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United Press International IN OUR 84th YEAR Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, November 22, 1963 MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. LXXXIV No. 277

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KENNEDYJohn Gregory SHOT 'Three Charged Speaker For Bullet From Assassins In Cattle Theft Rotary Club Gun Kills The President John Gregory of the Texas Gas • Transmission Company, Owensboro, 9 Three Murray State College stu- 'dtioah Livestock Company at Smith- was the speaker yesterday at the dents have hem charged with cattle land in Livingston Cotuity Murray Rotary Club He was intro- stealing in the court of Judge Rob- According to affidavits in the of- duced Richard who was in While by Tuck On Texas Tour ert U Miller Worth of the cattle is fice of Judge Miller the three took charge of the program. repotted as $1019 80 a truck owned by Dewey Parks, Mr. Gregory devoted most of his Eddy T McDermott James W drove to Murray Livestock Com- talk to the production of natural gas Rifle Found Gibson III and Joe Wright. all of pany, loaded the nine head of cattle and showed some slides of an off Governor Marshall County. have been charged In the truck operation_ explain- Connally Also Hit and sold them at shore drilling He DALLAS, Tex. ,171V - Police found with taking nine head t cattle Smithland. The truck was then re- ed many of the difficulties en- a rifle with a telescopic sight, three I from the Murray Livestock Com- turned to where Mr. Parks had left countered in off shore drilling and spent shells lying nearby, in an of- pany and selling them at the Pa. it of the great pressures involved As fice building after the assassination President Is Cut Down • The cattle were placed In a pen He told the Rotarians that ample of President Kennedy. • at the Peduciatt LtvestOck Company Continued on Page 2) The Dallas sheriff's department DALLAS (UPI) — President (Cstallaisd us rage 2) identified the rifle as a 7.65 Mauser. Kennedy and Gov. John H. Connallly of Texa'; were Three Trucks The Italian-made rifle had one shell ert down by an assassin's bullets as in the chamber. they tow-el oowntowo Pans- in an onen automobile today. County Man The rifle was found in a staircase The President. his limp body cradled in the arm. of his Are Hit By Weather on the 5th floor of the building The wife, was rushed to Parkland Hospital. The governor also was assailant had been in the building taken to Parkland. some Report Passes Away time and had been eating fried At 12:50 p.m.. CST. :listing While House Seci:etsrv *m- chicken. Vandalism u iln dee Preasoret•pe ado ea i enial Kildnft was #.-ked whether the Prtipent was dead. have no SPECIAL MASS word nor " Kilduff rep..et.* High Yesterday 74" This Morning iCongrUsthsn Jim Wrirht of Fort Worth said both Ken- Low Yesterday 61' A special mass will be offered for nedy and Connally were seriously wounded but were alive. 7:15 Today 64 Vanda.Ls caused great damage laat Eighty-three year old Jeff Massey President Kennedy at St. Leo's Ca- Clint Hill, a Secret Service agent assigned to Mr. Kennedy, night to three trucks owned by the tholic ('hurch at 7:00 o'clock Satur- said "he's dead," as the President was Kentucky Laker 7 a. m 3542 up of Murray Route One died suddenly lifted from the rear of Paschall Truck Lines The trucks. da) morning. a White 0 1: below dam 302 4 no change. this morning at seven o'clock at House touring car, the famous "bubbletop" from used for hauling a nd spreading narkley Dam 302.6 up 0.2 ft. his home He was a member of the Washington. He was rushed to an emergency room in the hos- lime, were rendered Inoperable by EXCHANGE CLOSES Sunset 4:43, sunrise 6:43. First Baptist Church. John F. Kennedy pital. the vandals The deceased is survived by his - A sharp knife NEW YORK age - The New was used to cut the KENTUCKY. wife. Mrs. Lola Barton Massey; one Mostly cloudy and Exchange Other White House officials were Johnson, who now becomes Presi- seats to ribbons in the three trucks. , daughter, Mrs. Pauline Oglesby of York Stock closed oper- warm Friday with exittered showers ations in doubt as the corridors of the dent 'of the United States, was in Wires were pulled from the gen- Warren, Mich.: one son. E'verett today after word of the mainly went. High 66 to 74. Cloudy assassination hospital erupted in pandemonium. a car behind the, Kennedy's and erator. battery cable cut, wires putt- Massey, 221 South Ilth Street. Mur- against President with showers and continued warm Kennedy. The incident occurred just east Connallys. He rushed to the hos- ied from the ignition and lights, and ray: one sister. Mrs Julie Dunlap Friday night. Low in 50s Showers of a triple underpass facing a park pital and was whisked away by heater hoses cut of Hot Springs. Ark.: one half- wo Countians likely Saturday and cooler west. - in downtown Dallas. Secret Eervicernen His whereabouts Air was let out of the tires on the sister. Mrs. Girdle Forrest Parts. of were kept secret. three trucks and gas tank caps were Tenn., t w o half-brothers, Charlie Reporters about five car lengths Throughout the trip. when Ken- removed and taken off Brake cables BAKE SALE and Roy Ma-ssey of Bruceton. Tenn.; Accidents Are behind the chief executive heard nedy and Johnson had been in the were also severed. - four grandchildren; two great grand what sounded like three bursts of same motorcade they have ridden Cecil Paschall. owner of the firm A bake sale will held • gunfire. be by the children. Die in In Accident separate cars as an obvious se- indicated that he did not know who Murray Assembly No 19 Order of Funeral services are incomplete Reported In curity measure. The Kennedys had was responsible for the vicious van- the Rainbow for Girls Saturday. but friends may call at the Max H. dalism The trucks are up car quickly unlimbered their au- International November 23, starting at 8:30 A.m . Churchill Funeral Home until the Two Calloway Coulay men have, to reparts. Mr. Cunningham was a (Continued on Page 2) trucks and are used to spread tomatic rifles. lime in front of Diuguld's Store. Cakes, hour of the service. died as a result ot a two car acci- pawenger in the .1959 four door on farms City Thursday The bubble top of the president's • in the area. cookies, and brownies will be sold. dent that occurred Thursday about Mercury driven by Wes Fulton of car was down. * 6 p.m in front of the home of one Penny that • was reportedly going Firemen Answer Aggots drew their pistols. but the It nniversary of the victims. Homer G. Redford west en the bl-cktop road and Miss Jean Gibbs of Murray Route damage was done. Calls Thursday who lived abOtit one-half mile east ',led with the 1953 Ford, two d One and Mrs. Ruth Jewel of 407 N. The President was slumped over Robert Rudie Appear of Kirksey. The other victim -was maroon with a 12th Street were injured in a three Will On white top, driven in the backseat of the car, face Grover Cumaingham Who lived the by Mr. Radford. The extent of the car collision which occurred on East Dinner Held The Murray Fire Department an- down. Connally lay on the floor of first house east of the Union Grove injuries of Mr. Fulton has not been Main Street at the Murray Manu- swered two calls last night. the rear seat. Monday Church of Christ near Penny. ascertained, but he is a patient at lecturing Company parking lot in- For Violin Concert It was impossible to tell at once About miletnight the firemen were has tersection ThThursday By It not been determined how the Murray Hospital. Fulton about 4 ig&pw is em- Pm- where Kennedy was hit Club called to the Capitol Theatre where but bullet the accident occurred, but according ployed at the Murray Manufactur- according to the Murray Police De- a motor ARS reported to be on fire wounds in Connally.'s chest were ing Co. partment. in, the back part of the building. plainly visible, indicating the gun- Others involved in the accident fire might Only smoke damage was reported. Kentucky State Trooper Stephen- possibly have come from were Donald Berry Hunter. 510 S. an automatic The 36th birthday celebration of The firemen were called to 1513 son said apparently it was "almost weapon. Jim McNeely 16th Street, driving a 1962 Chev- the Business and Professional Wom- There were three loud bursts. Sycamore Street last night about a head-on collision" from the facta rolet. and Clay Smith of Benton Dallas motorcycle en's Club of Murray was held Thurs- 7:45 where a fire was reported to Indicated at the scene of the acci- officers escort- Route Three, near Kirksey, driving ing day evening at the Woman's Club have °aught in the attic from a dent. He said the President quickly leaped however that he had a 1962 Ford. Fender damage was House. Dies Thursday . from their bikes and raced up a stove vent pipe. Extensive damage not contacted other persons who reported by the police on these two givsy hill. Mrs Lucille Thurman of the pro- was repotted in the &WC and some might have seen or know something cars At the gram committee presented the tra- water damage to the kitchen. of the accident. top of the hill, a man and Miss Gibbs was drivine a 1964 ditional birthday woman appeared to be huddled on cake iced in pink Rambler and damage was Radford who was 63 years of age also re- the ground. (Continued on Page 2) Jim McNeely of the Farmington ported on her car. was pronounced dead on arrival at' In the turmoil. it was impossible Thorobred Club community died Thursday at the Two ot h er accidents occurred the Murray Haapital. He had re- to determine at once whether the Fuller Morgan Hospital at Mayfield. Thursday. The first at 4 p.m. was Will Meet Monday sided in the Kirksey correnunityikr4 Secret Service and Dallas police,re- Ned Galloway Ends He was 78 years of age. - (Continued on Page --- a long time except for a few years 21 turned the gunfire that struck down Basic Training The Thorobred Club will meet The deceased served as tax com- when he and his family were in Kennedy and Connally. on Monday Npvember 25 at 6:30 in missioner for Graves County for Detroit. Mich. Pershing Rifles It was also difficult to determine immediately the ball room of the Student Un- three terms. whether the First Lady GREAT LAKES, Ill. FHTNC1 - Cunningham underwent surgery To Hold Reception and Mrs. ion Building. Connally were injured. Ned Galloway. 17, son of Mr Taz Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Let- (Continued on Page 21 Both women Following a turkey dinner Coach were in the car, and Galloway of Murray. Ky.. complet- tye McNeely. three daughters, Mrs. The Pershing Rifle Company 03, crouched Don .Ehelton will review the past down over the inert forms ed Oaste training Oct. 25, at the DeIrrion Carraway, Detroit, Mich., t hird regimental champion, will of their season and show some fine high- husbands as the big car Naval Training Center. Great Lakes. Mrs. Jack Boaz. lights. Sedalia, and Mrs. hold a formal reception from 6:30 raced toward the hospital. Ill. Slam John.son Jr.. Farmington; one Legion to 745 p.m. on Saturday. November Mrs. Basketball Coach Cal Luther will t Auxiliary Kennedy was on her knees The nine-week training includes son, Raymond McNeely, Albuquer- 23. at the Woman's Club House prior on the floor outline the prospects for the com- Will of the rear seat with naval orientation, history and or- que, New Mexico; one Meet Monday to the Military her ing cage season and members will sister, Mrs. Bell. head toward the President. ganization, seamanship, ordnance Margie Anderson, Detroit, Mich.; Dress will be formal and Vice then move to the fieldhouse where the Cadre President Lyndon B. John- and gunnery, military drill, physical five brothers. Yates of Murray son was the 1963-64 squad will be introduced McNeely of State College will be the in a car behind Kennedy's. fitness, first aid and survival. Lynn Grove, Tolbert, Dillard. The American Legion Auxiliary guests of honor. in an intra-squad game Eldred There was no immediate sign that During the training recruits re- and Porter McNeely, all of will meet Monday at 6:00 p. m. at Club members may bring guests Farming- he was hurt. In fact, there was no ceive tests and interviews which ton: ten grandchildren. the American Legion Hall for a to the meeting. DAUGHTER ARRIVES evidence at all at what might have determine their future assignments potluck supper. Each member Is happened to Johnson since only in the Navy. Upon completing the Funeral services will be held IM asked to two bring dishes Mr. and Mrs Bruce Ratteree 'of the President's car and the its Secret program they are assigned to ser- BARN BURNS Antioch Church of Christ Sat- Hostesses are Mrs. Ronald Chur- '719 Elm Street announce the ar- Service follow-up car went to the vice schools for technical instruc- urday at 2 p.m. with Bro. Harvey chill, Mrs. Fleetwood Crouch, Mrs. rival of their adopted daughter Tina hospital. tion or to ships and stations Elder and Bro. Honry Hargis of- Ruby Denning. for on- Mrs. Lela Shackle- Gaye. born ot. July 17 A screaling motorcycle Do you know a Stradivarius when 0001 Are there any good violins be- The Murray Rescue Squad was ficiating. escort led the-job training in a Navy rating ford, Mrs Peter Kuhn, Mrs Bryan Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. the cars there. you he one? Can you tell a ing made today? called out at 1:10 p m today to specialty. Burial will be in the. Antioch Tolley, and Mrs. Ivan Outland. Elsworth Williams iStrad' from a modern instrument? These and other violinistic ques- of 803 Main street The President had landed only Naval training produces the power the old Overbey place on the Old cemetery with the Byrn Funeral The District President. Mrs. a "Strad" one of the most tions that and Mr. and Mrs Loyd Ratteree of a short time before at Dallas Love in seapower by supplying -Why is may have been intriguing Murray-Concord Road where a to- Home in charge of the arrange- I Mentz ,E. qualified Foster. will be a guest, Hazel route two. Great grandmo- Field and was driving valuable of all violins, commanding VVS1 will be answered by Robert bacco barn is reported to have burn- to the trade personnel to man the ships. air- ments. Friends may call at the all members are urged to be thers are Mrs. a price sometimes as high as 1100.- (Continued on Page 2) _ _ Verner Edwards and mart to deliver a lunch speech spon- craft and shore stations of today's ed. funeral home. pnt for an intereSting program.' Mrs. Ila Bractahaw. sored by three Dallas organizations. Navy. I.

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22, 1963 MURRAY, KENTUCKY FRIDAY -a- NOVEMBER THE LEDGER & TIMES — PAGE TWO 4„,„„... eme—,„ ma- ----"L\fisr .';; ..* Kennedy •• • Few Days Left TIMES Robert... Three...... LEDGER & nl. NM THE from Page 1) CAA 1..4 MA W WitaRiAl I° ; COMPANY. Ina. (Continued from Page 11 (Continued PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING (Coons:used from Page I) ilr ...... ‘ Calloway Tunes, and The on the gate in- Consolidation 4 the Murray Ledger, The and a note panned For Free Test West Kentuckian, Januar, viol- be made planned to spend the night at John- hmes-Heraid, October 20, MS, and the Rude, the bnlharn American dicating that cheeks should on four son home, 1, 1942. inist, when he appears here payable to Rothe Josephs for K e'n °al- for two Mrs Kennedy was not wounded_ PUBLISHER Monday. November 25. at the Black Angus, Albert Greeu JADdlaii C. WILLIAM.S, p.m. and to Wil- The White House spokesman re- For Diabetes lege Auditonum at 8.00 Herefords with horns Advertnang. Letters to the Editor, program, Rule (pre- Herefords. I fined to comment on her condition. Vie reserve the ream to reject any Durtng his liam Troy for three °punch, are not for the best in- will play on articles/la Johnson WILS under heavy guard or Public Voice items which, in out nounsed Roo-dee-sal Later. according to the "Only a few more days are wet and ass %Waked from the hospital tore sni our readers. three different violins: a &redly-az- we persons McDermott and Chasm In which Kentuckians can take ad- by White House officials. WITME.R CO., 1508 ius. dated 1794. a Guadagniru. dated arrived at the Paducah Ltvestock of the free urine sugar REPREZENTAT1VES: WALLACE Kennedy was shot, in „vantage NX11ONAL York., N.Y. and an American instrument. and said that they were President by physicians, ligemphis;Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., New 1747. Company matter of a testa being offered Madison Ave., be your op- Josephs. Green 11w right temamsile.m pie Islicin dated 1963. This will to pick up checks for hospitals, and laboratories in Ken- Stephenson Bldg., Detroit, 'It was portunity to test the sensitivity of and Troy. Wright was Lii clan, and tucky,- Rober, S. Tatett, M. D., Kentucky, for trarismissiog isa bullet right through the head," said Ziate--ed at the Poet Office, Murray, your listening ear Oan you tell the could not make the trip to pick up Louisville, Chairman of the Ken- Class Matter. Dr George Burkley, White House Get a PCA NEW CAR LOAN— .s Second difference? Wtoch one do you pre- the checks tucky State Medical Aseociaton's per the modern tinition left Ita•clICal officer. Carrier in Murray, per week 20e, fer? You may prefer As McDermott and Diabetes Committee, said today. 6T.TBSCRIFT1ON RATES: By The shooting occurred as Ken- and SAVE MONEY on INTEREST COST Per year, 24.50: American violin. many do. hey were arrested timid implicated In cooperation with the American mutate 85e. In Calloway and adjoining i'ountles. with Connally know, much about nedy and his wife, $8.00. Whether you Wright Diabetes Association, the KHISIA Is Production Credit finances new car purchases for farmers. wnere, com- - and Mrs. Connally. were riding in maims or not. Ruche's brief In an anfuhiva Use three Indust sponsoring for the thirteenth year You'll WM money if you clack with your local PCA office. Civic Asset of a Community is the well as were fie- I the White House nbubbletop" lim- "The Owtstandusg mentary will entertatn as ed that the nausea used a Diabetes Detection and Educa- Compare the low interest cost of using the money So, whether to ousine through a crowd of 250.000 Integrity cd its Newspaper' enlighten you For. in addition LIUOUIS. tion We in Kentucky, during people in downtown Dallas. it's • new car, truck, tractor—or other farm production supply being an outstanding violin VlitUO- County Judge Miller placed each which time a concerted effort is be- 22, 1963 A Dallas television reporter said needs. PRODUCTION CREDIT can serve you—PCA is owned FRIDAY NOVEMBER SD. he is a witty raconteur %%hone of the three under bond. of $1000 ing made to find as many as pos- he saw a rifle being withdrawn front by farmers--for farmer use recitals have won him a hist of each and they were released to ap- sible of the estimated 15.000 Ken- a window on the inns or sixtn iloor friends for fine violin music from pear on November 27 at 2.00 p.m. tuckians who unknowingly have of an office building shortly after coast to come For example. A us- Carl Marshall, moustant manager diaberes. You Pay Only LOW, SIMPLE INTEREST Rato— the Quotes From The News ually critical audience of students of the Murray Livestock Company -Nearly 2,000 persoT .” Doctor111- SAVES You MONEY Kennedygulliire.was shot at 12:25 p. m. Evorytim• at a College of NIMES Mlis so fas- reported the theft of the nine head lett coContinued, -are now ealding PRESS INTERNATIONAL at 2 By UNITED remarks that sere likuen itnefTi. He died approximately s aa a resuP Your interest is figured only on the outstanding Nixon, cinated by Ms brief of cattle and said they happier, healthier lit Vice President Richard M. COSTS GO DOWN DALLAS — Former they held the artist backstage alter between, 5.00 pm. and 7.00 p.m. of having taken advantage of the balance—INTEREST os'k'. largest-rme. tu. rnout of the cur- on President Kennedy's record. for an hour and fictitious names P.Tillhetebla free te.sta offered during the twelve commenting his performance yesterday The three was but his performance rent Texas tour, about 250,000, It's Always a Gorol r public relations is tremendous, half to exhibit his rare violins and as suspects in the case. previous campaigns." -His a were listed greet Kennedy. questions on the streets to detection of diabetes is is poor." - to answer the technical In a statement issued by the three "Early And he said, 'beoatige • on acoustics and cominnicUon. hey said that all three helped lead very important," Olthabonis City. control measures are much simpler Senate official Robert G. (Bob- a few seasons ago in the cattle at Murray Livestock Com- Assn. ' WASHINGTONa--- Former Production Credit a symposium on rare violins was if the disease is discovered early." connection with his outside business pany Anniversary Phone 753-5602 Baker, under fire in morning even thme who 307 N. 4th St. by). announced for a Saturday Parents of the three boys were in All Kentuckians, interests: held at The Art Center. About signed bonds it °unitised from Page it may have had the test a year ago, Keys Keel - Office Manager get int to be court this !writing and shape on income taxes: they can't expected. are urged by Doctor Tillett to take "I'm in good • hundred people were or their the 36 candies before there.' Four thousand persons showed up, and green holding advantage of the free testa of a virture • and all the rooms of the Center which bear the name the weft Is over, at which time tne congressmen take care of the gloat by the president for each Drive will come to a close. WASHINGTON' — A union official telling were not enough to be covered by the year. that waitresses in the bunny clubs should throng popularity has been Two... The current president, Mrs. Betty While Rudie's minimum wage law: ebuthent Vinson, blew out the candlea, Navy Divers Probe girl and pay no greatly 'enhanced by his ((.'ontinued from rage I) Sue -The employer who hires an attractive for the personality his stature as an artist made the traditional wish For U-2 Pilot applicants if they know the differ- for wares does not ask the firmly on his monism' achieve- citab, and named her candle asks them for rests ence between a manhattan and a martini—he versatile mutacian. he has 1963-64, "justice". KEY WEST, Fla. tiff — !key do- ments A after being admit- 4-Door Hardtop - the for head injuries presidents present who were 100 feet deep in blue- '63 CHEVY Impala their bust and hip measurements. enjoyed a vaned career. He is but Past ers probed ted to the Murray Hospital, Thus- Well equipped, dark red in color, 8,000 miles. Looks • vet eran of se. eral New York re- introduced were Mrs. Lucille cretn waters northwest of here to-:- succumbed this :horning at 12:10 Mrs. like brand new. a pastoral letter prepared by seve- citals, his latest being in October. :11All Mrs. Sadie Nell Jones, day seeking the fate of an Air Force LITTLE ROCK — From was a retired farmer of the appeared as soloist He Rozella Outland, Mrs. Marjorie Hun, tab. in the 'wreckage of his U2 and aimed at overcoming racial intolerance 1967 He has had been ral clergymen Kn-ksey community and and Mrs. a mean, Catalina 4-Door Sedan of Little Rock: with a score of major orcheetras Mrs. Myrtle Wall, -spy" plane. '62 PONTIAC which will be read in churches and synagogues a faithful worker for the Dna= ear. Slick under leading conductors He has who is now serving her second year. Navy of ncials said divers from the Double power, blue and white, Murray members of all congregtettons to ask Church of Christ and in other "We appeal to the coast to Grove T it e year s program committee salvage ship Petrel still had not a: a whis1le. they appeared in recital from 79 years if there is any other course that community efforts He was Mrs. their own consciences costa and on internattonal radio composed of Mrs. Thurman. determined whether Capt. Joe G consistent with what they of age. themselves can follow and still be as well as television shows. uutiand. Mrs. Hazel Jones., Mrs.- Hyde Jr. 33, onistentrange, Ga, par- '62 MONZA Coupe hookups of Mr Radford include long-term series, Survivors Hun, and Mrs. Nutter were in char- ; achuted from the plane before it one owner local car profess" including his own R Smith Light yellow, well equipped, his daughter. Mrs. J and the way • Fun With Music' He was twice ge of the program recognised crashed Wednesday on She's new as a broom. (Laura Lynn , who resided with her —in 1961 and 1963—invited to ap- uy the president. finale from a reconrunaeance. two sisters, Mrs. Grey R elite of the world's father; During the business session I. re- Divers reported that the ejection Today pear with the Mich.. and Mrs. '62 NASH Classic 2-Door Ten Years Ago Casals Story of Detroit, successful fund raising not fotuxi with the outer musicians at the celebrated port of the seat was a and sharp as a brier Brooks Phillips of Berm; one broth- Low milage, she's red as fox Ledger & Times File Festival at Prades. France He spent projects of the club was made. Do- wreckage. The seat can be propelled Shipley er, Tom Radford of Detroit. Mich . RObert Olin Jeffrey, and Dan summer of 1956 as a performer. nations were made to "Dollars for from the plane by an explosive al.a.s_Jean the grandchildren, Gail and My- '60 CADILLAC Sedan DeVille for inclusion in the at the music three Detroit" to help finance Kentucky's charge when troubie is imminent. It Murray students selected this week conductor arid narrator of Kirke} rose mist in color. Clean were ron who are students B&PW con- on im- All power, air-cauntioned, American Universities and festoval at Aspen, Colorado. part on the national might have been activ-ateci 1953 edition of "Who's Who in School. and Kimberly, age four. as a pin. For nes en years Robert Rude vention to be held there, and to the pact with the water, military men services will be conducted Colleges". assistant Menem] G. Ire in fund which finances said. Hiram Tucker,; was he concertmaster and Church Helen 'Donilel Rhea "tucker, son of Mr. and Mrs. at the linksey Methodist '60 DODGE 4-Door Hardtop.. conductor of the Oklahoma City the international cenvention. breaking both ankles at New Mexico Saturday at 2 p.m with Rev John- Double power, solid white. Nice. is resting well after Symphony Orchest Dunne his ten- Mrs. Myrtle J. Wall gave the invo- A &M on a basket- son Easley officiating Burial will be A & M College. Young Tucker is attending ure he appeared as soloist a ith the cation. Mot> Carolyn Fulton was the Goshen cemetery. approximately Ofty times. in welcomed as a new member and '59 OLDS 98 4-Door .• ball scholarship. orchestra curuingharn are son of regul- The survivors of was a guest. All power, air-conditioned, automatic light dim- W. Rule, Machinest's Mate Third Class, USN, ant conducted the orchestra Miss Jane Eickhoff Leon his wife. Mrs. Lena Outland Cun- she's Kirksey, is aboard arly each season In home concerts. Twenty-three other members were mer, knee dee pi nrubber. It's a Murray car, Mr. and Mrs. William R. Rule of route two, two sisters, Mrs. Alin radio broad- ningham. which was among the on tour, on national ef present. a powder puff. the attack traimport USS -Sanhorn Harrel and Mrs. Leonard Maupin by taMM. He was founder and conductor Decorations for the club house Force Ships awarded a battle efficiency Karksey. one brother, Jess Curuuna- seven Amphibious the Oklahoma City Symphony the Nature's Palette Garden Club '59 CHEVY Nomad Station Wagon for outstanding of Murray Two. plaque by Vice Admiral.F. C. Fahrain,VSN, gave many perform-, ham of Route were an added attraction for the- a crow Chorale: which - V-8, standard transmission-, she's black as past. frar. Funeral services for Mr. Cunning ceiebration. achievement duiang the' sixes of major works with the special birthday and sharp as a brier. County Health ereoseune of ham Will be held at the Union Grove Mrs. Marjorie Barnett of the Calloway Symphony and anobe of the f St scans_ Church of Christ Sunday at 2 p. showed picnne- hennh at the Mttette.:- Debussy's, -Martyrdom o Department with Bro. L. H.' Pogue and Bro. '59 MERCURY 2-Door Hardtop Chit) tam- won the praise o critics low Coldwater Mothers Henry Hargis officiating. Burial will Double power, air-conditioned, solid white, throughout the cetintry. He %MS be in the Goshen cemetery. milage Murray car. Clean as brand new. also founder and conductor of the Accidents... Max H. Churchill - Pune:0 Northwestern State College Symp- The Hhnle is in charge of the arrange- (Continued from Page 11 '59 FORD 4-Door hiany at Alva, Oklahome. ments for both men and friends V-8, standard transmission, green & white. Nice. - Robert Rudie was born in New until the funeral when Mrs. Art yore nay of peeenanameetaan par_ may call there at lath and Poplar Lee. net South 13th Street. driving 4 To Has father is a cellist, arid his hour \l'""10.411 000 '59 STUDEBAKER Lark -Door Legislators ems. the aith two deaths represented a. 1961 Chevrolet sedan. Collided mother a paurust and vocal coach. The Tan with white top, six cylinder, standard trans- the 733rd reported by Cole Thornton, Route Both hare had careers as peefnenn 732nd and Mrs. Myrtle mission with overdrive. state police this year. compared with Two. Hazel, driving a 1954 Ford ers and teachers Having been Gallon this date last year. The police report showed Half up in an intensely musical .714 tnrough d brought Mrs. Lee '58 MERCURY 4-Door as damage to both cars with To household, Ruche has had music Well equipped She's sharp as a brier. Time and Have right fender and hood on the his chief interest since infancy. Al- ! BUTTERMILK Mrs Thornton on tne front end. ter early training at borne, he began At 6:45 last night Owen Halton '57 PONTIAC 4-Dool- Hardtop the serious study of the violin when Norsworthy. 108 South 10th Street. Double power. Slick as a mole. was seven, made his orchestral BUY THE BEST! he ... sedan hit of John driving a 1959 Chevrolet debut at ten, and by the age Bills 1958 Plymouth sedan '57 OLDS 88 4-Door Review (Continued from Page 11 the parked fourteen was playing recitals and owned by James E. Hughes. 404 N. Grey amid white. She's hot as a pistol. with orchestra over t h e Mutual -- at Fourth and Poplar the direction of Al- nateral gas supplies are available 17th Street MARTIN cans alik, reieortedly are not too Network under '57 OLDS Convertible B.( - MOLE New there is little danger of streets, fifty feet east of Fourth about giving up the party fred Wallenstem He won the and that United Preen International „pleased Street. Damage to the Chevrolet Fair. York Ptulharmoruc-Symphony Sch- their being deplete:L.- Ky tet — State‘ rlabel in Jude lel races. end and the dam- FRANKFORT. for study with Mishel leas- Normally wells are "throttled' was to the front long week- The amended motor vehicle in- okirshm lesininer- will have a that each well will age to the Plymouth was the rear '57 FORD 4-Door tressed the Senate by tro and later, as a fellowship pupil back .n order and • *ever the adrnmistra- speetion bill the Police report MOTOR and white. sharp. to Blue She's Juilliard Graduate School. produce for many years. This is a end, accerding and other bins a vote of 19-11. with all those in at the propoals. and measure, he continued. Wednesday an accident oocurred favor Democrats and the opposition he worked with Albert Spalding cons,erVation n-ie Se.+SIOTi of the of on South Ilth Street between Mrs '57 FORD 4-Door other noted musicians. " In other words, the full pressure Anembly . consisting of nine Republicans and 7th Street. Black and white, well equipped Clean. ('on.'. to the former Mer- the well 'is never used so that gas Roy Vaughn, 309 North House were two Democratts. He is married Ban. 'he Senate and to be used from the amid Mrs Judith E. Perkins of Ft Under the 713enate-approved in- tins Johnson, whom he met when will continue adjuurned. ...int:: 1 p. m Monday, Lauderdale, Fla "the police report MEDIC '57 FORD 2-Door Hardtop at . the well for some time. had - mection bill: they were pupils together tes-ae :• e• a: arceaffileadations Competitor's showed Mrs-rairghn driving a 1956 Fair The price is right a car or' Juilhard School. Mrs R,udie is an Yesterday was also c up for Thursday neiht —The owndr of relec/ed garage estimate YtiWr Car's Pep Tonic" n pianist. She has serv- Day at Rotary with each Rotarian Ford two door with in the cape- track would have 10 days instead accornphshed bv ce:.•raf ter. who axe a guest competitor to the damage of $15 50 to the right front '57 BUICK '4-D00r Roadmaster five to repair defects at the ga- eel as accompantst for many pro/Tin bringing Hnhany Department bid of The other car involved merit artists (including her hus- meeting. and grill. All power and air. She's a goin' Jessie. rare of his choice. with esti- ' If'•':e extensively in The club has initiated correspond- was a Chevrolet two door amended . —The inspection fet would be fix- tend,. has appeared • Thf Ser.ate ;sensed an .Nyborg. Juelsberg, mate damage of $115 to the right 4 per year for motorists, solo recital, and while Ruche occum- ence with the '57- BUICK Special -Door the motor vehicle at $1.50 according to the police vureicel first violin desk of the Okla- Sweden Rotary Club and various rear panel, PSI 01/101•Ali Looks and drives perfect. Thursday afternoon. with no potaibility that it might ed the tell she was the members plan to begin corre.spond- report. to get down to later be Increased by the state pub- home City Symphony orchestra's pianist. She is also a ence when proper names and ad- I • .a. '56 FORD (2) Station Wagon propisal to raise the lic• safety department to 112.50 b: on a Violin dress arrive. Seae, judg- —Minimum penalties for. non- composer. ,Her Sonata for Solid blue Nice. nnale. n appellate and circuit of the Nyborg s's• with or violation' of the and Piano is dedicated to her far- G. Joeh president us circeit ce-Irt judges and for compaance and who kappern also to Roars Club, in a letter to Jame READ THE LEDGER'S when statute would be reduced.' . I orite violinist, '55 PONTIAC (2) 4-Doors non-par•i judiciai balloting, of the Murray —All new and used vehicles would be her husband. Since relinquishing 'Garrison president Fair. it ti-convene.. Menday. their posts in Oklahoma City in club. said that he looked forward bills oasis for the cur- 'have to pass inspectionadrain'l before The two follow his to the correspondence. session, re- ''.could be sold. The tion order that Robert ought GLAS,SIFIEH ADS '55 PONTIAC,2 -Door rnte - special. legislative Nytiore is a town of 13,000 per- bill did not provide for this 'solo career, the Rudie's have moved in Nice. mained mm .committee in the House Knee deep rubber. - -A motorist would be able to back to the East and now make sons. Mo-t anislators expressed the STABIL appsal VA the circuit court of the their home near Nes York City. feelidg they left here for the '55 OLDS S. 88 4-Door '100 mtereryd. in which his vehicle is re- 'The center of attraction there, mo- weekend, that it was fiat a ques- - r wropo * BIRD HUNTERS' SPECIAL * uraly.. is their children : eight-year tion of ehotinenuch?" about the pay . tql'A;t OIL_ al The new statute would be effect- old daughter Lynne. son Antony LOAN CO raise proposals. MURRAY ECONOLINE VINE _ _ _ _ _ only 5799.95 Ise Juiy 1. 1964, if finally approved Robert. born February-. 1957. Telephone PL 3-2321 kustoir7 Monday will be a , 506 W. Main ID. The administration till ant the and signed by the governor . • The concert CO.''CO. , 'T STOPS OW * SPECIAL * onac Music Aswiteation I "YOUR HOME-OWNED LOAN scales at 622-5(10 for appellate jud- . There had been an attempt on, aftn-ray 584010116 ges si;lio now receive $12.000; $20.- the part of some legialateas to piesentation. 1963 OLDS Demonstrator who , the General Assembly adlem.-n 500 for appellate commissieners hale IS GAS 00144,a61 3,300 miles, all power and air. New car guarantee. for giving the members; now receive 111.50.0. until Tuesday, by Commissioner Viard: :ES Olt now get $10,- an even longer weekend, but the circuit judges who ready had prior claim on the hate.. Get Your :IS NOIS' - • leader& said .there was much work • 500. and. motel rooms. fn0 T ORS See A. C. Sanders, Wells Purdom, Jr., or Bennie Jackson to be done and the legislators ought If the choice were to be made • Ifill 'A,r1..drawn up and presented , tispos- caning obiget clovin to it as rapidly Overbey said, "15m sure the peone AGRICULTURAL LIME & ERRED STONE I', !he lin en eler& Thursday 7 S. would much prefer the accomrr 41t ter se.arles of 1117,500. 115.500, and sl e' -Murray tains for these here to' rep: $14 a,00 for those respeeuve offices.. ban George Overbey, D -CY.r 1A11. .1? SANDERS-PURDOM were crying shame the them:"--- .:. *fie Semite legislators said it was "a _____ uev. d te be alining for figures of • legislature had to become subser- bes t NOW l'OU SNOvi WESTERN MATERIALS flF KENTUCKY $20.000 117.50e and sp.000. , v., tomn appointed offacill" morCreudethoabiI andtv -tha( natural . MOTOR SALES Phone 436-3873 The s'-'rd of the bill dealing ! He referred that needed accom- New concord, Ky. H&W AUTO PARTS usea 1406 Main Street with non-par..san bailee-ink. how- modatiOris were riot available be- heat and energy 110I'll 1DINt; Phone 753-5315 to the Aineries,. MURRAY ever. did reit appear to be in for an cause persons doing business aith :States, according Institute. ease enif aid Republi- the Highway Department, headed Petroleum •

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• - ER 22, 1963 1'' IP *FRIDAY —NOVEMBER 22, 1963 THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY Garner would L ivies after the -Maven sea- Thanksgiving Day Promises Full Fare On TV James Garner son ended earn y• Since he clecided t rner Bros. Garner has own, Television Schedule With Parades And Football Games Highlighted Took Gamble movie arid televisioi ' tion He's also invested mone7. es- that will leap secure h. iture By JACK GAYER recent years, vital economic and Lewl, Orson :sear and U28 Min- tate days United Press International artistic unplications. nelli elaiaft Suspense Theater' is On Future against rainy NEW YORK .ups — Thanksgiving The "Espeoliags" episode for NBC preempted. -- — Protection Against Future 1015 Radar Weather Day provides parade and football is "A Memel to Ride." with British Friday 'Channel 5- WLAC-TV Channel 8 - WS1X-TV By JOSEPH FINNIGAN 10:20 Today In Sports game highlights for network tele- star Bill Travers plsying an Irish The seasonal premier of the New "A guy likes to protect reeinst UPI Hollywood Correspondent CBS 1025 Films of the 50's ABC vision programming this week. priest serving in an Arab country York Philharmonic Young People's tthe future," he says "You can call HOLLYWOOD Via — James Gar- Friday, Nov. 29 In addition to college and profes- who is asked to support an armed Concert on CBS will consist of a it luck, fate or whatever you went. 29 Week of Nov. 23—Nov. 29 ner once walked out on television Week of Nov. 23—Nov. 600 Newsbetta sional gridiron contests on Thurs- revolt. salute to teachers under the baton But I seem to have made the right Daily Monday through Friday acting job that paid him $1,500 a 6•13 Radar Weather day. CBS will air the annual Army- "The Eleventh Hour' on NEC of Leonard Bernstein. "The Great decision. My children ar health", my Daily Monday through Friday 01•45 News, Weather, Timetable week, risking his career on the hope 6.20 Today In Sports Navy game next Saturday. concludes • the two-parter. "Four Adventure" is preempted. wife and I are happy. we live In a 545 Farm News Five Golden Minutes that he could became a movie star.. 6 30 Young Peoples Concert The New York Philharmonic Feet in the Morning," whose first -The Fif:h Paaenger" is the my- nice house and I make good rnmey. 600 Country Junction 7:00 Country Boy Eddie, It was a dangerous gamble for 7:30 Route 68 Young People's Concert series makes episode was shown Nov. 21 on the siery-suspense drama on "Chrys- "It's difficult to say where I am '7:45 Morning News 8:00 Morning News Garner. who was one of Video's big- 8:30 'Fa-Slight Zone Its seasonal debut on CBS. "Dr. Kildare" series. The problem 1,--. Th ,a t er" for NBC. Mel Ferrer, now in my career. At this rant I 7:55 Morning Weather 8:10 Morning Weather gest flames as co-star of 'Maver- 9-30 Alfred Hitchcock Highlight deslutanidlsayNov. 24-30. involves the pregnancy of an unwed Dana Wynter and Leo Geen head feel I can make a living in this for =era 8:00 Trimmer Vue 8:15 Debbie Drake ick." 10.00 131g News high school girl. ;a , (sat A Sava: agent steals top the next five or ten years. How >Him. 8:15 Captain Kangaroo 8:30 Cap'n Crook's Crew Garner surprised his fans a few 1015 Radar Weather "CBS Sports Spectacular" has Thursday rets and atarepts to elude British good a living depends on In bother •900 People Are Funny 9:00 Romper Ream years ago whrn he left Warner 10:20 Today In Sports "Seven Days to Kickoff," illustrat- CBS will cover Thanksgiving Day intelligence., fact, all my life has been luck I'm upply 930 I Love Lucy 10:00 Price Is Right Bros.. claiming he was no longer 10-25 Films of the 50's ing through the Air Force football parades in the cities of New York, Welterweights Jose Stable and 35 now and we don't know what I'll owned 10:00 The McCoys 10:30 Seven Keys under contract to that studio, which team what goes on during a week Philadelphia. Detroit and Toronto. Gealand Randall are involved in a be like when I'm 40 When I'm 40 10:30 Pete and Gladys 11:00 Tennesbee Ernie Ford — , produced -Maverick." of preparation for a game. The annual Macy's parade in New 10-rounder from New York on or 45 I may not be able to play a 11:00 Love of Life Channel 6- WPSD-TV 11:30 Father Knows Best Saturday Warners insisted Jim still was un- "The Twentieth Century" on CBS Ydrk will be televised by NBC. ABC's "Fight of the Week.' leading man." 11:a5 Roagat Troutt News 12:00 General Hospital der „contract. Jim said no. A law NBC begins a two-part report called 'The CBS airs a Mariana! Football Saturday 11:30 Sea Mh For Tomorrow 12:30 Tennesseans in Town and televises Army-Navy court ruled in Garner's favor. Whatever happens to Garner in Week of Nov. 23—Nov. 29 Plots Against Hitler." Four of five League gear between Green Bay CBS the 11:45 The Guiding Light Country football game from He was free to work where he the future, he does not now regret Daily Monday through Friday plots will be covered in the first and Detroit at nom. Philadelphia. -.! 12:00 The World at Noon 1:00 Ann Sothern pleased. But getting a job was some- decision to quit that 51.5u0 a segment. "ABC's Wide World of Sports" his -: 12:05 Old Time Singing Convention 700 Today Show 1:30 Day In Court The college football clash between covers the Canadian professional thing else again. There are plenty week 'Maverick" job. Walt Disney's NBC hour has a 12:30 As The World Turns 900 Say When 1:45 News For Women Texas and Texas &&M. will be on football championship Grey Cup of actors areund town and most of •af I had to I could go back to filmed animal story called "The , 1:00 Password 9:25 NW` Morning Report 2:00 Queen for a Day CBS game, being played in Cancouver. them aren't working. laying carpets," he concludeo 'But Hound That Thought He was a 01:30 House Party 930 Word for Word 2:30 Who Do You Trust Garner missed a few pay days. I felt I could do other thin--s in Raccoon." A dog and raccoon are Perry Mason handles "The Case ' 2:00 To Tell the Truth 10:00 Concentration 3:00 Trailmaster Performers on ABC's "Hootenan- It was some time before he finally movies." friends because of being raised to- of the Fretive Felon" for CBS. Jon 2:25 Doug Edwards News 10 30 Missing Links 4:00 Saperman ny" from the University of Pitt- fought his way into the front ranks gether. Later the hound protects Hall guest-stars as the uncle of a burgh Assn. 2:30 Edge of Night 11:00 Your First Impressiop 4:30 Mickey Mouse Club campus, will include the Tar- of Hollywood's movie stars. the raccoon from a hunting pack. girl accused of murnering an at- rata. the Brothers Four. 300 The Secret Storm 11:30 Truth or Consequence. 5:30 131-Rite News Josh White Faced Lopsided Odds For Your Every 2 NBC preempts "Du torney in a fight Over a bequest and 3:30 Popeye and Friends 11:55 NBC Day Report 5:40 Weatherscope Pont Show comedian Woody Apen. . In the past year Garner has ap- made by a wealthy 4 :00 Big Show 5:45 Ron Cochran with the News of the Week" for a one-hour spec- woman. pictures. His latest. HEATING OIL 12:00 News, Perm Markets NBC -Saturday Night t,the Mo- peered in four 5:30 CBS Evening News 8:00 The Rifleman ial. -The Best on Record." This will of Emily," 12:16 Pastor Speaks "The Arthur Godfrey Thanks- vies" screens "Count "The Americanization Need - Call Saturday, 10:00 Newacope be a salute to past winners of the Your Bless- Nov. 23 1210 Romper Room giving Show" on NBC features Tony is being a.iot at Metro-Goldwyn- Grammy Award, the recording in- ings,' starring Deborah Kerr and 6:00 Operation Alphabet 100 People Will Talk 10:15 Murphy Martin with News Berulett, Carol Mayer Studio. dustry's "Oscar." Lawrence, Shari Maurice Chiattlier. 6:30 Sunrise Semester 1:25 NBC News Report 10:25 Steve Allen Show • Thirty-five re- Jim's success in picture.s was cording headliners will in- 1' 7:00 Eddie Hill Variety Show 1:30 The Doctors 11:30 Five Golden Minutes appear, achieved in the face of lopsided odds cluding Tony Bennett. Peter Nero, 800 Alvin Show 2:00 Loretta Young Saturday, Nov. 23 against hitn Only Gainer and Steve Connie Francis and Steve Lawrence 8:36 Tennessee Tuxedo 2.30 You Don't Say 7:45 News—Weather McQueen have hit the movie big end Eydie Gorme. to name a few. 9:00 Quick Draw McGraw 3•00 Match Game 7:55 Ray Massey Reads the Bible tar after starring in a television Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and . 9:30 Mighty Mouse 3 25 NBC News Report 8:00 Saturday's Seniors series. And Garner knows that suc- Bing Crosby will be among those 000 Rin Tin Tin 3•30 Make Room for Daddy 8:30 Cap'n Crooks Crew cess, ahether, it's movies or televi- hop introducing performers. ,. 0-30 Roy Rogers 4:00 Best of Groucho 9:30 The Jetsons sion, can fade fast. flues. Look Monday ,,a11:00 Sky King 430 Popeye. ( Mon-Tues -Wed.) 10:00 Cartoonies "It was never as true as it is NBC's -Monday Night ra the Mo- 411:30 Popeye 5'00 Amos and Andy, Mon.. Wed 10:30 Beanny and Cecil now." Jim said during lunch at the vies" offers "Singue In the Rain," It 12-00 Thirdman 5:00 Ann Sothern Toes,I Wed.) 11:00 Bugs Bunny MOM commissary. -All you need iedan starring Gene Kelly. Debra Rey- - 12:30 Collegiate Kickoff 5:30 Huntley-Brinkley 11:30 Magic land of Alakazam is one flop end they say. 'He was a Slick nolds and Donald O'Connor. ; car. ' 12-45 NCAA Football 6-00 News 12:00 My Friend Flicks -flash in the pan.' But I've had a .3:15 Collegiate Football Scoreboard 12:30 American Bandstand In 'Creeps Live Here" on the pic- 6 -05 Weather good percentage. Most of the New Concord Road 1,3.50 Big Snow 1:30 Teen Revue CBS "Best Side, West Side" pro- in have made a ' 6:10 Sports tures I've appeared Phone '753-1323 Championship Bowling gram, a group of semi-recluse ten- - 4:30 Glynis Saturday, Nov. 23 200 money." 3:00 Pre-Olympic Sports ants face the prospect of losing the Bros. T local car 5130 Mr. Ed 7:00 R. F. D.-TV When he was at Warner Woods 'N Waters 3:30 AFL ancient mansion in which they live. 530 7:30 Atop the Fence Post Highlights 6:00 4:00 ABC's Wide World of Sports Newebeat 7:56 N ews "Capt. A. Sanchez" is the play 6:10 Radar Weather 5:313 All Star Wrestling 800 Popeye on "The Richard Boone Show" for * THANKSGIVING SPECIALS! *. 6:15 Football Scoreboard 6a30 Hootenanny p as a brier 8:30 Ruff and Reddy NBC. Boone stars as a poor caner), select' Gleason Show Lawrence Welk 100 USED TVs. $25.95 UP! We have the largest 6:30 Jackie 9:00 Hector Heathcote rw.• worker who goes to Tijuana once a Phil Silvers 8:30 Jerry Lewis Show usedTVs in this area to choose from. Each 0' '7:30 9:30 Fireball month and poses as a successful sea of 'rod 800 The Defenders 10:30 Saturday Color Movie a guarantee. We install 21-irch picture tube w,' Clean 1000 Dennis The Menace captain. carries Color. 9:00 Gunsmoke Sunday, Nov. 24 Service Calls only 10:30 Fury a ? year guarantee for only $29.95. 0:00 Saturday Night News 8:06 News. Weather Nina Foch is guest star in "Leaves -e 11:00 Sgt. Preston $2.5q! Our low overhead warrents us to give you the 0:10 Radar Weather 8:10 Raymond Massey Reads the in the Wind" for ABC's "The Great- 4 11:30 Bullwinkle low prices. 10:15 Today in Sports Bible ca Show on Earth." A dying circus 12:00 Exploring For Prompt, Honest R-liable Service Call 753-5865 10:20 Films of the 50's 8:15 Cartoons star's last wish is that performers 1:00 Watch Mr. Wizard FOR YOUR ('ONVENIENCE Sunday, Nov. 8:30 Gospel Singing Caravan she has worked with OPEN EVENINGS 24 1:30 Weekend at the Movies visit her, but 6:00 Operations Alphabet 9:30 Morning Movie they are mysteriously reluctant to 4:00 NFL Pro-highlights TV SERVICE CENTER : light dim - 6:30 Sunrise Semester 11.00 The Pioneers di, so. 430 Captain Gallant Murri Y, K v. 7-.30 Cartoon Show The Wednesday 312 N. 4th Street ay car, she's 500 Studio Bowling 11:30 Christophers 7:45 Children's Bible Stories 12:00 Onal Roberta 6:00 Porter Waggoner "CBS offers "The II:00 Heaven's Jubilee 12:31 Discovery '63 Reports" Flight 6:30 The Lieutenant from Hollywood." a study the 9:00 Little Country Church 1:00 Eye On The tissues of HELLO, THERE—Leo, an organ grinder's monkey. seems to be on 7:30 Joey BishopS how changing motion picture in 10:00 Camera Three 2:00 Classroom Quiz scene getting to know rietiorsh Collins, 2, in Brockton, Mass. !k as a crow 8110 Saturday Night at the Movies 0.30 Homestead USA AFL Football 10:00 Crippled Children Telethon 2:30 1:30 Changing Times All Pro Scoreboard 4 Sunday, Nov. 24 5:15 11:45 Pro Football Kickoff Six 1700 NBC Opera 5:30 Surfskie TV CAMEOS: Carl Reiner 12:00 NFL Football 2:00 News Encore 830 Travels of Jaimie McPheeters White, low 2:30 Va.nds.• Football 7:00 Jane Wyman Presents 3:00 Sunday !tv. 31:10 Huddle and Trial 4:00 Wild Kingdom 7:30 Arrest 3:30 Popeye For Sale 4:30 College Bowl 9700 Laughs Hits Top as Writer 4:00 Spelldovrn A 'Second Banana' 5:00 Meet The Press 9:30 Medic 4:30 Amateur Hour ily ED M1SURELL CONGRATULATIONS ;hite. Nice 5:30 Accent 10:00 News Scope 5:00 Twentieth Century Theatre 600 Bill Dana Show 10:15 Starlight TO ADD a new twist to an 530 Death Valley Days Reads The 630 Wonderful World of Color 11:15 Raymond Mamey old saying — nothing succeeds 6:00 Lamle ndard tranS- 7:30 Grind' Bible like early failure. Take what ii:30:00 My Favorite Martian 8:00 Bonanza happened to Carl Reiner, Pro- To The 11 Ed Sullivan Monday, Nov. 25 9:00 Best on Record ducer and writer of CBS-TV's 8:00 Judy Garland 5:00 Huckleberry Hound 10:00 News, Weather, Sports "The Dick Van Dyke Show." 9:00 Candid Camera 6:30 Outer Limits 10.15 Quarterback Club When Carl graduated from 9:30 What's My Line '7,30 Wagon Train 10:15 Weekend at the Movies high school he got a job as a 10:00 Sunday News 9:00 The Breaking Point Monday. Nov. 25 machinist's helper in a millinery 10:15 Ask The Mayor 6:30 Monday Night at The Movies Tuesday, Nov. 26 factory. After one day he knew NORTH SIDE 10:30 Million Dollar Movie 8:30 Hollywood and the Stars 5:00 Sea Hunt he wouldn't be much help to a Monday, Nov. 25 9:00 Sing Along With Mitch 8:30 Combat machinist and much less to his 6:00 Neaabeat 10:00 News Picture 7:30 McHale's Navy machine. So he quit and en- 6:15 Radar Weather 10:15 Weekend at the Movies 8:00 Greatest Show on Earth rolled in a drama school. Years 6:20 Today In Sports 10:45 Tonight Show 9:00 The Fugitive later, in 1955 and 1956, he won SHOPPING CENTER ap:30 To Tell the Truth two Emmy awards as best sup- —7:09 I've Got A Secret Tuesday, Nov. 26 Wednesday, Nov. 27 porting actor for his comedy 7:30 The Lucy Show 610 Mr; Novak 5:00 Yost Bear performing on "The Sid Caesar 8:00 Danny Thomas Show 7:30 Radar° 0:30 Ozzie and Harriet Show." 830 Andy Griffith Show 8:00 Richard Boone Show 7:00 Patty Duke Show Branching out in 1958 from 9:00 Eastside Westside 9:00 Andy Williams Show 7:30 Price Is Right his acting career, Carl decided 1000 Big News ii) 00 News Picture 8:00 Ben Casey to write and afar in a comedy 10:15 Radar Weather 10:15 Dragnet _9:00 Charming series about a TV scripter and 10:20 Todcy In Sports 10:45 Tonight Show tribulations. He Thursday, Nov. 28 his trials and 10:25 Chicago Bears made a pilot film which failed 11:25 Lisa Howard—News--Women Tuesdays Nov. 26 Wednesday. Nov. 27 to sell for two years running. 0 1:00 Mickey Mouse dub 6:00 Newsbeat .30 The War In Korea "They were doing horses and 1:30 Cowboy Lis The Tiger (Special) 9:15 Radar Weather 8:30 Fagslonage . guns those seasons," related We are 2:30 Football pleased to have installed all 8:20 Today In Sports 9:00 Eleventh Hour AFL Carl the other day in New 5:15 All Pro Schoreboard 1 ":30 Marshall Dillon 10:00 News Picture York. Sea Hunt 7:00 Red Skeleton 10:15 Biography 5:00 • • • Plate Glass and work on the Tonight 6:30 The Flintstones 8:00 Petticoat Junction 10:45 Show producer 7:00 Donna Reed IN 1960, executive 8-30 Jack Benny Leonard saw the pilot, Thursday. Not. 28 7:30 My Three Sons Sheldon 9:00 Garry Moore Show other scripts written by Mirrors. 630 Temple Houston 8:00 Jimmy Dean Show read 12 Sans toupee, actor-producer-writer Carl Reiner (left) checks 10:00 Big News Reiner, and offered to star Carl Leonard. 7:30 Dr. Kildare 9:00 Cid Ca-sear Show a TV comedy script with execu ive producer Sheldon 10:15 Radar Weather.• In the series. 8:30 Hazel Wanted: Dead or Alive as the lead .0:20 Today In Sports 9:30 twice!ing to Carl, he is slackening off was born and educated in public 9:00 Arthur Godfrey's "Thanksgiv- Friday. Nov. 29 "Since it had flopped 10:25 Million Dollar Movie with me In the lead," said Carl, on the writing end of the Van schools in the Bronx, New ing Show" 5:06 Quick Draw McGraw Wednesday, Nov. 27 turned down the offer. Then Dyke show. "I want to spend York. F o I ktity4 in g graduation 10:00 News Picture 6:30 77 Sunset Strip 0:00 Newsbeat Sheldon suggested that we get more time with my family. The from high aiftl,drama school, he • 10:15 Bee Masterson 7:30 Burke's Law 6- 15 Radar Weather Dick Van Dyke, who at that,first season I did 20 of the got a job as second tenor in a 10:45 Tonight Show 8:30 Farmer's Daughter 620 Today In Sports time had made a big hit in 'Bye i scripts." he explained, "the sec- touring company or "The Merry 9:00 The Outlaws 6:30 CBS Report Friday, Nov. 29 Bye Birdie,' for the role.'' ond year 22 of the shows, and Widow." Cafl _ _ 100 ,7 .00 WLAC-TV Reports 6:30 International Show-time The result—two years after this year I intend to write sled When the show folded 7:30 Dobie Gills 7:30 nob Hope Show the show was on the air and [ six or Seven programs. was drafted into the Army. He WEEK'S SPECIAL School, 8:00 Beverly Hillbillies 8:30 Harry's Girls THIS four years after it was con- "I did and do try writing on went to Special Services and was 8:30 Dick Van Dyke 9:00 Jack Paar ceiver by Reiner—he was weekends since producing learned French, ily 799.95 at overseas. In time he 9:00 Danny Kaye .0:00 News Picture awarded his third Emmy for , chores keep rae busy during the shipped assigned to a special serv- 10:00 Big News 10:15 M-Squad on tat an ding achievement in ' week. In the two 13-week pe- was ices unit and toured in Army 10:15 Radar Weather 10:46 Tonight tHsow comedy writing. riods while we were off the air a:20 Today In Sports "Shifting from a full time between seasons, I wrote for revues for a year and a half. STARKS 9 a. m. After his discharge in 1946, Million Dollar Movie acting career to producing and seven days a week from Car guarantee 1,6:25 writing brought a great change to 5 p. m. I told my wife that he won roles on Broadway in Thursday, Nov. 28 FOR CORRECT In my life," said Carl smilingly. it was a heavy investment ,in "Call Me Mister," "Inside Thanksgiving Day Parade HARDWARE pay off and "Alive and Kick- 9:00 "I don't haee to wear my toupee our time that should U.S.A." Murray Glass ennie Jackson Co. Parade TIME and any more. well and it has." ing." Spotted by producer Max 1100 NFL Football addition to writing the Liebman, he was signed as a SUNBEAM "Speaking seriously, however, In Collegiate Kickoff TEMPERATURE LADY banana to TV's Sid 1:45 DAY OR NIGHT there hasn't been too much of series, Carl did the script and second 200 East Main Street 2:00 NCAA Football a change. In all the years I played in "The Thrill of It All," Caesar. IOM 4:45 Collegiate Scoreboard HAIR DRYERS a film which starred Doris Day On "The Dick Van Dyke was on the Caesar show, I was Murray, Kentucky 6:00 Newsbeat 4nvolved behind the scenes, too. and James Garner. An auto- Show" Carl occasionally writes DIAL 753-CO u6363t1SY - only - 6:15 Radar Weather We always worked closely with biographical novel, "Enter in parts which he plays himself. 6:20 Today In Sparta the writers. We spent many Laughing," which Carl wrote in "I do it for the kicks," he said. ES People Are Funny currently on Broadway "You don't give up on perform- 1111:30 PEOPLES BANK hours developing skits and rou- 1958, is 7:00 Rawhide tines in daily conferences." In a stage version. ing that easily. Once a ham 5315 8:00 Perry Mason of This present season, accord- Forty-one-year-old Reiner you always stay ,a ham." 9:00 The Nurses Murray, Ky. Distributed by King Features Syndicate 1000 Big News FRIDAY — NOVEMBER 22, 196.7 11. TIMES ••• MUSKAT. KENTUCKY ( • L FOUR TEE LEDGER Copenhaver Home Social Calendar Scene Of Faith Dear Abby. . . Doran Circle Meet Friday, November 22nd Miller, James R. Anunons, and Heb- The Magazine Club will meet at ert 0. Miller. The Roth DOI411 Circle of the • • • the home of Mrs. A. F. Doran at Woman's Society of Christian Sirs.P 2.30 phi. Members note change In The Martins Chapel Methodist Ice of the Mal Methodist Chuna the It's Still Dangerous! meeting date for this month. Church WECIS will be hosts to Na Cop- met in the home of Mrs. P. T. 1 • • • Bethel and Cole's Camp Oround 13,617-£SL enhaver 'Nest:lay afternoon at two- Saturday, November 23rd WEICIS grobps *A the church at 7:4 *SIN thirty o'clock. 'f The Ruth Wilson Circle of the p.m. 9161-E9L Mrs. 0. C. Wrather opened with Abigail Van Buren • • • First Methodist Church WSCS will prayer followed with sentence pray- have a rummage sale in Use Amer- The Alliddialhil Legion Auxiliary ers. Mrs. Leonard Vaughn, chair- -Curd Vows To Be Read ICall Legion Hail starting at 7 pm. will meet at 6 p.m. at the legion Annttal Retreat Stephens over the hos:mess ses men, preided • • • Hall for a poduok suPper. Bach AL": Quit worrying. mon. DEAR ABBY: I have a 15-year HEABTRD member Is asked to bring two dishes. Held By College on The Calloway County Country The program chairman. Mrs. 0. B. sneaks out to smoke. Worry is the Interest you pay • • • old son who Club will have a dance at the club ll'omen Groan, g:,ve the devotion from it. But he says a loan you'll probably never have to Church He has toinutted house from 9 p.m. to 1 am. with Tuesday, November ttith Women of the congregation of the John 41-30 followed by prayer. She ,doesn't smoke cigarettes; he make. Circle of the Me- he • • • music by Oliver Hill Members and The Eva Well Presbyterian Church held introduced Mrs. Lloyd Rimer Who it lint the Calleee smokes a pipe because their guests are invited. morial Baptist Church WALS Will Retreat in the church an interesting program on What's on your mind? For a per- their Annual g av e TOBACCO that causes lung cancer, • • • meet at the home of Mrs. Quintal with send a self-addreesed. sanctuary Sunday evening. Mrs. 'You Are Christ Sent', closing it's the PAPER. He said has biplogy sonal reply, Gibson, 1637 West Olive, at 2 p.m.1 3365, Charles Simons spiritual life chair- Prayer. teacher proved to the class that stamped envelope to Abby, Box The Alpha Department of the • • • a joint man for the Women's Association. The chairman announced this was true by burning the tobacco Beverly Hills, Calif. Murray Woman's Club will have its The Fast Baptist Church Wom- with Circle I • • • arranged the program and served Ohristma_s meeting through a filter and then burning noon luncheon at the club house an's Missionary Society will have a 'soh booklet. "How To Have as organist. In the social hall for December the paper through a filter. The to- For Abby's with Miss Frances Brown, Mes- nession study with Mrs Luther send 50 cents to The program "Wheel Within A the officers hosteasee. bacco filter crune out clear, while A Lovely Wedding," dames G C. Ashcroft, Rebecca De- Dunn in charge at the church at served 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. Wheel-. opened with soft organ Lovely refreshments were the paper stained the filter. Is this Abby, Box vine, Suron Jeffrey, and Rolf King 5:30 p.m. A potluck tamper will be worship by the hostesses. Mesdames Robert music and the cid] to by true? Thank you. • • • as hostesses. served. the leader, Miss Redra Senter A Garner, Jesse Roane. Halts Dunn, SMOKER'S MOM • • • • • • to the program of talent sentence prayers Jeff Parris. and Copenhaver. DEAR MOM: Not I think your The Klrirsey School PTA will have one guest, closed with a pruyer by the leader. twenty-four members and son's biology teacher has been wat- Baker-Friesen frows Monday, November .15th Its -back to school" night program T h e program included devotional Mrs. Ramer. ching too many corrunerclals. Or The Intermediate Girls Auxiliary at 7 p.m. Marvin 0. Wrather will be • • • hymns and a scroxure lesson read your son is hissing "pipe" dreams. To Be Solemnized of the Firs Ita.ptist Church will the guest speaker. by Mrs Zefte Woods • • • meet at the church at 3:45 p.m. On December 14 • • • Others partacipatuig in the meet- Airs. Joe ',Wilford DF7AR ABBY Has a nuernage ing were Mrs. Paul Lynn. Mrs. A. 0. ever worked out when the num was Raker of Meet Mr. and Mrs. Frank The Creative Arts Department of Wilson. Mrs Alfred londsey, Mrs. Hostess For once married to his second wile's the engage- Akron, Ohio, announce the Murray Woman's Club will meet Charles Crawford and Mrs. Jack That's my problem now. My marriage of Of Coldwater Club sister? ment and approaching at the club house at 9:30 a.m. for Belote. and "L" were married for five Jane, sister their oldest daughter, Donna work on Christmas decorations. Theo preseritation was highlight- Mrs Joe Williford opened her She was 22 arid "L" was 23. Friesen of San years. to Dwayne Bruce Each member is asked to bring her ed by Christ centered circles over home for the meeting of the Cold- They had two darling children. "L" Francisco, California. mork on own materials. Hostesses will be lapping to form the organized water Homemakers Club helci caught my sister running around Wrie bride-elect Is t h e grand- the Meedames Joe Baker Littleton, of Presbyterian women, from Friday afternoon, November lb. on him and, after giving her several daughter of Mr and Mrs. Charlie local group through Western Ken- The president, Mrs. Earl Adams chances. he got fed up and divorced Cochran of Lynn Grove and Mr tucky Presbyterial Society. Kentucky presided The devotion was given raising the chil- her. His mother is and Mrs. Hubert Baker of Lynnville. TRADE WITH. Synothcal. and the Nattonal organi- by Mrs Mei Billington. dren. "L" and I have been seeing Route One wom- zatton of United Presbyterian M r s. Herman Darnell discussed each other for three months and. Mlas Bilker arid Mr. Friesen are en. The colored individual wheels the Annual Day program in October Abby, we are terribly in love and now finishing their duty with the of Cifc;g) were centered with pictures and especially the speech given by want Of get married. When I told Marine Corp at Camp Pen, Cab- ammmimm• PARKER MotORS et Chnst to portray the manual forces Dr. Viola Hanson on "School Drop- they hit the ceiling and 'symbol my parents, fornia. PLaze 3-5273 Mtwray, Ky. at work enthIn each segment of the outs" satd it would never work. My sister The wedding will be solemnized MISS JOYCE NELL STEPHENS was organized program. The lemon on "Etiquette" keeps running him down. Abby, he at the Akron Baptist Temple on YOU TAKE NO CHANCE WHEN YOU • • • given by Mrs. Williford. and love him. I sin Sr 4660-41 Avenue North, St. Peters- Ls a fine man I Saturday, December least 'even- Mr and Mrs J C Stephens Fuqua, secretary, reed or their daughter, Joyce Nell, to Mrs. Noble •.:1 and he is 29. Can this marriage t-May o'clock in the evening. Fol- LARGE VOLUME — LOW PROFIT burg. Florida announce the engagement Mrs. Paul Sturm of Hazel. the minutes and Mrs. Kenton Bro- work? lowing the wedding they will be at I riptun Curd, son of Mr and Mrs. Edward Curd • "Service Built Our Business" Charles aeh led the group in a song. IN LOVE home In Sem Francisco, California • Has Luncheon St Petersburg Senior High Others present were Mrs Van • • • 17 WILL PAY YOU TO SEE US ON A NEW OR U$ED CILE1 Tad bride-elect was graduated from DEAR IN LOVE: Certainly. But Lipscomb College in Nashville. Tenn, Burnett Mrs Hill Adams, Mrs. Ken- Mrs Paul Sturm. Wood's wn Ave- School and is now attending David prepare to choose between "L" and Concord High School and David neth Hopkins and son, Bryant. and nue. was hostess at a luncheon on Mr. Curd a eradiate of New your family. Illinois tinnersity of Mrs. Bathe Lawson. • • for • group of local College, is now enrolled in Southern • Girls .4u,xiliary Friday noon Ltpscomb • • • women who are in the process of Carbondale. Ill. DEAP. ABBY: My wife and I were Hears Study By fornung a Murray Chapter of the Sunday. December 24-, at the The wedding will take place on in ft downtown office building yes- P. E 0. Sisterhood, an international Florida. Sarah Farris GAs Mrs. Gordon Hunter Church of chnst in St Petersburg. terday. We got into a very crowded SPECIAL!! organization which numbers about Narita eta lleets At Home elevator. I couldn't get my arm tiP The Kathleen Jones Girls Auxil- 140.000 women among its members. my hat. so I Just left it on. iary of the First Baptist Church Friday and Saturday Mrs Robert K Wimmer and Mrs. Of Mrs. Fortune to reach it carne time to get off I was met in the hone of Mrs. Velma William R. Traces-ell Jr . from Pa- When Thanksgiving Meet Jackie Fortune entertained near the elevator door, so I just Wisehart on Monday evening at ducah, who are both presently mem- Bridal Shower For Mrs. Satoh Farris Intermediate Girls stepped • out ahead of the others. six-thirty o'clock. M r a. Wisehart bers of P. E. 0. were among the Held Held By Woodmen the Miss Stephens Auxiliary of the First Baptist Chur- not noticing if I got out ahead of and Mrs W C. Adams are counsel- Dozen Cake Doughnuts guests. Grove 126 with a homburger any ladies or not. My wife chewed ors. The next meeting of the group the Club House Circle ch at her home At Circle Grove 136 held all the way on both counts. Mrs. Gordsm Hunter was the guest will be December 14. at the home of Woodmen supper. me out A bridal !lamer. given In honor as Thanksgiving dinner at the Mur- The group also studied the leak, saying it was. tame I learned some teacher for the meeting and taught Mm. Harry Sparks. Big of Wilss'Joyee Stephens, bride-elect ray Woman's Club House with the "Mustard Seed" by Dorothy tireen manners. Well, Abby? If you're go- the mission study book. -The Laxlegren and Quart of Milk of Charles Tipton Curt, was held grove president. Mrs. Hazel Tutt, Napier with Donna Rogers, rassion ing to stick up for the women again, Difference" by Alta Lee Read The Ledger's Saturday evening, at the Woman's presiding. Opening prayer and grace study chairman, in charge. please toss this in the waste basket. Mrs. E. C. Jones, GA director, was Citib Rowe, was led by Mrs. Jessie Houston Others taking part in the el:sous- STAN present. Ciassilieds Roane. ions were Marilyn Wisehart, Pa- DE.tR STAN: Your letter is going Refreelhatents were Beard by Mrs. Following the dinner the .sPecila trout Porker. Beverly Paxton. Bee- into the newspaper—not Into the Floyd McClure and Miss Marilyn , only 600 W. •""m-' centerpiece for the table was sent ky Robertson. I:MCI& W.11oughby, waste basket! 'You were RIGHT on Wisehart to those present. Miss S. nay Re- Walker. and Wardell to Mrs. Xera Robertson in recogia- and Audrey Richardson, both counts! Common sense always Debbie Patton was a visitor. onvong with the hoRM'''''" were Milli non of her 86th birthday. Meal Glenda Pace and Cathy Converse precedes rule-of-thumb etiquette. her the and present were Judy Adam," Give StePnerLs Edward ClIrd• Robertson has been a member of nre.red GAs BAKERS DOZEN mother of the groom-Us-be. the Woodmen Circle for 53 years. Hack). icmgms was a new member. CONFIDENTIAL TO "BIG- Linda Canacly, Glenda Canady, exquisite In expressing her appreciation for Vicki Corey, Cynthia Humphreys, Both Mass Stephens and Mrs. the remembre nce. Mrs Robertson Ramona King. Kathy Lockhart. Curd were presented a cormge of BULOVA recalled some pleasant memories of Debbie Moody, Gayle Rogers, Donna DOUGHNUT SHOP white carnations. Woodmen Circle associations of the Shirley, Nancy Thurman, Martha -Goddess of S im m on s, Debbie ('hestnut Street Across from Tabers Body Shop A color scheme of pink and white past. mentioning especially two for- Starks. Celia Brenda Kay Pace, the Time" was used throughout the decors- mer National Presidents, Mrs. Mary Jones and a new member. Wait-that Bulorst noes The gift table was centered E. LaRocca. and Mrs Dora Alex- , latter being per- !ferenet" with a small pink umbrella on which ander Talley, whom she knew was attached mlniature ley of the sonally. She said that during the .„5.1(1•1".., valley sprays tied with tiny pink lifetime of Mrs Talley. she received ( bows. A china doll. dressed in pink a personal message from Mrs. Tal- voile arid lace, once beloaseng to ley every year on her birthday the maternal grandmother of the which was the mine of Mrs Tolley'. gronnoto-be. Wild placed beneath the Mrs. Robbie Paschall and Mrs. umbrella. Loretta Jobs were responsible for the colorful table decorationslatusch. An arrangement of pink glads and 'centerpiece. THANKS while mums in a Dresden bowl dec- Monthly birthday award went to orated the serving table Flanking Donna Jones and the dour pr-z,e to Int41$ the flower arrangement were match- Mrs. Paschall. sweet ing Dresden candelabra holding Following the dinner session and Watch and brace et lighted pink tapers. business, a ritualistic meellng with perfectly match- grove inspection was held. Mrs. as Renewing the 'operune of the gifts. as a kiss. A time- Golcits..:Xtird. nest Mate manager. ed refreshments were sersed by the piece of incomparable 1 7- served as inapector. made the heo eases. To all my friends and customers who have jewel precision accuraca that The charter was draped for Mrs. the J & S Service s-e .' wear with pride—always. Came prizes were awarded to Clyde Spillman, a past state preso past eighteen months as manager of 09.75/ Mr- Cleo Grogan and Mrs alton dent and past national represents- Sintion a pleasant an,)tuccessful operation. - Haland The door prize was, won by rave, who died last month at her. Mrs Robert L'srey. home in Bowling Green_ Mrs Spill- man and her husband had been1 Due to my physical condition it is.necssary for me Approximately 50 guests signed members of the Woodmen Circle Walton the register. which was kept b Miss over 55 years. Mrs Spillman never to retire from the business. On November 1st, Mr. Mans Farris missed a district or state meeting succeded me as operator of this service as long as her health would permit. 'Monk- Stallons She was known for her delis love, station. for Woodmen Curie work. 'ceremony,' During the initiation years and Murray Lumber Co. Inc. three Junior members. Fay Cole.i Having known Mr. Stallons for about 12 Donna Jones and Joyce 'Hargrove,, having worked with him in another station, I can recom- OLDEST AND LARGEST LUMBER CO. IN MURRAY were initiated into tn.- adult grove and given instructions in the work ' mend,him to you as being an honest and efficient service EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL The Grove voted to donate 1$25 I. to. the Crippled Children's Fund. 1 stati n operator. 104 East Maple St. Tel. 753-3181 Plans were made arid committees appointed for the snaial Christmas jrhe station will continue-to accept all courtesy cards dinner To be held on the second Thursday in December at the Wool- dperate with the same courtesies as in the pat. en's Club House. • • • I hope you will give -Monk- the opportunity to con- RYAN'S PERSONALS fine high Mrs. Delia Graham, Miss Dule tinue serving you at the J & S Station with the Graham. and Mrs Christine Sher- qualities of gasoline and motor oils you can buy in this man have returned hump after an eight days' motor trip It. points in region. Florida. Pointe included in their Boiled Custard itinerary were Omer Silver Springs. Tampa, Si Petersburg. and Cypreilli every one Just in time for the Holiday Season, Ryan's Gardens In St. Petersburg t he. Thanks again and best wishes to each and cousin, Boiled (7ustard will fill a number of needs for the ladies visited Mrs. Graham's Alta Dyer, festivities. Mrs. of you. check at your grocery today or have your route man deliver it for you. — WILDIE H. ELLIS -pound spring for use UP IN HIS WORK—A thousand RYAN MILK COMPANY WOUND serves as a lectern In an underground Atlas missile site Products in Chicago for Robert Wilson, inspector at Alco Murray. Kentucky springs. 1 Heights, L11. The earns plant produces Titan PAGE FIVE THE LEDGER & TiMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY FRIDAY - - NOVEMBER 22, 1963

• Answer to Y•sterday's Puzzle 18ER 22, 196? CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACOSS 41-Enthuidaarn MOMMO WORM 1-Man • UMW= 1-8trokes nieknain• WOMOMM 1r 6- Soaks 8-lath OM ROWING 0111010 8-Snatch President 1021 SIMO3M ONS 13-appellation I-Stunted AMMO NSIMISM of Aeleenaw p*F110.11 immune and Heti- 13-111••ort 10-CentarY 710401i1 IMMMAV 14-Regmiat108 plant NUM 9PISIO 15-Frolic 11-Ersina MASIUMNd NOMMI/ • • 16-Pooe for animal EIBUM portrait 18.Ex.ta MO MINIUM Chapel hietkiodiet ••••1111.L. 17-Ox of Po-Slays MOM MUMMO !4M11 be hoets to tele Celebes 22-Total UM= MOWS MO ,-- eluding taxes, interest and insur- 18-Corded cloth 13-Lamprey MMOOMU MOMMISIM i's Camp Ground be examined at the following: City 19-Corn tiara- 24-Pronoun ance. Full price $11,750. -Pail behind MOO= NOMAD the church at 7:4 Clerk's Office, City Building, Mur-( FOR SALE I live ending 25 24 iiarta LARGE HOUSE ON AN EXTRA BUCHANAN NEWS 20-ito in r+licadllu• ray, Kentucky. fa- Chicken lot at 502 S. 6th Street, has it -Tangiest • • F at the office large 24-Skidded lit-Macaw Copier/ may be obtained "A JOB WELL DONE FEEL- 39-11iae 11-The cantos' ORDER FOR XMAS FOR furnace heat, 2 full baths, 2 kitch- 26-Nuniber 31 -Lie about Legion Auxiliary PLACE YOUR City Clerk located at City Build- -Before 10-Nlephietooh- 47-Eat of mg" clean carpets with Blue Lustre. 4 blocks front downtown. '27-The urial 12 eles at the Legion cards now with your name printed, upon pay- ens, only Mrs. Howard Hinson and Mrs. 30-Grip 34-Sallor 43-AdVlintags un. ing, Murray, Kentucky Rent electric shampooer $1. Crass place to 4i-Pronoun wide selection to choose from. The If you're lueking tor a good Alton and daughter visited 33-Symbol used (colloo 50- Devoured Irk Supper. Each ment of $10.00 for each set. Any n23c Jimmy In writing $7- intractable 63-Sow 753-1916. Furniture. live and an income let us show you Tenn, over 43-Healthy 51-Wine cup bring two dishes. Ledger & lames, phone unsuccessful bidder, upon returning relatives in Hohenwald, 35-Urge On pertain • • n25ric this one. end. M.Worthless such set promptly and in good con- the week leaving NICE 3 BEDROOM MODERN NEW 3 BEDROOM BRICK WITH spent Saturday night 4 '7:5 6 7 " 8 9 to 11 wrember 30th dition, will be refunded his payment, durum,' Alton 38-Water 1 '2 3 house, with 3,acres of land, locat- wall to wall carpet in living room, parents. Mr. and Mrs. Her- buffalo ,..... Circle of the Me- and any non-bidder upon so return- with ha 29-Delight 14 5 miles North of Murray on range, family room, ceramic and sisters, Rit;a and 12 ,•...,'7.4Is 3turoh WMS vAll ing such a set will be refunded ed bert Alton, 42-Auxiliary paved road, $8,750. Also nice build- tile bath, lots of closet space, utility verb le of Mrs. Quinto DANCE $10.00. N ita. 45-Ethiopian ing lot near Stella. Phone 753-2515. and carport. This is a beautiful and Mrs. Rupert Sanders t Olive, at 2 p.m., The owner reserves the right to .Mr. title •-• FRI. AND SAT. NIGHTS n23p house and a priced to sell. Mr. and Mrs. Payton 46-Fusis 18 . •19 ' 20 • • waive ally informalities or to reject visited with 49-Connfort WE HAVE TWONICE BRIOK and Mrs. Atley Jack-, _ . ilet Church, Wom- all bads. Nance and Mr. 50-Crilf of at any or or lease. Dial '753 Siamese t.' .11 21 22 23 a his AUTOMATIC homes for rent son one afternoon last Week. aoctety will have Racla bidder mutt depoeit with NEW 22 DROWNING ."- Yale's currency 1651. ROBERTS REALTY. ielac quid Mrs. Ronald Housden "STRANGE . . 27 28 29 with Mais Luther security in the amount, form wttil 255 power Weber scope mount- Mr. C. ti-Among 24 25 bid, Williams history Prot Frederick 52-1.0hengen ,.• at MAXINE'S pro- 753-4581. n24p and daughters and Rupert at the church and subject to the conditions ed, $75.00. Phone sEgNE:r PLANO FOR SALE BY Barghoorn looks none the heroine 11 12 ' ,33 34 visited Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Sim- 51-Chines• 30 uck supper will be of vided in the Information foe Bid- Instrument Distr., Inc. after his "so r To the Aimee Mo. Musical night. worse for wear pagoda local- mons Saturday bizarre" 35 • 36 37'4 ders. LAYING HENS, 40c EACH. CALL Small payments. May be seen and strange and indeed 54-Repair . • • Mr. and Mrs. Max Wallace --1 bidders is particularly or 763-3794. Come to Orch- ly. Phase write inunediately. Mis- experience of being arrested 55-Act DANNY & THE DEMONS Attention of 753-6779 Gladys Sanders visited Mr. eagle Ks.7...".."'1‘.7 7•7•'• 39 AO 41 :boo' PTA w01 have Village, Mrs. Russia. He is 56- Sea called to the requirements as to ard Heights Laying House, Mon., souri Musical in Hampton and chil- as a spy in :•:-:‘;'' ‘1•,-; prove= and Mrs. Eugene Chaney 57-war god 45 '1 .46 47 48 ool" night (from Murray, Ky.) of employment to be ob- and Wed.. November 26, 26 5837 Chippewa, St. Loins 9, Mis- shown answering reporters' 42 43 4.4 ,. conditions Tues. dren Sunday. . O. Wrather will be to o'clock. n23c questions in New Haven. He DOWN 1 served and muumum wage rates and 27 between 1 and 4 souri. Tolle Clayton have 51 T. Mr. and Mrs. activity. 49 :*.-156 . be paid under the contract. n.24c and denied any spy 1-Young Located Paris Landing sold their farm to Mr. Stewart salmon bidder may withdraw his bid :•:,:'53 34 No 6 ROOM FRAME HOUSE. 2 room have bought a house in Puryear. 2-Century 52 ... actual date plant •:.:. Tennessee within 34) days after the INTERNATIONAL -M E T R0 upstairs, full basement, visited Jerry Blaske 1956 apartment, Jimmy Alton 1-11.11ri•ig 55 57 of the opening -hereof. van type body. -pc. hying room General Hos- Sunday November 23. They have al- 4.Wtaken _ • _ 1145-11-4 or 3398-J panel, duel wheel, gas heat, 19,000. 2 Sunday in the Paris LITate. 11-23-63 G.E. ready received pretty Birthday cards 5-Item of 24. 1963 Defoe panel, 10', insulated, van suit, $15.00, lounge chair $5.00, pital. property Distr. by 1:n.ted Feature Syndicate, Inc. n:22c souvenirs from their sister and Holmes Ellis, Mayor type body. 1963 GMC 10 insulated TV set $45.00, 9'x12' rug $20.00, mir- The Little Misses Nita Gay and situ who ase in New- ltc Herman body, has self contained ror $3.00, metal bed Airings, $5.00, Rita Kay Alton are looking forward brothes-in-law foundland. refrigerated unit, dual a heel. 1955 electric blanket $750. dinning room to their 6th birthday'which will be Divoc insulated van type 6' body. e t $26.00, Frigidaire refrigerator - -- by Don Sherwood H has range $66.00, DAN FLAGG ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS 1967 GMC insulated 9' body, $35.00, apt. size electric refrigerated u fl.1 1, chairs $6.00, 1950 Plymouth 1 self contained table-2 LIKE YOU, MR. 00006E, NE 15. THE Al.TITUCT II WE MUST TAKE CARE YOUR aUESTS Project No, APw-ky-206G wheel. See W. B. McCuiston, 33,1.100 miles $400.00 Can be SLEEPING ROOM FOR COLLEGE dual teeneu FLY NOW 00 NOT OVER- EXERT. THEY FATHER OF MY RANCEE is AFFECTING MY EARS Kentucky 753- n22c co€5 City of Murray, boy. 1606 Miller Ave.Phone 753-5962 Ryan Milk Company, phone seen at 306 S. 3rd St. TO THE ARE NOT ACCLIMATED. A GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL. Of THAT Separate sealed bids for Street hn- 1123p 3012. n23c PIAMCelAitY EDEMA IS, FRONTIER HE IS IN OUR MINISTRY OF CHOPPER SOUND • • EXTREME AS BAD AS I gwovenvents (Ctrcarama Subdivision) NEW CAUSED BY DEFENSE ;BEAUTIFUL, WELL BUILT, AND EXPOSURE. for City of Murray, Kentucky will ALTITUDE Iron I brick veneer three bedroom house, BECAUSE Of LACK OF received by City Clerk at the WOOD HEATER, be NICE DUPLEX. UNFURN- USED ASHLEY I large kitchen, bath, genefous build- 010ISEN, THE LuNGS City Clerk until 9:30 o'clock Cull 489-2495. n23p kr, DEF. office of ed spirtment, 3 rooms and bath, without jacket. ins and closets, living room. carport RU. UP WITH FL.L.015. riN C.S.T.1 December 5. 1963, and VICTIM CAN OE IN (A.M.. lictric heat. Call :53-3699 n23c with storage. Storm windows, elec- 'De A MATTER OF HOURS 14 YOU then at raid office publicly opened shade. Near tric heat. Afternoon BROUGHT DOWN and read aloud. NICE 3 BEDROOM BRICK HOUSE. IF NOT shopping center and schools. Claude TO LOWER ALTITUDES! 4:764 tOFIT nice quiet stzeet, near grocery. 2 BEDROOM DUPL.STRICTLY on a L. Miller, Real Estate, phones: 753- The information for Bidders, Form storm windows Modern, newly decorated, electric Has electric heat, 753-3069. n22e of Bid. Form of Contract. Plans, s 5064 and CAM west cm Lynn Orove and doors, air conditioned, ha DR MED of Bid heat, xt mile Specifications. and Forms transfer. Road, adults. WA per month. CaIl F.H.A. loan that owner will Bond and Performance Bond may tire 818.08 per month in- 753-3987 rt22c raymenta-- _ Den 1 Pack 37 Hold Meeting

Den I' Pack 3'7 of the Cub Scouts by Charles !IL Schulz of Robertson School met in the PEANUTS® 1 Mrs. Rich- home of the den mother, ard Armstrong, November 19. WHO TOOK Ake PONCHO?! The pledge to the flag was led iT5 RAVN*61 I CAN'T GO by Denner David Morris. The Cub TO 5,-,NOCL.N THE RAIN irnats Scout promise and law of the pack LOITH06.7 we PONCHO! ItUAT RAS RAPPt:NED 'back with Katharine Mason- good leve!-hen'-1 71r1 fird 'was repeated by the den. had mb Pato Loibelon who was looking a trifle sur- to help un-" and he Assistant Delmer Andy Armstrong calmed a reputation •Il around the Mika in Glenda), Calif., ati• child prised--and introduced her. telling her about Paul. showed the den how to make two with • an overpowering eurloosty• -Well, of course, anything • • knots in ropes. Pant a precirim-loti• snooper and go,. lk Sip, watched 'goings and comings of can do." she said. "We were all DUNNO," said Gorden C:ca:- The Den worked, on the skit for all the neighbor fainibet and often 59 shocked about Paul-an aw- nell. "He never wattled la the Peek meeting which is held on drooped in nooses. unmake* Ss dia- \na l:MRS what he saw. It seemed An ful thing!" go down those placer any tim2 the fourth Tuesday of each month. charatber for Paul to Save wondered Varallo waited for O'Connor with me." He kept his gazi un Keeper of the Buckskin wh•it was inside a Street excavation and to have clInMeri down it inquis- to explain; O'Connor said noth- the floor. Stanley Scott itively. That was where his holy ing. Varallo looked at him. "Del you see Paul any I" by Ernie BashroWer wam found hours aft.., his failure to rt•turn nome had heen reported to O'Connor was staring at Katha- on Saturday, Gordon?" NANCY tcll C. l)vtg•tlie Vic Varallo. who rine absorbedly, looking pleased Varallo. knew Paul's habits from personal startled at find- The boy shook hi3 hc-.1 MISS -- EN e, went meout combing the and delightedly OH, neighborhood for clues to what ing this in these dusty, plebeian out speaking. boy. WHAT'S YOUR really happened to the f..iaaaal. Hiv‘M--- A NEW Apparently. Cu was last seen surroundings. O'Connor leaned NAME ? •live. • kitten in his arms .at five Well, well, thought Varallo, "Did Paul ever say shaai. ti GIRL IN TOWN pm Varallo ha^ come to the con- 7 LADIES I-1OP i•lualon Paul sea murdered and amused: and not Charles s type, you about anyboc:y made to appear the victim of an ac- either. But there war that say• this neighborhood? 1",i I. con- ADMITTED 'orient after dark An autepry don t eca Body Shop firmed the boy was killed by a blow trig about variety. He explained near where he cid, on the head. all over again, and Katharine The boy t00% an I. -- said, "Oh, I see. Of course I'll him one trivol.irta7, FREE CHAPTER 11 be glad to help." fore dropping his eyes .1- • .1 TODAY IT WAS a fairly new school, • In 103, Varallo looked at the glance compound- i 1 with a large playground. Vic miniature desks and resigned merit and fear. Ea sh..:alt Varallo and Lieutenant O'Con- himself to standing. Katharine head. nor went into the main build- smiled. "Just • minute, we'll "You'd been pinyine vvith e* ing and immediately felt awk- ' find some human-sized chairs. some, though, the last mar;`i 4 ward. I if one of you-" There were a or so? What kind of thinga t;:d A-, Everything, In keeping' with couple in the next room: Varallo he talk about to you'?" Fv7-211 modern thet.ry, was graded in carried them In. O'Connor just Gordon made a vague res'ur^. -AK ••••• size to the size of the majority stood. watching Katharine fatu- "Gee, I-just things- I dunr.o. tov F•••••• of the inhabitants. Feeling about ously, very obviously approving School, and that." • nine felt high in comparison to of everything about her. They '''exchanged imeatlent biarvA the desks In an empty class- -Charles!" said Varallo loud- glances. Kids-how did you gat by Raebarr, Wan room they passed. Varallo led ly. 'Were there some questions to them? Katharine said, "Gar. 41RRIE AN' SLATS the way diwn to Where a sign we wanted to ask Miss Mason?" don.' Her ere was level th JUST A PLACE NELL,YOU. CAN BUNK WITH MY said Principal's Office. O'Connor woke up and gave she was still white-' r - TO LAY MY WEARY DAUGHTER SUE, LITTLE He even paler than "A dreadful tragedy," said Katharine his best smile. skin SOUNDS LIKE SOME CID ISONES, OLD LADY. AND PROM the principal, a Mr. Harwell. He took her arm and storred her know about this ANIMAL SCRATCHING ) STRANGER.! THE LOOKS C' YOU, ade the harAmed to Pam. Tee 07., was a portly bald man with a unnecessarily to a chair. "I that ON THE POOR! ---t7 A SQuARE MEAL are 3ervice benign expression: he looked think 90. You look like a sensi- cers have to find out how • AIN'T (3C)IN' T' to pun- from O'Connor to Varallo with ble girl, Mise- -Mason, as well why. They aren't rolig DO YOU NO HARM Thee 'aCtant of bewilderment "But I as- ,So 11 going to ask you ish anyone‘kg_anyahing. AT ALL .' tinow the truth confese I can't Imagine whY to keep to yourself everything just want to • 7" you want to see, his teacher, or about this little interview. Did you see Pam on Satun:ay stolidly. for me -It was on Saturday that is-" O.K.?" "No," said Gordon find "We haven't aline figured out "Why-all right_ But why-" "Are you sure? They'll Walton lying, ,you know.* just how it happened," said She drew back from him a little, out If you're nervously. "1 service O'Connor noncommittally. "We'd from the very masculine aura Gordon smiled honest." And he like to, if we can. And it could that surrounded him. Varallo dint see him, gave O'Con- be that some of the boy's watched, interested-it was the raised his head and limpid too:: friends Can tell us something. first time he'd seen O'Connor nor a clear direct eyes. Berry to disrupt your routine in action. from his dark ars and go hae!c "Fine." O'Connor beamed at "All right-you can ,I., U 5 .0 •' • here. but-" Syn.do•.•.• her. "Now, let's see-" He drew to class." Katharine looked at C.. 'NI by L.1;•••1P•••••• recom- "Oh, of course, any coopera- up his own chair close. "School them and shrugged as he tvem Uon we can give--but 1 don't-" service te just started a couple of weeks out in a hurry. "We don't seem "Well, you see," said Varallo, back, didn't it?" to be getting much, do we?" a by Li Cann "sometimes kids this age get "Three weeks, yes." O'Connor smiled fondly at shy with po- ABNER ;Antic nervous and "Mmh. This Is the first year her for the "we." LIL' up lit- lice officers, lie to cover you had Paul Brandon in your They had seen six boys who, ly cards the Ue things. And probahly class?" by what the father and Kathar- 'CACKLE!' „ ,t. teacher would spot that where "Yes, It was. I liked hint, a ine said, had been Paul's close.tt STATION we might not" them, Pat Emmett nice boy, and- pala. Two of WICH-TV. SNOSR144-1EAN11. "Oh, well, of course weowant "Ye. Did be talk much to and Kevin Crandall, had seea cOtl- HAS A to to cooperate-" Mr. Harwell you? I mean, about things him on Saturday morning - SLOW NM UP.r.r He the civa CLOSED ne high still looked a little puzzled. other than schoolwork and so they'd all been down at opened the office door. "Miss on?" swimming pool-but not anal CIRCUIT in this • Edwards, look up Paul Bran- "I don't know-It's no near lunch. They sounded as if th..-y VIEW OF don's record, will you-whose the beginning of the semester. were telling the truth. Who THE RACE, class was he in?" I hadn't really got to know him could say about the other four? of They were self-conscious, FOR-ITS "It was Miss Mason's, Mr. very well yet-any them. LIDDERy_ Harwell -Katharine-Mason." But I don't remember that he'd questioned by big-as-life police- ery one "It you'll just wait here a ever said much of anything to men like on TV. they wriggled SPECAL Raiment, gentlemen-" Mr. Har- me-except about his school- and stammered. Well, gee, Paul AUDI-' --hat just talked a bout ordinary well trotted out of the office. work. I don't understand EN CE, "Use an empty classroom," do you mean?" things. No, sir, I never heor,1 him say- No, sir, e-never i.. said Varallo. "More informal at- "You just remember yo▪ ur mosphere. Kids can be tricky to promise now and don't repeat him all day Saturday- No, Sit, handle." O'Connor, agreed. Anti this," said O'Connor, "but then I durum what you mean. • presently Mr. Harwell came I know you won't, you're a (To Bs Continued Tomorrow)

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PAGE BM Tali LEDGER & TIMES — NIFRRAT, IKENTFCKT FRIDAY - NOVEMBER 22, 1963 Vanderbilt Is -N4 Football Season Pick To Win BowlingHigh School Champions Will Be Saturday Murray Merchant's League Ends With Game .,Ilege Barber 1.2le Bone Wry 31 17 Decided In By DUREN CHEEK Play During Weekend Collegiate 27a 20'., by 6 l'nited Pee International United Press International tun Lafayette in e e t i zi g Caldwell be favored to capture the state tale in which they held the phenomenal eaperior 26 23 NASHVILLE lel Vanderbilt is tigC,Lnurith yt. at Princeton, both games Thanksgiving night on Stoll Field Herbie Phelps scoreless for the only Tsylor Motors 22 26 If everything goes the way its' a touchdoen tay °rue to sin its first t Ler in et Lei : - e in his high school career. With Western Racket Popcorn . 22 36 ,- eeseip to la Kentucky high school football game of the season Satur- In Class A, Paris will play at It shapes up as a test of Lafayet- Jahneeres Grecery 21 27 'otteill semifinals this day when it meets George Washing- weekend. Ft . i h Friday night Crittenden Le's ant ck, len by halfback Talmo' Paris will depend on an aerial Murray Hm. & Auto ton University of the Southern Con- 19 29 Tham.s Highlands will meet Lex- C oun t y at Shelbyville Saturday Borg. against a stout Caldwell Coun- atack against Lynch, and it had Merray State College sill end its foto:ale Ledger & Times ,nsiton the fteeers are 5-4 in ference. 19 29 I ifayette for the state Class n.giieth.:yi Defeese anchcred by guard Kerry better be a good one The Grey- ',bell seas on against all games and 3-3 in the Murree' Wheleaal• 18 30 ^ a title and Shelbyville Western OVC. Kickoff for the intersectioaal con- will play Nothing New Curling' and tackle Tom Atwood. h ands' 32-37 victory over Elkhorn Kentucky at Bowling Green Setur- Beating Whopper, Top Ten Lynch the however, eat is 1:30 p.m. CST. for the Class A crown on Reaching the semifinal round is I Statistics Vital City in the Class A Region III title dey. and the Racers trust win to would be monumental Bobby Wale Thanksgiving a task. They The -game is the next to the last 179 Day no novelty for Highlands or Lynch.1 Crittenden County. like Cumber- game hints they'll have trouble neve a maning season both merall ere being hailee by 'everyone as the Jerry ,Tort • of the'season for Vandy. and coach 177 On the other hand, if everything They've done it every' year since land.'gained the semifinals by the Mg the running of Lynch fullback and in the Ohio Valley Cunference bet Western team in Jim Ellis history, have Jack Green hopes the date will be le7 had gone the way it was supposed the playoffs started, but each had; statistic- route. outfiguring Murray Lowell Flanary. eournled a record Jimmy ROille of 8-0-1. have lucky. The Commodores' last win 176 te go up to new, Shelbyville would- more trouble doing it this season , in the course of a 14-14 tie. sailed through Hub Dunn Paris is built around halfback their OVC schedule .vas a 20-0 deceseon over Tulane in 173 n't even be in the seraifinal round ,han ever before. Oroost George Hodge Shc•byvi.le Bibby Markham, who gamed 137 withcut chillenge, and will the next to the last game of the 173 and neither would at least four Highlands, in has what appears to fact, suffered two, yards in 29 carries and made 12 Coach Of Week probable be united to play: in the 1912 season. 1, Vernon Riley 172 -if the be a mediocre 8-5 record --- but the other contenders -- Caldwell defeats -- one by Lafayette and one Tangerine they Satur- Bin Wyatt is. five defeats were defensive tackles against Elkhorn Bowl if win Veatierbiles best efforts so far 171 count y. Cra t end en Counts, Cum- by Campbell County The latter at the hands of day 'Stephen Curry • Class AA opponents, City. hive been tied against Kentucky 171 berland and Paris the only game the Bluebirds have and the Red As if this were not enough tn 1. J Hendon 170 Devils are unbeaten in their eight Wins First In e-01 .in Tulane 10-10). but Green One state championship game is lost in olees AA Region II C0111- Lynch won state titles In 1969 :heir flavor. Murray appears to be High Team 3 Games Class A games. •, has repeatedly scrambled his per- scheduled for tonight. when Jef- petition since it began five years, and 1960, lost to Murray in the the nudst of a Omni) The Racers -Lomel in hopes coming Superior 2f e5 408-2973 ferson County champion ego. of up with Waggener That Includes a regional final 1961 title game and to Versailles in ha.e lest two straight games to t winning outatanition College Barb :1539 288-2927 end Louisville Even 18 Games City kingpin Male so. Highlands is favored to victory' over Old Kentucky Home, last year's championship tilt. Middle Tennessee Murray Hnc a nd Northeast Sophomore Dit Yid Wailer this & Auto 2347 551-2902 High match unbeaten, untied rec, win tonight over a Cumberland Odlesourt arid the latter game High Team Game in 'Leek was promote a to No. 1 quarter- refs far the state Class AAA thrine team that took a 32-7 trounehing • ndraed in their worst performance aick tor his delibtren field general- Superior 873 136-1009 Peirerounds Stadium in its opener from RichmorMadi- Be EDWARD J. elelitLE ,f the year. according to Don Collegiate Coach .rep aeninst Tulane. He engineered 903 99-1002 Male is favored, partly because son, then won eight gar s and tied See and Drive The United Press Internetionel eeee College Bar toe longest march of the season and 897 96- 993 no county team has won the Triple- two. WINSTON-SALEM. N lee — C Of even more concqn to the Mur- ran High Ind. 3 Games for the touchdown which tied A troohy since the playoffs began One of toe ties was a.1-7 struggle Last year, midway in an all-los.ng ray coaches is the eWlapse of .the Jones, J 610 51-661 1964 PONTIAC score. in 1959 Valley came within a single ith Jenkins in the Region aseation, the steriers body of. Wake . Reccr runn:ng game In their last Wade, B 589 48-631 IV MI Guepe Jr ..son of the former point last year, however. and tray find-s. but Forest College marched• on thrteloot- three outings they have netted Hargrove. T the Redskins got the only Vanderbilt coach and one of the 572 63-635 insider Waggener t he strongest at Latimers New and Used Cars coactes home — cheered nun to et-amnia', berth because they piled 18 yards on the ground-15 against eest blockers on the team probably High Ind. Game football team ever produced by a up a statesucal superiority in th,. the echo and gave him a scroll Arkansas State. -19 against Meddle Jones. J '244 17-361 see action at both right and 1. fferson County school. game. '61 CHEVY indicating their support of him Tennessee. and 22 against Northeast Daherty. R 311 :eft halfback. Guepe's 43-yard run M-254 62 FORD 2-Dr. Rise, auto t. Last Thursday. although the Wake efissowe Dunn H =3 18-241 The Class AA semifinal play-off Two on a reverse was Vandy's big play unbeaten, untied teams clash 4-Dr, S,ed Galaxie radio & H, white as Forest learn had 18 straight Misses . The Racer passing game has tak- ,chedule has Cumberland play at in a the wont* drive aeeeinat Tuiane. the Wetaern class AA semifinal 500 AT P-S radio & • for the larwest mayor college Wising en Ft an elephant up some of the slack, but the George Washineton, elach feat- Magic Tri League Thomas Highlands and Lexitoie at Princeton, and the winner 1011 1 streak in the nation. 1.200 students team's offense is baily rallweles heater WSW tires hobbled ures a fleshy Oil nl.,X but appears . 35 9 terned out to watch a practice ses- The 1504 miles spare tire teams defense. which was top, eeak defensively, is 2-6 for the Murray Beauty Shop _ 32 _ Ili '60 CHEVY sion and again their show support in the oc.riferenee for five games. a Tret ngle Inn 30a 13, never been used the Impala 4-dr. HT Last Saturday Wake Forest trailed n-s also slipped badly. and since The Colonials are sparked by tail- Mertin Oilettes 29a We most beautiful ear Nil rower and air- by. two hdowns at hilt .les.t time has given up MOM' than baek 1.3.ck Dratr.mond and quarter- Tidwella ._ r 17 in the world. conditioned But then the demon Deacons 350 yards a game Mary L'Ill'S Jack lvice Holland a-ho have pro- 25 19 came back to beat South Carelina, Western, on the other hand leads Gleedel Reaves 18 26 MSC duced many long yardage plays for Opens Cage '60 CHEVY - 20-19 in one of the most amazing the OVC in both offense 337.5 av.i Roe land's 16 28 teuchdowns. Picklio Truck upsets of the 1963 season For that and defense 164$. '62 CHEVY 4 ton - i Drununond has gained 476 yards pe,...,,,.•, conquest, Bulk and for just plain courage Nevertheless. Bank 2-Dr. Bel air radio the Pacers will have reshmg this sea, ,n and has a col- of Murray 12 v under f.re Coach Billy Hildebrand a things Boone's '58 CHEVY Impala few in their favor. The laze mirage of 4.8 yards a carry. 12 23 H sharp of Weke Forest today was named Western B V-8, ruff% Steering, game is always the one Hellard is ranked second best passer ete Ridge 11 33 Season In Less by United Prete International col- they most want to win and it has n the nation with 1.296 varde on 98 Top Ten 348 PowerGlide, lege football's, "Coach of the Week." at come doubly important this year a.avaletlans in 190 throws. Murrelle Walker 155 '61 CHEVY white, red interior ILIdetrand. a former star at latis- ..ecetese of the HOltappers fine rec- Vandy arid George Washington ',Vitale Naace 152 S1.711) as a tack seen.= State and assistant ccach Impala 2-Dr. HT erd Coach Shelton sem that he -lave met on the gridiron only once Betty Riley 152 9t Minneeota. never was one of thinks his teem could etm if they. .a-fore. !ri 1934 The Commodores Orly Parker 151 Than Two radio & H auto. t. '57 PONTIAC the Mang coaches goes Weeks who a- e.:ai.ed an ir.speted game ,ind KA theme LaN that won. 7-6. 149 WSW black as a crow round letting on that it doeene real- the Racers' 4-Dr. HT, red as a spirit in practices this Vanderbilt closes its 1963 season Shirley We de 149 ly matter. etc. etc He always fox tail ..inade i.eek indicated they might do just'In Knexville Nov. Burlene Brewer 146 30 against South- With leae than two weeks left'shows promise of breaking into the it plain he detsain. "it's a huMeliat- Jove Rowland 146 eastern Conference rival .Tennessee. 0, fore their op: ring game with Mc-1 starting lineup uhich wrrild give mg debasing and frustrating thing Murray should be in top physic-al Doris Garland 146 - rentiree College. the Murray State; the teem the extra hesht 'A has to have your team beaten on a condition for the game with only Aran. Hine 144 Ralph Latimer trisketball teem still has lots of so badly needed the Iant two eie football need end Bobby Chapman, still limping FIGHT RESULTS neverly Wyatt 144 nceritreted work to do before they and John Narnciu and Gene le e "Losing is eke having the living from a knee injury in the opening by United Press International !Sift,‘e Ernsteeireer 144 are ready for a game. according to dleton, starters last year es sopa heart ete aut of you he said during came, a doubtful participant SYDNEY. Australia IN -- Hockey High Team Game with H. Ceich Cal Luther. Motor mores, have improved steadily Sales the mat -ended streak of digester Probable starters will be TOM Cos, Co a-Ilan. 112 . A ustr ilia, out - lciwella 849 171-1020 A nes e! nuisance injuries plus All your plans hopes and ambitions LE Pete Moore, LT. John Wheeler. painted Ray Perez. 113a. Honolulu High Team Three Games with He. Dial 498-2812 Hazel, Ky. a more serious one to guard Al l ScOtt Schlosser, three-year ve• are cLisLed in !rent of thousands LG. Neil Hayties, C. Dick Berry. Caldwell's 2318 513-2831 Varnas have slowed the Racers eon- cram nnd third leading scorer ''•r Mog people don't have that heart. RG: Jam Biggs, RT. Jerry Gran- ---- High Ind. Game with He. .1111.11MONIOMMENIMMINI siderably in getting ready for the the Racers last year, fine :a.... their plane laid for peblec view. :hate RE, Tony Inoravant:. teB. WOR.CHESTER. Mass th Hec- Jcy J >amen 227 3'7-264 ✓ fine part of their schedule which, eslker. sixth man for the Racers Coaches do Charlie Forrert. LB ; John Bryant, tor Rodnquee, 12/a, Providence, R. High Ind. series with He. Includes 8 games in trim then two Ir.,' season are both having 4onci "It's not easy. you know. for the RH - and Tommy Glover FB I outponted Tommy Hayden, 127, Carolvil Lee 529 114-643 weeks. two of which are with pow- falls. Luther says that Walker coaches and players to s go around Nc-a Bedford. Mass. 410. High Ind. Series Scratch Florae-ante who rewritten erful 'Bradley and Dayton. one of the most improved men smiling joking and keeptng a stiff has -- — Judy Parker EveryLof'v 7As :.. .ILitg .531 paesing reourdie Murray "We have only 12 men on our the seuad and that Schlosser's spirit upper lip he summed up fur both LOS ANGELESut — Paul Rojas varety squadO Luther said, "and end huole make him a valuable Now. that the ordeal is over. Hil- Ill San Pedro, calif outpointed when we have two or three players team member debrand regarded/le wIn over South Fl.rgto Gomez. 133. Mexico City out, it wrecks our carahria as the greatest tlu.ng that's SCHOLASTIC RASKETB %LI. .10•. practice sessiora." Although About FIGHT IS SET the Racer squad is small, It!! ' Although most of the injuries have happened in his career SCORES members are well matched which kept players from action for only "Pound for pound. man for man. by United Press International TO MISS G.a.VIE NE'w YORK 1.1it — Stan Harring- has made scrimmages and drills a day or two. Varrias ha.s been out I ihotwela this was the greatest Earlingtem Million 40 moNTRAk..1., Right winger ton of Honolulu will meet Garl'end 1nghlv competitive Making up the for 10 dsys with a sprained ankle THE NEW 'effort. I've beer associated with.' Henderson Holy Name 39 .2 otsi Bel Hoke of the Montreal Cana- Rip Randall of Dallas in a nate:It:al- reserves are veterans Butch Hill Luther avid that he continued to he said "We had lost 18 strabrht ellen County 57 Alvation 37 liens will mess Sendao.s National ly-televised 10-round fight at Madi- Bob Goebel. Bennie Goheen. and be plea-cod by the desire ind effort and were down two touchdowns at Brecianndge Training 59 Hockey League game in Chicago be- son Square Garden on Nov. 29. Mark Graham and sophomore of his eeam, particularly that of the the half, then held them to one Carter City 58 cause of a badly twisted knee Hicke ' Harrington is substituting for Jose Lawrence. upperclassmen. Jim Jennings, tare • yard (total offense, in the second Providence 11.2 Fredonia 24 flew home to Toronto Thursday for Stable of Cuba, who was forced to all-OVC is 12 half. It was tremendous." Butler County 79 Drakesboro 75 treatment. pounds heavier this After the McKendree game th. BAR withdraw because of an infected jaw. -AIR-VAC season than last and his shooting Ricer meet in quick succession and rebounding have been excep- Oe let home, Bradley. A rka nsa, state. tionally good. Chattanooga Central Missouri. West Stewart John.sor. toe sophomore. No More Texas State. and Dayton. Loose, Itchy Hair: MURRAY Drivel!' Theatre' No Hair On Face - Clean,-Quick Open 6.00- • Stan 6.45 Fraley Combines As your hair is cut a vacuum whisks it away FRIDAY & SATURDAY * 2 ('OOL ONES! Open 5:00 p.m. Fri. • 10:30 am Sat. • 1:00 p.m. Sun. forever and - !NM prevents it from falling down your neck. Pero TODAY & SATURD-A-1 * AND ACTION:, Wins And Poetry cLig se" metlan.• tit .rra. ewer. Wil,,Eftwi 1 IIIIGT.EKLLN ot By OSCAR FRALEY 4ledo. Cincinnati over Miami, Ohio MOTHERS .. . IS% Ili United Press International University over Marshall, Dayton NEW YORK ,tiPt — Fraley's folliest Over ,Kent State and Xavier over Just drop your children by while Y•ou go shopping & .1? and weekend WoRierfil , nelz• .;)?.TAl! the football "winners't Bowling Green with the new Bar-Air-Vac you won't . 7JF have to this --eking with a bit of homemade! The West :091! bathe them after each haircut. tobeY0I1111r. 1Z14767.6a, poetry. yet. USC over UCLA — Hope they • BOYS Game of the Week this off-course betting 111BIAPI.E•1 V.:. 'C'..;',..-11: :%11101 I -4'• • Michigan State over Illinois -- Stanford over California -- Beats e 4010;i4Er ''...S C.TrOf.---: ' State is a six-point favorite and gets beme trampled in race track set- • TECriliiCOLC-R. eal it 1_1, • " an edge defensively. With a Rase tings Bowl berth in thelialance, a hard- Washington over LARGE PARKING s * MGM ( OLOR sr, Washington AREA - • * timed defensive unit should be able State — Go to the track and you to move them all the way to Pasa- are Drive in to our lot * SUNDAY • MONDAY • TUESDAY * CARTOON t# in trouble. behind the building, from dena. Oregon over Oregon State — A Main or North 15th Street. The East tout knocks you off the daily dou- zaer,. Pitt over Penn State — Cassius ble. - • — 7 FREE PUPPIES SATURDAY — Clay is a mouthy fellow. • Also: Air Force over Colorado Princeton over Dartmouth—Hint- Oolorarti State over Brigham Young,, FOUR To be Given to Lucky Ticket Holders at end of ing Sonny may be somewhat yel- San Jose State over Pacific and EXPERIENCED BARBERS low. Utah State over first complete show Saturday. Get your Utah. 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