receive a first. ton threw the she 47'10'a" at an Survivors are: three sons. Lloyd at the College High building, for a lers per truck would he needed for Vinson, route one Murray; 5th.; Mrs. Ronald. Hampton and ba- College High Band has recently Memphis Relay's. Coach Bill Furger Tommy class renunion. This was the first Dies Today each of the three trinks, a super- On April 6-8 (weather perrnitfing) Vinson. Trenton. lay boy. Hazel. received invitations to the Straw- son says both boys have excellent Kentucky: and Ar- get together the class had had since visor for the operation, and a trac- the Murray Girl Scout Council will Vinson, Murray bery Festival at Humboldt. Tenn. chances of bettering their records Our route five, one Patients dismissed from Friday 8:30 their graduation eleven years ago. tor operator would be needed. hold "The Little Roundup" model- niter, Mrs. „Flue] and the Kentucky Derby at Louis- against Middle. In fact. of all the McKenz.e, Murray The group, with their husbands: The tractor would be in use for ed after the National Girl Scout • route five, a. m. to Monday 8:00 a. m. ville. They hope to climax their field event records, only the one William 11. Cleaver, age 75, died three brothers; Manley or wives, met in the fayer of Col- live to eight hours a day since Roundup of 1959 in Colorado. Camp- McDougal. already successful season by parti- in the discus seems safe. this morning at 4:30 o'clock at his Paducah route two, Sel- lege High and was served juice. crs will be qualified Intermediate Mrs. Luther Hughes. '01 South cipating in one o( the two events. Middle Tennessee was runner- home in Dexter. Mr. Cleaver WAS a on- McDougal, Fort Henry, Tenn- Everyone talked and was intro- Scouts. The Camp Director is Nan- 5th.; Master Mark Mathis, Rt. 3. up to the Racers in last year's OVC retired Civil Service man. essee. and Claud McDougal of St. duced to their classmates' wives cy Ryan; her assistant is .1 an ice Louis. three grandchildren. M r s. Benton; Mrs. Gerals Swift and ba- meet and is expecni to be their He is survived by one daughter. by girl, 221 South or husbands. Old class pictures 3 Day WIVIU Thornton. Staton Davis of Clarksville, Max 12th.; Mrs. Glen- biggest therat again thls year. Two Mrs. James Leach of Dexter, one were posted on the bulletin board Other membars of Miss Ryan's Vinson el' Trenton, don Lofton Route 7, Benton; Billy of the last three dual meets be- son. Garvin Cleaver of Dexter, one and Charles so everyone could see what they staff include Lashlee Bell, Troop Vinso of Murray and great- Pritchett, Dexter; Mrs. David Pierce Gray Ladies tween the two have been decided sister. Mrs. Lucy Miller, Dexter one looked like many years ago. This Leader; Andrea Lassiter and Let ha granddaughter, Mary and baby girl, 3206 Lone Oak Road, by the last event. route one, eight grandchildren and Meeting To Vinson Davis caused a lot of chuckles from every- Faye Young. her Assistant Troop 9 gpf Paducah; Mrs. Frederick Quarles. Coach Johnny' Reagan's baseball one great-grandchild. Clarksville. one, especially the wives and hus- Leaders; Margaret Ruth - Cride r. V The J. H. Churchill 611 .27th., Cairo Ill.; Mrs. Samuel team is riding a three game win Mr. Cleaver was a member of the Funeral Information bands of the class members. Mrs. Troop Leader. Diane Larson and Home had charge of the Tegethoff, 617 26th St., Cairo, Ill.; rung streak and has not yet been Church of Christ at Dexter. Funeral arrange- H. hi. Van Eaton, the former Mary Be In May field Kaye Wallis. her Assist%nt Troop ment... Grover Harrison, Route 1, Hardin; beaten. The team 'openedwith two services will be held Wednesday Williams. .sang some old Leaders. Mrs. L. A. Moore, Route 1, Hardin: wins Lambuth and then turned in at 2:00 p. m. at the Linn Funeral Meeting Held songs for the group. They were The Committees are as follows: Mrs. Holland York and baby boy, a great game in squeezing out Put Chapel in Benton. The rites will he "Continue Ye In My Love" will Rev. then taken on a tour of the build- Program. Dew Anna Brumley. Bill Jones Rt. 5, Benton: Edwin Hagen, Rt. due 1-0. conducted by Bro. Jerry hoover. be the theme of the three-day meet- ing by members of the French Club Chairman. Patty Pawn Ann Beale 5, Mrs. Palace Carraway. (Expired) St. Louis is expected to be one Burial will be in the Stewart Ceme- men) be held by the Kentucky Wo- Will Be Speaker to see all the many that Russell, Patsy Wilson. Rt. 3. Murray: Mrs. Charles Driver, changes Continued on Page Six tery. man's 'Missionary Union at the an- Rt. 1, Benton, Arthur Lavender, An information explaining- t he had taken place since 'their leav- Linn Funeral nual state meeting at the First Bap- Publicity:- Gayle Annerson, Jean- Rev. Bill Jones of Corbin will Rt. The Home of Ben- 3, Hazel; William Moseley. Red Cross Gray Lady Program was ing. ton tist- Church in Mayfield April 4-6. ne Steytler, Equipment. Andrea be the speaker at the services on 1000 Ol- has charge of arrangements ive; Master Edmund Fenton, Jr. held at the First Methodist Church, The group assembled in, the Mrs. Foo Kong Lee. a member Sykes. -Eva C-arol Overcast; Food Wednesday evening at the First 315 where friends may call. of f South 13th.; Mrs. Raymond Barrett March 31. Mrs. Joseph G. Fowler. school lunchroam for a delicious Hazel Man the Chinese Baptist Church in Los Sorting: Susan Sparks. Patsy Wil- &Baptist Church. Volunteer Field Consultant a nd and baby boy, 'Puryear, Tenn.; Mrs. candlelight meal served by the pre- Angeles ahd Mrs. Larry Uyehara, son; First Aid: Jeanne Steytler. Su- IP Rev. and Mrs. Jones will be vis- Rose, George Miller. Rt. 1, Mayfield; Mrs. Mrs. Lucille R N. Director sent French nub of College High. a .member of the Japanese Baptist san Sparks. iting his father, E. C. Jones and Mrs. Charles Ryan Ira Emerson, Rt. 1, Calvert City; of Nurses, Murray Hospital, out- Mrs. Lillian Lowery, a former teach- Church in West Los Angeles, will Included on the agenda will be Mrs. Jones, this week and also at- lined the various duties which will Dies Sunday Mrs. Alpha Vinson, Rt. 5; Mrs. Rob- er of the group and still teaching Is Speech Winner be presented on Wednesday after- hikes and a trip for the Murray Man- tending the state meeting of the be assigned to Gray Ladis working ert Thompson. 307 West 8th., Bent- English and" Language at College noon during the message on Home ufacturing Company. Girls will sleep Kentucky Baptist Woman's hospital. Mis- on; Mrs. Muriel Moore and baby in the Murray High, acted as mater of ceremon- Mrs. Charles Ryan won the Mur- Missions by Rev. Jack Combs. in tents and cook on charcoal fires sionary Union being held at May- ray Toastmistress Club Swap items for the 1962 Roundup girl. Grand Rivers; Johnny Walker, The Gray Ladies 'will replace the ies, She brought the group up to Claude Underwood, age 69. was speech con- The opening session Tuesday ev- field. test Monday night will be on display. Camp Fires will Rt. 1; Don Whittington, Rt. 2. Car- United Church Women Rook Cart date on all the happenings at the found dead at his home near Crogs and will repre- ening will have Dr. Hoban L. Sin- sent the local club be held each night. Open Howe for bondale, Ill.; Mrs. Robert Smith, Service, plus performing many other school and. Murray State College land Monday by his son. Holbert in the Cobb Ho- clair giving the message on "God's tel April 29-30. parents and friends is planned for 203 !sTr011 17th.; Robert Hall, Rt. 2; hospital duties. Anyone formerly in the past years and invited every- Underwood. Ile was found in bed The contest was Love Call." The Wednesday morn- 'held in the Friday afternoon between4:00 and Harry Weatherly, 613 Broad; Miss associated with the Book Cart Ser- one back at any time to visit. She but partly dressed. Mr. Underwood, home of Mrs. Albert ing session speaker will be Miss Weather I Tracy at 6:30. 5:00 p. m. Adult supervisors will Tammy Haley, Dexter; Dees By- vice or anyone interested in vol- then asked .each class member to who lived alone, was last seen on Abbie Louise Green with the even- be Mrs. Everett Ward Outland and num, Rt. I; Mrs. Marahall Higgins unteer service, is invited to attend tell the highlights of his life since Saturday. A ruling by a Tennes- Mrs. J. A. Outland, president, in- ing program featuring the choir Edmund Steytler. Senior Troop Report and baby girl. 508 Pine; Mrs. Ed- the Gray Lady classes, which will leaving Murray Training School. see coroner's inquest is pending. •troduced Mrs. Allen Russell who of Bethel College and a pageant on Mrs. Leaders. linked Pres. IntisrnatIonal ward Taggart and baby girl, Col- be held in the Educational Bldg., 'Murray class members living out Survivors are; three sons, Hol- !presided as toastmistress and ex- the Sunbeam Band anniversary. necessary to cancel the •I lege Stn.; Mrs. Franklin Lowery, Methodist Church, on Wednesday of town were unable to attend but bert Underwood, Herbert Under- Iplained the contest rules. Mrs. Ry- Rev. Sydney L. Goldfinch. Sr., If it is WESTERN KENTUCKY - an Scouts will notified on Most- Rt. 7, Benton; Isaac Griffin, Rt. 4. April 12 from 9:00 to 11:30 a. m. every Member was mentioned and wood. and Hubert Underwood alt and Mrs. Edwin Larson were the will give the closing message at the program, be ly fair and a little warmer today, only will be held and 1:00 to 330 p. m.; and from everyone contributed some infor- if Hazel route one. one brothet, entrants in the contest. Mrs. Thursday morning session with spe- Wednesday. The event high in the 50s. Increasing cloud- 990 to 11:30 a. m. on Friday, April mation about them and their ac- Cook Underwood of Mayfield anti Ryan's speech was "What We Want cial music by the Woman's Ensem- at the city park. iness and not so cool tonight, with Dr. Mercer Is 14. complishments since graduation. seven grandchildren. for Our Children of Tomorrow." ble of the host church. scattered showers likely, low near The group elected a committee to Funeral services were held at thr Mrs. Larson's talk was -Facing Our Mrs. Carl W. Liebert, president, 4-H Rally Will 40. Wednesday, cloudy with little Visiting Parents Applications may he completed at make plans for another get together South Pleasant Grove Methodist Problems". of Louisville, will preside at the temperature change and occasional the Red Cross office, 2nd floor in the near future, possibly a picnic Church today with Bro. Billy Turn Juages were Mrs. Julian Evans, meeting. Mrs. George R. Ferguson Be Held At Hazel rain ending by afternoon. 'Dr. Charles W. Mercer of Jack- Court House. No applications will so everyone could bring their chil- er officiating. Burial was in the Mrs. Rob Iluie, Gene Cathey. and is the executive secretary. •Temperatures at 5 a. m. (CST).: son Memorial hospital in Miami, be accepted after April 8. The Red dren. church cemetery.„ Joe Pat James. Timers were Mrs. A large number of women from The Hazel Community 4-H Ral- Covington 36, Louisville 36. Padu- Florida is visiting his father and Cross office is open from 9:00 to Those planning this year's get Pallbearers were: Buddy Iry i n. George Hart and Mrs. Tracy. Tell- the Murray' and Calloway County ly will be held on April 6 at 7:00 cah 33, Bowling Green 35. Lexing- mother, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mer- 490 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, together were Mrs. Lillian Lowery, Clams Wilson, Mayburn Key, Hil- ers were Outland, Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Churches are expected to attend p.m. in the Hazel School gymnas- ton 36, London 32 and Hopkins- cer Ile will return to Miami April Friday, and from 9:00 to 12:00 on Mrs. Bobbie Grogan, Mrs. Odell Vv'il- dred Paschall. Dencil Paschall and Russell and Mrs, Tracy. according to Mrs. T. A. Thac,ker, ium. vine 34. 10th. Saturday. The nursery' at the Me- hams and Mrs. H. R. Van Eaton. l'aul Dunn. Other members present were Mrs. president of the Blood River Bap- All 4-H Club members and their Evansville.. Ind., 38. Dr. Mercer is a graduate of the thodist Church will be available There were twenty two people The Miller Funeral Home of Ha- Kirby Jennings and guest Mrs. Lau- tist Association Woman's Mission- parents are urged to ,be on hand Huntington, W. Va., 40. Louisville Medical School. free of charge on both days. present. zel had charge of arrangements. rie Flickhart, ary Union. for this rally.

t PAO?: TWO & TIMER — HURRAY. KF.NTUCKT TI'ESDAY — APRIL 4, 1961

/MIS Irt)Cfit ond and third chance. Permits will be issued at the re- ICENTUCIT Spring Gobbler fuge office between April 1 and THE LEDGER & TIMES IL and t April 19. Applications for permits may be in person or by mail and PUBLISHING Inn PUBLISHED by LEDGER • TIMER COMPANY. Hunt Approved should be addressed to the Refuge Lodger, TM Calloway Thank and The Consolidation of the Murray Manager, Kentucky Woodlands Na- Times-Herald. °debar 10, 1.131, end the Wan Lanfasciaass, &maim IV tional Wildlife Refuge, Route 2, 1, 1041 Next Month Golden Pond, Kentucky. Unless a JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER hunting period is specified, the permits will be issued in the order reject any Advertishag. Letters bo The SWUM. WAR W. reserve the right to that they are received. Permits are er Punta Vona Items winch. M mann" am art Ms Ma Ms11 A spring gobbler hunt has been at no cost and are not transfer- Intiormt et our readers. By CHARLES F. HINDS President-elect Abraham Lincoln, approved by the Bureau of Sport rable. State Archivist whose opposition killed R. Fisheries and De- NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WAI1AC2 WITMER 00, ISIS Wildlife and the Tenn, Ill Park Aro, Nom Insig Mt N. 111111111. Senator Crittenden was at that partment of Fish and Wildlife Re- Iheareo. Mompain Two native Kentuck'sns figured Bolystan St, Boston. time a man_ of great influence, hav- soures. aus Am„ Cnicago; •• attempt in al a major compromise ing been in and out of the U. S. Murray, Kentuck7. Ise tommeamies 1.1 1861 which pos- TIME TO tanned at the Peat Office, Isle 1861) and early Senate over a period of 43 years. Gobblers only may be taken dur- Second Clam Matter averted the Civil sibly could have lie had been governor of Kentucky ing the open season on April 20- SEE A pit War and saved half a million lives. 21. 24-25 and 27-28., with hunting SUBSCRIPTIOS RAT'S: Sp Curlier la Murree% per weak tag, and twice ,had been Attorney Gen- U. S. Senator John J. BABY-Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Phil- muss& N. Da Ciniboung ami SiMining tinemlie• per pem *Jai skim They were eral of the United States. As the from daylight until 12:00 noon SHOW! SUING HOSPITAL OVER Senaicke, author of with daughter Jane Ann, 3, In Loa Angeles, whims, MAIL Crittenden of successor of Henry Clay, the Great (CST). lips are shown known as a North Hollywood hospital for $30,001 a Senate bill that became a senator from a where they are suing Compromiser, and VARSITY: "Butterfield Eigh t," was "held as se- "1'1 \PIM. 1 '11.1 the -Crittenden Compromise." and Shotguns not larger than 12 gau- over the gtres birth. They charge the baby state torn between its love for the feature 109 minutes, starts at: of their ge may be used. Slugs are probat- curity" because they couldn't pay-the $90 balance Union and its romantic attachment home until ed. 1:00, 3:00, 5:03, 7:06, and 9.09, bill, and were told that they couldn't take her to the South, he was in a particu- days later, the bill was paid, and that it was not until two larly fortunate position: He had, „Hunters, upon entering or leav- Ten complained to the city attorney and signed a else in MURRAY DRIVE-IN: "The Vier they had perhaps more than anyone ing the hunting area, must report take her home. Commandments". Starts at 7:00, note, that they were permitted to Congress, the confidence of t h e at checking stations established for leaders of both sides. the hunt. Checking stations will be last complete show at 8:00. Box- Crittenden on December 18, 1860, open at 4:00 a un. and checkout office closes at 8.00 introduced his peace proposal, time will be 12:00 noon. which included a dividing line at Wilson A federal permit is required to J. 30 minutes, North Lati- Andrew 36 degrees. tude, between the slave and free enter the public hunting area in, For states. But time had begun to run addition to a valid state hunting Candidate out, for on December 20. the same licease. day a powerful Senate committee of HAZEL DISTRICT A maximum of 230 permits will ENDS MAGISTRATE wasi appointed to consider the Crit- Carolina be issued for each two-day period. W.WEDNESDAY tenden Compromise South wish to announce as a candidate for Magistrate If insufficient applications are re- — Nominated For — I, Andrew J. Wilson, became the first state to secede Primary May 23, ceived for the second and third of the Hazel District, subject to the Democratic from the Union. ACADEMY periods, hunters will have a see- 1981. The -Committee of Thirteen," as AWARDS the Senate committee was called- 2 District, lived in I Hazel I haste liven all my life in Concord and most - including • was composed of some of the a proposal to extend the old Mis- for the last 20 years. I have ACTRESS Hazel District and influential men in the souri Compromise dividing line of BEST Mel able never asked for a public office before. To country. Besides Crittenden him- 36 degrees. 30 minutes. He saw that ELIZABETH TAYLOR You that do not know me, please ask aboo) self, they included Senators Sew- as a chance for the South to expand me. As to my qualifications for this office. ard of New York. Toombs of Geor- slavery by conquest!. of Mexico and The best-seller how to take care of your gia, Douglas of Illinois, Wade of Cuba, whereas he was hopeful that I think I know that fells part to keep the Ohio. and Davis of Mississippi (soon as President he would be able to money and I will do my to be President of the Confeder- contain slavery within the bound- Gloria', country roads and bridges so that the school acy). If this c mmittee should fav- aries of the state in which it al- story busses and all the people that have to orably report out the Crittenden ready existed. He would compro- travel them can get over them without be• RED ARMS NOT YET AXIM110--Shaded areas In Laos closeup is area under Red-aided rebel ...from first Compromise, the country might yet mise on some points, he said, but every Pathet Lao control, along with a "waist-cutting strip between Nape and Khem Keut to ing in danger. it is my desire to see a .division or a war. not on "either the Missouri line man 10 lust! the south. Meanwhile, Communist weapons were still flowing to the rebel forces while be spared voter in Hazel District but that will be im- Seward and three other Republi- extended. . .or popular sovereignty SPAT() members were deliberating in Bangkok, capital of nextdoor "..'"ailand, and a possible: therefore please take this notice cans on the committee were at first for to do so" would lose us every- -zake it easy" attitude was emanating from Moscow. (Central Press) as an appeal for, your vote and influenc% friendly to the measure, but Presi- thing we gain by the election." He Et11/786H TAYI0 me I will do everything I can for your dent-elect Lincoln, head of the Re- declared that "filibustering for all end if you see fit to elect me from attending publican Party, must first be con- south of us and making slave states LAURENCE HARVEY interest. And I will have no other Job to hinder * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * sulted Would he support the com- of it would follow." And so Lincoln EDDIE FISHER 8 to the busideies of the Magistrate. Thank you for everything that Compromise promise' opposed the Crittenden you say Or 44? in my behalf. PAUL NORGANS came back from Lin- and when the Committee of Thir- The answer BUTTERFIELD GREAT HISTORICAL coln's home at Springfield. Ill., thro- teen failed to report it out Decem- SINCERELY, letters to ,friends. that the Pres- ber 31, the best chance for a corn- / Ires a NOVEL ugh .4 little confidence in promise had lailed, and the Presi- I ident-eleet had OIL caews...... w•aiaros.as Andrew J. Viison. uent elect bore a direct responsibil- ity for its failure. _.•

AI ter on .::te 4. her • Their meeting %as - she s.onisnon politenems • formal. privately. end she, for • 'How nice that y 1 eatel i.4 • she maid ei 4. one would never give ham an come." a • Gasoline r• .t know -hted to • t' you find a flaw in l "1 was de!' Did a•••• opportunity to Poi an • Malt ) ker good breeding would an. chance." I. to' and 5..r•or4.1.4 lily p-e ft'.•. -1 -4, ewer nis setters. "There are in •• • an Ar• •'1." •••.• ranged I nope 'you ei., . • '1 A. i' I. • Her mother was not deceived but she knew now to play out to attend them." depend on wha• • •• ,1-, • her tine. trusting to per i0ns-1 "It must • .11 • • 1+ range powers to see thkt. the' do." • I •ti.r Rate , been engair t.: - a I have be at I attraction which her "Oh! Taxed strange is would come to all the holidays for wevf:a." ii • ., • --• - .., ii.. daughter felt nothing in the end. The only see. Well. What:ver then." 1.11..1 MEP. 4 comment Drusilla Greenleaf per- luck, Mrs Greenleaf wan withers Its ITER MATTHEW .v .s gone. mitted herself was to say one breakfast these exchange-, %filch peraree. A Mrs.- Greenleaf, who never time, a-hen at the in her presence, could not haYa an instructive duty, table she was sorting ner way ish.tked But matter: High keep been more ardent. as through the family mail to Times la•.ghingly diernss- 5 nine a few . her information up to date about were no easier at later cacer.anta sive rem aka about him, , received,"Thrit when the young reopla v.-ire 'Tile ni..r yaiing man.- she what letters each JURGENS, eine of the briefly alone. How emin rat - *. CURT seen: 3 fish out of young man"- togging Matthew's sail. he •.o i ta - ;,.• screen's most popular leading latest envelope to Laura - they avoid the &dint:as-d mac o••rh Whatever shall in Allied Ar- to. will he'!" , ached to make to eaca men: is starred we do aboat if irvey am; ntgo,,•. irc.n t •••ipt terstt•N in tatei A not her clriesena•e; Co.' tist's "The House Of Intrigue." chaice ,,t. n -.-- gers-on atoll. poor`' Laura saw nim again Brinker stot-. story at Hazard .s.anmer, and again the follow- ' Adrian ' Ithernarck" a thrilling espionage Diamonds? earnest 1.:9-,t,ling Mr. as ma.. On the airfare. also on hand, and Lriiira played Drive-In Theatre - must net he entirely blamed. It ing ('bras the Murray as they , up to him recklessly. wiece vi--,s clear sha• he had had few maters remained much Wedneeday and Thurs. Dawn to l-brought forth Matthew.; 'lilac% ..i ..• ei. I say, there had been It was dispie:Laing and Folco Lulli. share .--. Oria Addams her the. ..ietthev.• &retried to feel look" with some regularity. ., .too-.- ever expect- honors with Jurgens tliere wasa parry a: the. starring no no uneasiness, no impatience. at' evening YOU PAY *11-9- TAX aie t es to cte•ince? I've picture. fikned in Cine- IN KENTUCKY, he nad an- , British Legation to which n11 In the st Le _- ' r. -, •g o.4. gond this But he e iew young people were Invited. maScope and color. will probably other y ir at the academy be- i the i.e could be in a oosition i Matthew declined. — ,t..ve the rnet.• fore ON 10 GALLONS OF GASOLINE marry him, which 1 "But why7" she ask.asked. taloy ie • •i- • r of a platoon, to 3.1',X her to • to do. He "I believe you know well DON'T LOOK re ,;••arii. eV,: it do you suppose a-as what he int:ere:re enough " H4rvey w is th.rkiag of to risk seemed exiisperatingly merit- LIKE THIS not at &Ili "How absurd. Of couree I ernialoossine the poor creature dent. and she was increase expires on June 30th as scheduled—the national comparnented by his attitede. . don't." . Gasoline faxes will be lowered— by brir.gir,g him tor. e I do highway program will actually get 5225 million more It W113 3 sharp blow to her She was plainly dial/I:west, and th ..; I se s.gro that dernoc. if the latest temporary none to discus* each year than it now receives from the latest Federal rei is tik, g r• ot at the mill's hen after plann:ng 10 to' Matthew disdained with Harvey what affected his te:1- tax increase tar:l ,3 1,1.4 t•• 3.1 313rrngni Waciington- in thel further Federal gasoline temporary gasoline tax increase. of not going degoe- ' v3r1"r Peri"i ' 4 h" 17"4 sunii- I ince to the point by golres, expires on June 30th as scheduled In January of this year, after an exhaustive 2-year sur- Ltruanlla Gr•eril••af beamed at mer Matthew aseldenly changed; to the party: she was instead Her throat dried policy, a special U. S. Laura with brimming ekes if his PIssis "'I went to, with Bismarck. the 1959 Federal Highway Act. vey of national transportation occ (pion ix.23 : afraid. She had cunsperatorial f in, and con- FOX Creftt: The up. She Waa Senate study group confirmed the wisdom ofthis decision. I am imperative and sad his mdther t handled the whole thing badly. tinued, '•I an plealwal and with all good citizens, we are in favor of • and it ewerned lb-it shel have admitted that Along will be good news for you. You will he able to proud fur the way- you tried. my was ie, Rh. should This He. wait go to her i how she had hurt him. building the roads that the motoring public needs. dear, to put our visit-sr at Ma wooid die she knew enjoy a steadily' improsing highway system, at a lower ld Lair's wrote to had never openly given and State taxes reuse. By your manner notarE But she But. "in the last years alone. Federal gasoline tax-rate. to be hurt by any- could ever have ,guess•-d that him, him the right nationwide on gasoline have .skyrrsuketed 5/% —sky- might choose to do. you must have found him If she had m -ant aaapix to thing she where gasoline, a basic commodity, he as indifferent rocketed to a point shrieking dial" • du him a pretty Istail Joie With What if were RA he now seemed to is actually taxed at a rate five times as high as luxuries Laura smiled. Her mother a form ' ^ iv a. Plc iiiripenent henceforth he going to control really nemi not have gone to all and-- ri •, - a 'A alii en -ifirm to! be!' Wail like diamonds and mink coats. the• - he msart it 'tot her by fear"! How could she en- DUDS HERE ARE THE FACTS ABOUT that trouble to warn her away dieeever 'PUT YOUR Bismarck arrivvd, Must gasoline taxes be so high? Most people believe from ;farther interest in Mr think of -y -saving ti recibir.' dive that? TODAY'S HIGH GASOLINE TAXES in a a gad ie-.,-ie experience made and she went off with him that gasoline taxes arc high because the money is needed with great whistle of silks and car- IN OUR SUDS' • Within a week Mrs. Greenleaf her heart eontroc; symna- for Our national highway program. This is not so. pay $1.10 tax on 10 gallons , to pay • In Kentucky, you • - slightly to her disappointment ' thy She se,med to feel what cumstanee. late at and relax, visit vihth your fri- tax dollar of gasoline. as she had counted on nothing he weuld fvel Itr throat thick- When she returned The fact is that out of every highway-user Bismarck arid tax gallon-40 in Federal foxes but ignirrance of amenity from pried. Her eyes filled with tears night she had ends and neighbors, chances collected last year by the Federal government, more than • you pay 111 o with her. In het mind him nereived a letter from Mr which she winked ;sway heftier. Harvey are some of them will be here. 40 cents was diverted to non-highway purpose's. plus 7c in State taxes. lived a shadowy picture of what Hazard thinking her like a they (amid fall • Gasoline is taxed at a rote 5 times as high as for all during the priper client She saw him. tin -Ina hardy, she had hoped tr LOTS OF WASHERS II these highway-user tax revenues were spent for high- saw the scent just diamonds. Lauri had a letter too. • brave with health and ar my•-• party. She * PLENTY OF DRYERS wished it might be. She ways—as they should be—gasoline taxes cutdiil be lowered. • The overage Kentucky motor vehicle owner It was 'emote impersonal It tenor -Ma compassed no matter as she * BARRELS OF HOT Bismarck home at once In boost. year in gasoline taxes. pail her nii compliment a. what he migh. be thinking, and sent and the highway. program given a pays $79 a carriage, for it was very SOFT WATER reached out fur nothing shoat to think of that strang ereatiire his provides • Since 1951 there hosie been three increases mast late; and for the same reason, In fact:the Federal-Aid-Highway Act of 1959 , herself, but only giVe an ne., visited by 4 sorrow that MURRAY'S 0111144NAL in the Federal gasoline tax alon•. I. went right upstairs to tax ex- of hie reti:rn trip to West fill him tnneigh and through, as Hervey that when'the added temporary Federal gasoline . count Coin Operated Laundrette • In the lost 10 years, gasoline taxes nation- • l a child would be filled though hi. room. Now she sought her pires on June 30th. 1961. as scheduled, some 5802 mil- wide have skyrocireted 51%-yet the national- All the rest of that winter image to show it thig gave picture. 14111441.. 0 lion a year in highway-user taxes—now diverted to the her She went into the front draw- average pric• of gasoline itself has risen only end into the ilir ,ng and sum n•-r a wil-1 little sorrow et Treasury's general fund—will instead be deposited room to turn out a lamp • U. S. during the some period. met. Laura Greenleaf worked ta own. It wax an experienc-• new hag 5 5, pale glow Into the MAW maintain. her teigiti in of Lido- !to her, else found herself caring that cast its in the Highway Trust Fund. c. erimeon-carpeted, dark - paneled 207 So. 7th Ph. PL 2-9181 ference towe-el M itt he v It z• abont that 'someone else felt, gasoline tax hallway, Station As a result, if the latest Federal temporary ard, yet hardly a day ',tee -41 :n It Wax tti, first sign of being We Are Also a Pickup was there. As soon which she did net dreover th-,1 ic l/iye which she admitted to Matthew For made as he heard the carriage come stie WRX frowning r ver some 4e- herself. Sinre he had never and heard Harvey sf minder of him her 'in avowal, the admit and go, retreat up the Moire hel One Hour Martinizing She had lead a seetit she saki her ilia, iver) to no one else, steps that she was now alone Too knew IsTaxed Warr, Jlirect Buy High! ill- Matthrey Ii. to The a Iright to feel ii GasolineYou to berme* THE.„111EST IN DRY CLEANING heart began to beat and • a to him ian every way If note Fox Creek to West Point sad his perior Same Prices and Specials as at Education Committee,575 Lexington Avenue, New York 22, N.Y. . Ii Inter. surely . 1,1-•ri; iti-I Si'. nno until swell. Presented in the public interest by the Gasoline "fox 'he recalled *hese 4th Street Story' (To Be 01.0,,m•,1 Tornorrs.r) ' the it was but for the nornfart of the teilo Clii lie Lies,. w-ti

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at% United Prem. Intern*Huns, Pirates whipped the Cincinnati taugh more than anything else this in 1960. Als1 spring, Reds, 5-2. spring. Now if Umbricht, Gibbon, Green manager Danny Murtaugh has been There's little denying that in The Pirates added some strength and Cheney's work this spring is saying that "if our second line Friend, 18-12 last year, to the second line with the acquisi- a true yardstick of their talent, MAJOR pitching comes around, we'll be (20-19) (13-5) and tion of Bobby Shantz during the then, according to Mt.rtaugh, fig- tough." 111-100, the Pirates winter, but little Bobby has had a ure the Pirates to be the team to After what he has seen in the have as formidable a front line recurrence of arm trouble and has beat in 1961. OIL last two days, Murtaugh must be pitching staff as any team in the been idle since March 21. Twins Show Power just about ready to predict a sec- . And in Elroy And with little to look forward The Minnesota Twins, another iard Phil- ond straight pennant for his Pi- Face 110-81 they perhaps have the to in the line of youngsters coming team on the upswing, unlimbered ! Angeles, up, Murtaugh apparently will have power to spare in whip- I COMPANY rates. best fireman. or $30,001 Series to open defense of the NL title ping the Detroit Tigers, 11-4, be-' On Sunday, Jim Umtiricht, Joe Flop In HAS ield as se- next week with just about the hind a 16-hit barrage that included 3 Giblin and collabor- However, as the Yankees showed e of their same who carried the load roundtrippers by Harmon Kille- ated on a five-hitter to beat the in the , the Pittsburgh SERVICE STATION ome until brew, his fifth and sixth, Don St. Louis Cardinals, and Monday second line is little more than a lays later, Mincher, Dan Dobbek and Elmer FOR LEASE spi.n three neat in- bunch of*batting practice pitchers. Two Giants Could 1 signed a Valo. The victory was the Twins' nings in relief of as the And that'4., what has worried Mur- rune. Decide NBA Fate sixth in the last eight games. Elsewhere, the Philadelphia Phil- By BOB SALMON lies nipped the , Financial assistance avail- t l'rt.e. lutertiAllootal 3-2, in 16 innings; the Los Angeles able. Also dealer training LOUISVILLE GUESTS BOSTON 1.11,11 — The fate of the Angels downed the San Francisco available with pay. ison National Basketball Association Giants, 12-8; the Washington Sen- championship may boil down to ators shaded the Baltimore Orioles, ITV A GOOD BED Dr. Ralph H. Woods, president of PiturraT Slate, points out one of the features two giants — one with a rubber 2-1, on catcher Frank Zupo's _ • GO SHERATON... plantation, the other with a cranky throwing error in the 13th inning; of Richmond Hall, the newly completed men's dormitory. to Mr. James Gresham (left), architect for For Information [STRICT back. the St. Louis Cardinals scored four times in the sixth inning to beat Lee Potter Smith and Associates. and Mr. James Armbruster, MSC superintendent of buildings and Call PLaza 3-4471 The giants are center Bill Rus- the Chicago White Sox, 4-3, and te for Magistrate sell of the Boston Celtics, who has grounds. the Cleveland Indians defeated the Murray rimary May 23, interest in an African rubber , an Boston Red Sox, 10-9. farm, and Clyd Looellette of the St. Louis Hawks, sidelined with an District. lived in injured back but expected to return 20 years. I have 1 to action this weekend. office before. To One or the other could be the please ask abou) difference in the final playoff se- s for this office. ries which resumes at the Garden Wednesday night with the Hawks Ike care of your hoping to knot things at one game part to keep the Two famous hotels give you the same apiece. The teams play the third o that the school ... and love it! enlivening hospitality and outstanding service that and fourth games at St. Louis Sat- that have to afternoons. Both They are urday and Sunday hem without be characterize Sheraton Hotels everywhere. frays there will be televised na- sire to see every ideally located in downtown Louisville — convenient tionally. that will be im• to fabulous shops and theaters. And the city's finest But if it turns out that the 6- take this notice foot-10 Russell, named the league's dining is yOurs in the Sheraton's Jim Porter Tavern and te and influenc% most valuable player recently, is Henry Room. Whether you're 1gI can for your *he Watterson's Marse the key to the series. Celtics coach le from attending in Louisville for business or pleasure, a week's stay, or Red Auerbach says he has no wor- ries. • everything that a shopping trip, be sure to stop at a Sheraton Hotel. "I just hope he is," Auerbach For registered guests: said. "If he is, it will mean we'll come out on top." Lovellette. one inch shorter than *FAMILY PLAN *FREE PARKING Russell but aboLt 20 pounds 'heav- ier at 240, was left in St. Louis, No room charge for Overnight Sunday when the Hawks came here children under 14 parking tor and were trampled. 129-95, in the But there's hope he'll be with adults. registered guests. opener. room back this weekend, possibly Satur- hot the piston test rce. ,‘ecret of Shell X-1.00 Premium. A sUnulaied pichin is on 1..It sh iws, Isi/A Itas day. deps,sil ui additive ash. When the test is repeated, as For reservations, call: 1U 4-4141 heated and a few drops at convenuonal multi-grade motibr oildropped on it. As the picture at right, with Shell Lovellette's return would bolster X-100 Premium, all the oil vaporizes. It leaves no additive ash. HANCOCK. Director of Sales LEONARD the Hawks tremendously. His pres- LOUISVILLE ence is worth about 20 points, as SHERATON HOTELS IN his seven-year NBA scoring aver- age of 18.2 points per game, going THE SHERATON THE WATTERSON into the past season, will attest. FOURTH AT WALNUT WALNUT NEAR FIFTH The loss of the big man on a team is a serious one and no team enows that better than the Celtics.

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Shell's research reveals five common the oil resists thinning. Then you're on the way to a internal troubles that can shorten the life 1 bus, new Shell X-100 Pre- major repair bill. mium eliminates trouble from of your car. All five work silently Neu. Shell X-100 Premium • and sudden temperature changes. It sets all such fears at rest. It re- lubricates just as efficiently in unseen. sists reaction with any sort of June as it does in January. anti-freeze. It shrugs it off. national These troubles are additive ash,crank- in mom Trouble #4 —engine acid The additives in Shell X-100 Federal case dirt, temperature changes, engine All automobile engines manu- Premium resist washing out facture acid. This acid can do with water, too. In some oils, acid and cooling system leaks. far more damage than friction. additives can be lost to water 'ear sur- Read how new Shell X-1000 Premium It can eat away at engine parts leaks. In Shell X-100 Premium, d U. S. in much the way stomach acid they stay. 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I • is • irs)rlri MIMES & TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY ION • PAtiM rola]. SPRING SPECIAL Vt.w 4 4 • Ve ALL NEW 1961 TV e with the VICE STIER TV chassis Murray Country Club will be serv- Social Calendar ed at 12:00 with Mrs. N. B. Ellis as hostess chairman. Bridge reser- WHITE HOUSE SNACK BAR-Here is past of a beak of eight vations should be mechanical "feedbags' installed at the White House so sec- made by calling • • • • Mesdames Hugo retaries. clerks, guards, etc., can have a snack now and Tuesday. April 4th Wilson, J. B. Wil- The Delta Department of the then. Hers Beth Feint secretary to Mike Manatos. a presi- son, Don Robinson, James R. Las- The Grace Wyatt Circle of the Murray Woman's Club will meet dential administrative assistant. gets a sandwich. There at siter or Matt Sparkman before rAr TABLE Tv Woman's Association of the College 7:30 p.m( at the club house. Miss noon on Tuesday. i isn't room in the dining room for everyose on the start. A0/ Presbyterian Church will meet at Frances grown of the College home • • • • the church at 9:30 am, with Mrs. econotii . department, Miss Janet Guy Battle as hostess. Fentress, and Mrs. Phyllis Gentry Thursday. April It will present the program. * For Fewer Servre Neadacnes! The Town and Country Home- / Greater Operating 0.nendability • • • • makers Club will llll rtitsislighy//' meet at. the home ctssia. corirte‘..ti.ms are The Jessie Circle of Mrs. Earl Steele Ludsvick of at 7:30 p.m. handwired, nand soldered. Only finest V-137..j7Wv the Woman's Association of the -.1ter quality components are useu 0RIVE - 111 THEATRE College Presbyterian Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Henry for lovic,:ier Ty 'if& Open COO - Start 6:45 The Garden Department of the McKenzie at 2:00 p.m. Murray Woman's Club • • • • will meet !Wm* easIROMP15- TOtetTE! — at the club house at 2:30 p.m. The Annie Armstrong Circle of Members are asked to bring a the Woman's Missionary Society of flower arrangement. Hostesses will rAzt the First Baptist Church will meet be Mesdames Waylon Rayburn, at the home of Mrs. Irvin Gilson Burgess Parker, E. C. Parker, and at 7:30 p.m. John G. Taylor. • • • • Finest Quality' . Murray Assembler Zenith Extras WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY No. 19 Order of the Rainbow for Girls will hold • Spotlitc Dial Group III of the Christian Wo- r 1.1 its regular meeting at the Masonic • Sunshine lo Picture Tube men's Fellowship of the First Touches of Enduring Beauty, Hall at 7:00 p.m. • Cinelenst Picture Glass • • • • Christian Church will meet at the • "Fin Cooled" poser You can work wonders in the appear- home of Mrs. Charles Warner, Jr., Wednesday. April 5th transformer ance of home at 8:00 p.m. your with a fLw taste, The Ladies Da) Luncheon at the • 29,000 volts of ful touches • picture pe.ser' of ornamental wrought • 3-stags IF ampli ,-; iron. Cost is small. 13:.WN Southem Bell Monday. April 10 MACHINE 'IA MURRAY TOOL CO. ADDAMS Tax Collector The Sigma Department of the Industrial Road PL. 3-3474 Murray Woman's Club will meet THE HOUSE OF For Uncle Sam at the club house at 6:30 p.m. Presenting the program will be iNTRIGUE the two kindergarten groups. Hos- Complete With .4 Southern Bell customers in Ken- tesses will tie Mesdames Joe R. Sims, Allen Fhis411, Benny Sim- TECHNICOLOR • CINENASCOPE tucky paid an average of $13.78 Swivel Base • each in federal excise taikes on mons, and Roy,*tarks. telephone service in 1960. The total • • • • excise tax bill for Southern Bell's customers in the state was $5.2 The Bethany Sunday School $18777 , WE HAVE IT! million, according to D. K. John- Class of the First Baptist Church 1. SINGLE KEY SETS COLUMNS ston, Telephone Company manager will meet at the home of Mrs. H. & INDENTS! here. C. Chiles at 7.00 pm. Group NI Velure Styling! 2, 2-COLOR RIBBON & will be in charge of the arrange- G2304 STENCIL The 10 per cent tax is levied on The EASTLAND • Model CONTROL! ments. Modern cabinet in grained Walnut both local and -long distance tele- styled 3. ERASURE TABLE De color or gra,ned Mahogany color. 21 overall MONARCH CYLINDER! phone service. Excise taxes are • • • • Mat rnaasore 262.34. in. reC(ansular picture area. REMOVABLE TEPII,D! . a. also placed by the federal govern- PORTIOCEME BY CatilitlfRO Stott ON PAPER ment on lultury items, tUcei as BAIL! GEORGETOWN. Ky. ,t-Pr — jewelry, liquor and furs, but tele- &Dm IL Barry Goldwater, R•Ariz.. will be CALIBRATED PAPER TABLE! phone service is the only house- REMINGTON the principal speaker at the an- 7. CARD & WRITING LINE hold utility that is so taxed, Mr. SCALE! nual Danforth Thomas Founda- B. MR/STABLE Johnston said. Gives You 12' EXTRA FEATURES PAPER EDGE GUIDE! tion on the Georgetown College B. VARIABLE MURRAY LINE campus April HOME SPACER! 1 3. Goldwater & has AUTO never before assembled on any portable under '100" The excise tax on telephone ser- 10. CARRIAGE CENTERING achieved wide publicity as the LOCK! vice was enacted as a war-time 306 Main Street Murray, Kentucky Phone Pi.aza 3-2571 11. TOUCH REGULATOR! emergency measure to raise reve- spokesman for the cons tive wing of the Republican 12. LIGHTER WEIGHT! nue and to cut down on non-mill- I Party. OUR tary use of telephone facilities. "It was supposed to be a temp- PRICE '8W5 orary measure." Mr. Johnston said, ONLY "but it is still in effect." THE CHERRY'S Removal of the tax would direct- ly benefit all telephone customers, see Greene Wilson he said. "The tax is added to our customers' bills each month and the telephone company only acts as tax collector and passes it along Times to the federal government," he AFTER EASTER SALE at Ledger & explained. The tax on local telephone serv- ice was scheduled to expire last June 30, but Congress extended it Office Supply Department One Reek Setter - Junior and Misses One Table Ladies until June 30, 1961. The tax on Dial PLaza 3-1916 long distance, as well as local !rely- 1/3‘. ice. is discriminatory against tele- Dresses Off Sleep Wear 1/2 Price phone users and both should be abolished. Mr. Johnston said. One Rack Franklin - Sizes 8 to 16 One Rack Childrens - Sizes 1 to 14 DODGE WAGONS CARRY Dresses 1/9 Price Dresses 1/3 & i/) Off

One Rack Junior - Sizes 5 to 15 One Table Childrens Dresses 1/3 to 1/2 Off Blouses 1/3 & 1/9 Off I

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Suits /11 9 Price Diaper Sets V9 Off

All Junior - Infants Fancy Rubber - Values to $1 89 COMPACT DODGE LANCER Sizes 5 to 15 AL Suits 1/3 Off Pants MOTHERS, FATHERS, BOYS, GIRLS, CATS, CANARIES, BOUQUETS, '1.00

3ne Rack 2-Piece Children's Sportswear- - 1/3 & 1/2 Price Socks 5 pr. s1.00

One Rack Junior and Misses !nfants Slims & Capris 1/3 & 1/9 Off Sweater Sets - - - - 1/2 Price

One Table Ladies One Group Ladies - Values to T1.50 Blouses 1/9 Price Hose 2 pr.,s1.00 BARBECUES, BOATS, TENTS, LUGGAGE, AND A LOW PRICE! Ladies One Group Ladies C-ite wave will carry a sizeable load of most. a battery-saving alternator. See and drive them both ary:ning the moves. But the most impressive thing they LANDARD OR COMPACT at your Dodge Dealer. As you drive them, remember this. carry is a lcw price. Dart is a full-size teddge. Yet it is YOU OfT A CifttAT Mt VII Standard or compact, you get a great deal, with Dodge. Bras 1/2 Off Handbags /12 Off priced motel for model with Ford and Chevr, et. Our pew • FREE TIE•CL IP IGNITION KEY test your present car. A guvran• compact. Lancvr, is priced about the same as Dodge teed S2.50 retail value. GO ins abooltdely use struply by tailing a Comet. Corvair and Falcon. Whichever one you tJv you II ride in a Dodge tar er truce at wry Dodge Dealer dliplafirg the bog get a unitized, rust-proofed boy, Torsion-Aire i and -Oliblitti Kay" banner. Offer slaves mtdrught, AprIl 36, IN1 The SE THE MAN WITH THE. GOLDEN KEYS — YOUR DEPENDABLE DODGE DEALER

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DIRECTORY r r OK SALE I Wanted To Rent FISHING T A CKL E, SPORTING CARD OF THANKS NEW THREE BE.DEIQQAI BRICK YOUNG COUPLE DESIRES TO house on South 13th street ex- goods, fishing license can by bought The family of Charles R. Erwin at Gambles, next Jeffrey's. a4c 1-ant 4 or 5 room house with bath . ADDING MACHINES MENS CLOTHING tended by owner. Living room close to Murray or in town, at wishes to take this opportunity to panelled in mahogany. Utility thank the following people: Friends AND TYPEWRITERS I, EARL BARNETT WILL NO reasonable rate. Permanent resi- Graham-Jackson .... PL 3-3234 room. Phone PL 3-3632. for any debt and neighbors, churches of Christ Sales & Service longer be responsible dents. Write to Box 32-L, Murray, other than myself on and after Ky. , a4nc at Seventh and Poplar and Provi- OFFICE SUPPLIES SKODAA OCTAVIA, 6,000 MILES, dence, Murray Hospital Staff, em- Ledger & Times .... PL 3-1916 excellent condition. Priced to sell March 20, 1961. ltp Ledger az I DESIRE TO RENT HOUSE with- ployees of Murray Manufacturing Times .... PL 3-1916 at sacrifice call PL 3-3642. a4c in mile of Murray where I could Co., Lassiter Auto Sales and those TOOL RENTAL 9x12 TWEED RUG COMPLETE WANTED I raise chickens. Reasonable rent. that sent food and flowers which Bilbrey's PL 3-5617 OIL DISTRIBUTORS with heavy foam rubber pad. Wide Mrs. Isham Sykes General Deliv- made our loss easier to accept. WANT LADY COMPANION. TO ery, Stewart, Tenn. a4p Mowers and Roto Tillers choice of color. Special price while Charles Erwin Family Ky. Lake Oil Co. . . PL 3-1323 they last, only $39.50 at Crass stay with Mrs. A. 0. Todd. Phone HE 54931. a4c 2 OR 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. Call ltp Jobbers Shell Oil Products Furniture Company. a4c r_- DRUG I STORES GREEN DIVAN & OVERSTUFFED HELP WAN1 ED CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to `• eCU-Oil Scw.t Drugs . PL 3-2547 chair, top congition. Bargain at PAINT STORES $100.00. Call Pt, 3-3642 days or ACROSS 1-Gift 6- Mrrth MOUBE =MIMI Tidwell Paint Store PL 3-3080 PL 3-3589 n' .hts. a4c EXPERIENCED AUTO CLEAN- 1-Collection 6-Cooled lava MOGRMO WOMEN FURNITURE STORES UP MAN, EARN.$200. TO $400 of tent:, 7-Hole ME 03011 NMEM 17" MOTOROLA CONSOLE, ra 5-Headgear 8-Sluggish OBA MiRCIDO EMR bajogan's Furn Mart PL 3-2403 bit ears and 50' new aerial wire, PER WEEK. We furnished eq- Hal 9-Cubic meters MRIMI 1.110113 BM uipment and customers. No in- 3-Place 1U-Orgaus of Special Introductory Offer :Mr . PRINTING good condition, $35.00. 1208 West 12- Winglike hearing 50MMG aignaimma Main, Apt.. Mrs. JéWilson. a6p vestment required for additional - -43-Ca41 11-11iblical -Ivarm Ledger & Times PL 3-1916 information contact Mr. Walker 11-Chinese weed ammomm MMRSIR GROCERY STOPES pagoda 16-Plagued soma NEW!G plow, Auto Miracle Cleaners, 600 N. 15-Strike out 20-Corded cloth OM mama CUB ARMALL TRACTOR, 17- Preposition :3- Prepositin woo BERME Ma Owevs Food Market PL 3-4632 Broadway, Chicago, Illinois. a5c 23-To‘%ars1 randeur pick-up disc, cultivator, mowing IS-Be mistaken the Or IBU Free Delivery Service -Pro ph et sheltered IN RESTAURANTS inachine. PLaza 3-2293. a6p 21-More side =MDR MMEOg eubs unpleasant 21-Shut up OMUM RUE Southiade Restaurant .. PL 3-3892 33-Came t1i10 25-Parent ;lass clew TEIR1.0( >N1*f% ////,7 HARDWARE STORES 27-Symbol fur 26 - Pa Ir 11-Mort 51 -Preser atak• I Iron 30- Violent competent 57-7 at l'al W 25- Inclines overstrain 41-Through ope.,14 •• Douglass SERVICE STATIONS l'art Ildw., cur, 4th az Main ---9-Stropum t inn 32- of 17, Pren x . ,,ot 56- Naive wets. •••• ire 31-Every body 'a church 47-Negative LS - Brf,re Buy 3 place settings-get one FREE Walston-Young Tex. PL 3-2810 uncle 23-Reward prefix fir- Hui ried • 34- Printer's 36- Ven Rate 49- Bucket• ""60-Cra fly 4-pc. place setting-626.50 Starks measure 38- Virtuous :Su-Mint 6:-Cnn isinct!on Hdw. PL 3-1227 - A f t ernoon Buy 3 place settings-get one FREE party 1 2 1 4 -7.5 6 7 8 .0:9 110 11 place se.ttipo -$33.25 Whitev,-ay Service Sta. PL 3-9121 37-Harvest 5-pc. INSURANCE goddess 39-Hebrew Buy 3 place settings-get on. rREF Frazee, Melugin & Holton TYPEWRITER let ter I 6-pc, plate setting- $16.71 RENTAL 40-Oreek letter 15 16 4,41d11 ls 'Gen. Insurance .... PL 3-3415 Plu rig. 111th .41 AND SERVICE 44-1.111 .:0 pikers too' Get 4.;-Prefix : twice sevallOrie us open dead 45-:Mended sa Anointed with Orr, el!! 'e-otir,t1, new Is. JEWELRY Ledger & Times PL 3-1916 Ha Hs 23 24 25 26 re 27 •,o; . i pattern_ Buy 3 teaspoons t solid lurks sit! Preeipita tion .::** • ''' • J ^ - es•C -.Aeon' I'S Furches Jewelry .... 3-2835 ..4- Unit 28 29 30 V31 2 43 ' REL PL :.5-Behold! :ti• jets -.of usc nigral trpRiops . mr*:. TV SALES & SERVICE Buries or pi-. ***fir* orS•s at -Posse.sive 34 ...IS 16 44. Pu.i•mt row riba, you set C is, h,. 'hr. . Bell's TV & Ref. Ser. PL 3-3515 pronoun ,se dividual p9--e FRFF. when Murray Jewelry 6:- Spoken . 4.4 .... 3-1606 .40 Al '''. :42 4.3 .5 • 45 0.40.1 64-Pertaining 44. ..„), osfis-r, asks 4 iniAdir ti.-• Next to Varsity to ati era t:' 65-Openwork "*.:4.: fpre -••• seS $4 Nog VARIETY STORES fabric 66-tiIn. 50 f;1" 52 0,5 LADIES READY TO WEAR • •••,. nickname I Dot' ir Store PL 3-3597 67-Negate Lattletons PL 3-46231 Opposite Varsity Theatre LEAVES CHUliCH - Wearing a 54 ...:.:' S VW 17 low-bagged linen dress, san- DOWN ..... 01 :rX 62 63 "';''': 64 dals and dark' glasse*, Mrs. 1 -t'ncouth Kennedy leaves St. person 4. Jacqueline 65 ....••••••• . 7 :-13everage *.. Edward'i Catholic Church in dit.111 "LIA: 3-Comb, form: _ Palm Beach., Fla. The First Distr. by United Feature Syndicate. Inc. Lady has been spending holi- bad day at the family estate where 'Read The Ledger's Classifieds Serv- REGAINS CAPITAL-Moise Tsh- - an extra detail of Secret etAVE A LON6 HARD 601NG TO A5‘ UTO reportedly been ombe, President of Katanga ALL THAT ice agents has Province, the Congo, enjoys a TEAM .LETS 5EA54 ARE,* OF U5:M. (40T VOU DRIVE VOORSEL*4 TONE RI_EA5E7 sent following reports of a during aza 3-2571 kidnap Caroline. 3. piece of fried chicken FAY ATTENTION OFFERIN; YOU AN EA91 TA ! VERY LAM OF ENDORANCE! plot to ceremonies marking the start NOW! GatN6 TO A5K FOR of the Kouilou Dam in the HARD WORK AND DEDICATION one-time French Congo Re- public. Later, the Tshombe Government. announced that 10,000 FEET OF GREENHOUSE SPACE his troops had recaptured Ma- nono, capital of the "indepen- Chucked For Spring dent tin-mine state" of Luluba Full of Plant. Your Planting! In northern Katanp Province. • ------N ANCY by Ernie SushmIHer Potted Plenty of --1 Jackson & Perkins DIII BOY TOMATOES ROSE BUSHES and Other Varieties PEPPERS • Price PERENNIALS JUL. Many Kinds EGI1 PLANTS Only 35c ea. GERANIUMS V) Off Hardy

04.1 II 14 G4 -AA :pls. ...sou CHRYSANTHEMUMS FLOWER & VNETABL SEED ' 10,444 ws Many Varieties /12 Off L EL' ABNER by AI Oapp Only 25c PEAT MOSS ..IS SOME PORE A .M.!!- NOT VERY!! THAR All Sizes CHILE WHOSE WELFARE SLEEPY, WE SLEPT NOON- YO' IS WORRIED'BOUT? V9 Off BEDDINti PLANTS DEAR? TILL ROSE OUST REMEMBER? Of All Kinds Petunias FERTILIZER 1.00 Scarlet Sage Verbena Many Kinds Lantana INSECTICIDES 1.00 Coleus Perewinkle All Kinds

Moss Rose Li TRELLISES Gun'T•r-r.••••• Price Sultanas Carnations (Alumiunm) ABBIE AN' SLATS by Ra•burn, Van Buren Marigolds INCLUDING PROVIDING A I TELL VA, HONEY, UMMM - - -AN INTERESTING TYPE. and others GARDEN TOOLS C.-----50 YOU DON'T WANT A DEiM -1,_ BANKROLL 10 BUY PEACE, IF MONEY AIN'T MY YOU LOOK LIKE A BUM, BUT 1.00 FROM ALFRIEDA VAN ASSET, EH NECESSARY. HOW MUCH WOULD OBJECT YOU'RE NOT AFRAID OF WELL, SHE PAYS ME WELL ID IMPEL YOU IN AN OPPOSITE DOGS AND YOU Come and visit our modern store and greenhouses -,KEEP HER PROTECTEDy DIRECTIoN7)---' SPURN REAL FROM EVERYBODY.' MONEY,' '/3 Off brouze around all you wish. Self-service if desired.

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-4- It••• pmw LEDGET1 & TIMES --- MURRAY. KENTUCKY Tt'ESE).‘Y 4. 1961 -_-'!B- Workman, and Mrs. Barber Ed- Kentucky News ward? - sister. Miss Johnnie Mc- f Briefs All Stops PERSONALS Callon, and other relatives. Master Jeffrey Edwards had spent the Continued Vans Fa'age On* past week with his grandparents. Herbert Thurman and children, By UMW rress leternational of the toughest teams on the ache- Laurie and Bill*, of Memphis. • • • • 'T. CA f.1„ K.. -- The dule. Tenn., spent the weekend with re- ot ;:r,a. 3en.C. W. G. Rea-an hasn't mnounced latives. Mr. and Mrs Gaston Neale and in"re ch, ac.omma...'er o: :1..eL at the try for eit`•er game but has said •••so. • • • • daughter, Cindy. of Dearborn. inore tinte nited Stites Milian. Aea,:emy St that most of his pitching staff will to enjoy Mich.. have been the guests of see action 100 Yol" Larry Cain Is spending his East- P -i.pt, as commanding finer- in the double-header. smart their parents. Mr and Mrs. Hallet The tennis match will er vacation with his sister, Mrs. Al of the 101st A.rb-:.rne Division, be a round Dunn of Murray and Mr. and Mrs.1 Mon.' -robin affai- with first action sche- Harold Hurt and Mr. Hurt of Campbel • , noimced Neale of Lynn Grove. duled at 9:00. The matches ail! Houston, Texas. lay. Arms Sn_re:a y Elvis J. St.thr NEW SPRING . • • • • -• • • Jr. named rtich to replace Maj. Ger. continue throughout the day. 'ten Harrell, %Oasill become corn- Golf Coach Buddy Hewat S3YS Mr and Mrs. James Vaugtor Mr. and Mrs. -Connie Armstrong , `3!I er afta. Arat--.slilzatry Cr.:- that he can't tell too much about his Edwards and children. Jeffrey and had as their weekend guests their :r at Ft. :rennin, 23. team until he sees them in action. Jeanne. and Mrs Barber Edwards son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and hitt that should know how they'll have returned to their home in Mrs. William N. Paris of Charles- LENONt7TON Ky. aFt - Na. staekup against OVC competition SUITS Owensboro after spending the ton. Ill., who accompanied them ScH-ace FoJrdation funds after the Middle match. weekend with Mrs. James Edwards' on a trip to Savannah, Tenn and 'orating 150 ye been receiv. Haying for the Racers in the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shilch National Military Park. ' fo• unze-grai,ata - research 6-man tnatit will be Bill Graham, nro -ram at tie Un'versity of Ken-. Fred Lancaster. Wayne McCullum. tucky. Th• 'ease rs.,r of the $50,- lack Palmore. Benny Cavender, -and 240 r, located far Kentucky col. Pck Tapp. REGULAR $39.95 FORM XL V\NOUNCEMENT OF weat to Asburg Colege, $3,- Sale $26.65 910. and Ursuline, $2,140. Thomas Founder on lecture series at Georgetown College April 13. FRANKFORT, Ky. tt:PI -- The The senator, spokesman for the LLER Funeral of Mrs. Alice ehapman conservative wing of the Republi BOBc IndiNlit IF Tackett. 48. wife of Kyle F. Tackett, can Party, said his presence was REGULAR $45.00 Sale $30.00 an agent of the Federal Bureau of required in Wash ngton on that Investigation here, will be held date for the roll call on the mm- or Wednesday. Mrs. Tackett. w h o mum wage quest on. taught for nine years, died Sun- night at Louisville. PARIS. Ky 1:11 - Millersburg REGULAR $49.95 Sale Mayor Wadsworth Jones was re- $33.30 GEORGETOWN, Ky. 1PI - ported in "serious" condition at a Sen. Barry Goldwater, R - Ariz.. hospital here late Monday. He was a'onday announced he would be admitted after suffiaring 3 reported nibble to speak in the Damfarth stroke at his horn' REGULAR $85.00 COUNT _ Sale $56.81

ONE RACK EARLY RI GE Spring Dresses 1/3 OFF S Spring Coats LAWN FATE- With 3-year-old caict re v : .a around the White House. the lawn area takes on /12' aspect from that of a golf course. However. t.e ri green of former President Eisenhower is still there. and near mutts, too, which means it may undergo rough times.

• • This is my Formal Announcement as • • • • County Judge • • a Candidate for the office of • • • • • • • of Calloway County, subject to the action • • • • of the Democratic Primary May 23, 1961. • • May I state as simply as possible my

qualifications for the most important office. •* • • •

1.111-.11\ 11, \roo11'.1,1 \Tilt\ 1:••rtt• Nlity b.1919 l' it. ,1-: ' i; ‘11114.r - ‘1111. r - •tt. • t 1.1 Mums\ REGULAR $29.95 Sale $19.95 - tr. Orti Mio•nn Is REGULAR $35,00 Sale $23.25 Tilt • Tttn.n. 17 - Nut. 11 - 1:11”ia.„ 14.-11.:tv•H: cliter It ••1 711i & Iiiiiiltir - 15, 'MAN Foe YouitLiFE5./124V1s4a Tvs-r, TskaAChttot4? ALL ‘.1,u adri4 REGULAR $45.00 oo Sale $30.00 is ..4.4my a.t As..io PULL A4Z our oc TsiE Rao//* /12 , •t . 1.11 it.11 iriititt•I'••s 11. tzt 11 t1:11 Scht.,11: 1930; REGULAR $49,95 Want a Sale $33.30 s trifiLEE slip-on that stays put on your foot? Roblee has the Gra"cate U.1'versity of Lou'aville Law Se:hoot, LLB I answer iiith a super-snug . Decree, 1951 fRESEE] elas- ONE LOT OF ticized top panel. If you hat en THE tried 'em )et, do it now. See the k. is .4 1 1“H ‘1.to.'1. Oft Roblee that sets a new standard 1.1 SLIP-ON in slip-on comfort. (A.: THAT HUGS SHORT COATS l't•ito•i1,,/12 1 Misswiri ROBLEE.

, 11• ,t, ••• f- YOUR FOOT 10 Years Practicing Lawyer, Murray, Kentucky, 1951- 1961 • 110.00 1,1 IN! NI I NIT). SEIIVICE

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respectfully submit these qualifica- tions tpd my family and I shall be eternally gratefuj for your vote and influence.' LITTLETON'S BOB MILLER ADAMS'SHOE STORE 105 South 4th Street Murray, Kentucky Phone PLaza 3-5671 106 S. 5th St. Murray, Kj.

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