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United Press International IN OUR 114th YEAR Murray, Ky., Thursday Afternoon, October 10, 1963 MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. LXXX1V No. 240 300 FOOT WALL OF WATER HITS VALLEY Bicycle Rider Is H. L. Tidwell Is Hurricane Toll Expected To Struck By Auto Meeting Of Injured Yesterday BULLETIN Over 3,000 People Die In Italy The condition of Danny K. Hop- By Corn-Picker BeAC'KPOOL. England tie — Leave Death Toll Of 9,090 kins who was struck by a car last Forestry Prime Minister Harold Macmillan As High Dam Collapses night is reported to be satisfactory H. I. Tidwell, age 44, farmer of announced in a letter to Foreign • by the Murray Hospital authorities. Alma route one is at the Murray Secretary Lord Home today he MIAMI rem — Hurricane did no napkins. age 13, was hit as Hospital suffering from a severe dozers we can get our hands on." Flora, damage to the U. S. missile he Group Held would not be able to lead the By ALDO TRIPPINI leaving a death toll that may ex- tracking station on the island. 200 was riding a bicycle from Mulberry hand injury. Details of the accident conservative party at the next Working parties already had un- ceed 9,000 and damages of nearly miles southeast of Nassau. Street onto South 11th Street. are not known, but Mr. Tidwellas unreal election. LONGARONE, Italy lee — More covered scores of bodies, almost all $500 million, churned rapidly today The killer Hurricane opened its Charles E. Hale who was driving The monthly meeting of the Cal- hand was injured in a corn-picker than 3.000 persons were feared to- of them naked. Police explained toward eventual death in the At- death-dealing foray by smashing his car south on 11th Street struck loway Co. Forestry Committee was accident. day to have been swept to their that the tremendous force of the lantic Ocean. the tiny island of Tobago off the the boy as he darted In front of held Tuesday night at 7:30 p. m. He was admitted at 2:50 yester- Mathemetics Group deaths when a massive landslide miter had ripped off any clothes Forecasters said the twister's 115 northern coast of South America him Hale said he stopped Immed- in the forestry office on 4th Se dee to the Murray Hospital for To Hear Speaker poured a 300 foot-high wall of wa- they had been wearing. mile per hour peak winds posed no early last week, but caused the iately after the boy was hit. Chairman John Edd Scott introdue- treatment and observatiOns. Efforts ter over a dam unto the sleeping It was likely that many of them being made to threat to land but would push gale most damage in a swipe over Haiti Injuries to Hopkins who is the ed a letter on tree planting which are save the hand On Friday, October 11, the Ma- villages of an Alpine valley. already were in bed when the dis- thus far no winds and heavy surf against the and Cuba. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hop- was sent to landowners in the coun- and amputations have thematics Council of the First Dis- Millions of tons of water spilled aster struck. made. British resort island of Bermuda to- HaiLan Health Minister Girard kins, 223 South llth Street. are re- ty by the local AEC Cornittee. This berm trict Education Association is hav- over the lip of the dam Wednes- Piero Dalmin, a construction s condition was listed as Say. Phillippeaux has estimated 2,500 ported to be a fractured pelvis bone letter encourages people to parte- artio sates- ing a luncheon at 12:15 in the cafe- day' resht, poured into the valley, worker from Longarone who spent ry this morning. 31 Headed on a northeast course at perssns are dead or missing in the and laceretions on the left leg cipate in the tree planting program. t teria of College High School. wiped ma villages, and caught tho- the night away from home, return- 25 in. p h Flora was located at storm' path and another 2,500 pos- City Policemen Martin Wells and A general discussion was held w The Council, in asseciation with mends in their beds. The effect of ed this morning to try to find his midnight ,EDT.) near latitude 27.0 sibly killed. CARE international re- Hardy Kelso covered the accident. concerning a wood chip mill for sister, Maria. 1.•mmmElk the Murray State College Mathe- the hied-slat into the reservoir be- north, longitude 67.0 west, or 400 lief agency estimate e100 million in this area, and the trips the commit- matics Department, has asked Dr. hind he 'lain was like that of a Couldn't Find Home miles south-southwest of Bermuda property loss. tee has taken to Calvert City, Ky , ynn Grove "I can't even find our home," he Leland L. Scott, of the University stone cisorped into a teacup. "She's not dead yet," said a Mi- While only 22'7 deaths have been Tainms. Ill., and Marion, Ky. The of Louisville Mathematics Depart- The dam itself was not collapsed said. -There is nothing left, not ami forecaster, "but I would say announced by the Communist gov- Brownfield T0 group voted to continue this project H ment to address the group immed- by the rushing water, but a part of even a landmark I can recognize" maybe two days. then the cold air ernrnent radio in Cuba, radio re- and collect more data on costs. onor Roll iately following the luncheon. Its crest on the right side crumbled He said he doesn't know what hap- will her' kill ports monitored in Miami indicat- Fire Guard Wade Roberts was • Dr. Scott received his PHD from under the shock of the wave The pened to his sister. Flora. one of the most devast- ed that 4,000 student workers are called on to discuss problems con- R the University of Illinois, and was concrete structure, highest arch dam For miles downstream, bodies ating storms of the 20th century, mining in the island's eastern Move From ntednected with fire prevention. The e eased awarded a grant from the Ford In the world. -held firm except for were being found buried in a angle Snide her last strike at land Wed- mountains which the storm lashed committee decided more news ar- Foundation for advanced study at the minor damage along the top, of mud, rocks and uprooted trees nesday morning, passing over the for four days without letup. ticles and- radio announcements the University of California. He has although officials first had believed At one point there were more than island of Mayaguana in the south- The students were apparently Paris Bank were needed. They felt it would be The Lynn Grove Honor Roll has participated in the planning and that it had collapsed rind hurled 100 dead cows. eastern Bahamas A Haitian emman trying to save the coffee crop when appear- more effective if names of indi- been released for the first six weeks development of several modern ma- the water into the valley. To complicate matters. it -vas drowned when his dingy over- the storm struck. viduals, and locations of farm* were of study The names and-grades are thematics programs in use today. The disaster was triggered by ed the danger of deadly cyanide had cried The U. 8. Weather Bureau says included in the announcements. as follows: Dr. Scott is onespf the country's the landslide that plopped into the been added to the tragedy of the Reports said 83 in. p. h. winds damage caused to crops and pro- Ray B. Brownfield. civic lead- Vice-Chairman Nona Young in- First grade—the teacher doesn't foremost mathematicians, and is reservoir behind the 860-foot Vo- flood. wreaked some crop damage and perty in eastern Cuba will total er in Paris and warned people Henry County for troduced four members of the New think is advisable to name first one of the twenty-five professors jont Dam at 1043 p. in. 5:43 p. m. The Italian Radio blew away a shop and dock, but several hundreds f millions seven years, has out for the dollars. resigned his posi- Concord 4-H Forestry Club who grade honor roll for the first six in the United States who serve as (EDT, Wednesday. In -the area to watch 9c tion as executive vice president of had completed the required years consultants and traveling lectures The force of the landslide was possible poisoning of the water. It weeks. First Trust & containers of pa- Savings Bank to ac- work. John James. Doug. Jarrett, Second grade—Ronnie Armstrong. for the Mathematics Association of so great that it registered on sev- said that many cept a similar were missing and position at a new Diana Pittman. and Sammy Pitt-'Donnie Armstrong, Phyllis Adams, America. eral Italian seismographs as an tassium cyanide NOV broken open 'Sale Of Wheat To bank in Humboldt 1. man received a book on trees from 1 Greg Howard, Paula Foy. Dennis Dr. Scott will discuss some of the "earth movement." Officials believ- they might have been Russia Wins The Brownfield family plans to achieve- In the flood. the committee for their Morris. George Taylor. Tommy things that can and should be done ed that the shock registered at the move to drink river water." said Humboldt at the end of ment. West, Terry Sheridan, Zandra Mor- in the classroom to prepare stu- obeervations was that of the land- "Do not the current school semester Mrs. guest I the broadcast. ''Be certain that your Chairman Scott introduced ris, Melinda Taylor, June Murdock, dents for study in the field of slide itself, rather than that of an ilipartisan Backing Today Brownfield teaches borne economics speaker Harry Nadler, Assoc. Di- modern mathematics. As most of earthquake setting off the disaster. water supply is pure." j 04mada Foy, Steve Dale Towery, Landslide Hit Lake at Cottage Grove High School, The rector of the Div of Forestry, who Ready Redden, and Melia Spann. the high schools and junior high 11R9Ctle officials estimated that Petrin, one of the mer Browfields, who live on Whitehall praised the committee for their Third grades-Sarah Calhoun De- schools in this area are still using more than 3.000 persons died in Ma.seirno Circle, have two working at the dam, said a small By BERNARD BRENNER payer on wheat the government has daughters, Linda, work and entusiesm He especially bra Broach, Vickie Humphreys, traditional mathematics textbooks, half a dozen shattered villages 15, and Mary Lee 10. landslide fell into the artificial lake United Press International already purchased and stored at the focused attention on the work of Brenda Kelso, and Janey Kelso. Dr. Scott's-presentative will be most With a tremendous roar. the 300- Brownfield will join the new First edits the com- two months ago. sending a small WASHINGTON set -- ,Prestrierd, Mabee dognestis price which is Drover James who ..resurth grade—Debbie Rogers and timely. foot wall of water swept down the National Bank wave twit; ape edite. Kennedy's politically exploshe ap- maintained to assist our farmers.' of Humboldt. which mittees. paper, Cathy Lovett. Reservations for the luncheon may ravine its ironer-of the dam and into will be a branch of the Bank of work He addt.d that testa made at the Oproval of a 'one ahot" $250 mil- Kennedy said the sale would Also Noral-'Bark-HeartRoot." Young's Fifth grade—Deanna Cooper. be secured by writing: the Piave Rutherford The new 'time show'ed that a large Landslide lion U S wheat sale to Russia won bring -obvious benefits" to the bank, now with the 4-1-1 Club at New Concord Sixth grade—Pat Lamb, Rosalyn Bill Price Thls. town, which had 4,700 in- under construction, like Wednesday night's could cause a measure of bipartisan backing United States. Not the least of is to open the brought forth considerable praise. Chumbler, Robert Jourdan, Dicky Murray State College habitants, which was the largest first of the a major disaster_ today In Congress. these would be possible sale of sur- year. West, Richard Stone, and Beverly Murray, Kentucky inhabited area in the path of the Petrin said a number of large But some Republicans. including plus American feed grains and other Brownfield was president of Paris Rogers. flood. Almost every building in the -Henry County rocks fell into the lake Wednesday House GOP Leader Charles A Hal- agricultural commodities to Russia Chamber of Com- Seventh grade—Linda Hill, Craig town was destroyed afternoon. leek of Indiana. questioned the wis- and the satellites Administration merce for two years and was chosen Ellen Watson, Pat Scott, 3,0410 Persons Buried Former FDEA Calhoun, Two Car Wreck Is nobody "Man of the Year" "It was a warning, but dom of the move announced by the sources said the "other commodities" by the Parts Nancy Williams, Artie Haneline, and "There are more than 3,000 per- chamber in understood," he said. "We were even President at his news conference might include cotton and soybean 1961. Gail Furches. Reported Yesterday sons buried under some three square 9c He is a member of the Henry miles of stone, rocks, dirt and grav- joking that sooner or later Long- Wednesday. Sen. Barry M. Goldwat- oil--both also surplus in this coun- Eighth grade—Judy Kelso, Rose- mIllomm• County Court and served as.chair- Presidents To Col. Eros Ortore, the arene was going to have a bath. er. R-Ariz . had urged that the sale try. mary Redden. Peggy Orr, LouelM el.- said Lt. We never thought. ." RRY be made eonditional on withdrawal Predicts Support man of the court's committee in Taylor, Don MoCallon. Barbara Hol- A two car accident at South 8th chief of rescue operations -There The 200-foot-wide gorge that leads of Soviet troops and military equip- Senate Democratic Leader Mike charge of planning and building the sapple. and Cathy 'Harris. and Poplar Streets which happened is no hope of survival for any of downstream from the dam enters the ment from Cuba Mansfield of Montana predicted new county nursing home. Attend Meeting Wednesday at 3:16 p m. was re- them, Piave Valley at right angles. Kennedy said the sale of 4 mil- that all Americans, including Con- He is active in the First Baptist ported this morning by Chief of "The few survivors we found have The water came out of the garlic lion tons about 150 million busheLs gress and farmers, would support Church as teacher of the Eli Gib- Police W. B. Parker who covered been moved to Verona for atten- Robertson School "like it was coming from a high of surplus U. S wheats-the largest the sale which he described as a son Men's Sunday School Class, a the accident with Patrolman Mart- tion. We don't need medical sup- pressure hose," one witness said, and 9c Soviet-American transaction since "hard cash, on the barrel-head" deacon, a choir member, and a mem- Among the more than 2000 teach- Holds Open House in Wells. plies because there aren't enough already:. splashed up the wall on the other the multi-billion-dollar lend-lease transaction. ber of the church planning com- ers and administrators expected to Parker suid that Mrs. Wancia Ad- survivors to strain what we side before roaring down the valley. deals of World War Il—was a Sen. Frank Carlson, R-Kans mittee He has been active in a attend the First District Education Open house was held at the Lu- ams Colson of 706 Sycamore who have, but we can use all the bull- number of other "hopeful sign" that progress toward whose state is the nation's biggest civic peojects, serv- Association Convention at Murray ther Robertson Elementary School was driving a 1962 Chevrolet was — peace- is possible. He promised a wheat grower, said the sale was in ing as treasurer of the Henry Coun- State College Friday will be 22 on Wednesday at 6:30 p. m. The making a left turn into Poplar special report to Congress on the the national interest, adding that ty Unit of American Cancer So- former presidents of the association. event was planned by the PTA with Street from South 8th, she struck I matter today. It was "the humanitarian thing to ciety and as a member of the fi- The former presidents have re- Mrs. Charles testes as chairman. the 1957 Chevrolet being driven by Sell At World Prices do." nance committee of Reelfoot Girl ceived special invitations to attend The home room mothers were host- Larry Dale McCallon, 409 South The President said the govern- But 10 Republican House members Scout Council. He was a prime mov- and will be recognized at the morn- esses for the -evening. 16th Street as he was proceeding ment would permit private U. S. from weat-growing states called er in development of the Girl Scout ing general session of the conven- The prrents visited' each child's west on Poplar Street. traders to sell the surplus wheat again for assurances from the Pres- group's Camp Hazelwood on Ken- tion. room nd de:sussed his work with Slight damage to the left side of "over the next several months" to ident that such a sale to Ressie Aueire- Lake, Dr. Henry H. Hill. president em- t. 'fees, were given an the McCallon car was reported. but Russia and her Eastern Europese or her satellites would 'not endang- Born -in Kentucky. Brownfield at- eritus of George Peabody College semi-minty to see work folders and the Colson car 'a-as not damaged. satellites at regular world prices, er the life of one American here or tend the University of Kentucky will be the featured speaker at the room displays shpieing their child's abroad." and joined the Bank of Murray in convention. the 79th held by the pm ogress. Morehead currently about $1.79 a bushel. This They ask what effect a Meet would he approximately 55 cents a wheat sale would have on U. S. 1939. He went to First Trust in association. Dr. Ruth G. Strickland, Mrs. Celia Crawford's third grade bushel lower than governnient-sup- foreign policy, especially the con- 1956. Mrs. Brownfield. also a Ken- professor of education at Indiana room had the highest percentage of Honor Roll ported domestic prices at present. tainment of Communist Cuba. tuckian, is a native of Murray. University, will speak at the lunch- parents to attend won the banner. To allow U. S. exporters to buy Kennedy insisted that his decision "It is our belief that he will be eon for elementary teachers. Mrs Overby's and Miss Patterson's 7. at the American price and seel at did, not lepresent -a new Soviet- an asset to the newly organized Other speakers will include Dr. rooms ranked second and third re- There Saturday First National Bank . of Humboldt Harry Sparks, Murray State Col- spectively. There was excellent at- At Faxon Is ( the world price, the government American trade policy. . .that must currently pays an export subsidy await the settlement of many mat- as its executive vice president We lege, who will. speak to the West tendance in all the grades. regret that we are losing his serv- Club; Roy Ka- of about 55 cents a bushel ters. But it does represent one more Kentucky Adrninistratort Robertson teachers are Miss Murray State College will pit Ms averaged 317 yards a game, and al- ices but we wish for him every suc- Ken- Murl But Kennedy said that even tho- hopeful sign that a more peaceful McDonald, president of the thleen Patterson and Mrs. Announced conference leading defense against most half of the yardage has come cess in his new assignment.- a Association, who Flume Darn- ugh export prices on the Soviet world is both possible and bene- tucky Education Robertson, first; Mrs. the potent Morehead offense Sat- by passes. Mike Gettfried. the Eagle release from the bank said. pro- sale would be below domestic prices, ficiae" will present the KEA legislative ell, second; Mrs. Celia Crawford, urday in a crucial Ohio Valley Con- passer, has completed 23 of 35 and "It is my sincere hope and de- Robert F. Hogan, of Mary Belle Overby, -there is in such transactions no gram; and Dr. third; Mrs. The Honor Roll for the first six ference game at Morehead. has thrown for 5 touchdowns Mur- sire that the friendships I have felt Council of 'Teachers Caldwell and subsidy to the foreign purchaser; the National fourth; Mrs. Ruth weeks at 'Faxon School was re- Whichever team loses will probably ray's offensive average is 285 yards Red Cross Home from customers doing their banking speak to the and Mrs. only a savings to the American tax- of Engaish, who will attrs. Peggy Wilson. fifth; leased today by Franklin Jones. kiss its chances for the OVC cham- a game. and business dealings with us here FDEA. Dennis Taylor Nursing Class Set English teachers of Ruth Pasco, sixth. prinicpal. No roll is issued for the pionship good-by as both have at- Shelton also lamented that More- at the First Trust will be carried presidents who The former FDEA Is principal. first three grades, he said, because ready lost one in the conference. head would be bouncing back from on in the same fine spirit of co- would attend There will be a Red Cross home have indicated they of the nature of the work in those Since dropping its opener 21-14 to their loss to Tech and would be operation and that they will all Woodfin Weather nursing class beginning October 15 the convention are: Dr. grades. East Tennessee. Murray has beaten playing before a homecoming crowd. continue to maintain their business Wrather, Hole-In-One at 6:30 p. m. Hutson Sr., 1933; M. 0. Fourth grade: Teresa Byerly, Car- Austin Peay and Eastern Kentucky. "They would be tough enough with- here," Brownfield said. Baldree, 1940; -J. C. The class will be conducted at 1935: Hickman Contest Planned la Elkins, Roger Futrell. Randy Lee, For a 2-1 conference record. More- out those extra advantages.- he Report 1942; the Murray Hospital and will be a Maddox, 1941; Holland Rose. Thomas Miller, Jerry Stone. Alice head lost its only OVC start to said. United Press Intereational McDonald. 1944; Dentis Mc- Club 12 hour course. Roy The Young Business Men's Crawford. Tennessee Tech 21-17 last Satur- However, the 'lacers are showing 1947; W. F. McGary, 1948: High Yesterday Those persons interested are in- Record Set Today At Daniel, is sponsoring a Hole-In-One Con- Fifth grade: Patty Boggess, Maxi day but holds impressive wins over few signs of being overawed by 48 Holten/ t 1949; Miss Ruby will' Low Yesterday vited to enroll in this class. There W. Le test at the City Park. The event the Colson, Darrell Crawford, Roy Butler and Marshall. Morehead. They have been work- Hospital With 110 Ms Ruth Parsons, 7:15 Today 60 is no charge for this training. Those Smith, 1950: be held all day Saturday and on Donelson, Jimmy Emerson, Shirley Murray's Racers have been im- ing hard, have high spirits, and Carter, 1962; 'John Rob- Kentucky Lake: 7 a. m. 354.7. no desiring further information may 1951: W. Z. Sunday afternoon Hays, Melissa Holland. Gary Jones, pressive on defense thus far, hold- are eager to tangle with the team Louis Litchfield, 1954; change: below dam 302.7. up 0.2 call 753-1421. A record was set this morning at inson, 1953; Several prizes of golf equipment Rhonda Jones, Cindy Larimer, Rieke' ing their three opponents to an av- that may well be the league's best. 1955; Joe Duke, 1966; ft. Barkley Dam 302.4, down 0.3 the Murray Hospital with 110 pa- Howard Reid. will be presented, according to a Rudolph, David Smith. erage of only 141 yards a game. Shelton has, listed his probable Barnes. 1958; Mrs. Frank will be it in 24 hours. RESCUE SQUAD tients being treated at the insti- Lyndle club spokesman. The price Sixth grade: Jackie Budzko, Ka- Particularly impressive has been starters as Jerry Shepherd. LE; Barkley Jones, 1960; eunset 5:27; sunrise 600. A large grass fire near the home tution. Hospital Administrator Ber- McGary. 1950: three balls for fifty cents. thy Lovett, Lawanda :Jones. the Racer pass defense which has Pete Moore. LT; John Wheeler, LO; 1961; W. D. Kelly, of Aubrey Willoughby was brought nard C. Harvey said today that this Dennis Taylor. Seventh grade: Rita Chaney. Jo- permitted only -5 completions for 88 Neil Haynes or Ron Madrick, B. Miller, 1e63. Fair and warmer today and to- under control shortly after 1:30 Is an all time record of the hos- 1962, and William Chiropractors seph Franklin Miller•, Mason Milby, Yards. Four oaPoreent passes have Jerm- Woodall, RC: Charlie Mitch- night. High today in the middle today. The Murray Rescue Squad pital. Pamela Boggess. been intercepted ell, LT; Jerry Grantham or Leslie 1.1 fees Low tonight in tee middle 50s! was called, 'however the blaze was Included in the 110 at the hospital Attend Meeting Eighth grade: Barbara Brooks, Murray Coach Don Shelton says, Mallory, RE: Tony Fioravante QE; Friday. partly cloudy and warm extinguished by the time several are thirteen babies CORRECTION Pamela Susan Duncan, Vickie however, that his team hasn't play- Charlie Forrest or Dennis Jackson, with scattered thundershowers like- members arrived. No damage WRS Harvey said that efforts are be- The Educational Review of the Greenfield, Paulette Morris, Pa- ed anyone nearly as potent as the LH: Bud Craton, RH; and Tom- ly in the afternoon. reported. ing made to house 110 persons to Kentucky Association of Chiroprac- tricia Wileon. Eagles. "They have a tremendous my Glover, FE. the best possible degree in order tors will be held in Lexington. Ken- •Indicates all A's. offense," Shelton said. "All our The Racers and Eagles have play- Temperatures at 5 a m EST): NOW YOU KNOW that they may receive top hospital The Deep Freeze advertised by tucky October 10-12, 1963. scouting reports show that they ed 24 games previously. Murray has Louisville 47. Lexington 49, Cov- By United Press International care. Railroad Salvage yesterday was in- Those attending from Calloway SURPLUS FOOD have sonic of the hardest-running won 19, Morehead 4. and 1 has been ington 41, Paducah 49. Bowling Nearly 98 per cent of the World Work on the new hospital is pro- correctly priced A regular $13996 County are, Dr. Sarah Hargis, Dr. Distribution of food commodities backs and probably the best passer a tie Morehead edged the Racers Green 44, London 37, Hopkinsville War II veterans able to work are gressing rapidly and it is expected value the sale price should be $84.00. V. W. Etherton, Dr and Mrs. Wm. will be Friday October 11 from 8:00 in the conference." 14-13 last. year at Murray. 50, Evansville. Ind , 45 and Hunt- employed, according to the Vet- to be put into use in the spring of The Ledger and Times regrets this T. Doss, Dr. and Mrs. J B. Dover, a. m. til 3:45 p. m. at the Highway Morehead's statistics bear out The game will begin at 2:30, W Va , 43. erans Administration. next year. error. and Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Tisdale, Barn, these contentions. The Eagles have Eastern time. MURRAY, KENTUCKY THURSDAY — OCTOBER 10, 1963 aura TWO THE LEDGER a TIMES — eserreess-s =Mk • FIVE DAY FORECXST Ten Years Ago Today By United Press International — The extended THE LEDGER & TIMES LEDGER • TIMES FU.1 LOUISVILLE for the PUSLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc.. weather forecast five-day of Um Murray Ledger, The C..'in,,way Times, and The period, Thursday through Monday, Consolidation Thc Murray High Tiger's put on a last half splurge to de- A October 20, 15211, and the Wast Kent‘wkien January by the U. 8. Weather.rItrareau: Blown-Harald, night 23 to 14. This win 1, 1042. feat Bowlilig Green High School last Temperatures will average 4 to made it fivi: straight tOr Ty Holland's Tigers. degrees above seasonal normal JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER Rev. Harrywood Gray, pastor of the First Christian with a gradual warming trend thro- We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor, Church, attended the 118th meeting last week of the State ugh the weekend or Public Voice its which, in our opiruon„ are not for the best in- Convention of Christian Churches at Corbin. Kentucky normal mean tempera- normal • terest, of our readers. Mr. and Mis. Gene Wells of Lexington were the recent tures 61 degrees Louisville extremes 72 and 47 REPRISENTATIVIS WALLACE WITMER CO., 15011 of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gly:co Wells, and attended NATUCINAL guests Little or no rainfall expected al- Madison Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg, New York. N.Y. Ward. the funeral of his grandmother, Mrs. Eula though a chance of showers on Stephenson Bldg., Detroit, Mich. Pt t. Billy Joe Hostord recently spent a few days here after Friday Itnterad at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transtsuasion as his graduation from tire Signal Corps radio school at Fort Second Class Matter. Monmouth. NeW Jersey. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 20e, per Read 'I lie Ledger's month 8,5e. In Calloway and adjoining counUes, per year, $4.50; else- hit a Lind-morning slump and their where, $800. ability to work will generally drop. Classifieds 'there are good I tersons why you Outetanding Civic of a Community is the Adult Should 'The Moot need a substantial breakfast The • Integrity of its Novropepose words "break" And "fast" suggest one reason. You've been burning ANNOUNCING! 1963 Have Good THURSDAY - OCTOBER 10. up I300-1500 calories since your last meal. eventhough you may NOW NI* have slept most of this time,) and AVAILABLE Breakfast of fuel is very low your store in the Quotes From The News Morning You need a new supply of By DOROTHA LYONS By UNITED Irma- INTERNATIONAL Student Of Murray State loud for fuel to start your body off 40,108 Home -Economics Department on the right foot for the dap. ‘.r Travis Vlasek. whose 21-year-old brother Breakfast warrants special em- The adult diet is often found ITEMS noustoN DAMP, THAT PAN-AM HIGHWAY—Tire-like Rolli-Tankers slosh through the residue of Pan- than seven phasis in itew of the fact that lacking in calcium and iron. Milk Donald was pinned under an automobile for more It ama's 300-inches-a-year rainfall as work progresses on the last 500 miles of the Pan- WITH THE is the meal of the day most fre- In the breakfast diet is an excel- • hours: American Highway. This is jungle wasteland, and it took eight years just to aurvey the lent source of calcium . flinched ADDITION OF When we fOund him he was so h'oarse from screaming quently skipped — pot only by route. The highway building probably will run another eight, and cost maybe $100 mil- cereal is a good source of iron. hint" children but by adults as well. lion. The crews transport their fuel in these 500-gallon Rolli-Tankers. INSTANT you -51.ould hardly hear In is F.irthermore, if not omitted en- adult years there great con- ORDER SERVICE tirely. It is apt to be scanty and cern over 'retaining your youth- Kennedy. commenting on for us either. That's paycheck night Mystery Singer itASHINGTON — President hurried Adults that settle for an Milk in the breakfast diet SenCarrv Goldwater's probable campaign for the Republi- inadequate meal of a cup of coffee la an excellent source of riboflavin, and folks go out to wend their Though Miller's record of three llihtcer Mill money instead of sticking different nighta and hours in can esidential nomination: and a breakfast roll are shown tø and riboflavin keeps the skin look- be their lees than think Seri. Goldwater has a trying seven or eight Mg young You may need to stop Re TV sets. three seasons might indicate HAROWAREat -.Monday night is perfect. Every la certain lack of stability, STARKS moilths ahead of him which will test his endurance and his Dollars looking fur that fountain of youth/ the sing- and be sure to include an adequate Holds cord one Is tired after the weekend and long is one of the most solid on perarrerence and his agility." home the air. %. ,• Against Dystrophy amount a milk in the diet. happy to stay and watch our If you have begun to add inches Not a single singer has been ad- •1 WASHINGTON — Turncoat mobster Joseph Valachi. I ded to, or around the middle, cutting out cal- For Shuffles subtracted from, the Friday Night Miller, is a great believer in sur- tesat :ing about the payment of 810.000 to have the body of ories .by skipping breakfast will original group that made it. debut veys. In fact he gauges his NBC sl gangster Eugene Giannini removed from a gambling usually not help the weight problem. ; two years ago. show by tabulating various sur- site‘ A dieter who skips breakfast usu- 4r- By VERNON scorr veys. -The singers make too much BLUE BLAZERS n't it get rid of a guy like that?'. ally is helots par in mid-morning Holdwood Correspondent worth 810.000 to UPI money to quit." Miller explained with ••• • and then over-eats at lumen. For it HOLLYWOOD UT — Mitch Mil- instance, has been de- 1 -They earn a minimum of $23.000 To build ega OM, to enjoy that IMAM — A weather forecaster, commenting on the de- ler, of the satanic beard and herky- termined that between -50 and 00 a year. Variety Show vitality.... that makes living fun, start re- per of his actually •: relive Hurricane Flora: ' jerky baton holds the network cent viewers the day with an adequate breakfast cord for quick shuffles — fti three sing along with his chorus. Another • "This year we're going to con- 1 featuring "She's not dead yet. But I would say maybe two days, and you are well on your way. years on the air he's been shifted survey revealed that people who tinue to introduce new features on :1 the cold air will kill her." to three different time slots don't like "Sing Along With Mitch" the show. The worst thing you can , Haddock Sisters • This season he will be seen Mon- objected to the dearth of modern do on television is to make your- AND OTHERS day nights at 10. popular tunes.. seN predictable As soon as the , Historically television stars have audience Is able to predict what "They weren't fought time changes, complaining listening careful- ynu're doing they begin to look for Saturday Night ly." says Mitch. "Every show has PettyDreke. Academy Award Win- that they work hardships on loyal something else. some new pop songs, but we never The Murray Lumber Co. Inc. /strand national youth chairman for fans. Murals:Dystrophy Associations of yell and scream about what we're' "We'll continue with our mys- OLDEST AND LARGEST LUMBER CO. IN MURRAY Americo. demustrates her threwiag Miller, on the other hand, credits doing We're looking for real hard tery singer at. the end of the show REBEL ROUSERS power at a teen age recent hop Ise his viewers with having enough core fans, not the kind who tune us and we're having amateur groups the benefit of MDAA.The chorusing brains to look in the video logs for in just once in a while." come In to sing with us, too." Popular Paducah TV EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL licher young actress, now starring his schedule changes Dance Combo own TV network show, has stimu- St. Tel. 753-3161 the "I'm very happy that we've mov 104 East Maple lated young people throughout .431 qw.trop KiS-ESL 'Rd bee soil '0-1 - at - • country to take part in the March ed from Thursday night to Men- Drirrophr, through. day." the sing-long man grinned. ANVd1COJ 9NINE1'Oi 11 '110 (INV'IHSV jor Misculer tiorisuuolui iatii which funds are raise'l for the r,.. , 'Thursday night is maid's night MAXINE'S inj egeg-ev, atzoq uosiad patmanb loj Aituniroddo ssautsnq search program spunsored by out. so there are a lot of Landing people guipainsrino •airprrnsav uoilszado roar matuchnba .(nestaaat.r •attreat Paris ; who don't stay home for dinner, 'Lel{ s'a pus 18301 101 134)11301 naw uotims 5315155 Seq-ow) uisapiaPi Phone 3398-J and don't watch television. 3S1137 'Friday iiieht wasn't too good • "UNITE thru SAT. • Features at 5:00 & 8.00 p.m.

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a new kind ci love-story! And Enter Our 4 Friday ,at 5:00 p.m.) WALK (Before COSA NOSTRA RITUAL—Joseph Valet-ht. e lifer who Is tell- ON ing the Senate In,.estigations Subcommittee about organized crIrrie, demonstrates in Washington a secret rite of Cosa THE N,rstra. He said he was given a piece of paper (upper, and WILD burned it, passing it from hand to hand ilower) while re- peating in Italian, "This is the way .1 burn if I expose & SIDE this organization." He's exposing It. PUNT, PASS KICK

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HYPNOTISM STICKS — Teresa FREE COFFEE AND DONUTS -- Carol Fletcher, 13, is under psychiatric care after being hypnotised and falling to SATURDAY at 9:00 A.M. throw off the trance at a high school magic show in Elizabethton, Tenn., and C. JIM JENNINDS AND HIS COMBO IL Cunningham. 55, a textile — NO EQUIPMENT NEEDED worker whose hobby is magic, faces assault charges. She EVERYONE IS INVITED volunteered for the hypno- tism, but after it was over She kept lapsing Into hysteria. AI*

1ER 10, 1963 • AM. • RICAST • Lternational BLRSDAY — OCTOBER 10, 1963 THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY wFM/•=a.. The extended tbt five-day ()ugh Monday, r-.11tunb/14,- - average 4 to isonal 11101181la -elaA ng trend thro- "716( v lean tempera- ELTICS-HAWKS TO AT.. /Wyllie normal

expected al- f &hover* an 'PLAY HERE TONIGH ..edger's all came through for us," he points.St. Louis Hawks lost in six games out. as Russell completely dominated sch Veteran Lineups Will Start "My center, Beaty. will be one of the action. the top stars in pro ball this sea- Russell was the first draft choice son." of the Hawks in 1956 but indicated We Give l'Atible Stamps Every Vleesday! • *For Both Of Top Pro Teams The top rivalry in pro ball .has he may not play pro ball and if he CING! always been the Celtics versus the would, did not intend to play instil An Alt-veteran lineup will start The Hawks reserves include Chi- Marks and this year is no exception. after the Olympic games in Aus- for both the co Vaughn 110.1i: Mike Farmer JIKRY. NITE FOR YOUR SHOPPING IEME St. Igyuis Hawks and This could be a preview of the tralia. OPEN the Boston Celtics when the (the game's top defensive forward ILE two world series of pro basketball since The Hawks traded him to Bos- tearhs clash tonight in an NBA pre- with a 7.4 mark); Phil Jordon (6.5); the two clubs have opposed each ton for Cliff Hagan and Ed Ma- — WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT OUANTITIES — season game here Game time is Bill Bridges '6.1*: Bob Duffy (3 7): othi-r in the finals four times in the ' cauley, triggering a reivn of chaiii- 18 800 and tickets ale still available Gene Torrnohleh vette saw- limited last seven years. - 'plonshins for both clubs. for the pro court contest action last year and rookies Gerry The loss of Bob Cousy. one of the The two NBA rivals will meet in Coach Harry Gallatin of the ,Wardand Lelanda e founders of the current Boston • Hawk-. will start Bob. Pettit 128.5) Ciallatin, coach of the year in not world ple-season exhibition game. HE dyna.sty will hurt the • liana Cliff Hagan 115.6/ a-forward> the NBA last year, figures the champions a.s much as everyone Zelmo Beaty (10.2) at and 1 OF center. I eXpects, Len Wilkens (11.8i and John Barn- be a strater before the season is So says Arnold 4Red ) Auerbach, NT *11 6* hill at guards. too far along. • I the fiery mentor of the world Coach Red IVICE Auerbach of the Celt- ' Auerbach isn't counting on his titleholders who feels the recent ad- ics will start Torn Heinsohn 118.71 .rookies too much. He figures his dition of forward Willie Naulls has and Tom Sander's 4 10 at for- intact 81 almost all-veteran lineup is added considerable fircaxaver to wards, Bill Russell 416 11) at center and .he even dropped two NBA vets the Boston attack. and Frank Ramsey 4 109'and Sabi and Dan Swartz. tlette Guarilia 'Certainly we'll miss Cousy." Red iDARE Jones 197(1 at guards. With that kind of power, it is relates. -but so will every club in • easy to see why Boston is tabbed $5.00RYERS PURCHASE -- — WITH tfc In reserve for Boston will be John the league. He not only was a great as the top teamsin the NBA again WHOLE ai Havlichek (143); Willie player but he was one of the top • Natilla this season. w 1129* last year but a 20-point ca- gate attractions in the history of Per light reer maw; KC Jones 4 7.2 ; Clyde I The Hawks are 1,•.proved. says all sports. Sweet Sue - Grade' Lovellette t6.5o; Jim Loscutoff '3.3) Oallatin. especially from the play- "Put we all have to retire some- (LIMIT 3) and rookies Bill Green and Larry ers he had last season. - ' day and I think the Celtics are Pound who CUT-UP ilERS Siegfried. 1 '"We went with six rookies and fortunate in having players 99C - - '- - can step in. Not that they will do TRAY PACKED lb. Ay, as much. Cousy was the key to our • 61T Show running game but we'll gust have to change our patterns somewhat." rig Actually as great as Cousy was the key to the Celtics attack is Bill DIXIF RINDLESS Sisters • Russell, their veteran'centerwho IERS annually wins the National Basket- BACON lb. 39( ball Association Most Valuable Player award. That honor has Night double meaning since the selecters PLANTATION SLICED are the league's players them- CHTCKEN BREAST lb. 4 aelvek.. 11„ ,• iv* r. Thighs _ _ _ _ lb. 45,Gizzards _ _ _ lb. 3 USERS Russell missed two of the 80 BACON lb. 39,Fat Back _ _ lb. 1 games last year but stilled any cah TN Le-is hones of anycale catching Boston lb. 25,Pe :: FFe,erst I: At wincis mbo with a typical, for him. perform- 41/10UN't BEEF • • ance. He grabbed 1.843 rebounds CHICA.7,0 P0'..!CE want mur- mark, second t for a 23.6 per game der in, lents 0, se Backs, Necks lb. 15'4eck Bones _lb. to Wilt Chamberlain's 243 and PATTIES II).4E: SE'S two. Mrs. Irwina We.nsttin. T.iver _ _ _ _ lb. 89= Wbitinr, Fish lb. l he scored 1.309 points for a 168 28, mother of two, and Rich- ding per game mark. aid Mattux. 31, former co.i- 98-J once employed in the DEEP IN THOUGHT—Three princes of the Roman Catholic In the post-sea.son playoffs, he vict Weinstein home. The chat ..d Church, Norman Cardinal Gilroy (left), of Australia, James upped his per-game Mark to 21.3 . bo,ly of Harvey locei.ls'. Francis Cardinal McIntyre of Los Angeles and Francis Car- aid school was out. The Lakers the 31, vvalrfound in ti's bum..; dinal Spellman of New York seem deep in thought at who figured to extend Boston to the St auto Sept. 29. Illqat 3 Ecumenical Council in Vatican City. (Radiophoto) Hamburger limit after narrowingly edgLog the . Pure WARM STYLn THU Vegetable Shortening 3 lb. Can 39c UP REGISTER AT... 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•I S 0 THURSDAY — OCTOBER 10, 1963 "IF FOTTR VIE LRIDGER a TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY ,ana•••••••am•••• Miss McDougal And Mercer Home Scene PERSONALS Circle I Meet Mrs. J. B. Burkeen • 753-1916 !Tommy Johnson Wed Of Mrs. -June Crider, worthy matron Tuesday Morning Dear Abby • • • of Murray star Chapter No. 433, ew 753-4947 The haunt' of Mrs. Charles Mercer Order of the Dutern Eno, was a ' was the scene of the meeting of guest at the metallation of the Circle I of the Woman's Missionary IMOW officers for the Mayfield Star Society of the First Baptist Church Chapter No. gril on Friday evening, held on Tuesday morning at ten IT'S FUN - -,• BUT STILL IMMODEST September 27. • •• • o'clock. An Interesting and inspiring pro- Veto Mr. and Mrs. Wes Fulton and awaweii• ete gram was presented on the life of •.••••••.• daughter. Carolyn, have returned Grace McBride, missionary nurse, Abigail Van Buren from a motor trip through the by Mrs. Orville Anderson. Town And Country Great Smoky Mountains. They- also The opening and closing prayers Social Calendar vaned Mr. and Mrs. Mel Prather, and A/A., • , Homemakers Meet were led by Mrs Jack Kennedy , formerly of Murray, near Atlanta. Miss Cappie Beale respectively. 'and brother recently Ga., and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert DEAR ABBY: My husband large family. Our With Mrs. Kingery Mrs. Mercer, chairman, presided Thursday. October le man Elia. Bailey Gore, and John Murrayans. I went together to buy'an air con- went to the hogutai for a serious Crawford. silso former and coffee t Mrs. Esi Kulgery opened her home Olga Hampton Circle of the Gregory'. and seraed doughnuts ditioner. While my husband was operation. His wile told the whole The at Scottsburg. Alabama. on North Nineteenth Street for the Sinking Spring WMS will in _• • • • .. . . •, those present. establishing credit, the salesman faintly that he didn't s-ant any of meet • • s • 0 meeting of the Town and Country home of Mrs Bobby 0 The Altar Society of St Leo's asked me when he could come out 1114 brothers, sisters, or even his the start Mr. and Mrs. Richard W James Homemakers Club held on Thurs- at 7:30 pm. with Mrs. Erroll Sanert Catholic Church will meet at the and measure Our analow for the mother or father to visit him for and daughter. Letta. returned home dity. October 3. at seven-thirty o'- as program'leader. home of Mrs. Bernard.parvey at Mesdames Broach & conditioner. I told Juni it wotddn't a while All he wanted was his wile Sunday after visiting his sisters. , -clock in the eventing. • • • 7:30 p. in. be necessary. 'that my husband I and children. We felt bad. of co Mn. Norman Moutoux and family Adams Attend Tea 'Oros% mg Older With A Purpose" The South Murray Homemakers • • • • - would install the machine hunself. but stayed aleay After two w of Evansville, Ind., and Miss alarm Mrs. Kenton 'Broach and Mrs the theme of :he very interest- Club will meet in the home of Mrs. The Exactian Class of the First The clerk then said, Your husband our brother 'went. home His r1Te James. student at Brescia College, Earl Adams of the Coldwater home- ii presented by Mrs. Allen John D. Lovins, North 8th Street. Baptist Church will meet at the wouldn't have to know about it, still trisistarkh'e.'ddn t want any Owensboro. They also visited Mrs. makers Club attended the special Russell. at 130 p.m. home of Mrs. Hafford Parker at would he?" I. was surprised and company James' sister, Mrs Roy F. Crotaer Mrs. Tonkin, Johnson tea linen in honor of the district The devotion was given by Mrs • • • 7:30 p. in 'Group I composed of shucked, and told my husband and family of Bowling Green. be- director, Mrs. John Morris, at tile mother aent over to A. 0 Wilson Mrs. James T John- The Dorothy Ctisse of the First Mesdames Gus Robertson. captain. Mrs Otte Mcnougal of Murray aoout it when we got home He With Finally, our fore going on to Naahville, Tenn. home of Sirs. J. H. Williams of near his house, rang the doorbell, and ston. president, presided at the Baptist Church WMS will meet in Parker. K. T Crawford. Jiunes Kee, announces the marriage of her so outraged that he -sent back to** a • • Lone Oak. forced her way into the meeting. the home-_at Mrs. John D. Lovins Dewey Larnpkins, Sr . It. R Parker. younge-st daughter. Brenda. to Tom- the stare and conironted the piles- pract:cally After meeting the director and the house When her son saw her. he Ref resiaments were served by the at 4:30 am. and R. L. Seaford. Captain Robert Beale of the U. 8. my Johnson, son of Mrs. Roone man with what 1 hisd told him. • • • • • hostess the group enjoyed a Lour waiting to read in hostesses. Mrs Kingery and Mrs • • s • Army, is visiting Johnson of New Concord When ms- husband returned, be said. "Were you Augusta, Georgia. of the lovely new home of Mrs. I had died before Robert Hopkins. to the fifteen mem- The Flint Baptist Church WMS with his Mr. and Mrs. Rue was angry with me! The clerk told thi papers where parents, The marriage was solemnized on bers present will meet at the church at 7 p.m. Tuesday, October 15 was just being fun- you came to see me?" Mom almost Beale, 301 North Sixteenth Street. Broach is president. of the my husbana he • • • The Lydian Class, of the First Friday. October 4. at Metropolta Mrs. fainted Should our brother be told ny. And my 11.1sisand beisesed the Baptist Church will meet at the Calloway County Homemakers Coo- kept us (non his side? Woodmen Circle Grove 136 will c:erk. lanai .16 o a. make of that his wife asking How does a girl handle a • Dell and is a member of the Cold- have a dinner meeting at the Wo- home of Mrs. Mac Thomas Tarry FIN E BRSYIHERS AND FOUR situation like this? I usually my. For her wedding the bride chute water Club. Mrs. Adams is president WRONC:r2D man's Club House at 6'30 pm. at 7:30 p.m. Group VI composed of -1STERS "I'll go anyiehere you want to go." a Royal blue dress with blacx acces- Club. • • Mesdames Laverne Neale, captain, of the Coldwater DEAR BROTHERS AND 51$- But then I feel like such a dummy. sories. W R ON G E D The clerk was Thomas Banks, R. L. Ward, Wil- READ THE LEDGER'S • TER: St.ty nothing. The truth will NO IDEAS Friday, October 11 just being tonna. huh, I think burn Perris, Noble Farris, B. C. Attendants for the couple sere , ray High School. Mr. Johnson at- reveat itself in time. DEAR NO IDEAS: Why feel like • The Homekares Chorus will meet • hobo should have told the store Kerrie, Huron Redden. Andrew J. Mrs Rosine Johnson, Noel Malcolm, tended New Concord School. They a dummy! I think your smart. The at the home of Mrs Barletta Wra- • manager that Ibis lades farce need- Ward. and J. I. Hosick will be in and Suzette Johnson ; will reside at 205 North Fifth Street, young mail knows the limitations of - Vier, 1606 Fanner Avenue, at 1 CLASSIFIED ADS ed air coodkissIng. and 'mai% Mk charge The bride is a graduate of Mur- Murray. If he sincerely p. in Each club is expected to send hr w1*. taking his business eh.e- DEAR ABBY: When a fellow his pocketbook. wains to please you. he should of- two members. - 'such a wiseacre dirk could oaks you out on a date, why does • 4, • • and Let you get the businessman into a peck of he say, 'Wherd do you want to fer a few suggestions The Kenlake Homemakers Club trouble. ga?" This makes me uncomfortable make the final decision. will meet at the home of Mrs. Ed- as I expect my date :o have :he • • p did the CONFIDENTIAL TO "WORK- ward Lee at 12.30 DEAR ABBY We have a very evening planned since he • • ING FOR PLANETS": Why should • • the bow. shell out more when he The Rainbow Girls will have a I'. on to 411 the monkev business in practice meeting for all members .hi. 01 five! at the Masonic Hall from $ to 11 • • • • iiVhat's on 2., .7 c'^ For a per- The North Murray Homemakers sonal reply. a self-addressed. C:ub will meet it the home of stamped ens Lse to Abby, Box Mrs. Hallett Dunn. 201 South 6th 3365, Beser.s. Calif. Street, at 1:30 pm. • • • WHERE SHOPPLNGANN'S IS A PLEASURE INSTEAD OF A TASK The Poplar Spring Baptist For Abby's booklet. -How To Church WMES will meet at the home Have A Lovely Wedding.- send 50 of Mrs. Clovis Byerly at 7 pm. cents to Abby Box 3365, Beverly • • • WHOLE, GOVT INSPECTED PICNIC STYLE Calif. Hills. Saturday October 12 The Harvest Dance at the Callo- • way Country Club will be held from Leach and 25b 1:00 with Sellers Roast to 25c 9:00 FRYERS lb. Pork his orchestra. Members and they out of town guests sill attend.' :5/40KEY -SAYS • • • • A Sock Hop will be held at the Murray Woman's Club House from Pure Ground Beef 3 lbs. 99c 7 to 11.30 p. m., sponsored by the Cr6(011 Riunbow Girls. Admission is 50e Jonathan and Golden Delicious smokes stag and 75c •drag. • • • OSAGE, In Ileavi- Syrun- No. 24.-ctin The Merry Mixers Square Dance c —T e v C. S postmaster genera ' ^n dead! CTLY BUSINESS Club of Mayfield will have its APPLES 1-lb. bag s• • 7: s a "..t oa 7". •' e 45 ' isr j monthly dance at the American Le s.3 .s If n He went there ta., p in. Bob Fisk 25c igton Building at 8 PEACHES of postmasters. Monte Pineapple ::.e I of Kansas City., will be the caller. Del -Grapefruit • • • • Stir 1.i•y Monday, October 13 The Bethony Sunday School Class DRINK 46-oz. 29c of the First Baptist Church will 39c meet at the home of Mrs. Rudolph TV DINNER_ _ _ — ea. Thurman at 7 p. • •• • • Monday, October 14 Del Monte Tomato The Executive Board of the Unit- I ONIONS 3lbs. 25° ed Church Women will meet at the Goshen Methodist Church at 9:30 am. • • • PORK CHOPS, 1st ('ut - KETCHUP 2F° , 35' Mrs. Anin Usrey will be hostess for the meeting of the executive board of the, Kirksey PTA at her • - BLACK ACTION CLORLNE home on the Penny Road at 10.30 INSTANT a m. FOLGERS FROSTY , • • • • BLEACH 79 The Business Guild of the First SLAB ACRES IMPROVEMENTS Christian Church will meet with REFORMATORY 5. COFFEE SWAN Mrs. it. D. Langston at 7:30 a. in. s • • • Ills The Mettle Bell Hays Circle of Issas MEAT BACON freili-Perkes Fire Truck .. . Block Making Machine the First Methodist Church WSCS New will meet in the social hall at 7130 SHORTENING its history, BLOCK FACTORY—For the first time in p. m, FIRE TRUCK AND Act- SLICED Reformatory at La Grange has a fire truck, according to • • • • Kentucky. State —6-OZ. — 3-Lb. Marshall Swain. Swain said the 1963 model fire Circle V of the WISIS will meet PIES ing Corrections Commissioner is A fire brigade of 12 prisoners and two guards at the First Baptist Chapel' at 7 THICK Tin truck cost about $15.000. State Capt. Luther Skelton. supervisor of fire training in the being trained by concrete Department. A new fire station is being built, mainly with p. in. ea Insurance machine The Sigma Department of the manufactured at the prison. Swain said an old block-making 9 blocks Club will met a cost of about $17,000 less than the Murray Woman's pkg. 59' $11 was repaired and put into operation at club house at 7:30,p. m. "78 vocational training by manufacturing at the price of a new machine. Prisoners gain be Mesdames Ell Although the Reformatory has , Hostesses will concrete blocks for use at State institutions. Alexander, Tommy Alexander. Her- fire equipment, it-never has had a fire brigade, fire hydrants and hand-operated added, the Reformatory has had a fire truck. Swain said. Several times. Swain losses of mater 'd in storage buildings. Mrs. Harold Beaman suffered substantial fire -1MARGARINE — Yellow — lbs. STEAK Chuck Wagon — — — 1 Pak , lost. I-or Ruby 2 25 89' .\ell Hardy Meet 0 Mr • Harold Beaman ass hostess CHEESE Longhorn lb. 48° TOILET TISSUE__ ,0 Ras 69 WEEKEND SPECIAL!! for the meeting of the Ruby Nei: Harris CiecIF od the Woman • Society of the F:rs: Lap•• Church held ar her home on South SPARE RIBS Fresh — — lb 39` MIRRO FOIL_ _ _ —2 114711s 59 .and Saturday evening Friday Eighth Street on Monday at seven-tniMy_o'cleek. Bird The special program on the life i.it‘ia• of Grace McBride. missionary nurse, TURNIPS Purple Top 2iis.11)c FLOUR di ntioi Sell- R sin g — 25 Lbs. was conducted by Mn. Jackie Fort- inc 'also was assisted by Mr* Dan PLANTATION - I-lb. pkg. SMOKED, SLIVER AND DERINED School Dresses Shipley and Mrs. Phillip Shelton. All Erma Whalen, chairman. Miss presided at the meeting. by the BACON Refreshments were served JOWLS 2lbs 45c 39c off hostess. • • 1/3 • HAND!SCOTTIES TISSUE 2 for 25' CRACKER CRUMBS (Sunshine Gra'm) 29'

FIGHT PORK STEAK (Lean Shoulder) lb. 49' SANDWICH BAGGIES 50 for 30' MUSCULAR LADD & LASSIE ONE-STEP WAX (Armstrong 22-oz.) 79' GLASS WAX (13-oz.) 55' Hazel Highway DYSTROPHY

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PAGE FIVE THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY BER 10, 1963 THURSDAY — OCTOBER 10, 1963 IIM.W.111•1•.11 ke Scene NORTHFORK NEWS Meet ,rrung Charles Mercer Mrs. Ouie Wilson fell lest week Belk- the meeting of and suffered a broken ankle. She Ian's Missionary ass sPetedingf do deg with her son, 13sptist Church Mr. and Mrs. 01411111 Wilson. Vis- morning at ten It • itors to see teeraent1W-svererigr. and Co. and Mrs. Istabura Key, Mr. tie d inspiring pro- Mrs. (Berri Wilson and daughter f on the life of and Mr. and Mrs. IL D. Rey. issianisry nurse, Mr. and Mrs. Montle Wicker, Mr. Shop Fridays 8:30 a.m. Ti! 8:00 p.m. derson. and Mrs. J. P. Wicker at Paducah,' closing prayers Adolphus Paschall, Clay Cook and ck Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Key visited respectively. Arica Wicker in the Henry County Lirman. presided hospital Sunday afternoon. nits and coffee Mr. and Mrs. Barden Nance vis- Hale reflector at Mrs.eJack La.mpicine unique photo. made by the 200-inch ited Mr. and NATURE'S BIGGEST EXPLOSION—This that of the nu- 0 • biggest explosion ever seen in nature, In Mayfield /Friday. Mount Palomar, Calif., shows the and be- being burled out of the nuclei.= above Mrs. Peggy Newsom and children cleus of galaxy M-82. Jets of material are a filter hour. The photo was made through of Long Beach. California visited 3roach & low the flattened disk at 20 million miles an by the hydrogen in the galaxy. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Nance Saturday, that screened out all light but that emitted nd Tea Charlie Wicker and Mrs. Joe oath and Mrs. Powell visited R. D. Key a Mille Ssldwater jlotne- Saturday and Ancil Wicker In the ded the special Henry County Hospital. of the district Mr. and Mrs. Billy Nance and Morris, at. the children visited Bardon Nance Williams of nessr Sunday lifternoort. Mr. and Mrs. Milford Orr and son director and the 0 • visited George Jenkins Sunday. enjoyed a tour Mr. and Mrs. Morris Jenkins, home of Mrs. Mike and Kenny, Mr. and Mrs. Milford Orr, Mr. and Mrs. Oman iresident.. of the Paschall, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Key. omemakers Cou- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gallimore, Mr, ser of the Cold- and Mrs. Gaylon Morris and Mr. labia IS president and Mrs. Simon Morns visited Mrs. hlub. Ella Morris and family Sunday. Bro. and Mrs. Terry Sills and guest of Doug- if r, Johnson at- children were dinner rd School. They las Vandyke Sunday. Orr and son nth Fifth Street, Mr. and Mrs. Glynn spent the week end in Nashville with Mrs. Jack Wyatt and visited HOMECOMING HEROES—Pitchers Sandy Koufax (left) and Johnny Podres, fresh from Mr. Wyatt in Millers Clinic who their World Series victories °Wit- the Yankees in New York. find Los Angeles even warm- underwent a serious operation Fri- likely to be seen wherever happy people meet! er than the weather [precast indicates. day. He is reported doing fine. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Joe Harding and Kathy are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Orr. They were called BOUNCY"B CASUAL" here from Detroit to be at the bed- The Look for Fall side of his mother. Mrs. Ethel Hard- by Aileen ing who me in Mayfield after suf- fering a heart attack. Relaxed ... and ready for fun RUNABOUTS Mrs. Clara Wicker spent a few in cotton knits by Aileen. lye Mrs.' Your her sister of with for the Apple days last week Striped mock turtle long sleeve Guy Rogers in Paris and visited top and neat fitting pants are $3.99 to 45.99 her son Ancil Wicker in the hos- right for city or country. Tops By JOAN O'SULLIVAN pital. in annterberry, evergreen, sea fall weather spells CRISP Mr. and Mrs. R.. D. Key visited deep, gold dust and treebark. Line for line copies, girls' sizes 8/12-4, 3.99 season of ‘--* harvest, a Joe Doran in the Henry. County Pants in sleek black, winter- time to en- plenty and a good Hospital Sunday afternoon. berry, evergreen, sea deep, gold apples fresh So much easier to look young, be young when your joy ripe red Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gallimore dust and treebark. Top sizes orchard. They're not busy feet are wearing our heavenly-coTfort Run- from the visited Gaylen Morris Sunday. S. M. L. Pants sizes 5 to 15, and juicy but abouts. Crafted for us exclusively — that's iIPIrryou only crunchy Mr. and Mrs. Otis Key were din- 6 to 16. c • . boast delicious flavor as well. pay dollars less. No short cuts on good looks or ner guest of Mrs. Ina Paschall Sun- Tee Top walking ease. B-Casual Runabouts are in plush. For salad Or Dessert day. Sunday afternoon visitors 25 in -with-everything Sr. 14.99 soft sueded pigskin three go Eat apples for snacks or were Mr. and Mrs. John Weiher Slim Jima shades: taupe, black, gray. Better fit too: Run- use them to make salad or and Mr. and Mrs. Vergil Paschall AA-11 dessert. and Judy Orr. 15.99 abouts come in exact widths. Sizes 4-10, To keep apples from turn- Susan Sykes visited from Thurs- 99c ing brown, coat with ascorbic day until Saturday of last week acid mixture. It will preserve with R. D. Keys. Bro. and Mrs. Men's 1000° Cotton the white inside color. Warren Sykes were supper guest of Our Own Ladies R. D. Keys Thursday night. REIGNING BEAUTY WHITE APPLE BALL surrkat Mr. and Mrs Gaylon Morris vis- SALAD 160% Acetate ited Ralph Gallimore Saturday. acid tbsp. ascorbic They all went shopping in Murray stu re CREW en In the afternoon c. water PANTIE Mr. and Mrs. Dorris Kuyirendoll, 2.5c (4 C. apple balls) apples 6 Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Fletcher and Salad greens Sizes 5-10 Freddie Orr visited Mr. and .Mrs. SOCKS lb. Cheddar cheese cut One Kuykendoll Sunday afternoon. 1 in strips ( 2 c.) Mrs. Enloe Tarkington visited 59' or 59' or 2 C. cooked cubed ham Mrs. Ethel Harding in Mayfield C. mayonnaise hospital Sunday. c. sour cream Mrs. Dorris Kuykendoll 3W prcpared mustard Mr. and 2for $1 2for $11° visited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Orr % tsp. salt Sunday afternoon. • . Dash of pepper Mr. Clay Cook who has been ill 14 C. pineapple juice is now able to Combine ascorbic acid mix- for several months visited his sister ture and water in bowl. drive his car. He Peel apples and cut in balls in Lynnville Saturday. A 35e Mr. and Mrs. Fred Orr visited ,using melon ball cutter or APPLES, CUBED HAM and Cheddar cheese ocaribine to Mrs. Lula Orr in Puryear Nursing measuring spoon. make salad that's served with a sour cream drawing. Place balls in ascorbic acid Home Sunday afternoon. well mixture; toes to cove' all sur- Mr. Jack Key hasn't been so 1 tbsp. ascorbic acid tyre, flour, lemon rt4 anb faces. Cover and st6re in re- the past few days. mixture meg and salt. fr:gyrator. Mrs. Carnol Boyd visited Mrs. R. ROSTY c. flour Peel, core and slice applegi Plaeo greens on platter and D. Key a while Friday. 1 tsp. grated lemon rind Into sugar and flour mixture; arrange apple balls, cheese tsp. nutmeg Toss well to coat each slice. 1CRES strips and ham clews. in piles. Dash salt Turn apples into pan on top Combine next 5 ingredients 6 c. sliced apples of syrup mixture. Fit unbaked THE BRIM, THE CONTOUR THAT for dressing. Stir in pineapple (4 to 5) pastry round over top. Flute DOES THE MOST FOR YOU! juice. 1 (8-in.) round unbelted edge and prick. Serve with salad. pastry shell Bake in moderate oven, Our own Manstyle fur felts with Serves 6. Whipped cream 375°F., 45 min. o look that's definitely "new 171.16IDE-DOWN APPLE Combine corn syrup, e. Remove from oven and cod hat;" Brims, trims, blockings on PIE sugar and butter in bottom of at least 30 min. Invert with as much variety as there 5.99 - pan. serving plate. Before serving, 1.L c. lIgh€ corn syrup 8-in, round layer cake ore men to wear them! Water Mix together remaining top with whipped cream. c. sugar ,enellent — better looksi • 2 psi). milted butter C. sugar, ascorbic acid mix- Serves 6.

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$149 MANSTYLE RAYON Lb.. * GABARDINE JACKET LITTLE BOYS' COTTON KNIT 39c fortified with tough nylon! SHIRTS, STRIPED OR SOLID Both have fashioned collar, ira'm) 29e $7.99 long sleeves. The solid color • shirt has a zipper placket, the —John Kamer- $2"to 15-FOOTER striped one buttons. Carefree ynski of Mallard, Ia., dis- You pay so little, get so many "plus" features that cotton knit in cheerful red, blue plays a 15-foot stalk of Mex- edd up to long wear, smart good looks. 50 for 30c Outside is or areen. Sizes 3 to 7. ican variety corn in Fort lustrous rayon fortified with tough nylon ... inside $399 0dt Dodge. Ia. Arrow points to Fruit-FT- warm quilted winter-lined. Two hand-wwer pockets, version toppsel two ears. Modern hybrids FAVOTITTE dee5ert, arele pie, ie pictured in art upside-down hip-hugging side elastics. Practical colors too: char- AliTIRTC.V1 aren't grown as high am for- _ _ 55c Ascorbic, acid mixture keepe the apple slices beautifully Waite. coal, navy, br.)wn, loden green. off with whipped Cream. merly, but he grew this ono 36 to 46. as an experiment.

ab 0 • r • 1: t it t I, I s X.•••••ra. Nwl•••••••••••-•••••••••••••• bruce110% has ris of Prospect. a ineenbcr of the FARM been reduced to Lot more than one Kentucky Perm !lkiresu. reeened , BUREAU-I!'percent at the catie ami not more an award of appreciation from the )474 64 •Itan itt e pelt:1'm_ of me tercis in •, gill recently for diStingulslied 111L, '!ie state. tinselfi&h ,ervice and outstantint.. Helping to make this a reality leader.,hip 'elide serving as V. doe. a-siro4444-ol -dea .ateci &I:4114444U Man ,•if the oisaiaaitses--alasce-lt--was reprewrit tag ',eath:•g agriculture organized in early 1956.

organif,in,••ts. .:1,1 utuni, and As a re, lit ol . 'A hi.) ti• k e el considerable ' Instil he .,urity Farm l' • '•111,‘') sem • .. the i.,.. r• •,teel aerictiltt re le. ti,..s .11, ! restedry hes bruin For Itrwellasis Conim:t'ee Kent .alty Briicellosis Committee' One of the men. Froest L. Bar-'was formed inothcr Slilestorte In h,entutki• !-- kg 'At 'tare 1•• 1"1'eii, It. The : of ••,! flu her It tas on :ha: TI NI)! TASTY WHOLE Fresh Vine Ripened :ria! :he ...ate ass cc:I:fled as , nuxtlif.ed -certified bruccllores In area 2 Lbs is the „state to I,. TOMATOES Kentucky 33rd 25e • certified as Sttal The 301) dOfts:. stop hOsever. The goal of "ti• lb. here. FRYERS 23c iVashed, Red cooperat siat0- federld program I Field t'ountr (l-lb. bag S5‘) Sugar Cured is to eredicaw bruellosis in Ken- tucky by June 30. 1970 - _ 2-1b. tag $110g SLAB BACON —.1st Cu! - 29e POTATOES 20-lb. Bag a an 1.11.•• PORK SAUSAGE 49e lilts MI order. order f-dlect . cartt.— be JONES 'IENI?El? SMOKED Polyunsaturated - Large Farnil) size 59cr PICNICS 2 lb WESSON OIL • of the Berber iribeF: .,n ALGIIPAA REVOtT CHIOS—Leaders Lean flone less (left) . I Economy- Pac r•- volt in Algeria are Col. Mohand Ou El Had) Vegetable Shortening Katy. }locale Alt-Ahmed. They are shown hi Azasga in the 1.a Mountatr-s region. They have 3,000 tloopa. 'Radiophoto/ SLICED BACON 39' PORK CUTLETS _ _ lb 59c SNOWDRIFT _ lb Can 419 (HOWE GRAIN FED BEEF (Center Cut ... lb. 49:) FIRST CUT

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By IOAN O'SULLIVAN QOME 40 nui:,•M scorner. and •-/ tsef,rni;,:s have trait st-N- 49c 29c One CORN Ntur.b..tr SALMON ing Araer.ca's • hobby. BLUE BONNET - Yellow Quarters FROSTY ACRES - CHICKEN, BEEF, TURKEY - 8-oz. Its a m•-•rny-saving pursuit and or.e th. seh;os.able- - pnoviding 3-,tare organized • for it and have supplies a3'- ,..16.11k,.. y ou can sex in a 'segsts." second: spenctr.g pre. . 43c POT PIES 19c • ro'..rikling up Kargarine2i Clots time mint. FROSTY ACRES - 11-lb. Bag crgardze a sewing set- OLD FASHION up that worii, as tffici•tntly as a s' 'larva 'Lie, heed there hints. lb .our Sewing Machine CHOCOLATE DROPS 25 First, a'. your sewing -- Lima Beans 39c .machine a .t'a Try, 1.4,•ce 2.-ou •:-.•rtatn the machin- i3 eary to operate, its ta• • l• • r saficient REGULAR SIZE LIFErdri_ _ _ 3 BARS 33e wrk t•:,.tr•! • ant SCOTT NAPKINS color 2 F0, 29c char r h a u:nfort- 5311,7**Z" saran, able he cirr-orr pattern pl., 3. urapped in trahsparent ••• to t:._ •Ate ma.' are stored pri shelves effic.eiltl) arranged uear BATH SIZE LIFEBOUY 2 BARS 33c at,ra;-•-!. r 5,4)- SCOTTKINS DIVER NAPKINS 25` plies Stith space can be at!, of colors. Store In see- Fabric Scrapbook rar.1.,tel on v•-ali shelves. in a !ection thro.r.h refrigerator boxei. To crganire box h9e or on a fel l.ng s.-tre•n ALL _ _ — Patterns. These cart scrapbook. Wheneo'r buy that's backe,1 On 3. CUT-RITE-WAX PAPER 125-ft. roll 29c and again if. aft•-r fabric or trimming you can hare; usel'again wt.ic.'t AV • each use, they re re-folcitd tape to atta,..1.: BUSTER NUTS SPANISH PEANUTS 7,_07 29c tn,t stored flat in a mhos box or st.'atch to the book, noting atoixti ar I L.sentkil At-eevieries special pattern file. yardage, where its SCOTT big roll 35e it,:tr.s as case TOWELS the failowirg 4. Needles and pins of as- where you bought it, in 2 GANS 29` accessor....1 tot- NINE LIVES CT FOOD es,ent.al ty.rted sizes Store in small you r.eed more. rig cer.t..tr: bc..azd trar.r.parent plastic boxes. _File sample swatches a and. it-or:. a ftill-ler:ztr. scraps in the hook, too, so Windy To Have fi SCOTT TISSUE 1000-Sheet Roll 2 F0, 25e a gay.: cutt:ng surf you'll have a record if they're 25-ft. roll 29e make ALCO4 A table can be t....scd, as a S;aairies, bieltolltig pin- needed for patches or tt) cutting, surface or you can cushi.,n, thimble. 60-inch tape a small article, such as a pi.rathase a cutting board that Incas:Ire, yarditIck. _light and scarf cr doll's dress. - 2.F0 WALDORF TISSUE 4-roll pkg 35e can be I.sed on your bed. Such dark. tai:or's chalk, a tiny ten- can R d Button rages fiREEN WANT PEAS 17-or. 99e boards are 72 inches long by sion screwdrirer, a lint lir Isti button pages for the 40 incte; wide and are h.ngcd and s•..arri guide. Make well, taping button to f0'.'1 for storag.; o•Ltn not . Also, for your machine, book - as clictly to the pages. REGULAR SIZE RINSO 25e in use. extra bobbins, light bulbs,rina- • cards -- large box 25° than SCOTTIES • This is far more efficient Sewing Nntiovis c:I.ne ad. motor 14ricant and storing buttons in a box. Ke-p sc•:entg noti•Tli fl, .'.or belts. might wish Organ:zation (flakes sewing Otle•r L.ds you STRAINED McCORMICK - Lb lb are dressmaker's a real pleasure, because it GERBER waste aper, tracing wheel, r,,-arts you don't have to supplies. •.nd such pressing re- tote ..a.,,s.ntbling ready and wait- f• 1 as a sleeve beard Ev. Black Pepper 39c you 49c when for Mor.ient 6 ing for th.; Food and Baby press nittt ta.10,L'a stitch. STOKELY PINEAPPLE-ORANGE DRINK - giant 46-oz. can La.:: to ease sewing chores. V. alit to take that first PREMIUM SALTINES - 1-1b. hex

• C,A PONG 39c .• CRACKERS 25c TONY - 1-lb. can * BeSH'S BES'f,, "MOWIlf)tI - 141=07. C311 Pork & Beans 3 25c Dog Food 6for 49c DOLE CM,SHED.- Si-oz. can IIAGI1 ELL Sa'RAWBERR I - large Di-or. glass PRESERVES 39c PINEAPPLE 2for 33c PARAMOUNT DILL CHIPS - Quart BIG BRO'l HER - Quart Salad Dressing 35c PICKLES 29c DEL MONT E _I 3..0z, QUART 19c 2 for 39c

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= CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday's hurtle ACROSS 30-lawmaking body ROUTE Tt-Rrag closely 13-Chur, h l-Cia)ey earth it -tine who lit-School dam.. earrlea 19-Shot at from IlOYS 12- it ,triure' .111/111 cover ...=•111•111, 14-laeonsitton 21-Man's mons p. 22-Locatluns 3-1810. 0-9-C 25-Winer. • NEEDED nuk,arne 51 FORD 2-door sedan. See- at 1616 WANTED NOTICE course FOR SALE MALE HELP ISEPVICES 4.)Fi•L cED t.f 37-Group of Calloway Ave., after 500 p. m. 010P AT burden soldiers Le' zoo, a.itts interested in buyTili - 20-Challenges 30-la defeated TAB 11" 23-Sunburn 32-Marvesta TYPPWRITElt--MIRCLE WILL swounoE at a toes. Three TWO MEN OR WOMEN with car, or eelhug your property contact Sam LIME SPREADING ror farmers, ONCE! Z4-Offmo tug carriage 34-Amount portable Reinington Quite- bedroom house with kitchen, family sell Watkins Products, local terri- Beaman or Wayne Wilson at Wil- with excellent service provided. ABC (Pl.) .e.ted oter, just 26-Medicinal like new. Only used • room, Irving room, large bath and tory. Average over $2.00 per hour. son Realty or call 753-3263. N-6-C orders accepted. Call Cecil Paschall 3( Follow bracer 31-Uprising Lake 57-Printer a short time. Phone 753-1766 Or 753- utility room, carport, and storage For personal appointment contact at 753-3429. 0-15-C 28-Preposition Apply In Person 38- Food 49- Fleal. measure 3112. IMO room. Located two miles out just Manager, Eullice Moubray, 206 S. IP Dr IMES IUD in taking flute 29-Test program 31- Went by 40-Atts.l.ed 52,11as name 68-Steainshlp off Benton Highway. Buddy Rose, 16th. Murray. 0-15-C or piano lessons Phone 753-1391 at the automobile labltr 1955 MERCURY. Power steering and 41-Slaves 54-Former Phone 763-6375. 0-14-P after 6.00 p. in.OCR 33-Walk wearhy 44 -Caudal Presliltait's 10-Prent 11 la 35. Withered power brakes, automatic transruis- appendages Initials art i' WANTEril ALL-AR(YUND MAN. for HOG MARKET 36-Volded V siort, 1-door hardtop. See at Hales LS YOUR PoUM33ING system In LEEHiER & TIMES 39- Extra ea Trailer Court. Trailer 19. 0-11-P THREE LARGE bedroom brick, nice utility type work, steady }ob. P. 0. need of repair. If so then call 42-P-onnun 21 i 3 4 3 ,4;::,. 6 7 illi9 10 :: t • OCT. 10. Kentucky Purchase-Area 43-Charge the 25e in cabinets, s bath, beautiful built le 10-11-C usa 112 D. Taylor & dykes Plurnbui. Repair AernUnt of 10 hog market report including 10 buy- =NOEL 11 12 13- 2-BEDRCOM TRAILERS Cleavi, plenty of closets, utility, carport, Service, Concord Highway. Phone 45-Resorts clean. clean, 1456 ing statitels. 43.Hail! Streamline $1495 on 100 by 200 ft. lot on South 16th 763-4509. 0-16-P 14 MI5 16 VE,17 1966 Travel Home $1506. 1968 Prairie Estimated Receipts 450, Barrows 43- Vapor II Street and Park lane Drive. $12,- EXPERIENCED SERVICE Station •••••••..-..••• .r...•••• .....=•••••••••...0. 50-Transgres- Gilts steady. Scooner $1755. 1963 Star SO:10' $3,- 500. Immediate possession. Phone man, age 24-45. Apply in purslane RAISE YOUR ca'ves at sower coat and sion IS 19 2 El 495. U. S. 1, 2 and 3 190-340 lbe. $15.00- 51-Rail turd Conaider guarantee and vette PL 3-4831. - •••,- 0-10-P Full time employment. No phone on Wayne Calfnip milk replacer. 11-Bound il 49e 11135; Few U. S. 1 100-asU los. *lease- 24 Mem ' ig Also 1957 Dodge trucko2-ton bobtail calls. Green Sycamore Service Sta- Looks like milk, taste like milk, yet FOR COR-RE it. Pref4x: down SINAI for pulling house trailers, motor 113 out pertains 15.50; U S. 2 and 3 235-2701bs. 56-Omits from MUST S!2.1 Person left town for tion, 400 .:.-.ycianore. 0-11-C milk. Murray Hatchery. consIderti- 29 30 al 32 egeellellt shape, $896. Mathews $14.0016.10; U. S. 1, 2 and 3 170- TIME lad Ono another postion. Real nice 2-bed- Q-16-C Trailer Sales Highway 45 North, 2$5 Ls 513.50-15.10: U S. 2 and 3 59-Large spoons :i Will/35 w?...... room frame house on Irwin Et., 2 --- TEMPERATUIC 41-Athletlo• :•:;ntr 33 Mayfield. 0-22-C HARDY CUHRION MUMS: Might sowa 400-600 Ins. 511.75-12.50; U. S. groups .:.ty...... , 39• • blocks of Carter School. Nice YOUNG MLN we have openings for 311 loan colors, in bloom. Shupe Nurseries, 1 and 2 350-400 lbs. 51325-14.00. DAY OR NIGH, 62• s pint ad .37 01 ., several young men between the ages horse • PARTS FOR all of on house, can be transferred to Sedalia, Ky. a - 59e makes electric 0-11-C of 18 and 24. Travel Caldorma and 4, ...„, 44 lig shavers at Lindsey's buyer See or call Waldroo Realty DOWN :PM Jewelry. N-4-0 return, average earnings $90 per 753-5E46. 0-16-0 DIAL 753:6363ST 46 et•R RENT CO 1-0fTirlal 47 :::::::48 week and up; transportation fur- e‘aminer Mee 2-Note of seals Ull IS DON'T merely brighten your car- nished. Some high school required, It 42 PS:70SSIS3 )'54 all55 50 Vrte:S-oP0FN in good condi- ROOM. Urge, for 1 3-1rrItate pets . . . Blue Lustre them . drawing account in advance. See - oneTeitwo, pri- 4- Want (am toy, 0.1! PI 0-12-C vete entrance, geound eliminate rapid resoiling. Rent elec- 3-4755. Mr. Watson, Friday only, 10 a. m. floor, close I.arge d in. Phone 6-Legal seal ti 49e tric shampooer $1. CRASS FURNI- -5 p. m. at the Plaza Motel (white 103-3425. e01 N. 5th St. PEOPLES BANK Othi.r.) .- 1111114" 0-9-P ?-Eriamation 6, TURE. 0-12-0 GOL.o Patritara Nice only) 0-10-P ..2 II eating potal,ies :Oe bilsh?l. r, Phone !NEW 3-bedroom and den house, of '11-1.11endsh by 1.5usdtaboo Syndicate, Inc. 9 267-4471 Coe:.er .o.IrF at June's JOHNSON WYPIR, 5 h. p., Ham- near colloeg $65 per month, Avail- Cot*.age Grove. Toin. Bring WAN 'It. erless pump sr stein. Good as new. . able now. Phone 753-3162 or 753- Murray, Ky. own containers. 0-16-C Set of golf clubs and bags. Three 2364. 0-14-C 11W woods and 5 irons in good condition. WA.NTED: GENTLEfefe.N, manager 2-14.F1)ROOM HOUSE at S. One pair of shoe ice skates, Extra FALL AND WINTER cle:hes. Miss- of well known organization needs 405 11th PEANUTSO by Charles M large electric heater. Double unit, es. sixes 7-16, call 753-1335 on 1631 small bachelor Apt. or room with $60.00 per month Possession Oct. 15th. thermostatically controlled Three Farmer Avenue. Also will do iron- private bath. Write Box 627 Murray. Call Bob Miller, 753-2620. LfbcfRE CUTE large fluffy 0-10-C 7a4jAM'' ' 'NUIr4ERNA . .11.)as:1" PLAYIN6 ON A fr 11111h, feather beds. Phone PL In. 0-12-C 0-12-C PAit AVANERE4T5 Taii PIANO EITHER.. Be HEN 4e0U GET I. MODERN 2-BEDR00.4 house eth Fut; ME I? TARE PL.WINE, ON A REAL potty° MAO_ garage, electric heat and fenced RANO LESt;a15. Raewsteaes_oitte"ubseee. back yard. Located one-fourth mile 9c west of Hazel on a blacktop, mail and bus route. Call 496-3561. • 0,10-C NEWLY* DOCORATED 5-room first floor apartment, facing college •• .• From the novel published by Avalon campus. Gas furnace, air condi- OM by Due blunt, Distributed by 16 tioned, with electric stove and dish- Ir. Don !4b4'.-wood washer. Will DAN FiAGG ,9c rent only to couple, _ or small family. Phone 753-2234 for THE EIU5fNE55 OF EIFICaO6E:1 /•••ialC, YOUR OUNNE15.-- waiLDN'T TELL YOU SOW MARY nights. !Tit appointment. 0-12-P Eh? 15 TO 5i40wER5 ARE AT Wooer rote.NAPPItWEU 'for a truck driver, maybe. but ton crew Seturday' AnAmme rime, I ABOUT 60 INSTALLED t.ie CAMF it was a good start for an le- this week. 0.1 a00)11.., of FINOIN6 OUT /11046.5 PleAu0 LEO! A PANKRUPT vOu bilt4K PENDLETON! the Sat I es of the .1,'ust• IS MY 208 CAPTAIN WARREN, FAILURE, VI.' Our NOT I CR ANY OTHER t.0 countant. dance. Mr. G:anger will nave fEmALE HELP WANTELJ ern Ountibutiiii Co happened AND 14A5 SEEN FOR SOME UNITED 51AjE3 MARINE with Thursdayd night things began the place to himself. Under the ( c°14"4` I Purat-aniNifty"hin li°dr at* TIME, I SAtE EECCWiE VER,; WOULD BETRAY tem), by a petty Wet. seem that circumstances. I'd rather he ant Chiming :mutat Unties tie to go wrong. It didn't ATTENTION YOUNG LADIES - ;COL' AT MY 505iNE55. HIS COUPRRY! the doors for any- learned ID a Cumn ziie e°"nandc way at first; in fact. I un- didn't unlock Inmiediate openings for 4 young training ramp in alortda. the young one." He looked thoughtful. "I 19c • accountant auhdued the knife-wield covered more mistakes than ladles 'white only) to work in New myself out suppose you've heard about the (han'" Z ever. Before letting York, California., Hawaii and re- Ini "vi I' blon Lois' Reardon, the attractive at one-thirty Fri- dance, haven't you?" ew p he had CUIlle But the front door turn. New car transportation fur- to we t. it." her tattier manager of Western day morning, laid additional "Mozt mentioned nished, travel expenses paid. Av- temeitemes. found no lob for hint almost ninety "Ali yes, Mitzi." he said. end Wenciering about Sacrament*. charges totalling erage earnings $90 week. To qualify smiled. "She s always tne Vartin weir surprised to hear that dollars on Mr. Holley's you must have some high school. Norleam min been shot while on the the ball at our company headquarters He was Over half of this amount of under 26 and able to start work im- Sr.i, to police dances. Or anywhere- else, one charge agrnst Erdzontin a mediately. See Mr. Watson, Plaza 'N',...ttge'. sturpari!r."eatinirenoffreers of 4t.e Bakery. should imagine. when there are 19c thinet took him to fare Capt. Rose. Wholesale Motel, Friday only from 10 a. m.- .utrcif. be- with Clyde young men present. Anyway, a whi.. was suspicious of Martin's hadn't talked 5 p. m. Parents welcome at inter- ing in the .1) llewever a .casual quite an affair. All o•Ir em- resulted In Holley since the first day. but It's - remark uy the sergeant togethat with view. 0-10-P martin • inducing Clyde Honey of when I reached the office Fri- ployees attend, ‘'.'.'stern to awe him a 101) detect - invited escorts," day- afternoon he was waiting their NANCY by Ernie Bnalintillor mistakes in invoices, executives?" I was 2i.st muting around for • vend for me. lie heekont.d through "Even the 2 FOR 29' m, qf the plant was thinking about the a:arc:els. ine thrrsteaed the glass partition, and 1 went .!-Inuett for Slartfn to he executive;," he SCRAM-YOU CAN'T aim . run by • warehouseman "Even the Moak Saueders. "How's it working out, Mr. said. -Mr. Reardon will he SELL APPLES HERE Douglas?" there, with his daughter." He CHAPTER 5 25" -Okay 1 'pleas you've seen tugged at nis lower lip, a ges- Mitzi Pawn m.fir stig- IT WAS the invoices I've been leaving.** ture' that seemed habitual .:1:11 I move to a I gested tnat Something about his expressian him. •That-ii what you were MEDICAL recom. boardinghouse, and who just toying to find out, isn't it?" t. roll warned me that he wasn't BUILDING \'29 rnand-n Mrs. Ferr:es place on paibatey pretty making polite converration. My grin was She lived there her T Street. He nodded "Thai s whii I sheepish. for he fielded, "Not may have had her own very self, and waited to talk to you I'm af I aid that I blame you. She's a maroons for proposing the move. girl. I take it you big roll 1 have • little bad ,." attractive 35' it fitted my pans. A her since but didn't say antylung, and he haven't talked with isn't the quietest Y.NIC A. went on. the day you fought that purse tee wo.ect daring the pace in "You le. recall my mentioning , 4aatchar?" Since that was when hadn't. .daytime. at first that some of the 1 acknowledged that I 2 F(3, 25' most of my sleep- APPLES I had to do miszakes you !tinted vp might "Well, shell be at the dance. it meell'O`d -.able that in on ing, alneady have been taken care I wish I could work you ;Ott better off in a rcsiden-- it's I'ci be of.'" tie picked up one of the it somenow, but I'm afraid neighborhood. it APPLES :oil pkg. tial papers on his desk, and slid it impossible. A few years ago 35' landlady was a dark My toward me "This III the sort of got to the point where there woman or Portu- • complexioned thing I had in mind -this were more guests than em- descent, the type usually guese charge to Errhunnii's Bakery" ployees. We had to make an to as "motherly.- Pre- ABBEY AN' SLATS by Raeburn fan Buret, referred There was a sinking feeling ironclad rule that no outsiders -- - 25* somably there had been a Mr. escorts In my stomach. were allowed except as but 1 never heard him Ferris, someone else for members of the association. Certainly no wasn't "You mean mentioned. I can t be the one to break IL" AND-HE GETS YOUR ONLY MORNING /THIS LETTER WILL INTRODUCE YOu operatim of found it first'?" essential to the -That's all right. I'm about DAUGHTER'S HAND IN MARRIAGE-- TO THE PRESENT HEAD OF THE which Mrs. "That's right. Either the cus- PUT THE O.M. RAILROAD M. the boardinyhouse, good night's sleep, WILLING OR NOT. TELL I-11M someone due for a INTO WORKING CONDITION RAILROAD. GIVE IT TO HIM,, Ferris controlled with a firm tomer notified us, or mis- anyway." AND I THAT, DADDYKINS PROVIDED HE'S STILL ALIVE. capable hand. In the office caught the PROMISE YOU'LL GET and "1 prestime-tyou are." He IF HE ISN'T, SIMPLY go to work nn- take." Holley slid a stift yellow THAT MURDER CHARGE AGAINST TAKE Since I didn't the lEdger sheet and , for ledger sheet toward me. 'This picked up YOU QUASHED; • OAR WHERE HE LEFT 39c had left the office force til got to his feet. "By the way, I -OFF. Simon Granger was is the Erdmann account. You GOOD LUCK, the night, see that the police still haven't employee I had Much can see they've been charged MY ROY. the only solved the Noriega killing. Have to get acquainted with. for the difference." chance they bothered you about it any into the nabit of 4Intr- I picked up the ledger sheet, We fell more 39c out late CVCI1In lunch. Mr. noting automatically that the ing I hope they won't." Graeger was an agreeable com• bookkeeper must be a neat "No, and panion. tie was courteous and worker to have kept it so clean. Mr. Holley didn't say any- soft-spoken. could talk intelli- As Holley had said, there was thing to that, so I went to my gently on any eubject, and was a charge on it for $42.50, the desk and got to work. My heart 49c good listener, a quality which exact amount of the error I wasn't in it, however, as I kept -odd I'm _afraid 1 took advantage of, had found The posting date thinking about that twenty , the as I was full of big Ideas and was over a month back, and bucks that had gone down '; • /...) wanted to talc about them. was in the form of a puma] drain. It seemed strange that „ When I say that Granger entry. there had been nothing in the subject, the mistake 33c would talk -on any It was like losing $21.25 out file to indicate that exceptions. He found. Just to fill should make two of my own pocket, but I man- had already been LIL' ABNER 11:111!1 bw Al Cans to his out the folder evaded any reference aged a grin, and said as cheer- make sure. I dug determined through it again. past. and tie was fully as I could, -Well, you and looked A PAGE FROM - COMES RE .'OUT/N6 OFA/R TRAFF/C OVER LOWER SLOEV30V/Af." specula- corrected in- AND TI4EN THE not to De drawn into can't win 'em all, they always There were no History anything concern- no check marks on the Natural 29c t150' about say. Is this the only one that's voices, Slobbawia iS u(„) Distributing Co. to indicate Ginsbird ing Western gone sour?" original, nothing -breasted instance, the matter of that anyone had referred to it. Hairy flot.ts 7----.:::---\--- -‘' For "So far as I know," Holley The whale,and Saunders* gun. I had the Was it possible . ? as a Monk said. He looked at me ap- as big atrange feeling that Mr. ridiculous. t.3,wice praisingly. "You know, Mr. No. That was , - ---- Granger could nave enlightened be a sour- the air. half Douglas, you've made a good Clyde Holley might in porakeet and 39c me, but he didn't choose to do but he wouldn't stoop to half' Le3 - -:.'----1 start, in spite of this setback. puss, It is icant,aiand Besides, the SO. must say it's working out a trick like that. Meaning my work was I sloth. Meanwhile, expected." ledger card clearly showed that - N • well. That better than I lazy. ni t, corning along fairly the charge had been made. terribly years,thenairy- been Coming from him, that Or is, 1 tnougnt it was. It had Then I remembered how cldan thousands only started, and amounted to high praise. I For had a Vonday when I that ledger sheet had been U Ginsbird has thanked him, and would have Ibreasted -tiy the Rents I fame ferestoelothe someone had gone to the trou- find some • , s•• E., iff,,,.•::_)' dug up left, but he added unexpect- ambition.-to STOP next Thursday. I had ble of Preparing an altered where it that my edly, "Incidentally, you'd better one sKy, enough mistakes so ledger sheet . . . place in the BODDERING close to forty not plan on working tomorrow quiet IT %%Add be Corifurred Tomorrow/ ME,YOU sneering at night. There's usually a skele- (To Be sleep !! dollars. Not worth .• can Esomms!! • \fs4-e'' •

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