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y and fresh LABOR SECRETARY Wad ISSUES WARNING and • .1 e'rle"r re of Kentucky News your Murray HosPital I Presents Bleak Picture, To I soll, Briefs have Think Lumumba Census - Adult ...... 62 taxing Census - Nursery 8 Audiences In the By United Press Five State Area in International Adult Beds 65 quite VOUISVILLE vpi) — Deputy Emergency Beds ...... 3 state Public Safety Commissioner Patients admitted ...... 1 By WILLIAM J. EATON nation out of the slump and James Bassett Friday Has Been told a meet- Patients dismissed 0 create more.jobs. Killed I•tr•• International a of the Women's Auxiliary of the New Citizens 0 DETROIT UPI — Labor Sec- "This administration is pledged Louisville Safety Council that to Patients admitted from Wednes- retary Arthur J. Goldberg moved do everything within lt power Kentucky's traffic laws need up- to a By WILLIAM ANDERSON habited by Tshombe's own Lunde day II:30 atm to Friday 9:30 a.m. flito recession-battered Detroit to- reinvigorate the economy and 'd dating. Bassett recommended' per- r oiled Previa International tribe, and far from regions friend- Mrs. Palice Cars-away, Route 3: day with a warning that the take care of the needs of people," LEOPOLDVILLE. The Congo iodic re-examination of drivers, ly to Lumumba. Mrs. Otho Winchester, 525 Broad nation must take emergency meas- the labor secretary declared. —Katanga troops annual vehicle inspections, more (UPI, and police A similar opinion was express- St.; Mrs, Mrytle Speight, 402 So. ures to slash unemployment But he was emphatic about driver training in all high schools or scoured the bush country today by Alexander Qualson-Sackey, 16th.; Mrs. Lawton Robinson, Rt. drift into a depression. Kennedy's intention to stimulate for escaped former and tighter regulations on the Congolese the Ghanian member of the 3, Paryear, Tenn.; Rev. C. Mor- Goldberg, acting as President the economy so private industry Premier Patrice Lumumba, sale of cars. but United Nations Conciliation Com- rison Galloway, 519 South 6th.; Kennedy's ambassador to the job- and not the government would there was widespread speculation mission, Who said the escape Mrs, James Hedasin and baby boy, began the second slass of his jgovade IA openings. that the leftist leader ASHLAND 11.11--- Taiairitony was dead. announcement was "a cover-up Golden Pond; Richard Earl Bla- five-state tour of depressed areas "We don't intend to create an- The news CASTRO EXECUTIONER HEARING SET FEB. 13—Herman Fred- ended Friday in !Boyd Circuit that Lumumba and story." lock, 1300 Poplar; Mrs. Noel Par- by conferring on Michigan's job- other WPA — let me tell you erick Marks. 39, former executioner for the Fidel Castro re. Court ,n a property owners suit two aides—Maurice Mpolo and Convinced Lumumba Dead rish, New Concord; Mrs. Luther less problems with Gov. that!" he said in Gary. gime in Cuba, is escorted from the Immigration office filed against the city on re- John B. Joseph Okito—had escaped from "I am convinced they killed. tei _ -Dexter: Rieki Anna New York after a hearing on the government's deportation zoning. They claimed that re- n isolated farm house detention him," he said. He warned that if Jeffery, 207 South 15th.; Charles proceedings against him. The case was postponed till Feb. zoning he area to light indus- The auto capital of the world Oot by overpowering their guards this is true, there will be no Erwin, 414 So. 9th.; Mrs. William 13. Mtlwaukee-born Marks lost his citizenship in 1959. trial for a clothing factory presented _a bleak picture of Ken- electrified the Congo and spread peace in the Congo for T. Smith, 301 So. 6th.; Bonnie the next would hurt the value of their nedy's chief labor adviser More Murray High, fears of a civil war. 20 years. Jean Greenfield, Rt. "aa property. 4, Benton; than 1 million cars are on deal- 611 The massive manhunt for the Steven If it turns out Lumumba is Lockridge Irvan, Rt. 1, ers' lots — a new record — and fugitives was centered in an area dead. observers feared it would Carter-Austin 4-H Almo;.Nomon Bogard. 103 North 4 HODGENVILLE 'llat — La Rue layoffs in auto plants have put owav Game 40 miles north of Mutshatasha touch off a blood bath in the Murray State 12th St.; Mrs. Bebby Hays, Rt. 6; Club Has County, the birthplace of 1 out of every 10 workers out of which was sealed off by authori- Winners Abra- Mrs. Congo with his supporters slaugh- ham, Lincoln, won't Ronald Morton and baby a job. ties of secessionist Katanga Prov- hold an spe- tering hundreds of political pris- The cial observance of girl, Rt. 4, Benton; Robert Max ince after they located the car Carter-Austin 4-H Club his birthday ' To Meet Is Sold Out oners in reprisal. To Honor this year. Barrett, Rt. 5. First had their regular meeting on A film showing Lin- in which the three men were There was no further word Patients dismissed from Wednes- Goldberg was scheduled to dis- Thursday afternoon, Feb 9 at the coln's life in Kentucky, Indiana said to have fled. from Mobutu. army commander- day 11:30 a.m. to Friday II:30 a.m. cuss Ohio's mounting unemploy- Austin School. The program was and Illinois has been purchased OA Katangese plane flying: low in-chief, who was reported as- Mr. Lomon Thomason, Rt. ment with Gov. Mike DiSalle this The Murray High Tigers will • Cage Team a speech event. The winners were: by the National Park Service and 2: spotted the car lying in a ditch. sembling troop _reinforcements Mrs. James Cohoon, Rt. 6; Master afternoon before heading for Pit- play a return bill game with Kathleen. Farrell and Barry Gro- will be shown in LaRue- County Searching parties were dispatched and ammunition for a renewed Timothy Fite. Rt. 2, Wingo; Mas- tsburgh, last stop on his mission. Calloway County High School gan. They will participate in the schools. into the jungle. offensive against soldiers loyal Murray Statetollege will hon- ter Michael McPherson. Box 54, The cabinet officer offered hope Tuesday night in the Murray to County Speech Event to be held Katangese Interior Minister Lumumba or its first basketball team at Hazel: Mrs. Forrest Oakley, Rt. of jobs to idle workers Friday in High gym with the second team in Oriental Province. at the County 4-H Rally LOUISVILLE IPI 4- The first Godefroid Munongo was reported ceremonies before the to be fast-paced visits to Chicago, Gary game starting at 6:30. If Lumumba is alive and man- Murray- held in April. railroad shipments of surplus 1. Almo; Mrs. Lee Roy Phelps. heading to Mutshatasha to take ages reach Western game Saturday Feb. 18. Rt. 6, Benton; Mrs. Damon Lovett, and South Bend, Ind., all centers The two teams have met once to his Oriental Prov- Others participating were: Sam- food for some 40 000 needy per- charge of the search. Seven players from the 10-man Rt. 2: Mrs. Walter Parr, of rising factory unemployment. before this year in a very close ince stronghold of Stanleyville, mie K. Beaman. Linda Darnell, sons in Jefferson County ar- 3763 Speculate About rat. squad' will be at the game for Rhea. Memphis; Mrs. William He called for united support of ball game observers believed it certain he Debbie Kelley, Cindy Humphreys, rived here Friday. Distribution :. The announcement of Litman- the affair. Those who will attend Jones, Box 12, Hazel; Miss Lea Kennedy's anti-recession program All tickets for the game have armlet rally his follipirers and Glenda Canady, Fay Fulton, Sha- of surplus food will begin in ba's escape Friday by the official 'ry Holland, Vernon James, Ann McDaniel. 304 So. ard pleaded fqr a no-politics been sold. Students of both offer strong resistance to Mobutu. ron Bogard Nancy Baker, Clau- the county on or about March 15th.; ICatanga radio brought into the Auburn Wells, Warden Gilbert Master approach to domestic economic schools were given first priority Lumumbists control about a third dette Cook. Beverly Herndon, Ca- 1. Michael Parrish, Rt. 3; Warn speculation that he had Fount Russell, Ceylon Lamb, and problems during his 15-hour Mid- with parents of the players hav- of the Congo. thy Cooper, Terry Allbritten. Mrs Mary Kirkland. Rt. 1: Mar- been killed or died in jail from James Brookshire. Washsman, Rt. Almo; western expedition. ing second priority for the tickets. s-Freddie Shelton, James Maury, tin 1, Law- Ill-treatment after his arrest by Holland is football coach Church Club Will recession Due to the fact that there will be at Dale Hughes, Ricki Hornsby, Gary rence York, Rt. 4, Benton; Scott "We are in a real in army strongman Maj. Gen Joseph Murray High School, James no tickets available, people are Tons Of Ice, Snow is a Wilcox, Ronnie McNutt and Dale Give Program Sunday Shoemaker. Dexter: Mrs Rudy the United States." Goldberg told Mobutu. It was Lumumba's sec- teacher, in the Tulsa, Oklahoma, Guthrie. Tripp and baby boy, Sunset Blvd ; a South Bend audience. asked not to come to the school ond escape from imprisonment Pose Flood Threat school system. Wells unless they have tickets. is on the The judge was Paul Hodges, The YBMC of the St. John Miss Sandra Storn. Rt. 6; Mrs. "If we don't take the proper Leopoldville Province Premier Murray State faculty. Gilbert has minister of the College Church Baptist Church will present a James Oakley and baby girl, Rt. action we'll be in a depression." Cleophas Kamitatu told United a restaurant in Murray, Russell Of Christ program Sunday afternoon at I. Hardin: Mrs. J. E. Litchfield Foresees More Jobs International is a physician Press he believed By JOSEPH D. HUTNYAN in Clarksville, 2:30. The YMBC of the Cottage and baby girl. Rt. 8, Benton; Mrs. But he said he was confident Warning Issued To Tenn., Lamb is state that Lumumba had been killed. manager of Grove church will be the visiting Robert Waldrop. Rt. 4; Mrs Noel that business. labor and govern- Merchants On Checks Kamitatu said he was convinced I tilted Pm. Into...Mona! Woodmen of the World for Vir- Fall Fish church. Conley. 1413 W. Main. ment teamwork would pull the WASHINGTON turi, — Bitter ginia, and Brookshire Derby fgaimumba would not try to es- is a teach- A panel discussion will be held winter weather has stacked up er at Brandenburg Meeting The sheriffs of Calloway and cape in the Katanga which is the High School. Is Planned ond the public is invited to tons of ice and snow in the Ohie- at- Marshall counties today issued a stronghold of the deposed pre- Murray fielded its first team in :end. F. A. Cogdell is president and Delaware River basins and sf joint statement to business men mier's aretarenerny. Moire 'Cahalan- 1925-26 and it won 9 games and the club and Rev C. E. Ward Honor Roll For Calloliav posed a potential flood hazard is of the area to be cautious in ac- be, president of the copper-rich lost 5 and scored 431 points,. to A preliminary meeting for lay- pastor. which could be set off by a sud- cepting checks from unknown per- Province. the opposition's 376. Murray has ing the groandwork den thaw. and electing sons. Mutshatsha is In territory in- had a team each year since and officers for the The Army Corps of Engineers. 1961 Kentucky Bobby Lassiter High Released By Miller The person cashing the check has won 469 games while losing Lake Fall Fishing which is watching the situation Derby will be should be Identified they said, 265. held Tuesday, February Will Be clasely, indicates the weather of 14 at Candidate and if the merchants wishes to 7:30 p.m. at the The Honor Roll for Callaway Larry Hurt, Faye Hutchins, Ter- the next four weeks probably Marshall County cash a check, he should write Tohcco Crop TO MEET MONDAY Chamber of County High School for the third ry McClard. Commerce tourist in- j Bobby Lassiter will run for down the person's driver's li- would tell the story. The Guild of the First Christian six weeks' period and for the first SEMESTER HONOR ROLL formation center at the junction ' the office of Magistrate in the cense number himself on the The worst possible weather Church semester was released today by STUDENTS will meet. in the home of of. U..S.,68 and4J.S. 641. New Concord District. A- check. combination would be a quick formal Bill Miller, Principle of the (• indicates •Il A's) ‘Sales 65 Per Mrs. Cleo Heater on Monday, President 0. J. Houser will announcement will be made This would eliminate much of thaw follower.' by a heavy, warm later, school. February 13 at 7:30 p.m. preside. he said. Ninth the forgery and counterfeit checks, rain. It was this -set of meteorog- Foll,,wing is the honor roll: Grade ical factors that figured in the Paul Wayne Garrison, Phyllis they said. THIRD SIX WEEKS Cent Complete disasterous 1936 floods. Jones, Hal Hosford, Linda Kay Army spokesman point out that (• indicates •Il A's) Henry Lynda Lou Irvin'. Sharon the frozen ground would not be Stature Of Campus Lights Is Increased With Ninth Grade Story, Mike Smith, Glen Starks, According estimates to the best able to absorb such a rain. This Sharon Story, Mike Smith, Glen Billy Adams, Lou Nell Duncan, available. 1960 dark 65‘a of the means it would run off into Starks, Paul Wayne Garrison, Mike Charlton, Cynthia Ezell. fired tobacco crop has been sold, streams which would swell not The 1961 Production; Good Entertainment Phyllis Jones, Hal Hosford, Lin- Janice Collins'', Martha Craig. with the crop bring:ng a record only because of the rain but the da Kay henry, Linda Lou Ir- Sheila Cooper, Ray Whitlow, 'price of $41.81 per hundred snow carried with it. Shirley Walker, Larry Walston, By JAMES C. WILLIAMS and innate ability with his ren- this year is "Oliver" the shaggy vin', Judy Brandon•, Bobby Bar- 'pounds. Up to Fridays sales, the It takes about one month for Douglas WallaN Dale Woodall, Twenty-four years of Campus dition. Harper's vocal solo, back- dog in the person of t'hartes Til- tell, Sandra Alexandra, Rebecca average on the Murray Market the ground to thaw out Janice Wiukers , Manta Evans, after the Lights, Murray State College stage ed by a chorus, was a fitting ley of Hopkinsville. Tilley who Beane, Carol Jane Bucy*. Karen has been $41.83 while the May- winter freeze in these two water- Judy Brandon•, Bobby production, were reflected Thurs- end to the performance, impres- is master of the "pause" and Banell. Cynthia Ezell. Sheila field Market has average 541.79 sheds. Sandra Alexandra, Rebecca Beane, day and Friday nights in the sing on the audience the com- timing, captivated Cooper*, Mike Charlton, Lou Nell per hundred. The Murray Floors his audience Carol ,Jan' Army officials emphasize the quality of the toning knowledge that the Duncan, Janice Collins*, Martha Bury' have sold 51.2". while Mayfield current produc- stu- throughout the show with his heavy snows do not necessarily tion which dents in the production recogniz- Craig, Tenth Grade floors sold 48.8%. ends its three day monologues and unexpected ap- constitute a flood danger since it tonight. ed the true values of life Brownie Jones. Larry Gilbert, S Dark tobacco growers run on this pearances. Tenth Grade of the takes nearly one foot of snow to earth. Keith Hayes. Dan McDaniel, district have received $2.390,416.- Apparently taking a cue from Al Koehn Charles get about one inch of water. The four "stops" of the tour and }toward Potter, Joyce Paschall, Janice Peery, Pannell*, Judy Dalton, 60 far the 5.717.108 pounds of former productions the staff of writers of The trouble comes with a •burst contain dance numbers conceived the show elevated the Gat' MeClard, Billy Parker, Max Hob Enoch, Dale Dix, Shirley Fu- type 23 that has been' sold. Slight- the 1961 Campus Lights presented status of of warm weather tinder conditions by choreographers Carol Tomes Campus Lights and made Parks, Brownie Jones. Larry Gil- trell*. Jeanette; Carper Judy Er- over 8'7, of the crap has a fresh and original stage pro- it a mature production by win, Don Doran, Gerald Collins, which would not allow the water and Barbara Tennant, which are show- bert. Dan McDaniel, Keith Hayes, gone to the association pool un- duction outstanding in its good ing students and to soak into the ground. Well carried out. Bill and Linda audience alike, Charles Finnell*, Rob Enoch. Mary Beth Beaten*, Joyce Pas- der government support prices. taste, entertaining, moving swift- that a good The ice that has locked in both Moates. both seniors at Murray shpw can be pro- Dale Di.x. Shirley Futrell, Jean- chall, Janice Peery. Gary alc- The' dark-fired market haa been ly from one presentation to the duced without rivers in many areas for several State pleased the large audience having to resort ette Cooper, - Judy Erwin, Don Clard, Diane , Orr, Billy Parker, slowed by exceptionally bad weaoa next, and unveiling completely to smutty weeks also is causing the Army last night with their abilita, Bill jokes and suggestive Doran, Mary Beth Batten. Max Della Taylor, Max Workman, Judge J. Cullen Gainey Iher since its first week of op- unexpected events at the proper ations some concern. has a professional (lancing back- situ, Workman, David Waldrop, Rob- David Waldrop, Robert Taylor*, eration, but weather improvement time. Even if the rains don't come, ground while his wife Linda pos- The audience last night was ert Taylor, Larry Smith, Sheila Larry Smith. Sheila Smith. Ken- promises a big surge in the daily neth a sudden thaw could break up the Written, staged and directed by sessed of great natural ability, has highly receptive to the show and' Smith, Kenneth Starks. Starks, Burnett Sanders, Lo- poundage that will be offered for ice and set the stage for students. the 1961 Campus retta Osborn. a jam Lights developed in her college days into indicated by their applause their Eleventh Grade sale. Sales will be held daily un- that could cause flooding. This re- this yeer is a musical construct- appreciation of the a highly compatible dancing part- numbersa the Eleventh Grade til the remainder of the crop has sults when the flowing ice hit, an ed along the lineS of a Broadway solos the dancing Sandra Adams. Phyllis 1) wily, ner with her husband. and singing Phyllis Dowdy, Olivia Browner, been marketed. obstruction such as a bridge, piles show. The audience is taken to chorus, and the orchestra. Georgia Coles, Carolyn Palmer*, Bill also performed a ballet Francis Armstrong, Gail Brandon, • up and dams the stream. New York, Chicago, Cheyenne, Charles Paschall*, Barbara Nes- which allowed him full expression Miss Dotty Wiley. junior from Ruth Fulkerson, Wanda Brandon. Some states already are appre- Wyoming. and New Orleans with bett, Jimmy Nix, Randy Patter- of his unusual talents. Waverly, Tennessee pleased the Carolyn Erwin, Georgia Coles, hensively studying ice conditions appropriate song and dance num- son*. Joanna Hall, Reba Garrison, Al Koehn with a voice *of thrill- audience with her rendition of "I Carolyn Palmer, -Charles Paschall, Weather in these two watersheds. New bers. Patsy Hutchins, Marianna She- ing quality and timbre, had only Got It Bad and That Ain't Good" J. D. Orr, Jimmy Nix, Randy Jersey ha, asked the U. S. Coast ,maker, Thomas Gene Smith, June The two hour production is one selection in the production and " I Get a Kick Out Of You". Patterson•. Joanna Hall. Report Guard for help in breaking up Smith. Jimmy Wilson, Ola Mae Reba punctuated by two unexpected and could have added more to The staging. costumes, and Garrison, Patsy Ilutchens, tanked the ice clogging the Delaware. Roberts, Gary Washer, Jerry Thomas E. R. Jung W. S. Ginn Pelee telternatliseel presentations. Iran Acton, violinist the night had he had at least one Lighting this year received many Gene Smith'. Spiceland. June Smith, Jimmy who Violin Concerto other vehicle which could have favorable comments last night. Western Kentucky — Partly played the Wilson, .Gla Mae Roberts, Gary SHORT CIRCUITED—Here are In G minor, 3rd. Movement given him greater range of his The production this year sets Twelfth Grade cloudy and continued mild to- NOW YOU KNOW by Washer, Jerry Spiceland, two of the 48 individuals Brurh and with Gary fine voice. a mark that will be difficult to Patricia Joan Wilson. day. tonight and Sunday; high Harper sing- Judy Twelfth Grade convicted, along with 32 ing "The rd's Prayer" by Ma- lie performed well last night surpass in (Inure years as to tal- Whitlow, Rose SpIceland, Joyce Joan Sykes. Rose Spiceland, companies, of price fixing in 50 to 55, low tonight mid with lotte. "Big Black Giant" by Rod- ent, taste, entertainment, and Smotherman, Mildred Clark, Lin- Joyce Smotherman, Judy Whitlow, the electrical industry. These ..30s.today By United Press International gers. movement. John Arnn and Jack da Bucy, Lila Cathey, Rita Chap- Brenda Bucy, Joan Cooper, Faye and five others got 30-day Temperatures at 5 a. m. CST.: . which increased its These two presentaitons. de- Mrs. Rebecca Devine, who has Gardner are the director and as- man, Faye Beach. Cornelia Green, Beach, Karen Craig, Lila Cathey. jail sentences from Federal Paducah 26, Lexington 33, Bowl- population by 5.1 million -between parting from the light tone of added sparkle to the last two pro- sistant director this year. Gerald Dale Dixon, Bobby Jean Linda Bucy, Rita ('hapman, Mil- Judge J. Cullen Ganes( in ing Green 25. London 31 and 1950 and 1960, grew faster than the rest of the show, made a ductions, was featured in two The final night of Campud Geurin, Dottie Lou Farris, Jan- dred Clark, Bobby Jean Geurin, Philadelphia. E. FL Jung Ls Covington 32. any state in the nation and ac- marked impression on the aud- duets, one with "Oliver" the dog Lights will be held tonight in ice Carolyn Farris, Carolyn Jean Dottie Lou Farris. Janice Carolyn a Clark Controller vice presi- Evansville. Ind., 30. counted for nearly one-fifth of fience. Acton. a student from and the other .with Dave Colley. the auditorium of Murray State Green, Sharon Hill. Wanda Harts- Farris, Carolyn Jean Green, dent and W. S. Ginn is • Huntington, W. Va.. 32. the country's population growth. Louisville, Showed Sha- great finesse Tieing the entire show together College. field, Patricia Lovett, Janet Like, ron Hill. vice president of G. E.

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-a PACE TWO LEDGER 14; Tl MURRAY, KENTUCKY SA T R DA - FP:11E111AM( 11, la6 Ia West Side Barber Shop .. 43 45 Noble Knight 5-7 Clothes Fail The Strangers 35 53 R. J. McDougal ...... 2-7 2-7 3-10 THE LEDGER & TIMES Murray Wholesale- --- 32 52 Bob Billington 5-10 Ohio State Has Clear Sailing; Local 572 32 52 PUBLISHED by LEDGER • TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Taw Ledger & Times Consolidation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times. and The 281 591 To Wednesday Ttmes-Hereld, October 20, 1228, and the West Kentuckian, Januagy Make Man, Night Results Key Tilts To Shed Post Light 1, 1941. Ledger & Times 4 West Side Barber Shop 0 TAPPAN JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER Or Cowboy LEAGUE All-Jersey 4 The Strangers 0 By DICK JOYCE season and its 7-0 mark In league Thursday Night, 2-9-61 Purdom & Thurman 31 play. We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Lettere to the Editor, mussW. I, sited Promo International Monk's Super far Public Voice Items which, In our *pinion, are eat toe the beet Foundry 53 31 Service . But the showdown is near*, interest a Bur readers. Kentucky Colonels 3 It's clear sailing ahead for un- fag By VERNON SCOTT Management ..._.._.._...... 51 33 the Bradley Braves, American La. NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO, 12116 tessei pees ladermatimosi Engineering 451 381 Pipeline 1 beaten Ohio State now that the thought they had the Missouri Johnson's Grocery 3 - SATURDAY - Valley title and the NCAA bid Monroe, Memphis, Tenn, 150 Park Ave., Now Tack; 1/11 M. Miank- elle) - Clothes Production - 45 39 mid-year examinations have re- gan Ave., Chicago; U Bolystos St., Boston. Murray Wholesale 1 that goes with it all locked up. do pot make the man, especially Assembly ..... 431 401 NURRAY DRIVE - IN: Ton it e duced the Big Ten race to a Kengas 3 Local 572 1 The fourth-ranked cagers from Office, Murray, Kentucky, tor transmission when a cowboy musician tangles Inspection 40 44 mly, "The Beat Generation". 95 chambles land who can Sneered at the Peet as stop them Peoria, Ill., may have to settle Second Claw Matter with a real live cow and winds Drill & Cleaning 38 46 Top Tim minutes, starts at 6:30 and 10:26. anyway?) - but some key con- for the National Invitational Tour- up with a sprained ankle and a Press Shon ...... ____ 38 46 Paul StocIghill 175 Plus -13z4ttle Hymn". 111 mins., SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier hi Murray, ber week 20$, per ference games today should shed nament since they recently drop- partner in the hospital. Personnel . 36 48 Bob Wright ...... 173 starts ats 8:25. seratk SZka CaDeem sad adjoining 0011811110. per yew, P.M; Wan- some light on who's going where ped into second place behind The inept cowboy is Spade Maintenance ... . 30 54 Richard Lassiter ...______. 172 whom in the poet-season tournaments. red-hot Cincinnati. Cooledisa.star- of Top Ten Bob Wade 170 yestera'ear Bradley Can Gain as all al I ljffia \in t. 196 I and a TV standby in Southern Tom Lyles 173 Red Doherty ..._...... 169 VARSITY: "Shake Hands With The beat 'em Buckeyes, ranked Bradley 15-21 has a chancelbp California for more than a dec- Jim Vance . 168 Cliff Campbell 169 The Devil", feature 108 minutes, first nationally and rolling tow- gain a half game on the iffe ade. Spade's4trademark is a ten- Harry Russell 167 Ronald Pace 168 slisrts at 1:00, 5:12, and 927. ard the defense of their NCAA Bearcats today when they meet hat, ' boots and cowboy Paul Ragsdale 166 Bill Sumner ...... ______167 "Hell To Eternity", feature 130 gallon title, meet Michigan State, a St. Louis (3-3). Ten Years Ago Today duds. He still wears them. Fred Pogue 166 Noble Knight ...... _. 165 minutes, starts at 3:022 and 7:17. winner only once in seven Big "I'm ask okie and you can't get Ben Grogan . 165 High Ind. GISMO Ten contests. Ohio State, not hit Wake Forest 19-21 has an op- Ledger & Times File - SUNDAY - the boots away from me," he Al, Hewett 164 Jimmie Shelton ______225 223 by the academic difficulties which portunity to re-gain a share of Cliff says. Campbell 163 Joe Graves ...... 224 VARSITY: "Breath of Scandal", tapped some of the strength from the Atlantic Coast Conference Pat Teams .and captains have selc.cled for the 1951 But it takes more than boots Coleman . 160 Billy Thurman 222 feature 96 minutes, Starts at 1:00, other conference teams, looks to lead In Its clash with fifth-ranked Jim "Bull1 A Boy Through Scouting- campaign which will out on the range, as amply prov- Payne 160 Hub Dunn 217 3:00, 5:03, 7:06, and 9:09. improve its 17-0 record for the North Carolina. .start Monday morning its Alurray. ed by Spade's recent saga in the High Team Series High Ind Jleries Engineering The Big Eight title is still up Billy Denham. son of Nlee. tillis. Denham of Hazel. sage-brush. It goes like this: 2471 Jimmie Shelton 587 Assembly . 2380 for grabs and the leaders, Ku- has heels awarded 325.00 defense bond in till essay Coll - Cooley - was looking over his Bob Wright • 555 Waterwonderland Foundry 2323 sas and Kansas State. with kW- It's1 sponsored by LAittisville papers in essujunclion with latest project. Cliff Campbell 546 lake on the edge of the Management 2259 Donn 543 beat 5-1 records in league play, the Kentucky Association of soil CtineerTaii011 Districts. ia huge Hub desert 90 miles from Hollywood), Drill & Cleaning 2251 James Boone 540 Science NotebooY clash with conference rivals. The Joe W. Futrell !sassed away. Thursday afternoon at with a couple of engineers. They High Team Game High Team Game Jayhawkers meet Nebraska (3-3) Futrell was an employee of and the Murray Hospital. Mr. were planning the largest man- Engineering 934 Purdom & Thurman _...... 909 the seventh-ranked Wildcats THE AIARICE7' COMES TO MOTHER.. take the Murray Hospital. made water skiing lake in the Management 816 Kengas ...... 875 on Iowa State (3-4). Tickets for the (lino Valley Conference Tournament Assembly 813 1114oPPINe TNE FUTURE WILL BE DONE OKA Front-runners in Action world. All-Jersey 856 THE 101171000001111 HOUGEWlFE wts,DAL . which will be hold hi the .‘tillory in Louisville. are now Enter a truck containing a Foundry ...... 792 Monk's Super Service 841 A STORE NUMBER AND A sELF_CriOai OF Temple and St. Joseph's (Pa.), oil sale at Ole Murray State gusiness office. 000-pound S400 Black Angra cow Personnel ... TAY 790 s, High Team Series AVERCHANME WILL DE SHOWN ON front-runners in the Mid-Atlantic High Ind. Series THE COLOR TELEVISION Conference, which sends a repre- The trizr,,,,It porch light yamisnign will •be hold to be added to Spade's modest Purdom & Thurman ...... 2523 45255N FOR NER sentative to Ntonday front e ..'t ''ii 11.41114'k. herd. Ralph Robertson ...... 557 Kengas 2512 EXAMINATiON SHE the NCAA Eastern Cow Goes Crazy Alfred Thomas 550 All-JerseY...... 2454 WILL TELL. HER CHOICE TO - regional playoffs, also tangle man A TAPE RECORPER, league teams. But let Spade tell it from here. Al Hewett 531 West Side Barber, Shop 2329 Temple plays DeTa- A/40 THE TAPE Will BA ware and "Well, the minute that cow got Ben Grogan 528 Splits picked up USED TO ve0C.E56 St. Joe's meets Lafa- yette. off the truck, she went crazy." he Paul Ragsdale 525 Robert Hibbard 5-7-9 THE RPER High Ind. Game see 20 Years Ago This Week related. "She-listarted charging In the battle for the Ralph Robertson ..... 245 Southwest everything in sight before she Conference title, first-place Texas File Ralph Lovett ' . 213 Ledger & Times ran off-- through the brush. • Tech engages Southern Methodist Whit- Cliff Camphell.„4----;..._204.1.... "Then my partner. Beal ffricr-FhTdrehie-FTFiiiii.Prir.s-BiCy= The Hazel High School Loots. tor the fir4t flute in lock, the two engineers and my- Paul Rags.dale ...... 200 lor. •everal sseasons. are litaairial w the Calloway Cottlily self gave chase in a sports car, Ben Grogan 198 oroaa it ii) the count% classic nest week. station wagon add the truck. As for the rest of the action we finally caught up with • among the nation's top 10, w- Feat-siring .-!Aswer ttIPTirt.•, ttre7trreal rhapter When %or us all over the Murray Merchants League OIL SZLEvaDRI3C1(A CM SE ond-ranked St. Bonaventure miles 1.1‘ -Bundles prop:rain lhe her she chased MACE GOOO ..G...... IZ one point she charged As of Feb. 8. '61 Boston College and eighth-ranked esollsee anditori lint. Saturday evening. place At GRADE Cc CALJOE cra.. Ew jk Team W. 'COM ROG. atm-4 ."4, Iowa, which lost four Dal 1‘. Knights. 1,:allierweight: Ihisl Harbin. wallet.- the station wagon and dented the It4C7'hE 7 starters door. Kengas 58 30 because of scholastic shortcom- weiznt : Ntritloek. heavyweight :-and Ernest Far- oF sA"jkliNummis SO PROPLCE°WECS1)1!E / Irdtl-S-rellilli k. -Finally we got some horses, Purdom & Thurman...... 554 321 sA 10 • - ,' :. e ings, plays Big Ten rival, Indiana. tinware in the annual Golden rdisves WILL. VASTU INCREASE row. Ilyw eight, wain but that cow kept charging like a American laa- Pipeline-- • 51 37 AMERICA'S at_ RESERVE #4. r).- .4- "Ay ilk Sixth-ranked Southern Califor- 'sexing (warn/timed al Paducah lasl %seek. bull. She got a 75-yard run going( Johnson's Grocery ., 51 37 nia's 63-57 victory over Stanford litry Site Iltsee. ill ND-. NIrs. Car Dose and r into Beal and his I Kentucky Colonels ...... 461 411424ammed topped Friday night's college bas- If .\inio. will represolit i:allowav County in the slate horse. 'Monk's Super Service .... 451 _ L.EarEaSei 80110AA ketball activity. With juniar John spelling bee at Lonis‘ille• .%prii. 'She lifted 'em both off the All-Jersey . . 45 43 INDL,5' Pet IISCOGNIZE Ruclometkin -scoring 22 points, the ground and the cow and horse VALJEOs Trojans boosted their record Ain both came down on top of poor' cow, and sheepishly confessed U.S.sAveyss sow* ,ti.piP'söFew-AS 70 the Big Five Conference to 6- Beal He must have had a ton of 'that he was in, on under his 55 and CAPON_ TO efrel meat laying on him there for a kCiagti Week sports car several times while old tang eCeie OWN** Other scores include: Clemson 30 Years Ago This minute. oossy rampaged. DUMAS COM IRLA • 76 59: Yale 60 Pennsyl- "Well, we got Beal down to the time around "I've spent a lotta is the G.I. with ** * * vania 51: Princeton 66 Brown 61; Ledger & Times File hospital where they put him in cattle but this is the most em- a Cassanova reputation and a Columbia 70 Harvard 68, Denver traction for three days. He's out barrassing thing that ever hap- mere corporal's rating who gets ft Wyoming 60, and Georgetown years, NO. SI sold [manila I or inore than twenty now but he still walks around pened to me." he said. "It would- the Army in a dither in "The MAT (D.C.) 102 Boston College 78. Nathan ii. Stubblefield, Csalloway 4.:ssnisty's great•esit bent over I know I shouldn't n't have been so humiliating if it Perfect Furlough," Universal- a'entive ,s1 .111111 114.• past ear come Oslo the laugh, but he does look kinda had been a bull." International's spicy romantic recognition long denied him. - funny walking around bent over What happened to the cow? comedy in CinemaScope and A recent evtittinatiasit of Iii'' aillittooloile record.; its that way. "I guess all the excitement was Color. Janet Leigh and Linda- the “rri.... Mr'.. Mars Neale. .Comily • Cour! Clerk. "Anyway. when I got off my too much for the critter." Spade Cristal provide the double ro- Keenan Wynn lor,u11:111 the !nide-4 eisainiendallion Crum representatives home I sprained my ankle pretty. ssid reflectively. "Right after she mantic interest. badly. and I've been hobbling dumped Beal and his horse she and Elaine Stritch are co-star- of the slats. liiX mining c..nivain.. around some myself." just rolled over and died. Must red. "The Perfect Furlough" THE Spade admitted he was hurnili- have been a heart attack or ssene- plays Sunday uhty at the Mur- Ima the Purina Feeds dealership III Murray RECORDS ated about being bulldozed by a thing." ray Drive-In Theatre. • alio! tallitialie al Os- reseal location on Die rourt Maple Street .010 Ea-t of CLERICAL-Foer ellie itionilier of Demo- Mrs. Cs, I:. Scott. who is a the lion jobs expected to SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES! crats.. -list.' 1'4,1{% out sit, el.111miltiP. is',IVs• Held be eliminated In next tidy 1111rhl losr 1.As111.VIlle 1.1 Hile•1111 a meeim or s.f file -tale five years. tolitral mai fAi•elitiVs• -• 1 1111' iit 10130E1..1 1..r making illicit liquor ever sli-coves•et wCallowis wit-- broken tip THE MURRAY TOBACCO MARKET LEADS iederal and comity officers. The thr.-e were sulf-st)led the "Center liidge lijefilljais cu.- -mak- THE ENTIRE WESTERN DISTRICT!! ers id Imre grant alesdiiil. • Read The Ledger's Classifieds ELKTRICAL - Esti- mated 80,000 electric RAILROADING-A million jobe "uorkIn' on the machinery jobs short Season Average * ENDS TONITE * railroad" eliminated IA the Lust tea decades. circuited sines 1933. JEFFREY HUNTER in "HELL TO ETERNITY" MURRAY - - - - Asiso- - and - $41.83 "SHAKE HANDS WITH THE DEVIL" MAYFIELD - - - - $41.79 Sta76SUNDAv Feb, 2 Murray '42.34 -- Mayfield _ _ _ _ _ '42.14 Feb. 3 Murray '42.44 Mayfield '42.18 TV, RADIO-About 50 000 jobs Feb. 6 Murray '43.05 Mayfield eliminated In last 10 years. '41.91 Feb. 7 Murray '43.09 Mayfield '42.57

AUTO-An estimated 1130,000 Feb. 8 Murray '44.06 - Mayfield '43.24 jobless In Detroit "allt never return...due to automation.' Feb. 9 _ _ Murray 642.49 - Mayfield _ _ _ _ '40.15 Period Avg. _ Murray '42.91 - Mayfield '42.03

SPaRnllNG SHOW WITH THAT WO! GLOW) Ti. Psinc•as and that American traveling stiles- BREWING, LIQUOR POP-Eire men • -they just couldn't travel a straight-and• ploy rnent doss n 25 per cent narrow path through the V•enne woods! In decade doe mechanItat.on. mem reseA IT DOES MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE!! ATO Doran's Floor Grolt ers' Floor • AN100 Floor Planters' Floor a IIPP Viii -it ELEVATORS - Au t omaties STEEL-Takes 12 men to pro. have replaced 40,009 opera- dwe ton of steel produced by TELEPHONE - Some 33,000 tors in last 15 years In pieW LOREN•CHEVAllfil•CAVIN job.erased In last eight years. York alone. , IllI 20 only teo decades ago. MURRAY TOBACCO MARKET ALL THESE JOBS GONE FOR GOOD This picturization Mu/Antes exrerpts from a report IANSBURI L, - to President Kennedy by Rep. Elmer J. Holland, D-Pa , on the impact of automation. compiled his 'FCHNIOOLOR aloliana, a member of the Education and Labor Committee, report foam Murray, Kentucky labor union statistics. Incidentally, Holland is a Steelworkers member,from Pittsburgh. j

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NOR DO I HAVE AN'? REAL THERE ALSO SEEMS EE AN MY ONLY CO4P1AiNT 16 A1.td46 , AP QUARREL (Oak 5F0t6ORS AND EFFORT MADE NOW ANOTAEN HAVING TO AT THE PEOPLE FOR SalECINE TO LOSTFOUND71u.SRVICE a&IIND PFRO6R4J,kA&IN6 STIMULATE OZEATIVE VIEUX* . CONE IN THE RCN AND TuIal NESET a4 2, Dr irk le league YOWL-L. PlNiD IT IN.THE waftnrer dm QS en is near* Braves, LOST: WHITE BILLFOLD, lost the Missouri SALE NOTICE near the Outland Bakery. Reward r7i:OR offered. le NCAA bid Leave at Ledger and Groucho Show Times ill locked up. BILL HOUSDEN GAS AND elec- office. 114c NEW cagers from THREE BEDROOM BRICK tric service and installation on oed comedian would switch to a for a few Westerns. I have to Lave to settle house on South 13th street ex- all appliances. Phone PLaza 3- WANTED To Change To situation comedy next season. stay up late to see who's on Jack CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle ltational Tour- tended by owner. Living room 2365. march'1 p Paar's show if I want to see "Not me," he exclaimed. "That ACROSS 7-Land recently drop- panelled in mahogany. Utility comedy. BOO OOMMB MBO means working five meseure room. Phone PL 3-3632. HUNDREDS OF BIRTHSTONE EX-SERVICE MAN DESIRF,,S job days a week 1-Hurry MOB =WM WM place behind "And situation comedies aren't 5-Young boy rings for ladies and girls. Birth- New Format in some drab studio. On my show i-City In 9-Silkworm BROOM BOOMON locally. Able and willing to learn funny at I only work a few hours one all. They're all right for Oregon 10-1,emon of WM ROOM I Gain FINAL stone, initial and fraternal rings any job. Experienced as radio 11-Swifter cupidity CLEARANCE SALE. Lad- day a week. kids, but they just aren't funny. 12 =BM OW OMB for men at close-out prices. Re- technician and cook. Call PLaza Every Wednesday -Biblical 11-sumptuous ; a chance. ies shoes $1.00 to $3.00. Outlet By VERNON SCOTT They can't be because sponsors mountain meal BOB BOW BORING duced 50% to 75%. Lindsey's. night I show up at the studio on the ;are More, Hazel, Kentucky. fllc 3-5897. fl3p I Mee/ Pie.. international are afraid of offending someone. 14-Prititer'• 13-Plague BO BOO 0119 at 6 o'clock to discuss the con- measure le-Club they meet fl5c HOLLYWOOD (In — Groucho And I fees BROOM SMO LAMB en testants. Then I go out to dinner can't blame them. Maybe 16-Diatance 19-Lubricated Marx announced today he is fold- measure 21-Rack 4030 000 MOM NEW 5 BEDROOM BRICK house, HOG PRODUCERS! SLASH Ges- and return at I'd feel the same way if I were of neck Male Help Wanted ing his popular "You Bet Your 8:30 to film the 17-Coin 22-Lets tall BOMOM MMO priced right, low down tation to weaning feed costs. show trying to sell a product on TV. IS-Fuss 26-Flat :1 has an op- payment, Life" until 10:30. fold MMIMOM nBOMBO television show after 12 "One of the reasons these new 30-Circular 27-Leap lightly BBB BM= n a share of must be seen to appreciate. Call Stock up on Corno's big 6 brood "I don't want to work any 23-Wine cup 110 - MMO dazzlingly successful years. comedy Begin kKIU PL 3-3903. 111c sow and pig starter feeds during harder than that. I don't have records are selling so Z4- Under- 32-Penetrating MBOBB ASO it Conference WANTED AT ONCE The garment our special discount sale. Up to deadpan comedian isn't to." well is that people can't find 84-Winter al fifth-ranked 26 - Raisee pntc.ipi t a Hoe FARM FOR SALE. SEVENTY- leaving video, however. laughs on television. It's just not 28-Bone $6 per ton savings. It Five men needed to do promo- Groucho again will lean heavily 36-Cripples 41-Mhuis 64-Excavate ' acre farm for sale located acrates four tional work in Western Ken- He's cranking up a new quiz- on humor in his new show. a comedian's medium. 87-Fuornishes 44-Fragment 67-Manuscript In With mor,ey 47-Man's liarn• tie is still up miles West of Murray on state tucky Area, age 18-27. High interview series titled "What Do ' "We'll Washington (ebbe.) have all different kinds "In the days of vaudeville a 38-Float in air CC-Approach St-Quiet! maintained road and on school NESBITT FABRIC SHOP, 4 miles You Want," which is scheduled 33-I )ines 40-Soften in 62-Period of leaders, Kap- School diploma and drivers of people on the program who 31-11. roic event 60-Artineial South Murray, 641 Highway, dial comic would walk on stage and t ner time laneusse te. with idWI- mail and milk routes. Farm license required. Single men to replace "You Bet Your Life" have a good answer to 'What do 34-Average 492-2567. New spring woolens, say anything he pleased without (P.) ) league play, is one mile from church and preferred. next fall. you want?'" he said. solids and plaids, plenty of styles worrying about offending anyone. 99-Urges on Ice rivals. The trading center. Place is in high $111.60 MINIMUM EARNING How does Groucho feel about "Maybe we'll have a gambler 42-Indefinite .i!1 I 2 .153 4 5 111 2 I 7 and colors to choose from. Fur We'll be as funny as possible on article a° 111.0.11 Vebraska (3-3) state of cultivation and has rec- TO START killing off the longest-running who wants to expose card sharks, trim to match. Drip drys, cotton, the new show and at the same 1.. thAy of tilted Wildcats ently been limed and fertilized. Apply at show in NBC history? or a husband, or a mother search- soldiers satin, coupiona, sail cloth, and time try not to step on anyone's 45-Let it * 17 (3-4). Has burley and dark tobacco base Irvin Cobb Hotel "I don't feel anything," he said, ing for a missing son. stand Al.. . Dan River ginghams. Blazer jac- toes." 45-Girls name 16 0 in Action and good tobacco barn, stock Room 228_ puffing 49-Two 20 on a cigar. "But I'll have to be funny. (poet.) Jells kets, sizes 6 to 12. fl3c 50-Man's haine Joseph's (Pa.), barn and six room house covered Paducah, Kentucky "TV is a good racket. The show When viewers tune in to see a 11111W3 51-Fa,,hion 21 e Mid-Atlantic with asbestos siding. The farm 1:00 p.m., Sunday paid well and wasn't too much -comedian they feel cheated if he By pushing their trunks up 53- M usi,a1 2$ 2*26 lean sends a has six acres of timber and the Instrument repre- FOR RENT February 12th work. It's been darn goad to me. doesn't make them laugh. above the surface of the water 56 .TeJtonic 29 31 32 tiCAA Eastern remainder is ready for cultivat- fl lc When we started on radio I had "In fact that's the trouble with and breathing through them, deity I=We ...v.:venue II .so tangle va.h iog. P. W. Ordway, 1402 Hughes no idea it would last 14 years." TV today, there's hardly any, elephants can walk on the bot- 56-Co:onles of kaW3s .44645: TWO BEDROOM HOUSE, GAS be.. Ile plays DeTa- Ave., Murray, Ky. Phones Nos. It was rumored the mustasche- comedy left on the air except tom of a river. 69-Heaps of heat. 230 S. 15th St. Available 36 37 ilAl s meets Lafa- PLaza 3-3067 and 3-2310. 113c ARE YOU PRESENTLY OUT OF --W-- stones Monday, Feb. 6. May be seen 1-Pulverize ilail work? Are you interested in mak- 1'7 62 Fungous 44 LOVELY HOME ON MILLER after 5:30 p.m. Call PL 3-3642. 42 043 ing above the average income? disease 24 the Southwest Ave. 3000 square feet of livable tic KOS4 Qualifications: high school educa- DOWN 47 •st-place Texas space. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large 461 !KV. 'ii*WIUI tion, age 21 to 45, with a strong III tern Methodist living run, dining room, kitchen 1 .c.rip initiative and_ ambition tt7t Ap- 2-4!.wo1swest1elle- a1111 WA Mil il Plialfs—Bi -gird -151%liXralt" —nor Tented-4r nil - prove their standards of Heine - Pigpen se 60 back yard. Priced to sell. PLaza 4 -Rip Write Box 324, Murray, Ky. for a II• UI 6-Mistake 3-2978 f20c LOST: BLACK FEMALE Cocker s.A , ...Ne)..... of the action personal interview. fl7c nntinet4 Spaniel dog. Answers to name of (abbr.) l!IUUlIUtail top 10, Flip- i.tr. by United Feature Sysdics e. I•C "Coco". Liberal reward given for t( aventure meies I Female Help Wanted information leading to her where Winds exceed hurricane force eighth-ranked .W11111M1, abouts. Anyone with such infor- more often than every other day four starters WOMEN WANTED TO Assemble mation contact Norman Lee, Lynn during six months, including the stic shortcom- jewelry at home. Star Jewelry Co., Grove, Kentucky or phone HE 5- winter, on the summit of Mt. rival, Indiana. 60 W. Hays Banning Calif. Mc 4180:•- fl3c Vitaihington, N. H. Ithern Califor- over Stanford l's college bas- A Stirring Western Suspense Novel th juniar John 22 points, the len- record Ain 4,Thk;;;;IjidgaieelIFF fARRai rence to 6-1V sSq

lude: Clemson le 60 Pennsyl- 66 Brown 61; CH A PTEn 29 !after o .!iing the Lir.lo Colo- away from tha-e meee'^ins. rd 68: Denver 'THT Ilk.ltD did not lay over racka When Abel gave the sig ,he could not see the nera or id Georgetown thz second night near Los / nal to throw off. Lisa left the the wagons. 2ollege- 78. Motinca. as Abel Barbee had in- herd, as customary, when this Darkness was coming fast. tendel Within an nom ' routine activity began, and. gal- She gave herself after 1 up for lose hie brothei Matthew's funeral,;loped toward the atone to help • • • the men threw the cattle on the Hester with the evening meal. IN THE DUSK Abe/ Barbee, 'STARTLING DISCOVERr—Navy-minded President Kennedy sits at Mrs. Kennedy's "start- THE AMERICAN AND THE SLEEPING BEAUTY (John trail and pointed them vi est Hester had disobeyed Abel's I accompanteo by Wear, Jones, ling discovery" in his White House office—a desk carved in 1878 out of timbers of Bri- Gavin and Sophia Loren) are responsible for "A • O again. bistructiona, for once, and nad Shadraek and Pau' Drexel. rode tain's H.M.S. Resolute, which got stuck in the Arctic ice in 1855. When Mrs. Kennedy's Breath of Scandal," in comedy which . Soon the Longhorns were driven the wagons nearly a mile up to the wagons and dismount- "startling discovery" was made known, reporters downgraded it to "interesting." She that romantic arrives Sunday at the Varsity striding along at their custo- ahead to a grove of willows ed. was following the President's suggestion that she keep an eye out for Navy motif. The t Theatre. Maurice Chevalier is co-starred in the Technicolor mary pace, the dust was rising along the stream. Hester had the Ma burning, desk came from the White House basement, was used by Presidents Truman, Eisenhower. production. and the sun was burning down The terrain seemed to be a and was working with the cook- upon them. Los Moline:et merged flat, unbroken expanse of thin ing utensils. She nalted, gazing ABNER by Al Capp with the roll of the land behind sagebrush, but Lisa found that at them. The first lowering In- them. this was deceptive and that she timation of trouble flashec into The drive marched weatwerd. had deacended into a swale and her mind. "Ain't Elizabeth with I MUST INFORM YOU THAT NOBODY They traveled through a land , was momentarily out of view you." she demancied. CAN KEEP ME OUT OF THE APART- where juniper grew thinly on of both the herd and the wagon. The rising note in her voiee NOW PLEASE STEP ASIDE them all awaiting ME-NT. the rocky slants. Mesas arose I Furthermore a barranca, with brought AND THERE WILL BE on either hand, their tops six-foot cutbacks, cut across around to peer at her. NO V 101 ENCE. 1 canoed with an armor of lava her path. The barranca was dry Abel answered, "She headed the wagons a long time which had eroded into talus now. She found a crossing point for ago." He looked at the linger- slopes of tumbled rock that and leaped her horse to the ing glint of day on the peaks. could hide a legion of foes. sandy bottom. "Half an hour ago, or ionger." Lisa As she did so, dark-faced had the sensation of in- He ran to hie horse. The vading savage figures surrounded her. a ghostly city. She rode others were in the saddle a They were Apaches! She tried with a loaded pistol strapped moment later. in a holster to her waist, to scream, but hands dragged and In the fading light they foend her from the horse and a blow often with a rifle across the the sorrel ,LIsa had been riding. on the side of the head from a pommel as did the others on It lay dead in the barranca, its palm half-stunned her. Abel's orders. throat cut. She was now mounted astride, She attempted to cry out They brought brands from the using Matthew's saddle. She again. A hand was thrust over cookfire and lighted torches of had remade her riding habit to her mouth, and she sank her dry reeds. Abel studied the suit the purpose. Abel, shocked, teeth into it. Another blow tracks. "She foukht 'ern," he had raged and forbidden this dazed her. said. "They might keep her with -e breach of convention, but she She revived. She was being 'em for awhile. They like the had Ignored him, and his pro- half-carried — dragged, rather kind Chet fight back. The torture RANOM by Ernie BushrnMer tests had sputtered out. —and mainly by the hair. Pain lasts longer." She held the first swing po- Impelled her to regain her feet. They found fasa's torn blouse sition. She knew that she had They were squatty, broad-laced and the deep heelmarks of her WHEEE TAKE ME TO been moved to this spot by Abel men with animal-like coarse saddle boots where Mle had FOLLOW !.14 so that she would be under bet- hair. Some had bandeaus around tried to escape. THE YOUR LEADER ter observation by the majority their heads and the majority Abel picked up strands of LEADER !.18 of the crew. Even the point rid- wore loose cotton blouses, buck- Lisa's coppery hair, along with ers ahead of her had instruc- skin breeches and a type of stiff coarse black wisps. "Might be 1.91 tions to keep an eye on her and legging around their thighs. Navajoes, or even Mojaves who on Hester Barbee. Abel made One had on an arms jacket, could have been on a ttuntin' !.57 sure that Hester kept the wagon with only a breechclout below.' trip this far east. But the way very clone to the herd. Their gaze e es fiat, utterly they treated the horse says But the days went by and no impereonal. This, above all, Apache." L.24 sign of life showed. The mesa shriveled her hope, brought They returned to the wagons country fell behind wird the home the knowledge that to and got ammunition and rifles. ).15 molintains begqn to peer at them her life was a matter of Hester gave them what food them from the north, some she could put up in a hurry, 6 complete indifference. bearing a dapple of snow. They along with filled canteens. Every She tore free from the one crossed the continental divide man had come in from the herd, who grasped her — more by by way of a tree' sagebrush summoned by Abel. the surprise of sudden action' plain. The weather was cool and "We can't afford to wait than her own strength. She ran, Abel let the Longhorn, sot their them. "These but she was overtaken before daylight." he told own pace following a stream Indians will travel all night to by Raeburn Van Buren she had taken half a dozen AIME AN, SLATS Called the Rio Phiereo. get out o' reach. All we can do One day, steps. at sundown, they bedded on."* is guess. They'll blind their trail, WMO DO I THINK I AM — A hand seized the back ;of FEARLESS!!- river which Abel said war the but in the long run they'll settle c2.54uts.a'vt-Illaticw ZA-ZA GABOR,— HE'S - Little Colorado. It was a flat, her blouse, for The had left her down to one direction. By _MORE CAN YOL) FORGIVE saddle jacket bundled on the 137IE BEST THING I CAN meandering watercourse. rights, they'll go haek to where JBL_IT,YOU'VE j YOU GOT 1 RDSDICK .AN IMPULSIVE. 1a The carcasses of two Long- horse during the heat of the they started from. East. All we ALWAYS_ BEEN 'OURSELF GET!?— HE'S THE ONLY GIRL? • horn.. ravaged by coyotes and day. The blouse ripped away, can do is try to be ahead of THING I 'CAN GET!! along with her .7hemise. MY FIANCEE, FIRED,'`/Oli , magpies, lay on a flat near the 'cm by daybreak. They prob- MISS I DI , I stream. 'Travis had his herds Naked to the waist, she was ably won't expect thet and will I here about a week ago, from hurled to the ground. Grimy only worry about theit back- PIMPLETON!! WE'LL MINER s _f -• Es , the sign," Abel told LIM. "He's hands savagely muffled her at- trail. The rest of you, fan out I I iOPED YOLJ GET MARRIEEff , still pushin' his cattle. Begin- tempt to scream, and she was in pairs to the south an' west, ALWAYS WOULD t- N4010 I nire to lose e few." 'again kicked and beaten until en' be where you car see a lot BE PP TilltOUGH1 112.4"' 74 $ The Little Colorado meant she could only gasp. of country come daybreak. If i! that they were entering the They dregged her to her feet you cut any sign, use your own I 0 country of the Navnjo, reputed- and she was prodded and kicked Judgment as to what to do." :10) ly more psweeflil than the into staggering along with them Apaches. Lisa and the men re- at a half-run. She looked back. "The Apache stood over • laxed n little. But Abel lectured She could see the glow of sun- Lisa in a black rage, Ile heft- i them on the necesdity of luster down on the mountains. They ed his war ax. the Oiliest to In ei,. frig up vigilance. had emerged from the harranca kill rising hint . . ." tho AP. i It was sundown, a teedlays and were traveling southwest story eOntInties tomorrow. 4.2A, p. Is

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FAUN P111,11 •••••••• LEDGER I TIMES — HURRAY, KENTUCKY SATURDAY — FEBRUARY 11, !PRI Ever thor dg& Fun SOCIETY gy JOAN 0311ILN/JI MOM has her problems! She doesn't know what Social Calendar to do with the children when they're at that ledon't-have- anything - to - do-or -anyone-W- Saturday, February 11 made by registering at Lindsey's e:day-with stage. The Senior M.Y.F. of the First Jewelry Store before noon on Methodist Church is She doesn't Imo": what to having a Monday, February 20. Hostesses potluck supper, Sunday tio without thern when, on the February will be Mesdames Rex Alexander. 5th at 5:30 p.m, other hand, they streak in and in the Social Eli Alexander, W. C. Adams Hall of the church. The supper out of the house, pa.u.i.eng OiLle Walter Baker, Jack Belote, Mas to eat and sleep. will be for members and their V. Brurnmett, Ray sylunday, H families of the M.Y.F. J. Bryan, and Charles 18ame Solution • • • • Costello Two different rob/erfts! The Captain Wendell Oury 7 Could be, but they're akin. chapter, of the DAR will meet Thornton Home Is 'GOLDEN RULE' JUSTICE—Overjoyed Haasan Zeghabe Makes According to experts, the 'elu- at the home of Mrs. A. W. Rus- hands with Federal Judge Thurmond Clarke in tion to both is 103, gaZtes• sell, 321 North 7th Street, at Scene Of Golden after suspension of his 10-year sentence as a bank robber. activity! 2:30 p.m. Circle Class Meet The Judge maid he saw Zeghabe nut as a criminal but as a One expert, Shari Lewis, the man goaded by worry. Jobless Zeghabe robbed a Los An- pint-sized pixie who is a small geles bank of 1400 in November. Whet, arrested he readily - • Monday. February 13 The Ceolden Circle Sunday fry TV favorite, says the eonfessed, returned most of the cash. Now he la oa gr- test The South Pleasant Grove School Class of the First Baptist way to turn idle youngsters years probation. Mee Joni Zeghabe and daughter" ilfealese Homemakers Club will meet in Church met in the home of Mrs. Into happy little 11,- and Kameel, 10, look tam, ioo. busybodies is the Will D. Thornton with Mrs. Dan CO home of Mrs. Clifton Jones play with thass„ Shipley leading the opening pray- esese,„ at 1:00 -p.m. , She goes a step Thriller, • • • • er. Suggesting countless exciting 0‘. The Woman's Association of Mrs. Tommy Carroll gave the and attractive things you can devotion. Mrs. Kenneth Adams, Paradox Haunting the College Presbyterian '1 Church Make and do with your young- will meet at the home of Mrs. president, conducted the business eters in her new beeke -rue TOR "FAMILY NIGHT FUN", Chutk Simons at 8:00 p.m. session with Mrs. William D. With The Kids". authors Monroe and Shirley Paxman suggest a game Mrs. Wee- Tessree a beast of Lee, Jr., dismissing with prayer. -bag, try and see Who scores the most lets In the Lucien Young will be cohostess. 31111k Carton Magid wastebasket "goal". • • • • Following the meeting The Modern Church • a sur- In Shari's prise pink and blue shower was talented heed.% Tier book,one to keep handy The Mattie Bell Hays Circle Inek cartons given to the teacher, Mrs. Lee. are magically for ready reference, is filled of the WSCS of the First Method- By LOUIS CASSELS the embattled southern ministers turned into toys. ist Church will Refreshments were served by the with how-to photographs, sev- meet at the so- I 'oiled PTV.. International tried to keep the convention from eev, hostesses. Mrs. Thoriston and Cut a square out of each eral of which are reproduced cial hall of the church at 7:3e Nearly every major Christian adopting a word-brave resolution long Mrs. Holmes Ellis, Jr. aide of a milk carton, here. p.m. denomination has asserted that which would get them into deli and you turn it into a block Those present were Mesdames racial segregation does violence Another Problem trouble with their own congrega- that can be linked with other Marshall Stations, Gene Steely, to the spirit and teaching of Je- The Sigma tions. enilk-carton blocks. But what of the problems Department of the Larry Hawes, Jerry WiLeon, Bill sus Christ. posed by youngsters Murray Woman's Club will But things are changing. There Draw a lie around the mid- so busy have Wyatt, Jim Pickens, Tommy Alex- with outside its "Sweetheart Dinner is a growing recognition among dle of a etilk carton and cut interests that Dance" at ander, Bobby Joe Shipley, Car- Yet the church itself remains home's just a the club house northern churchmen that the Deep along the line across front and place where at 6:30 p.m. If roll, Adams, Lee, Ellis, and the most segregated institution in they pause on the South pastor has problems that aides (not the back) te the. rue? unable to attend, please call a Thornton. America. carton and, after you Meet 'ens the same way, hostess by Friday. • • • • would test the 'wisdom and forti- dress • • • • This paradox haunts the con- the carton up by pasting on With enjoyable group activi- tude of a saint. sciences of many Christians. Their hair, eyes, nose and mouth, ties. say Monroe and Shirley Circle V of the WhIS of the There is also a dawning recog- embarrassment reaches a peak on you have a hand puppet. • Paxman, who are experts for First Baptist Church will meet nition that northern churches, in Jeans Are Not the second Sunday in February, :seven good reasons— two of at the Mission at 7:00 p.m. their zeal to pluck beams frcr •Boapy Idea • when them sons, the other five • • churches across the land southern eyes, may have oveTe' Shari attaches paper join in the annual observance sans daughters. The Bethany Sunday School of looked some fair-sized planks in to pipe cleaners and—presto! Class of the First Baptist For This Gal "Race Relations Sunday." Center Of Interest Church their own. —a floating cake of soap be- The observance, now sponsored The will meet at the home of Mrs. Advances Another Idea comes a boat. She stuffs a Paxmans, whose chil- by the National Council of Chur- dren range Ray Buckingham at 7:00 p.m. The Christian Century had an- sock with old nylons, pastes in age from 3 to ches, was begun 31 years ago. At 16, feel home with Group IV in charge of the Says Star other idea for making race rela- on felt cut-outs to give it a shouldn't be a that time, segregation was the horse face stopping-off place but a arrengements, tions Sunday mean something. and uses it to turn cen- • • • • standard pattern of American life, a broom ter of interest for all members Many white and Negro churches into a beguiling hob- enforced in the South by law and byhorse. of the family, The Eueelian Sunday School • By VERNON SCOTT have a custom of "exchanging in the North by private conspir- Even a circle of They suggest Class of tee First Baptist Church' ministers" on this day. Why not, felt is making it just FAMILY OF BLOW-FLARDS competes to see which one has UPI Nellywood Correspondent acy. When churches set aside a magical when Shari that by setting wie meet at the Mime of Mrs. the Century asked, exchange con- shows aside one eve- most luck moving ping pong ball by blowing through straw. HOLLYWOOD In — Constance special Sunday to proclaim the how to drape, tuck and pat new each week f6r Fred Gingles at 7:30 p.m. with gregations instead? Half the mete, "Family Bennett. who epitomized "movie brotherhood of all Men regard- the felt into a sunbonnet, a Night Fun", which is the title Mrs. Oury Shackelford as chair- bers of the white congregation tackle it by offering a bookful Sketches star" 30 years ago. rumbled into less of race, thee could rightly hat for bullfighter or pirate. of their how-to book for par- and how-to dia- man of the group composed of ifor example, all those whose of appealing ideas— hobbies town this week, looked at today's feel they were exerting a bold 'Whatever Shari reaches for ents. grams, some of which are re- Mrs. Gingles, Miss Lorene Swann, names begin with A through Mt the family can share,fun, quiz glamor girls and shook her head —b os e balloons, buttons, produced here, illustrate the Mrs. Bailey Higgins, Mrs. Odie kind of leadership. could attend the Negro church, To be successful, "family and how-to games, read in disbelief. clay, paper bags, -aloud book, which proves that there's Morrise Mrs. Bring Up Roar crayons and night" programs should inter- stories, sansi Bobby Lassiter. Draped and draped is the word while half the members of the other charades, family sings no place like home when a • • • • Today, instead of leading, household staple a—e est all ages. A tough task? cooperating Negro congregation and znonth-by-month parties family knows how to have fun in a mink coat, the husky voiced churches are bringing up the is "Fun wtia the Kids". To be sure, but the Tuesday, Fobruary 14th would attend the white church. Paxmans based on holiday themes. and good times together. actress still looked every inch a Murray Star chapter No. 433 rear in the movement toward a -"In some cases this would mean V • vv.. -•••• pinpointed star as she the sym- desegregated society'. They know Order of the Eastern Star will bol of modern glamor—blue that whites and Negroes would hold its regular meeting at the this. And they Also know that meet each other before the altar Jeans their Lord Jesus directed His Masonic Hell at 7:30 p.m. Constance sisters on a basis of equity for tile • • • • and her siren most scathing indictments at pious yesteryear — Joan Crawford, first time." the Century said. 5 of people who fail to practice what Circles of the WMS of the First Marlene Dietrich, Jean Harlow- "A sense of their oneness be- they preach. Baptist Church will meet as fol- woodn't have worn denims to • fore God and their interdepend- That's why race relations has lows- I with Mrs. Graves Hendon dog fight. ence as His children would bind became a painful phrase ep church and II with Mrs. S. S lierndon But today's screen beauties the races in that Christian unity circles. at 10:00 a m.: 111 with Mrs. R. L. prance around in the tight-fitting which transcends mere tolerance." Nearly every church convention Bowden and IV with Mrs Bailey pants usually a size too small The author of an old hymn of recent years has featured a Higgins at 2:30 p.m. as if signifying they belong to which is sung in many churches • • • • soul-searching debate on whet the same club. Constance finds on race relations Sunday evident- can be done to relieve The Dorcas Sunday School them repulsive. the em- ly had the same idea in mind. barrassment. Class of the First Baptist Church "How can a girl give an illu- The hymn is called, "In Christ Tepre was will meet at the Triangle Inn sion of excitement a hen she's a time when these There is no East or West," anj I debates consisted at seven o'clock. Mrs. Sadie Shoe- wearing theme dreadful things?" primarily of it closes with these lines: northern maker's group will be in charge. Connie wanted to know. clergymen haranguing ... Who serves my Father as their An officers' meeting will be held Wear For Farina southern 'brethren on thea son need and all members are urged to "Jeans are just fine for a farm for more "courage," while "Is surely kin to me." attend. or ranch bfft young actresses The Lydian Sunday School should avoid them entirely. I Claes of the First Baptist Church never owned a pair, and believe wILL sestet is. the hustle of etre. me I never will." Thomas Banks, 'Coldwater Road, Kiss Bennett traipsed to Holly- Science Noteboa0 at °coup W, Mrs. Claud %sped for the first time in two TT'S NOT Sunbonnet Vaughn, captain, will present the years to appear in CBS — TV's using circle pf fele tor "Ann Southern Shoes" playing a THE OIL INDUSTRY • • • • retired actress with a etageetruck LOOKS TO THE FUTURE .e.the Bessie Tucker Circle, W.S. mother. I. rozm ARE CE-vaomme myna FASTER METHODS n, CS. of the First Methodist Church Constance herself is anything PROCURE On. TO MEET THE will meet in the home of Mrs. but retired. GROwiNG PEJAANO FOR OE—. Forman Graham on Sharp St. "I vent two and a half years III FIRST work in picture mass ROLE the said they Tuesday, February 14 at 930 a.m. touring with 'Auntie Maine." she Data stat RE memo now know where her son gained • • • • INTO THE EARTH WITH INTENSE said "We played every part of FLAIAE OR ELECTRic HEAT. HOLLYWOOD many of. his mannerisms. Mee — The mo- ' Wodnosday. February IS the country except southern Cali- ther of TV star Steve Allen, 74- The J. N. Williams chapter of fo'rina. And I'm on the alert for year-old Belle Montrose, makes HOW TRUE the L'DC will have a luncheon a good movie anytime. her movie debut in the comedy,. DALLAS. Tex fun — Police- at the home of Mrs. Fred Gingles "Right now, however, there are "The Absent Minded Professor." man Andy Sword arrested a bur- at 100 p.m. Mrs. J. D. Peterson three Broedway plays cooking fur Miss'Montrose was a vaudeville , glar who 1m/tented: "If you make will be rohestess me and I will take the first one headliner most of her life and enough noise, you'll always get • • • • that is ready to go." Hollywqpd experts who saw her Caught." Thursday. February 16 Wife Of General The PTA of Kirksey School She is married to Air Force will pav.e, its community supper General John T. Coulter who e at t school at 6 p.m. stationed in Colorado Springs. . • • • • Colo. Connie lives in New York, 0101AMMA ISIMMOS MAY The Home Department of the which. on the face of things, ICI DE Leo By HELicorTLa Murray Woman's Club will meet should make for a botched - up moiegs,...s ano RUGEED TERR at the club house at 2 30 mm.'marriage 1111W.1 0 Mrs. 0. C. Wells will have the "I've been married enough AL k 4‘Nk 0 .6 program. Hostesses will be Mes- times to know a good one when OsteElalltease dames will Rose, Maynard Rags- I see one," she laughed. "We C4SIULD 96 have an ideal marriage. John ROIL ACEPOY dale, K. T. Crawford, 0. B. is IWN Orbit k delighted that I'm continuing my waasuut taTS Boone, Sr., Game Gatlin, and wrHec WILL Robert Etherton. career When I'm in New York I coar•E Amy Ipso • • • • commute to see him in Colorado. SECTIONS OF I1 1 1 . ALL QUEER l'eoria, Ill., detc, eves sort through a carhe of And when I'm on the road he PIPE, REPLAONE .'41 A chilli supper for the public THE " $14.920 r: •srfeit in the apartment flies to meet me." u6E OF of Joseph M. Stoerker:- will be held at the Lodge Hall lik.CCII. ANC. a cab driver, who was arrested with Joseph Brown, The blonde veteran of hundreds 48/0' - I another by the Temple Hill chapter of TACA.LE i cab driver, Stoecker's two brothers, and a Peoria printer, of films and TV shows said she Order of the Eastern Star at -4 1_2 woudn't current • 1 6-30 pm. trade her way • • • • of life for the old glamor days in Hollywood. MAT NO. 32 Friday, February 17 World Day of Prayer will be observed by the United Church WALLIS DRUG Women of Murray at 1:00 p.m. 1 at the St. John's Episcopal Church. Frazee, Melugin & Holton • • • • INSURANCE AGENTS Monday. February 20 Will Be Open This Sunday Mamie Van Omen is intimidated into aiding detective Steve The Penny Homemakers Club Cochran in tree king down a ceiminal who has been preying on will meet at the home of Mrs. for your Drug, Prescription and Sundry Needs lonely young housewives in "The BeaUGeneraiion." AUTOMOBILE — FIRE — CASUALTY Laid against Leota Nbresvorthy at ten o'clock. a background of today's controversial "beatniks," the new .MGM • • • • WE WILL BE CLOSED from release c"-.tar s Ray Denton, Fay Spain. Maggie Hayes, Jaekie• Wednesday, February 22 Coogan and Louis Armstrong. with guest stars Cathy Crosby, Telephone PLoza 3-3415 Gatlin Building 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. for Church Hour The Country Club Ladies Day Ray Anthony and Dick Contino. "The Beat Generation" plays Luncheon will be held at 12 MURRAY, KENTUCKY Saturday only at the Murray Drive-In Theatre. • o'clock. Reservations should be , •