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:o. Inc. P IN MURRAY RE DEAL *MURRAY HIGH EDGES GROVE HIGH 13-7 53-3181 I Full Feeling Secure In Docket This Week In Family To Be Topic Hard Fighting Blue Devils Court Of Judge Bob Miller Prove To Be Tough Opponent "Feeling Secure In the Family" will be the topic of the lesson to be Judge Robert 0. Miller completed peace Given 15 days in jail su- taught Monday night, November 4. A tired but willing Murray High Grove received the kickoff. The C number of cases in court during spended on ED STONE good bel-avior at 7:30 p m. to the Adult Class of eleven edged a fighting Grove High Blue Devils made one play afte. the past week. They are as follows, Millard Thompson, Point Pleasant, Murray College High School The School team last night at Ty leollsaid I the kickoff and fumbled the ',all according to the court record. New Jersey. speeding, State Police theme for the entire series of les- Stadium 13 to 7. Murray recoveied. Jerry Harold Watson, Mayfield Fined $1000 and costs suspended sons is '-Aiming Our eights To- The Blue Devils, definitely "up" route six, speeding. State Police. Herman Dietzel, speeding, State ward Better Family Living." for the game, presented a formiu- Lee. Faughn and Hogancamp mov- s Fined $10.00 and costs of $15.50. ENRIGKY Police Fined $10.00 and costs of Mrs. Thomas Nelson will direct able defense to the Tigers and th:."" ed the ball well from the Grove 32 Jerre Joseph Kennedy, Richmond, $1550 the class on Monday evening She offense seemed on the verge of where play started. During the next .ndiana. speeding, State Police. 16-3873 Fin- 0 0. Dublin, three counts, ob- formerly taught for two years in cutting the Murray High line several plays the Tigers pushed over ed $10.00 and coats of $15.50 taining money under false pre- the psschology and education de- throughout the night. two touchdowns, but they were both (E tenses, failing to pay wage earner partment at Murray State College called back on penalties. Wayne Swift, Benton route three, Fresh from a 32-33 loss and a and failing to pay wage earner. and was also a teacher in the Ow- Murray finally lost the ball on reckless driving, reduced to speed- 33-32 win with Class AA Tilghman Placed under bond of $500 on first ensboro and Lexington secondary downs on the Grove one yard line. ing. Deputy Sheriff Fined $10.00 and C.ass AA Hopkinsville. the count and other two continued schools. She has her B. Elkins of Grose High Was unable to and rosts of $1550 S and Tiger j' st could not click last George Weak& public drunk, the M. A. degrees from the University night even though it was obvious gain much ground and Grove punt- Larry Humphrey. Benton route Sheriff Fined $10.00 and costs of of and has two daught- that 'iey tied. ed out to the Grove 29 three. speeding. Deputy Sheriff. $22.50. ers, ages five and seven. A reran id Weatherly pass front After moving to the 17 Doran pass- )TORS Pined $10.00 and costs of 122.50 the 17 leie was good for the ed to Weatherly for the f:rst score first Murray score with 2:07 left of the game and Hogancamp ran Joseph Greenway. Ca. uthersville, Fire Chief Expresses In the first quarter and Hogan- over the extra point. ray, Ky. . speeding. Depu. • Sheriff. Brent Manning Is camp made the extra point good. As Grove took the ball they were do Pined $10.00 and etas Thanks For suspended Help Grove High came back in the unable to move and punted out EN YOU Donald Gene Motor, Boaz, Police School Grad Ken- FACT FINDERS-Members of the U.N. fact finding team in South Viet Nam interview pro- second quarter with 3:47 left in the again The Tigers exchanged punts tucky route two. DWI Fire Chief Flare Robertson to- ROE UT reduced to government Buddhist priests in Saigon. The team also spent five hours interviewing - --- half when Danny Elkins, hard run- as they were held by the Grove de- reckless driving. State Police. day said he wished to thank Fined the students who had been arrested and lock' d up in a "political re education" camp The Brent Manning. Niurraysatty Pol- ning half back plunged over from fense. a" $25e0 and costs of $10.50 people of Murray for their coopera- team ill studying the government's anti-Buddhist policies. (Radiophoto) iceman was one of twenty two police the 5. Elkins also ran the extra Starting at the IP yard line Grove OR USED Chill Audry Glenn Hill, reckless tion during the recent drought, driv- officers w ho graduated yesterday point to tie the game at the half. High used Elkins, Rickman and ing. Deputy Sheriff. Fined which cut the number of grass 05.00 from t he first advance training The Tigers. showing flashy form Garnett to move the ball with five and costs of $17.60. fires to a minimum Chief Robert- Only Three Fires school to be conductee by the Ken- at the beginning of the second half first downs to the Murray 5 Elkins Alvin Charles Mix, Jr.. son had asked the people of Murray Puryear, Diem And Brother Reported - tucky Peace Officers Association at worked with precision and in five plunged over from there and also I Tennessee. speeding. State Police. to hold leaf burning to a minimum Still Burning In ran the extra point to knot the the Kentucky State Police Academy plays put the ball over the Blue Tined $1000 and costs suspended. because of the danger of quick score. Woodlands in Frankfort. Devil goal iine. Lee went over from en Leonard Duncan, Almo spreading grass fires. State CREDIT route one. Courses taught at the week-long the 10 yard line with 9:08 still in 1111 la speeding, Deputy Itteriff Pined Chief Robertson also credited the Dead In Viet Nam Uprising Second Half FRANKF)RT, Ky. VI, - Only school covered such subjects as nar- the quarter. The extra point try was $10.00 and costa siuspended city garbage pickup system with The Tigers tuck the ,all on the three fires were still burning Ken- cotics, counterfeiting, auto thefts no good arid that was the scoring Larry David Watson. Kirksey, holding down grass fires In the city. kickoff and returned it to the 35. tucky woodlands late Friday. the , By RAY HERNDON goo it was assuming executive power and problems of arrest. for the night with Mui ray 13 and Kentucky.speeding. reduced to Since the Inauguration of the gar- Lee went to the Grove 47 and Doran state Forestry Division reported, but temporarily, and would press the Grove High 7. breach of peace. State Police Fined bage system, grass fires In the city to the 38. Hogancamp bulled to the the rainfall which helped put out SAIGON Res - President Ngo straggle against Communist aggres- Apparently fans, both teams and $1000 and costs suspended. have been cut more than fifty per 35 for a first down. On the next 33 others Was not sufficient to re- Dinh Diem and his powerful bro- WOO. everyone else were thoroughly con- Loans Johnny Crouch, Murray route one, cent Chiet Robertson said. Big Shoot Planned play Lee went around his left end move Use closure law in effect since ther. Ngo Dinh Nhu, were reported fused for the first minutes of the speeding, reduced to breach of He commented that the end re- with almost perfect blocking and 'ARMERS Oct. He today to have committeed suicide in Saigon Radio reported an end to For Tomorrow game. as flags flew from all di- Peace. State sult of ftre safety within the city. reached the Grove High 8 yard Ptallialleted $10.00 and the wake of the military revolt that th$ bitter fighting that raged thro- rections. Murray maintained posses- costs of State Fire Ceintrol Chief ell. W. line. ARMERS" MAC 41116111s1sealea 111 costly fin*. eglkeihe streets of the capttal Fri- The West Kentucky Trap Champ- Berckwism said the only fires 'burn- ousted their government. sion for over half the queeter and After a leas rl 1".0 3ife* to the Curtis Jackson. aiming and ut- tater Robertson also urged that ionship ing in the state were in Harlan day, cielminating in the attack on will be held Sunday, No- ran three touchddwns before they tering a cold and worthless with the coming winter months and The Saigon Radio said the bro- 10. Lee went over fOr Miehey's sec- check. the palace. vember 3, at the Jackson Purchase suck. were • County and thew were under con- could make one Penalties ond score. The extra point try was Fined $2500 and costs of $10.50 and the renewed operation of heating thers took their live., after being Gun Club located between Murray trol. flack for the first quarter, before no good. restitution made of $1400 check, systems, thit great care be exer- arrested at the conclusion for a The coup d'etat climaxed weeks and Mayfield. Inmates of the Bell County prison the game settled down. Grove High received on their 15 Mershel Smith, issuing a cold mied. 17-hour revolt by elements of the of growing discontent because of This will be the last big shoot of camp were moved to the National Murray got the ball early alter and returned the ball to the 36 check reduced to breach of peace, armed forces who said they struck religious and political troubles the year with $150 in trophies to be Guard Armory at Harlan Thursday and Ellis moved it to the 42 John the Sheriff Fined $2000 and costa LOC GE MEET IN G "to save the cour.try from a Com- which had their seeds in the Diem given in five classes. The shoot night ea help fight three major f le- Lie received a long pass from Bob- of $17.50 and restitution made on Murray L dge 106 FazAM will munist take over." regime's crackdown on Buddhists starts at 10 a. in with the entry and four minor ones which burned Final Appearance by Miles on the next play and was $23 32 check. have a past master's meetieg on anri .her opposition elements this closing at 2 p. in. some 10.000 acres when high winds Tne military junta which took stopped on ths Murray 48. After Betty Inman. issuing and utter- Monday night November 4 at summer. A spokesman said classes will For Breathitt Monday 7:30 fanned the flames. be ing a cold and worthless check. at the control of South Viet Nam said it The radio denounced Diem for one more play. Grove fumbled lodge hall All past masters - determined by discarding Hi and Fined $1 00 and "All the fires are out on the pert was r-'1.ing up a provisional gov- again and the Tigers recovered. rood, are *old. costs of $22.50 and are asked to be present Refresh- building up power for his family Low score and in this way everyone meter in Harlan County," and the ernment with former Vice Presi- Edward T. 'Ned" Breathitt will Neither team was able to gain restitution made on $10.06 check. ments will be served All Master -under the cloak of fighting against has an equal chance. There will be *Mine balance , teats fires still burning are being dent Nguyen Ngoc Tho as premier. make a final appeal to voters on a headway and finally with 4:41 left Gerald Dean McClain. breach of Masons are urged to attend also. communism." but emphasized that a $5.00 Class Optional to be di- contained," Berckman said. The radio report of the suicides nine-station statewide television in the game Murray punted to the South Viet Nam's primary enemy vided 60-40 by classes, the club Three other fires burned 96 acres was made less program Monday night. Nov 4. Grove 31 yard line, relying on their than an hour after still is the Communists. spokesman added. in the Morehead district before be- The Democratic gubernatorial defense to keep the Blue Devils /M. leaders of the new military junta ing extangutshed early Friday. but announced that Diem and Nhu had candidate will answer questions tele- away from the goal line in the final know fanning o no fires at all were reported in the been captured in a church in a Sai- phoned in by viewers for one hour. minutes of the game. Prestonsburg. Hazard and Pineville gon subue- The program will originate in Lou- Grove reached their own 43 and Breathitt isville, and will begin at 8.30 p. in. Rally districts. 2:45 punted again. The with left. gra r Beret:man said that 28 fires burn- The brothers were said to have Tigers appointed big Ben Hogan- died of gun shot wounds. There Nunn Ea stern Standard Time Sta- ed 775 15 counties of Is scree in west In Big camp to run out the clock and this Louisville between t h e Thursday was no further explanation. tions carrying the program are he did with gusto. and Friday reports, but all were out In Washington the State Depart- WHAS. WAVE, and WLKY. Apparently regaining new- vigor, t Assn , Planned Today at 2.30 p.m EST Friday. ment said it could not confirm the WLEX, Lexington; WLW. Be Ben went from. the Murray 32 Causes of the fires were listed as: suicide report. . and WSAZ, Hunting- to the 41 As he crashed through on i3-5602 debris burning 13. incendiery 8, Vietnamese General Trait Tuo Ai Glasgow Rally ton. the second play he made it to the ger HOPKINSVILLE. Ky. UPI - Ed- hour by seven television stations smokers 7. miscellaneous 2 and rail- said Diem and Nile apparently es- Stations carrying the prograM;at 48 and a first down. Hogancamp ward T Breathitt, who has spent Monday night. road sparks 1. caped from the presidential palace 7:30 p. m. will be WPSD. Paducah; hit to the 45 then the 43. Doran lost the past 23 months seeking election GLAFGOW. WTVW, Breathitt closed out his cam- Fire guard R. 4. W. Roberts, Mur- before it was attacked this morn- Ky. ,ITS -- Republi- ponent. Edward Breathitt, knows Evansville; and WLTV.' to the 42 and Hogancamp belted the as . climaxed paigning in Louisville and ray, remained in critical condition ing. Saigon Radio said the brothers cans v 'roped it up for gubernatorial Bowling Green. line on the next play to the Grove Jeffer- how to provide 75.000 new jobs in the long campaign today with two son County Friday night by calling Friday, after suffering a heart at- were arrested in Cholon. a subub of - n eies Lovas Nunn in his home 38 and the horn sounded four sec- as he has said he would big rallies, the first here in his old for "a crusade for decency and pro- tick Thursday while fighting a fire the capital. v with campaign leaders Kentucky, Young Adult Class onds later. home town. gress," at a Democratic rally at the In Calloway County. The revolutionary military com- predicting a throng of up to 10.900 try to do, he "should have told the The ground game of Grove High is Breathitt and the critter Demo- Brown Theater-adjacent to Re- mittee said was dissolving the for a three-hour rally beginning a present administration, which has Planned For Monday reflected in the statistics which 1- cratic state ticket were to take part 11 IN a.m. publican statr campaign headquart- governmes . and the parliament be- CST - . - show they marlo- d up 10 first downs found only 2,000 new jobs for Ken- • in the rally at the Christian Go- ers cause the Diem regime was incap- The Calloway County High School to 9 for the tigers. Grove had 165 Today's rally was the last major •unty courthouse, to be preceded by Cancer Tests able -of safeguarding the freedom tuckians in four years," Young Adult Homemaking Class will yards rushing to lee for Murray. A noisy, fest( e crowd o D.. no- campaign effort for the former Bar- a parade at 10 a. m. (013T). and security of the people." have its second lesson Monday Murray's ais yardage pulled crats-and one heckler wi o 1.11.3 Also appearing on the After that, the candidates all were ren County judge, except for an program night. November promptly thrown out-heard Biea- The junta tole newsmen in Sal- 4, at 7:30 p. in. at ahead of Paris with 62 yards and scheduled to move to Owensboro for hour-long telecast on election eve, were Bemis L. Lawrence, candidate the. Thurman thitt and other Democratic leaders Are Planned Furniture Company four out of seven pieces completed. Monday night. for a Western Kentucky Democratic lieutenant governor; U.S. Sen. on East Main Street. Paris completed two of five passes promise landslide victories in Tues- Nunn also appeared on Rally at the Daviess County High Nunn Will Appear television Thruston B. Morton, Louisville May- "Buying Bedding" will be the top- for 25 yards. day's election. Friday night, pledging that School. election or William 0. Cosswer. Jefferson ic of the second lesson. Those who 'The Tie-5 did not fumble the Breathitt castigated Republican On TV On Monday of himself and the Republican ticket Tonight it will be the turn of A series of clinics conducted by County Judge , and by were unable to attend the first les- ball but did recover two Grove candidate Loue Nunn, without nam- to state office next Tuesday would Breathitt's running mate Harry Lee the Callow-ay County Cancer As- pre-taped recording, U.S. Sen. John son are invited to enroll at this High furreles ing him, for injecting racial ques- Bill Fandrich Republican Publi- bring Kentucky better government Waterfield. running for lieutenant sociation and the Calloway County Sherman Cooper. meeting. tions into the campaign. city Chairman. today announced at Ichier cost. governor. and- Itreathitt both will Health Department will be given "It is an insult to the traditions that two one-'..mr Jejevision shows He Called on speak at-the Hickman County Court- during the months of November. voters to "Join a of both great parties and a blow have been purchased on most of the Republican crusade ** house in Waterfield's old hometown Two local gynecologists. Dr. Con- to clean up the against the future opportunities of State's television stations for the rotten mess in Frankfort." of Clinton. rad Jones and Dr Charles Kentucky's children when a poli- Tuttle, benefit of the Nunn After that. the only campaigning -Lawrence team. The candidate spent much of the tical cadidate makes hate and will make the tests, donating their I pre- these shows will be left for Breathitt will be an election the fact that a hour answering questions from judice his stock in trade," he said. time. present audibly, eve telethon to be carried for one pictorially and gra- viewers, many of them dealing with "I pledge you that ebred. during my This "PAP" test will be given free phically, the real issues of this cam- such issues as his opposition to Gov. administration, we shall reject the to all women at the Calloway Co- paign. antidiscrimination or- counsels of extremists and radicals, unty Health Department each Tues- "An important feature of both der. education and industrial Im- we shall work with the moderate and day and Thursday from 500 to these saws will be the fact that a provement Weather responsible leaders of all races, and 8:30 p m through the first two majority of the time will be devoted He also attacked the Louisvilie we shall not have a Birmingham weeks of November. The first clinic to the answering of questions by Courier-Journal and Times new Report in Kentucky." Breathitt said. IS will be Tuesday. November 5, from Judge Louie Nunn, Republican Can- papers. charging they had "conspir- The candidate cited the record Untted erase Isternattessi 5.00 to 8:30 p. m. didate for Governor." ed to keep news of the campaign of the present administration of Fandrich listed these times and from the people and bury the is- sale High Yesterday 52 Gov. Bert T Combs as evidence that The "PAP" smear tells whether station for the two shows, WPSD- sues." Law east Night 31 "It does make a difference who is or not a person has cancer of the TV Paducah, Friday, Nov. 1st 7:30- Nunn said the gubernatorial cam- 7:15 Today 34 chosen to lead you." cervix at the time of the test Can- 8:30 p. m. (Clerfe; Monday Nov. 4th paign in Kentucky had taken on aday Gov Bert Combs, speaking on cer of the cervix and cancer of the 6:30-7:30 p. m. (Cel). national significance because of the Kentucky Lake 7 a. in. 364 1. Breathitt's behalf, said he blamed uterus are two of the greatest civil rights issue and because of its down 06 ft.; lake temperature 68. Inexperience rather than bad faith causes of death from cancer among Jack Belote_ Named effect on President Kennedy's bid Below dam 3030. up 06 ft. Barkley for Nunn's efforts to win an election women With- thus test it is possible for re-etectton next year. * Dam 302e. no change in 24 hours. on such issues as "Communists in to detect cancer of the cervix and To Library Board The GOP candidate repeated an Precipitation: .45 inch the state parks, bootleggers in Floyd treat it before it has spread or even - --- often-stated pledge to revoke the County and pork chops in the gov- damaged this part of the body. Jack Belote has been named to executive order on racial discrimin- 'ARM • Sunset 4:59; Sunrise 6:23. ernor's mansion." For the best results from the test, the Calloway County Library Board ation as his first official act as Combs said, "There were a few Women should not take a douche a for a term of one year beginning governor, and said he would make Western Kentucky - Fair through bootleggers in Floyd County before few days before taking the test July 1, 1963. according to a release no recommendations on the civil Punday. Windy and cool today High I was governor, there are a few there Tests will be given on November from County Judge Robert 0. Miller rights issue to the General Assem- near 50 Colder tonight with frost now, and there will be a few after 'th, November 7, November 12. and Belote will replace Mrs Desiree bly. but leave the matter to the or freezing temperatures. Low 26. I'm governor. Man does not live by November 14th, from 500 to 8:30 Hosick whose term ended at that legislature. Johnny Rose Jimmy Johnson A little warmer Sunday. 'bread alone, you know." p m. time. Nunn said if his Democratic op-

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4 • TWO THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY SATURDAY — NOVEMBER 2, 1963 THE LEDGER & TIMES Treatment For 20 Years Ago This Week • PUBLISHED by LEDGES & TIMES PUBLISHIIIG COMPANY. Ines LEDGER it TIMES FILE Conesliciaticin of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway ranee, and The CENTENNIAL SCRAPBOOX Tunes-Herald, October .•As 30,, 1984 and the West Kentuckian, January Bursitis Is Miss Clara Th. War Pictures *"" z 1,1942. Waldrop, daughter of Mr and Mrs. H. T. Wal for the Union 1861-65 in drop, will leave next Wednesday for Louisville where she has JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER accepted a position in the news department of the Louisville As September came in 1863, Varied No. 353 Union forces still had only a We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor, foothold on Morris Island in the harbor of ar Public Voice items wtuch, hi our opinion., are not for the Miss Frances Sledd. Mrs. Louise Putnam Carter, Miss best in- Ann Charleston, S. C. terest of our readers. Mrs Gibbs, and Larry Doyle are Murray students who were By DELOS SMITH Principal fortification on the island was named for "Who's Who Aiming Students In American NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 1500 UPI Science Editor Colleges Fort Wagner, a redoubt that extended en- Machrion Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; and UnIversities" at Murray State College for the tirely across a narrow Time at Lite Bldg-, New York, N.lee NESS' YORK gie — It will be a year 1943-44. part of the island. Stephenson Bldg., Detroit, &Lich. Murray A brigade under Maj. comfort isithough • small one to is passing her 100th birthday this week, according Gen, George C. Strong, to which landed at the other end of the island, Entered at the Poet Office, Murray, Kentucky, for tranernieston the occasional but innumerable ra- records in the court house which show that the first deed as had made a costly, futile assault on Second Class Matter. tans of bursitis to know medical to be recorded in the 2durray records was that of John Burch Wagner back in July. Siege artillery was brought ecience is far from being of one and wife to George add Nancy Barnes 01 October 31, 1843. 1U13SCELLETION RATES, By Carrier in Murray, ashore laboriously and Wagner subjected to per week 20g, per mind on how to deal with it. Miss Rebecca /mean 8.5e. In Calloway and &Moaning counties, per year, $4.50; Age R.obertson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther prolonged bombardment before dugout or foxhole at Fort - Dr. J. Drennan Lowell, a teacher another as- It) One type of where, $8.00. Robertson,'and Disign Itaron Boyd West, USNR, son of Mr. saulL This, made by Strong's brigade rein- Wagner. [1] Charge by the 54th allaasacati- of orthopedic surgery at Harysed and Mrs. Owen West, were married Saturday, October 23, at forced with another under H. S. Putnam, setts led by CoL B. U. Shaw. -71s• Oideleading Civic Asset Medical School, listed a down pos- of • Comossiaity le the the home of the bride's was costlier than the earl- sible ways including -manipula- parents hungrily at its II•waseper" ier attack. The casual- tion" which means flinging the af- ties included Strong, Put- fected arm or leg about no matter nam, Col. Robert G. Shaw, SATURDAY — NOVEMBER 2. 1963 how much it hurts. and '25 per cent of the He had been asked to choose the' Ten Years Ago Today latter's 59th Massachu- one best way, on the basis of his LEDGER TIMES 5114 setts Regt., which wall YOUNG PEOPLE THINK scientific knowledge and experience composed chiefly of Ne- • with those now and then ornery groes; the total losses parts of anatomy, the bursas. Barry Jan Thoma-s, 21 months olcl son of Mr. and Mrs NEVER was it made more clear to us that the young people were 1,515 out of 5,264 Although there is no statistical Chester Thomas, has been diagnosed as having poliomyelitis, Union men engaged. of today are thinkers, rather than just evidence, blind followers, than' medical authorities be- according to Dr. J. A. Outland, County Health Officer. Young In a third assault at 6 it was on Thursday night at the International Relations Club lieve there has been a great up- Thomas is at the Murray Hospital. dawn on a. September surge of ornery bursas in the last morn in 1863, the at Murray State College. The funeral for William C. Phillips, age 84, will be held attack- few years. ers found their long at the South Pleasant Grove The program consisted of a debate between two outstand- They can't really explain it tut Methodist Church Wednesday sought prize undefended. at 2 p.m. with Rev. H. P. Blankenship ing men, who debated the issues in the current political cam- many of the victims are weekend and Rev. 0. C. Wrather The Rebels had evacuated golfers. woodchoppers, do-it-your- officiating. paign. the fort and crossed the selfer, and other males who think The Murray Business and Professional Women's Club and harbor the night before. Judge Robert 0. Miller debated the Democratic viewpoint a Satarday and a Sunday of stern- the Murray Lions Club entertained a group of patients at the Wagner proved of no phesical activity while William Howerton, a Paducah attorney, argued the 1101lb will make up Western State Hospital in Hopkinsville on Thursday evening. value to the Union force for their physical seith during the for all attempts to take or Republican point of view. Dr. C. S. Lowry was the guest speaker at the annual other five days of the week. meet- knock out Fort Sumter ing of the Calloway County Homemakers A number of questions were asked following the debate For those who are unsure, a Club held at the failed. • Kenlake Hotel on Friday. and they were questions which demanded firm, complete and bursa is a sac in bony prominences —CLARK KINNAIRD non-evasive answers. over which muscles and tendons move. It contains a flud which We left with the impression that the students did not looks like the white of an egg and get the replies they were seeking, from either speaker. when a bursa gets inflamed. oh 30 Years Ago This Week FOR CORRECT brother! There's no pain quite as LEDGER 20 Years Since State Had They were obviously cold to any jokes at the expense of & TIMES FILE persistent and as excruciating. TIME aid the other party, desiring only to know concrete answers to In the current rash of bursitis TEMPERATURE ' their questions. victims. the bursa usually afflicted Dogs have been ordered killed by city and county officials A Republican Governor DAY OR NIGHT is oria It pleased us to see so many questions asked and it pleas- the Where an upper arm after an agreement Monday in which it was decided that an merges with the shoulder. There is ed us emergency is now existing as the result of a dog, known even more that there was little of the blind, following no comfort-Toe them hether stand- to By N11.1.1.tst it %Milian' 750,0D0- 800.006 are Leine made — • have rabies, having bitten DIAL 753comysey:6363 that is so obvious-today in both parties. ing. siting Sa lying down and even numerous dogs in West Murray Vatted Press International mil the wanner should get, based and the Northwest part of the county. LOUISVILLE 4UPI, -- The 10 gu- on an average in the past 10 elec- By questioning leadership, some good answers will be the slightest arm movement be- comes an ordeal. Mr. and Mrs. Festus Story of near Penny are, the parents bernatorial elections in the past tion.s, about 56 per cent of the vote. forthcoming and PEOPLES BANK if leadership in both parties fail to give Dr Lowell was asked by the New of a girl born Tnesday of this week. 40 years present some interesting Tuesday night will determine of the right answers, this too, is not lost on the young Laigland Journal of Medicine to in- Announcement statistics as Kentucky voters pre- voter. has been made of the marriage of Miss whether the statistics need to be struct readers the way pare to visit their polling places Murray, Ky. Our faith in the future was strengthened at the degate its on best Shirley Hubbs,. daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Connie Hubbs, to revised. to cope with it and make it go away next Tuesday. on Thursday night, because it Luther Greenfield, son of Mrs. Blinona Greenfield.. proved to us that young folks as quickly as possible It's been 20 years since a Re- Although the diphtheria epidemic seems to be on the do think straight and are not easily bamboozled by incomplete He puts the tender arms into publican was elected governor. That wane, yet severa1 cases have been treated slings and theit owners into beds, by intubation at came in 1943 when or evasive answers. the Mason Memorial in a sitting or a semi-sitting posi- Hospital recently, all of which seem to defeated J Lyter Donaldson The be doing balloting tion. He gives them a pain-lessen- well. that year was unique. Murray Lumber Co. Inc. • ing drug and an araianflammatory For Instance, it was the lightest turnout OLDEST AND LARGEST LUMBER CO. IN MURRAY drug phenylbutazone Your times a of voters in the 10 general GOLDWATER elections SUGGESTION UNTHINKABLE day and otherwise doesn't touch over the 40-year period with them. only 562.908 ballots cast Willis EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL • also won by the smallest plurality -The response in most cases is of any gubernatorial candidate dur- 104 East Maple St Tel 753-3181 THE SUGGESTION by Senator Barry Goldwater that the dramatic and occurs within 48 to 72 ing the four decades, a slim 8.819 Tennessee Valley Authority should be sold to private interests hours, and occasionally as early as !totes. w - 34 boats." he said. -There is a rated has been branded as'- We polled only 505 per cent of untlankable," and rightly so. coma's' lobs of pails isad itant in- the total vote, also the smallest per- It is not only Unthinkable, it is impractical to the point crease in available motion. vaairtas.ges of any winner in the 40 Get Your of impossibility, and it is amazing that a man of the Senator's -Durng this period the arm Ls r • taken out of :be. saag for intellect and apparent ambitions for the highest ingratiate& In contrest, the heaviest voter office in and gentle exercises are periods turnout was in 1935 when A B AGRICULTURAL LIME & CRUSHED STONE the land would make such a public statement. started, first, winging the arm as a Chandler won his Initial term as pendulum. using the oppolite .Many critics of TVA are prone to place it in the same rater, governor. Some 1.021.511 ballots From arm toassist inbringing the affect- rwere counted in the category with public welfare and other government agencies gubernatorial ed one overhead or behind the balloting that year. and services-operated at dead expense to the taxpayers. TVA back." Combs Big Winner WESTERN MATERIALSALS Of KENTUCKY has paid its own way and.is continuing to do so, in addition Almost never is it necessary to -manipulate" the arm, with con- The alrgest plurality in the two to the millions of dollars a year it pays into states and New Concord, Ky. Phone 436-3873 coun- sequent torment to its owner. in decades wa.s piled up by Gov. Bert ties in which it operates. In 1963 alone it has actually paid order to help the mfeamed bursa, Combs just four years ago when he — 24-HOUR LOADING SERVICE — out more han 220 million in this way, making it the possibly he said. and only rarely is it nec- beat John M. Robsion by 180.- bursa surgically 093 ballots. Combs 606 per largest single taxpayer in the State of Kentucky. essary to get to the cent of to remove a calcium deposit Use vote was also the highest. The Arizona Republican may be opposed in his own He also rejected treatments aath Only once in the 40 years has the thinking to the principle of TVA, but he is way off base in vitamin A. penicillin, traction. dia- Democratic candidate failed to ob- tain at least 300.000 votes_ suggesting publicly that it should be sold. As has thermy and ultrasoand That was been point- in the '43 election, HOLLAND DRUG won by Willis. out, ed what private company could buy such a gigantic pro- when Donaldson received only X70.- ject spread out over 7 states, the power facilities of. which 525 ballots. Republican alone have been conservatively estimated at 3 READ THE LEDGER'S ANOTHER BUDDHIST—Flames engulf Buddhist Priest Ho gubernatorial candi- billion dollars? dates.- on the Will This Sunday other Open hand, Be Dinh Van in front of the Roman Cigholic Church in Saigon. have fall- Goldwater's suggestion is indeed "unthinkable"' and would He is the seventh to commit self-immolation since last May en in this category three times. Will- Iltw your Drug, PreaorIptIon and Sundry floods get little if any support in Congress if it ever `got that far, CLASSIFIED ADS In prdtest against policies of the regime of South Viet • is, of course, was one even though a which iaextremely doubtfuL Nam's President Ngu Dinh Diem (Radiophoto) winner. In 1947 when Earle C. Cle- ments defeated Elden S Dumrnitt WI WILL DI MOOED from We agree with Congressman James H. Quillen, of Tennes- who got only 287,756 and in 1961 1190 a.m. to 1100 p.m. for Myron Hour see who said in Washington "TVA has been with us for many when Lawrence W. Weatherby won over Eugene &lee years, and in my judgment, it is not feasible or who got only workable to 288.-014. sell it—as much as I believe in the free enterprise system. The largest GOP vote was King "The functions which TVA exercises in respect to flood Swope in 1935. when he pulled 445,- 104, but avas defeated by Chandler BREATHITT - COMBS - KENNEDY control,' conservation, navigation, and electric power produc- The only other Republican to win tion .are .so infer related that, in my opinion, they .could not election as governor in the last 40 economically be divided and operated separately. years was ram D Sampson in 1927. He defeated J. C. W. Beglitharn, EXECUTIVE "Flood control and navigation are the functions of ORDER the 399.098 to 387.587. government, and TVA, in the area which it serves, is a.aSuM- Trend Is Upward eau the leaderslup in these fields, particularly flood control". Even though the peak voter turn- A DANGER TO YOUR FREEDOM out was 28 years ago, and the low just 20 years ago, there has been a "Potentially the order is broad among% to reach steady climb in the past two de- Into every facet of secular activity in Kentucky out- cades. side the private homes of citizens." (Allen Trout, In 1947 some" 677.479 voters cast Quotes Courier-Journal 6-26-63). From The News ballots in the gubernatorial election. By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Four years later in 1951, there was a slightto em.3 decline when voting fell off Bobby Kennedy praised Combs' Executive Order, WACO, Tex — Abner V. McCall, president of Baylor Uni- "I think this will be very helpful". But the two elections in the past versity, expecting cooperation from the students and faculty 10 'ears have seen a sharp increase. "Breathitt said he favored the order and would In integrating the school:, The 1965 total was 778,488 while keep it in force it he were elected Governor". (Louis- "I feel confident this will be done with little or, no clis four years ago it reached 853.006. ville Times 6-27-83). ruption of the educational program of the university." It has been 20 years since more n- • - than 800.000 Commonwealth resi- dents cast votes in a gubernatorial DALLAS - Judy Doll, a 17-year-old beauty from Akron, election. the last previous time be- Ohio, thrilled about winning the Miss Teenage America con- ing in 19:19 when 814.538 went to LOUIE NUNN their respective polling places. "I still can't believe it." What conclusions might be drawn from all of this that would shed Says When Elected He Will some light on Tuesday's election? WASHINGTON Perle Mesta, on learning of the death It's a pretty safe bet that better 44-Elsa Maxwell. one-ef her riessis-m-s--sks,iety's leadtrrg __ than_600.000. voters at RESCIND TIIE ORDER elver: • polling places—estimates of betweet --- - . "I think she was a great hostess. There won't be another Elsa * Maxwell in this era She was a type of her own. She was Ivan°, looks at ease but Butenko ducks the earners after mend hi New Jersey. VOTE * amusing and a good friend" a • "STARS" in SPY CASE—The four "stars" In the newest Soviet spy case are Gleb A. Pay. FIGHT by, 39, attache at the U. N.; Yuri A. Romashin, 30, thud secretary of the Soviet LT N. NUNN-LAWRENCE Else- BEVERLY HILLS. Calif — Mme. Ngo Dinh Nhu of South mission: John WilLam Butenko, 38, an American engineer with the International MUSCULAR chauffeur. The 1.131 Viet Narn, commenting on the possibility of her seeking po- tric Corporation at Paramus, N.J.; Igor A. Ivanev, Si. a Russian railroad station of passing ciassified United Democrats for Nunn litical asylum in thLs country: seized the four at the Englewoodi N.J., in a case DYSTROPHY infurrr.ation. Pavlov and liamashut were released—diolomaac asoaeeae "I cannot stay in a country that stabbed me in the back."'

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' ••••• 111) OLD MISS-LSU MAY DECIDE TITLE TODAI AL Is Far Away Perfect Records Louisville Loses Star Just Major Upset From Their Playoff Both Have In Thus Far Before Game With Memphis [Akers Top 100 Is Pulled By By DICK DEW Conference United Press International going, the Amer- At the rate it's By I. J. VIDACOVICH Tuiane plays at South Carolina in underdog. Louis- Pactball league will have to • By BOB WESTON rated a 24-point Camels Friday ican United Press International an effort to break a I7-game les.ng wins and three whole series of preliminaries United Press International ville's record of two run a BATON ROUGE, La. l'Pli -- Mis- streak. and Vanderbilt will seek its LOUISVILLE — For the sec- defeats can't match Memphis. To before It can stage a championship State, who first victory of the season at Boston Win Opener Louisiana sissippi and Hopes International ond straight year, fate has dealt Parsing Carries by United Press playoff. have held or shared the Southeast- College. Louisville fans Round ball season started in Cal- margin This was increased to 54-16 too much at- circuit's Pastern Division got quarterback Tom LaFramboise a IOW What little hope Nobody has paid The ern Conference title in four of the Among the independents. Mem- is pinned on La- loway County last night with a bang at the half of Campbell a sticking window in blow on the eve of the University have for an upset tention to the Camels tighter than past five years, battle at Tiger Sta- phis State plays at Loulaalle of the who has set two school as the Lakers of Calloway County netted 17 points in but they had Friday night when of Louisville's football game with Framboise. Farnungton County this season, a thunderstorm dium Saturday afternoon in a game Missouri Valley Conference; Flarida tied another in High smothered Farmington 104 to the third quarter while the Lakers school Houston 45-3. powerful Memphis State. records passing and northern Kentucky high Boston routed that again could determine the SEC State will be host to Furman. snd 48 after victory by a team Last year the wiry 175-pounder the last two games. were busy adding 26 Pc'ints football in an uproar today That runaway winner. Southern Mississippi plays at Sostb- however, fate Sammy Housden, apparently off Top scorers for Farmington were upsets underdog tied from Lincoln Park, Mich.. sustained Only Wednesday, turning in one of the major rated a three-point Mississippi and LOU both go into western Louisiana kick in the to his best season yet, sparked tha Harrison and Ainley who got 18 Fort Thomas for the top in the a torn ligament in his knee just popped up with another of the salmon, beating the two clubs the regionally televised (CBS) game old passing Lakers all the way, and slashed the night. could get even a.gfore the Memphis State game and teeth for the 20-year each Highlands, 7-6, Friday East. That condition with perfect conference records. translates from net for 35 points for the night's Lakers showed their top of- a fourth- if New York and 6 didn't even make the trip to Ten- ace — whose name The Mike Sandfoss scored more complicated Otherwise. Ole Miss was tied by enough. work. play last night and indicated on -yard paws in other games this nessee. The rest of the team should the French, appropriately fensive period touchdown a 14 Buffalo can win upstart Memphis State and LOU they will be difficult to deal then booted the have stayed home, too, to avoid the as "The Raspberry." Last night was the opening game that Irani Don Barone, weekend lost to Rice. Tom's roommate, during the season that sent Highlands victories by the Jets and humiliation of Louisville's worst de- End _Bob Bagley, for the Laker. with extra point In fact, LOU, the team that wins without dropped out of school, citing per- Farmington 6 16 33 48 down to defeat in a Northern Ken- Bills would leave the four Eastern owling feat in nine seasons. Memphis maul- Housden apparently did not care passing since Pat Screen's separated which had to be County __ 24 54 80 101 Conference game for bunched within the equivalent ed the Cardinals, 49-0. This after- sonal problems where he stood to make his shots, Calloway tucky Athletic clubs shoulder benched him for the sea- home in Warren, (48) — Fauqua, Har- 53 starts game. • •••••••••m• noon, Louisville gets another crack worked out at his since he poured them in from all Farmington the first time in of a balf son, again be depending on 18, South 8, Wrigtit 29-game at Memphis. which Corl'll'S to town Mich. points of the floor He led three rison 18, &inky It also broke Highlands' ramrod fullback Don Schwab. half- ' like LeFramboise, 2. Region III Early Bird League boasting an unbeaten record in five Bagley, a junior of his teammates who alas hit the 2, Andrus, Carlisle winning streak in Clews County AAA title, the winner of backs Danny LeBlanc and Buddy to L.aFrarn- Housden time Oct. 31, 1963 games and fresh from a 17-10 con- made a big contribution double figure mark Phil Lavender Calloway County (104) — AA play, and marked the first that to meet the city champion. Soencer, and signal caller Billy Ezell, He was the second 2. Sliger, Lavender 20, have lost a re- Ramad odes 20 12 quest of Memphis State. boisea records. hit for 20. L. W Patterson for 10 35, Watson the Bluebirds ever Caldwell County closed out an who took over for Screen after the of the teem 4, Crick 14, Hart, Norget ts 2, '2 leading pass-snagger and David Crick got 14 Brame 2, Jobeph gional contest since the playoff sys- unbeaten regular season with a 24-7 Miami game, but limits himself to Is Louisville's Rocketts _ 19 13 411 • v en thougn it with 15 catches in five games, and jumped out in front Patterson 10, Lamb 2, Garrison 4, tem was inaugurated six years ago. District The L.akers victory, garnishing its 1st running the ball. Ii Homecoming game and the Cards frame made him Housdeti 2 not appear to jeopar- Four Pins 14 his 5-foot-4 inch early and held a 24-6 first quarter Miller 9, J The loss did title in (hfilIS AA Region II. Owens- The Tigers face a Mississippi have strong revenge !floatation, pro- LaFramboise to title, how- Wildcats 13 19 an easy target for dize Highlands' regional boro. which will meet the Tigers team that tops the conference both fessional bettors foresee the same already have Misfits . 10 22 Moe. ever, since the Biras for the regional championship, pol- in offense, with a game average of 1•=1. dire outcome as last year for U of L., through pursuer, Ash- High Team 3 Games Scratch LeFrambotse chafed beaten their closest ished off Louisville Atherton, 34-13, 339 yards from scrimmage, and In as Ftocketts 1775 ORRECT freshman and sophomore seasons hind. McKell. also defeated pre- Dick* Moore running for three defense, with an average of 125.4 High Team Game Scratch a defensive specialist, not getting .104•191Y by Highlands, and Rowan in leading the Red Dea- touchdowns yards per game 637 It High School chance to shine on offense. County each suffered their second Riunadudes aid much Giants ns to their ninth victory without Alabama meanwhile is playing ant! Scratch Cards High Ind. 3 Games came this night. When the opportunity defesta Friday defeat this season host to Mississippi State, with the ER AT • -• Jeanette McDougal 489 season, he made the most of it. Shelbyville and Southern clinched Lynch's Bulldogs. who never have over at least third winner taking Scratch )i NIGHT ' FOOTBALL SCORES Two Records Tumble district titles in Friday night play, Dis- High Ind, Gains lost a championship in the la place in the conference, and maybe nearly did so. Madeline Parker 207 Against Wichita and Elizabethtown trict of Class A Region IV, turned second place if unbeaten Auburn :-6363 air as- High Team 3 GAMINS With .• LaFramboase launchedtwo anwItlu ago. A back Harlan's attempt to overthrow should be upset by unpredictable In poured it on with Today Shelbyville Ftooketts 1775 582-2357 in UL history Meet International sault unparalleled 13-0 -touch- by United Press to their reign, Florida. Alabama is a two 44 passes and completed three second - half touchdowns High Team Game with Hr. Ashland .40 Porsinouth 0 ) 22 He fired Heriate Phelps shoots for the two down favorite over Mississippi State, blank Harrodsburg, 27-0, and cap- Rainadudes 637 177-814 *.• Corbin at Hearts, ram 20, both school records. touchdowns he needs to break his Auburn a one touchdown choice BANK passes a the and District charopionalap High lad. 3 Games with He. I Pineville 2'7 Wallin.s 0 "I only threw about 50 own state scoring record o' 2912 over the Gators. in ClIam A Region II while Elise, Jeanette McDougal _. 489 156-646 0 season in high school." the slender pants for a season today when Old Paintsoille 26 Prestonsburg win, -inch quarterback recalled. Game betiatoem's eight straight a 27-0 All the other Southeastern Con- High Ind. Game with He. RT. 6-foot-1 ritical tackles crosstown Lotter 27 Rowan County 21 Kentucky Horne whitewash of Larue Ootuay, made involves non-league Madeline Parker 207 49-256 Russell 42 Boyd County 6 Last Saturday, in a 27-14 victory rival Bardstown. ference action tosses the Panthers almost a cinch in the topped by Kentucky's Top Six Average 4,11 4,4. London 43 Lily 0 over Marshall, four of his Another big high school game competition, equalling a By NORMAN MILLER to stay in there." said Coach Buddy Bad District aerial duel with Miami at Murrelle Walker. 160 Bell County 13 Hall 7 went for touchdowns, will be played tonight when Lexing- expected United Press International Parker of Pittsburgh. "We are featuring the passing of Judy Parker 150 Elkhorn City 19 Catlettsburg 7 school mark. Southern's Trojans captured the ton Lafayette bat t 1 es Lexington Lexington, develop- Johnson, the St. Louis ready" Mira and Kentucky sopho- Gladys Merton 148 laiyton 46 Erlanger Lloyd 0 Coach Frank Camp, who Charley laurels In the West District of Class Henry Clay on Stoll Field with 2nd George a star at Lou- Cardinals' bright young engineer, The return of John Henry John- Rick Norton. Essie Caldwell 141 Inc. • Covington Holmes 40 Newport 12 ed Johnny Unitas as AAA Region U by turning back District honors in Class AA Region more also has his football know-how against son at fullback puts the Steelers In Tech is host to Doke, Martha Shoemaker 140 Dixie Heights 26 Bellevue 6 isville. thinks Larrarnbolae tests Fairdale, 20-14. and will meet un- ri at stake in a rivalry that needs Georgia Gi- their best shape in several weeks. Rowland 139 MURRAY great potential. the experienced old New York little incentive anyway. Georgia goes to North Carolina, Joye Campbell Co 7 Highlands 6 won six button Watligener for the Jefferson "He's a coachable boy," observed ants Sunday in something of a The Packers, who have Eminence 46 Henry Co_ 6 their opening-gains Camp, "and he works hard to cor- "truth or consequences" showdown. straight since 3EAL Boone Co 21 McKell 14 with John Roach rect hia mistakes I just wish we It's a "must-win" contest for both loss, will go again Ludlow 21 Goshen (0.1 13 In place of the injur- had mons good receivers for him.a clubs, determining which will go at quarterback Lebanon 41 Metcalfe 00. 0 only where find challenge t h e Cleveland ed Bart Starr Green Bay's Somerset 14 Danville 0 Tom knows he can on to Division serasua injury is tight end Ron Franklin Co. 0 man named Mike La- Browns for the Eastern Bardstown St. Joe 14 ICrarner's ankle. Kramer may play Co. I "ung, following in his footed!". leadership in the National Football Anderson la Jessamine W= Sunday. Co. 7 at Lincoln Park. a suburb of Detroit. Lancaster 14 Mercer Ray Berry Returns One of these men will be 6 Mike is a senior halfback who has The champion Green Bay Packers apyle Oa. 34 Madison Central has been an "almost" helped earn unbeaten Lincoln Park and Chicago Bears, tied for the Baltimore Shelby Oo 6 Oldham Oo 6 The Colts gave No 3 ranking among prep teams In Western Division lead with 6-1 rec- club season-long. HarrLson Co 41 Georgetown 6 struggles and Governor of Kentucky! take on a toughie this the Packers two hard ;TONE Shelbyville 21 Harrodsburg 0 Michigan ords. each Packers play the Pit- in their first game with the Bears Paris 31 Woodford Co. 14 weekend. The ,4-2-1i at Milwau- they led before bowing, 10-3. This Clark Oa 38 Bryan Station 8 asburgh Stealers SCHOOL Balti- weekend, Ray Berry returns to com- 14 Irvine 6 KENTUCKY HIGH kee while the Bears travel to Kentucky Deaf plete Johnny Unitas' old pass-cat- YOUR VOTE 14 BASKETBALL SCORES more to meet the Colts 13-4). Mt Sterling DuBois ching corps, Lenny Moore is ac IGKY Lincoln Institute 6 Cleveland 16-11 faces the softest uled to go back to his old running by United Press International contenders, Lynch 13 Harlan 0 touch of the five leading cause 74 Yeti, Lcezietit back job, and the Colts could 3 Eastern 31 Westport 0 Warneld playing the Eagles 12-4-1i at Phila- WILL DECIDE! ne 86 trouble. 6 Cloverport 94 St delphia. In Sunday's three other Vale 22 Trinity Ron Bull, shaken up last week, Calloway Co. 104 -Farmington 48 Vikings (2-5) 4 Itaggener 33 Durrett 6 Fames, the Minnesota CU- Is expected to be back in the B Democratic Republican.,. LOUIE 14 Hickman Co. 63 W1ngo 51 home against the Los An- NED R EATH ITT . . . NUNN Southern 20 Fairdale are at cago lineup. The Bears' pass de- 6 Fulton Co 68 Fancy Farm 53 Rams 12-5i, the Detroit Lions Manual 32 Richmond Madison geles fense, which h a s intercepted 22 7 Martin 94 Betsy Layne 66 meet ale San Francisco Forty Seneca 40 Fern Creek 13-4i throws so far this season, will have Experience Experience Willisburg 58 Ferguson 49 (1-6 on the West Coast, KM! 6 Ft Knox 0 antlers to be at its best to condan Berry, Prep 6 Bockhorn 61 Jackson City 58 Dallas Cowboys entertain 3 terms in Kentucky State Legislature. Barren County Judge, one term. Country Day 27 Aquinas and the Moore, Jimmy Orr and rookie John Redskins 4 2-5). UG Butler 13 Western 7 the Washington Mackey. Led fight to establish Kentucky Department of Mental FIGHT RESULTS "line" on these games: Pleasure Ridge Pk 12 Valley 0 Here is the Linebacker Galen Hiss and de- Health, York 4,.. over St. LOWS Green Owensboro 34 Atherton 13 New fensive back Jim Shofner are due 1 by United Press International Pittsburgh; Chicago State Commissioner of Personnel. over Fleming Co 21 MM! 14 Bay 10a book in the lineup for the game at 0 NEW YORK ITC — Rocky Rivero, Baltimore; Cleveland 10 day Franklin-Simpson 37 Ft. Campbell 3a over Philadelphia, but running back Er- Established Merit System for state government. Fioren- 14 161, Argentina, outpointed Philadelphia: Minnesota 6 ov- uca.h Tilghman 38 Sturgis over nie Green and defensive tackle Bob tino Fernandez, 157a, Miami, Fla., Angeles: Detroit 6 over San Served on State Public Service Commission. Reeds i!Izabethtown 27 Larue Co. 0 er Los Gain are question marks. King HIS, (10). Dallas 6,1 o v er Glasgow 52 Greensburg 7 Francisco, and fill-in for the injured Sonny Jur- Chairman of Kentucky House of Representatives Judi- 26 N. Hardin 26 Shepherdsville Washing t on gensen, has shaken off a mild oon- ciary Committee. WILLEMSTAD, Curacao inn — Stretch Murray 13 Paris I Tenn.I Grove 7 Face Home the Eagles. Seattle, Wash, out- euasion and will direct Served on Judicial Council of Kentucky. School Record 01W Hopletneville 13 Bowling Green 7 Jack Johnson. Sunday's home The Rams seek a third consecu- 7 potnted Randy Sandy. New York, For the Cardinals. Caldwell 00. 24 Madisonville tive NFL win against a Minnesota During one year of his judgeship Barren County schools (10) (weights unavailable). game Ls the start of a five-week School Record Henderson Co. 20 Crittenden 12 to only three ran so short of money they had to stop school-bus oper- period in which they have an op- team that is down and four receivers; Co-sponsored Minimum Foundation Program for ation before end of term. portunity to control t h et r ,own 'running backs shaken up three championship destiny. During kale& the Cowboys have Education. pOsitions for the game a- EDY stretch ,the Cards play the Giants regular Attorney for his county school board. Industrial Development Record Jack and Browns twice each gainst the Redskins and Chris- hopes his Forty Niners fare Did not serve or actively support Glasgow's and Barren We Invite The game could turn out an air tiansen Industrial Development Record •• against his old Detroit club County's Industrial Development Board, duel between the Giants' Y. A. Tit- better 11. their 26-3 beating four weeks I. tle, the NFL's No. I passer, and than Served with Kentucky's "Committee for Industrial his head coach- all to come in to see us . . . Johnson, whose 1,779 passing yards ago when he made Development", Road Record have made the Cards the league's ing debut. During his judgeship, fewer roads were Wilt in Barren team. Both clubs have OM .4 Democrats, Republicans and Independents top offensive Road Record County than in any other recent administration. defenses. however. outstanding pass Air Force To Try During his terms in the Legislature, worked to promote Johnson gave the Giants fits last New road program: None announced. reach .▪ 1 completed 26 of 40 To Down Army Today new roads and better maintenance of existing roads. We have no desire to dictate your vote, we are taking season when he .y Out- yards before the Cards Parks and we would be very little passes for 365 In his platform, has pledged to finish Turnpikes and Program our privilege as we see fit, year 24-year By ED SAINSBURY Trout, privilege. succuiribed. 31-28 This Parkways and build more rural and secondary roads. Ha to take park and road construction jabs if we were not willing for you to have your another season of United Preps International pledged old Johnson has away from wage earners and give those jobs to inmates experience CHICAGO 4WD — Air Force tries will be very happy to discuss with you the two Parks Program We Johnsons two prize pass-catchers, today for its first football victory of state prisons. Order, Governor, the issues involved and com- candidates for Bobby Joe Conrad and Sonny Ran- over a brother service academy, but Has pledged to build more new park facilities and build- would like to have your sug- pare their platform. We dle, have caught a total of 70 passes the Falcons, even though lawns only ings to attract more tourists to Kentucky . . . serve Affiliations gestions. are headed for an NFL two- twice in six games, were a three- would and Kentuckians. Is backed by big Republican money which must be paid man record Although the Cards point underdog to the once-beaten serious danger of losing our back by special favors. Louis- Many of us realize the have lost John David Crow, Joe Army squad „. by the Affiliations ••• Democracy. Childress and Bill Triplett have Their match, accompanied done enough ground-gaining in his usual service game panoply of nicer- by no powerful moneyed group to which he Legislative Cooperation which nearly every citi- Is backed In Mr. Breathitt's brochure, to rank fifth and seventh ching cadets, ceremonials and the degrad- absence owes favors. Has never served in—or run for—Legislature. zen of Kentucky has received, describing the low among NFL mashers. presence of President Kennedy. was advantage, we Six of 9 Republican senators voted opposition to Nunn's ing of Judge Louie B. Nunn for political • Giants Sound Physically expected to pull a crowd near the Legislative Cooperation 0 would like to inform you that It is "Ned", and not Louie The Giants, who bounced back capacity of 72.206 to Soldier Field. candidacy. The only G.O.P. senator who endorStal Nunn over Nunn, who has stooped so low. into the race with a 33-6 win The White House in Washington Has served in the Legislature; knows how to work with has since condemned Nunn's handling of the truth. the Browns, are in good shape. The announced late Friday that the representatives and senators for maximum good of all. FOR BREATHITT) defensive end Ed planned to attend the •y We have a piimphlet (COMBS Cards will miss President still Jobs published in the Louisville Defender which was used by Henke. in addition to Crow. game. still has a re- Jobs Says we don't need to do anything to develop jobs. Mr. Breathitt to defeat and Harry Lee Pittsburgh, which mote cnance of winning the Eastern Has pledged to develop 75,000 new jobs for Kentuckians. • can get all we need by sitting still. Waterfield in the primary. last-half ••• title, faces a murderous .11 settle This advertisement was withheld from the papers schedule in which it can help Taxes Taxes .• both divisions. Bey a for the benfit of "Ned". Some of the papers have upheld the races in quirk of the schedule, the Steelers Has pledged to maintain balanced financial structure Has already publicly promised new expenditures that this type of politics. play both top Western clubs, facing . . . is for reduced taxes. would cost Kentuckians up to $100,000,000 in new taxes. the Bears on Nov. 24. DEMOCRATS FOR NUNN UNITED In addition to games against the 753-6839 509 West Main St., Phone Packers and Bears. the Stealers also Nunn Murray, Kentucky have battles remaining with Cleve- Sponsored by Kentucky Citizens for Progress J. T. Taylor, Co. Chairman land and New York in. the East. "This is the game we have to win MURRAY. KENTUCKY SATURDAY — NOVEMBER 2, 1963 • OF' FOUR TUE LEDGER TINES — Social Calendar Movie Made

Saturday. November Bad Se ann. Mesdames B. H. Cooper, In Atmosphere The Businees and Proleas1onal Whit tines, and Mane McCarniab. • • • A'otnen's Club will have a rummage sale at the American Legion Ha Wednesday, November 6th Intrigue ' Cora Graves Circle of the Of :rum 6 am. to 1 pm. The • • • College Presbytentui Church will Monday. November 4th meet at the home of Mrs. A. H. The Waans of the Bethel, Brooks Kopperud, 800 Mall I Street, at 8 pm. By JOSEPH FINNIGAN • • • Correapeadesit Chapel. and Independence Method- UPI Hoilyweed — Peter Falk tit churches will meet at the par- The Austin PTA will meet at the HOLLYWOOD amp from Runde sonage at 7 pm. school M. 2:30 p m. recently came back • • • • • • where he oo-starred In a picture seething The Kathleen Jones Circle of the Thursday, November 7th which was famed amidst First Baptist Church %VMS will meet The Carter PTA well meet at the discontent. dramatic cold war. says at 5;30 p.m. at the Mime of Mra school at 2.39 p.m. It was a • • • usual tempera- Innel Ward for a mfssion etude. Pete. Besides the actors, • • • Temple Hill Chapter No. 511 Or- mental outbursts among der of the Eastern Star will hold TEST TUBE FEEDING—An unidentified convict receives a meal technicians, directors and other film -.•u....••••••••••••••. The Annie Annstrong Circle of Its regular meeting at the Masonic straight out of a teat tube at Vacavata, Calif., where nutri- set hanger-on, Palk's Mature had hatang dinner in San ROMANCEl—les Thuy, daughter °Vienne. Ngo Dinh NMI. Is Mown the Pint Ba ptist Church WaLS win Hall at 7:30 p.m. tion experts, working with 18 convicts, are proving that ram an element of political intrigue. oil family, leraacteco's Chinatown with Bruce Ba_eter 111 (left), of the wealthy Te-SALS meet with Mrs. Paul limns Jr, at can live on synthetic foods, mainly amine acids which act as "When y got to the location it South Viet Nam • • . whose uncle's ranch she visited. Since, he hae been accompanying the 7 30 pm. the body's protein builders. One aim Is development of food was a beehive of hatred," Palk says, Thuds, a South Viet visitors and dating Madame l'abu's daughter. Between Is To Nnic • • • for man in space programs, Sides And Factions Nara United Nations official. The Lottie Moon Circle of the Pete's movie was an Italian pro- - First Baptist Church WIILS will PERSONALS duction. with Italian actors, writ- technicians. The • meet with Mrs. V. W. Parker Si Mr and Mrs Charles Brooks and ers, directors anti involved pro- 10 7.34) p.m. children. Cathy and Doug. of St. political problems Mrs. J. B. Burkeen - 753-1916 • • • Dear Abby . . . arguing with Lags, Mo., are spending the week- capitalist Italians countrymen in the film or 753-4947 The Ruby Nell Hardy Circle of end with her parenut Mr. and Mrs. Communist the Fern Baptist Church W14.13 aUl Sum Calhoun, and anending the company. Communists couldn't meet with Mrs. Jerry Groves at 7.30 hoinecominst activities at Murray Butaeven the other. There p Stela Online. get along with each • • • PROBLEM AGAIN! those who • -IN' friction bettween • • THE `11110P was Tuesday. November 5th favored Red China and others who The Waite, of the First Methodist Mr. and Mrs Ronald W. Churchill sided with Moscow. Russians who Vostai4 at& Church will have a potluck luncheon have returned from a western trip watched the political intra-muran at the church with the Basel and to Carlsbad Caverns National Park, Abigail Van Buren thought the Italian Reds were of revolutionaries. ter, a special guest. Palestine sodetiee tie special guests New Mexico. Enroute they were the little use as social Legion Auxiliary Families • • • overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. such circumstances, it's a • A tribute was pant to Mrs. George Adopting Under Williams. • Past President of the Murray Assembly No. 19 Order ot Carney Andrus of Rests ell, N e w wonder the tam was completed Has. Regular Meet Foreign. Dishes DEAR ABBY: Since most of our that I didn't even offer her a chair Murray Una 73 and a Past Inetrict the Rainbow for Chris will meet at Mexico. without bloodshed • • • friends are very close, we've made I thanked her for the gift and also At Legion Hall passed recent- — So-caned the Mitsonic Hall at p.m. "The picture had been shooting Pranderit. who away TOLEDO. Otuo UPI a thank-you note. Should • a • it a habit to drop in on each other wrote her a year in VICIOUS parts of Russia," ly. Mrs. WUttants was a charter -foreigna.cliebes rapidly are becom- can't forget The American Legion Auxiliary Group I of the nunt ahrisnan at any old tune, and overlook the I call and apologize? I Falk said. "I was working in the member and a tireless worker of ing American favorites. must have appeared to met Monday evening October 28th. Church CWF will meet with Mrs Mrs. Terhune Is surroundings. As a result of this how rude I Ukraine, in the town of Poltava Murray taut 73 and will be missed A study by National Family Opin- five o'clock this at the American legion Hall R. L. Wade and Mrs Ray Maddox casual attitude. I'm afraid I have her. I gat up at beltway between Kiev and Khark- by all members President Anderson ion, a consumer research organize- Speaker At Austin about what she After the Pledge' of Allegiance at 2:30 pm. become a very poor hostess The morning worrying off." reed a poem in her memory, and nonnfound taut two thirds of the of me. What and the smenne of "America" the • • • fact was realized when my doctor's must have thoughl winning actor Chaplain Erwtn led a prayer. families queried nationally enjoyed On Wednesday, October 23. Mrs. The larmy-award devotion was rven by the chaplain. wife called on me two days ago with abould I do? as anti-Pascist Education Chairman Mrs. David Italian foode with some frequency. Margaret Terhune. Librarian. nett- described the film ntrs Macon Erwin Group II of the Firs. Christian a small gift for my new baby Of all SO ASHAMED started out with Henry introduced the guest speaker. with speahetti leading the popu- ed the Austin kindergarten. She and anti-war." It The minutes and cortunuracations Church Clear will meet with Mrs times for company to come! The DEAR ASHAMED: Here we go Bravo Gente," Mrs Eva Rum, Librarian at the larity M. showed the clam two movies, 'The the title "Italiano sere read by Mrs Humphreys. Key. Elniu.s Beale and Mrs. Kan Frazee weather was damp. so I kept all again'. Your bane is your palace, Callowat County High School whose of ugly Duckling, and -Story of a but in the unexplainable workims In the business session) It reported these menaces living and if you want to stack your secretary at 2:30 pm. Pawn" The children re- Live, children inside, and my of film-naming the picture will pro- topic was "Education and Scholar- Mine, serving foreign foods. Itali- epotted your living conducted by Mrs Claucie, Anderson. • • • room was utter chaos My daughter lauadry to the ceiling In being called "Those ship" She told of the progress in an. 66 per cent: Chinese. MI; Mex- ceived the films with much apperc- bably end up President. the members voted to was ill, and I had pillows piled up none it's your privilege. A critter last" As. school systems to the present time ican. 22; Hungarian. 7, French. 5: iauon and afterward drew pictures who Went send gifts to the Veterans Hospital Group IV of the First Christian Si one end of the couch. The other whip could have thrown you into Unwritten Part and of the many scholaratups avail- GrfTflala, 3, and Armenian 2 per if what they remembered of tba Gift Shop in Louisville. for Chrin- Church CVVF will meet with Mrs. Wad was rifled high with clean laun- such a May is not "close" enough able locally to students She also movies. Pete went to Russia expecting to mas gifts for the patients to give cent. J. C. Quertesenous Si 9 30 am. be folded. The chairs were for a drop-in visit. She was thought- • • • dry to portray a peasant in the picture spoke of many sources of education • • • their families These pictures are now at the stacked with diapers tAl be folded. less not to have given you at least for those who no longer attend about Italian soldiers during World Mrs Cleo Sykes Was elected treas- Murray-Calloway County Library, The carpet was out of sight under an Bour's notice. Call her when school. • LEMON MIST The Jeans Ludwick Circle of the War EL urer due to the inabant of Mrs and were drawn by the following magazines, newspapers and toys. If your house Is in order some after- Refreshments were served by NEW YORK tat — Among the College Preebyterian Church will John L Williams to continue in children: Regina Kingsolving. Joni I had been in the midst of straight- noon and invite her for coffee. "When I got there the director hostesses. Mrs. Lester Nanny and new pushbutton preparations is an meet with Mrs. H. R. Simkins at • • • that office Repress were amen by Peavler. -Terry Lynn Dick. Leslie ening up the mess, it wouldn't have said I was too old to play the role," Mrs Macon Entan. aerosol ountamer of lemon flavor- 1:30 pm. the various committees. and one Furches. Tommy Pasco, Toni Scott, been so bad. But I was cutting out DEAR ABBY: When I invite my Falk said. "Can you imagine ar- • • • ing • • • Mrs Cohen Stubble- relatives for dinne r, they aak. riving in the Ukraine and the di- new member Push the button hid you get a Teresa Erwin, Nancy Shuffet, Ran- costumes for the children's Thanks- was welcomed "What's the celebration?" Or, -Who rector says. 'We got the wrong guy.' field, Mr and Mrs. Homer Laanter of mist past right for marunis, man- The Delta Department of the dy Dunn. Phyllis Tibbs. Kathy Cole- giving play as if I had nothing else else is coining?" They seem to ex- there four or five days and he are tea and salter beverages Murray Woman's Club will meet at man. Mark Cohoon, Ashley Gan- to do. I was so embarrassed when I'M Plans were completed for the No- Raleath North Oaruluist. tuaung hattans. asking how at 7:30 pin. Hostes- no. Telle Henry The teachers are this woman appeared at my door pect me to sell them on the idea of keeps looking at me and vember meeting. which will be a nes parents. Mr and Mrs Garde needing a touch of lemon, says the club house Mrs. Donnie Foust, and Mrs. Eu- coming, or perhaps they want guar- I wear my hat. When they told me supper. with the Dm- Lassiter and aus aster. Mrs Laura the mane-ch.:urea T h e container ses will be Dr. Elizabeth Bell, Messes covered dish Rita:ea. anteed entertainment. Why can't I was too old for the part I asked Fa- Jennings. 1706 Chliewav Avenue contains. 500 spurts Venda Jean Gibson and Lorene gene tr.ct President. Mrs Mentz E relatives be as gracious as friends in them what do they want me to do. Vitamin A accepting invitations? They said 'Anonther part.' When MOLLY aaked them what part, they answer- DEAR MOLLY: Some are. Yea ed "it's not written yet." can't pick your relatives, but you Wonderful Woolens Intoxication Much wrangling over money and CAN pick your dinner guests. Winter Coat Parade • • • script problems went on before Pete In New Silhouettes around to playing a doe- DEAR ABBY. I am 39 years old finally got Disturbing and the mother of three children. tar. My husband I have been happily married for 12 years. Thts summer By DEWS SMITH while my husband was away on UPI Scienee Editor business I became interesled in my NEW YORK ilet --- What makes!best friend's husband lie has two NUNN a vitamin A intoxication a horror children My problem is obvious. in- to a physician is that its signs can Should we break up two homes For Constitutional those of a brain and two inno- be confused with volving five children Government tumor. And also those of serious cent grown-ups to gain happiness meningitis, chronic encephalitis and for ourselves" Or should we ma-i- IT'S TIME FOR A a few sake of Infectious arthritis—to name nce this love of ours for the CHANGE! without mentioning neurosis. our famities? BIG DECISION A Democrat for Nunn The complaining physicians were • • • and Lawrence and Drs. Joaquin Soler-Becbara I))SR BIG. sacrifice your "love." York's St. John L. 8oscia of New Happiness can never be built on Ike) Vincent's Hospital, and theirs were heartbreak of ethers. 1 the latest scientific voices raised in • • • at the rate at which alarm fabulous What's on your mind? For a per- I Americans now dose themselves with Last Week social reply, send a self-addressed, vitamins. stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3365. They had past completed a 36-day Beverly Hills, Calif. hospital dealing with a 30-year-old' • • • 884 female .secretary who for years had Hate to write letters" Send one been doffing herself heavily with dollar to ABBY, Box 3365. Beverly People Bought vitamin A. in addition to multiple- Hills, Calif..for Abby's new booklet. vitamins, in the belief it would bol- From The 'HOW TO WRITE LETTER8 FOR ster her fading energy. One sign of ALL OCCASIONS".' vitamin A intiaxinication is energy - 40,108 - has. • • • Her bewildering array of major ITEMS signs were fatigue, weight loss, bone available at and joint pains, bone tenderness, lOSS of body hau , itching, dry skin, enlargements of liver and spleen, with a STARKS HARDWARE anemia, headache and skin rashes "Come In and See Why" The eventual cure turned out to i:w cot be simple She was deprived of her We'd Be Proud To vitamin A. WANT AD Serve You! Soler—Bechara and Soscia were so aroused they made an exhaustive study of what medical science has learned about vitamin A Intoxica- tion 5111ce the first case was report- ed in 1044. They reported this study 150 YEARS EXPERIENCE.ith over $600,000,000.00 to a technmal publication of the American Medical Aseociation. indebtedness --- in private business we cannot continue There have .been only a few cases of acute intoxication, in small chil- this type of experience and remain in business. dren and in arctic explorers. The former got huge single doses by WE BELIEVE YOU ARE READY FOR A CHANGE eating the liver of the polar bear. Other Citroens Cases UNITE DEMOCRATS FOR NUNN The others were chronic cases . 'and these may exist for years with- J. T. Taylor, Co-Chairman out recognition", they said. "The present-day sales of vitamins em- American Wool council phasizes the awareness that must TilF.RE'S A guardsman look about this HERRINGBONE WOCM• is used for a coat be exerted by physicians. Drugstore topper, its detachable capei gat buttons. topped by a huge sheared beaver collar, sales of vitamin products reached a total of $1150 million in 1960." SUSAN BARDEN One good indication is a feeable TV OWNERS WOOLS loomed in America coats, suits and evening cos- mime with braid trim or brass enlargement of liver is known to BUY YOUR PICTURE TUBES DIRECT FROM are beautiful and varied in tanes. buttorns and epaulets. store vitamin A but not at the rate AND SAVE!! texture. They include every at which the poiir bear liver stores OUR FACTORY Other douhte-breasted yarn known type of weave" and fin- Many Designs It. 21" PICTURE TUBE with a 2-year guara.ntee, inform feature detachable ish from bard surfaces to the The wool coats show great or "Using fluorescence microscopy. Installed for only $29.95 permanent capes. very soft and fluffy. diversity of design and variety vitamin A can be visualized in tis- OUR TUBES are the only ones that carry a full two of Made for fashion and silhouette for winter. The Muffled collars and voinme sues." they added.- A- striking green year varanree warmth, in colorful cher es.- double-incanted is the floureacence is imparted by this most Inoue patch itiockets are details HONEST St RELIABLE SERVICE Service Calls $2.50 te. eels ar.d solids, the fat,n‘a popalar styling and is seen in on clutch styles, as well as on substance to the lipoids fats or oils THE mifaTeRY Mo(t) meals this grea'L nt. A waited 'A" have been en..husiastieally many versions. the classic coat with single which carry it. the degree of floures- TV SERVICE CENTER aitnel line end beagaed sleeve straps are ackler.1 accents. embraced by to designers of There is the military look, button closure. eerier depending on the amount of 312 North 4th St. Call 753-5865 vitamin A present."

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de CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday's Pottle ACROall 4-Pronoun .11010& TeMaia I-Weaken 321'0 :ARM Lifile there • 4-Caudal i--AerlTlist: not ?milker I- *eau aci5alsIINubm t- naunw mum • liaTh7Fe Taira 9- NWIM911F11 UM 12-Rent S-Far us 7#111PM0 Ward num Lie 13-Look cond.. acendingly WrIevind jal 110Atbaar. IJ •••••••••• •IN=1•11 15-Separated 104.4,r2. 04 f4i4ai 613U ammo 17-13.s rn sewer wat•Ja:amzi outbuildings„ $4750.00. NICE BEDROOM SUIT & COUCH. 19-1'reposition 14-litater gNIGAN 1.45 tobaccv base, good only product [:3M0I.3 tri Call 753-6392 n5c 2011-lwack opener 16-holt mound awspeadent nFOR SALE 3 =Ica northweit of Stella. Call CLALTDE L MILLER. phones 753- 2i Witty wag 3ra '27T1.7.10 varmarle 111-Near N09 Orkari TAM - Peter Palk • 489-2238. 132D 5064, 753-3069. n4c -- TI-gxperts 22-Man'e 22-Pronoun 14110 (11000 from Russia n ickhame PARTS FOR all makes of electric lIs=13 NORGE AUTOMATIC wash- 1969 CORVAIR MONZA. Call 753- NOTICE V.-Toward the 23.-Macaw In a picture sheltered side 24-Conducted shavers at Lindsey's Jewelry. N-4-O er and dryer. Phone 753-4091 or we 5681. n5c 15-Fiance step 43-Spanish for meat seething 25- Maii'• 33- flousehold at 1708 Olive. Mit buying niCkname 38-A eel:tone pot WELL KEPT CARPETS SBOW the IF YOU ARE interested in fluid 94-simian 44-Sagacious 1960 FORD-P-AERLANE- 500, stand- Sam regular Jr selling your property contact rrlea011re 21-fbapean 8-5 'Amigo 46- earpentor'S cold war, says Oresulis of Blue Lustre spot 58 STATION WAGON. GOOD buy. ard transmission. 8 cylinder, excel- llf110 tool a Seaman or Wayne Wilson at Wil- 27-Communlat 39- Malmo, I ual temPera- cleaning. Rent electric shampooer Phone 763-6634 after 5:00 p.m. Mc lent conchtlon. Phone 492-21301. n5p 21- Pueisseses sheep 17-ThIn slice 17.13Itter vetch son Realty or call 753-3283. N-8-C 29-Man's 3•1 Hurried 48-Man's name rnong actors, $1. Ck-ass Furniture. n2c nickname. 11- isideen,1941 19-Rips 611-Male sheep notice number 40-Chlet artery 51-Cooled lava SCENE-Peter Cook, co- and other film UPRIGHT PIANO IN GOOD con- 35c 5-14.11NOTS 0Ait WASH coming :11/iliti 81-ConiunctIon BIG 1967 -CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE. For Sale 12- Rerun§ 41 smal nig and actor of "Beyond s pioture had future. ia4c -Symbol for author Good shape. Call 753-6223. dition. Phone 753-2328. Mc 2 BEDROOM, ELECTRIC HEAT, to Murray in the near 21 Broadway, cal intrigue. Mc cali•learn the Fringe" on located on S. 8th Ext. Ifts • ••••• RESPONSTI3LE PARTY 311..Piainfe. and his bride, the former be location it WANTED: -Period 01 illillillgill5 aillailikileg THREE BEDROOM BRICK 161 ACRE FARM, WELL FENCED, 54 Snowden, toast each ed," Palk saYai TYPEWRITER - MIRABLE TAB NEW to take over low monthly payments la Wendy with family room, ceramic tile bath, near Ky. Lake BAKER CASE 37-Knock aha 11.• other with champagne fol- actions with 11" carriage, Remington Quiet- an a spinet piano. Can be seen 11-Cook slowly wall wall carpeting in living room, 71 ACRE FARM WITH GOOD land MIN Adt.iit lowing their wedding in New n Italian pro- rater portable. This typewriter has to locally. Write Credit Manager, PO. CURIOUSEn 40- Ex 1st built-in range, utility. carport. storm on 121 EIS - 41.Partner IIiiiiill 44.1 -.•610 York. They met when both sobers, writ- only been used a short tune and is Box 215, Shelbyville, Indiana. n2p cuRioUsER. -Writing 22 sewerage 53 ACRE FARM. VERY productive 42 0&.;21 Cambridge undergrad- miJust like new. Phone 753-1755. neinc windows and doors, city Nu Implement were clank:tans lbe farm near Crosland. 43-Dletreas KEA KC a and paved street. $15,260. 23 ill re 25 Illri 26 uates in England. involved pro- • TP WELL and spring, stria) EXTRA NICE THREE BEDROOM 4 ACRES WITH FOR RENT t_1-/Salated '9?: arguing with UNBELIEVABLE BUT TRUE, only near Faxon (S-Efthylemlais V 1128 Iramie house on lot 100'x225', city CITES SECURITY-Rep. H. R. en in the film $3,196 for brand new 2 bedroom 10' 106 ACRE FARM NEAR KIRKSEY deity Sill 11111 sewerage, paved street, garage. Ex- 3 ROOM & BATH UNFURNISHED Gross. R-la.. sits in his office 46- Ventilate 1111134 wide sturdy construction. See for on extra nice lot for HOUSE & 2 LOTS ON Sycamore 47 -ConninctIon itmbits couldn't tra nice house garage aparunent, 808 Vine St Dial in Washington. wondering 54-Delineate Bil 11.31 Ilia yourself, 8' %vides - great variety 4 BEDROOM, RADIANT HEAT, on 52-Sallors i•;,::se iv other. There only $10,000. 753-4541 or see Barney Weeks. n5c about any possible security of sizes, makes and prices starting GOOD 50 ACRE FARM WITH long Ryan violation in the recent de- (colloq.1 ag 37II NUNN m those who 64-0uido's high 4i at $125. Mathew Trailer Sale, High- road front on two tides in sight of 10 AORES, IDEAL FOR Subdivid- awe.. mem portation of a German note 0 ind others who way 46 North, Mayfield, Ky. dec4c ing, near 55-Man's aaa WOna black top road. Has good farm Murray beauty. wife of a German 18144 Rusataiis who SEoVICES OFPERED I nickname 42 7.wA 43 FOR HONEST house. weal. large stock pond, good NICE LARGE BRICK HOUSE on army sergeant, who partied 56-The Caarela ..5865 SIN ii intra-murals Edge ii CHOICE BUILDING fence Immediate possession of Woodlawn. with Capitol VIPs, said a pos- 57- 40 Or 48 49 Reds were of LOT. HAS all s. CONSTITUTIONAL utilities, 100 front, in Whariell house. foil $11,•!.a0.- 4 ROOM BLOCK NEAR SUGAR WILL BABY SIT IN MY HOME sible connection with the DOWN ill fl° revolutionaries. 1-Prink 52 53 *Estates. priced right, call 753-6453 00013 BUSINESS HOUSE JUST Creek Church. for children 2 - 3,-, by day or hour. Baker case, a possibility he slowly .34 GOVERNMENT %stances, it's a • II n2p outside city limits on 641. Has city 7 ROOM ON WOODLAWN. Phone 753-6067. 1 tc cited in a House speech. 3-airl'• name :,„,,... .. was completed SHORES. (Bobby) 3,-Put in water, good living quarters. Priced LOT IN PINE BLUFF Baker Ls Robert G. place. certain 1.. A Democrat for Nunn BEDROOM Senate sec- Syadicat.,. iusc. 3 NORTH resigned .... ON 16th Baker...... 'enure to sell. Can be used for most any SA car Distr. by United been shooting 26' LIBERTY HOUSE TRAILER. type businees. 4 BEDROOM, NEAR LAKESTOP retary whose outside bust- irts of Russia," See 8 miles east of Murray on Pot- *You will always find a Grocery. is being investigated. working in the tertown Road. n2p ton of building Iota at ROBERTS SPECIAL. 2 BEDROOM, ELECTRIC ern of Poltava 1966 MERCURY. ALSO OIL haste!. REALTY. phone 753-1651. tvic heat, wall to wall carpet, drapes and TILANUTSS by ctiart-e•-- Itsaw;. ev and IChark- Oail 753-2685. n2c - - air conditioning, $2,000 down, $69.00 per month. winning actor 4 ROOMS WITH BATH AND about (Lt. NEVER EIELtEVE lii DON'T LISTEN 70 AlE I T WHITE PEKINGESF DOG. 3 mo. KNOW WHAT I'M 5AsiNG as anti-Pascist old Registered. Had all shots.'Phone 2 a CI'CS of land within epx. 100 VCR/ AGAIN! NEVER! limits. Wilson Insurance and :arted out with 053-5406. n2p yards of city 30 days pos- Bravo Genie," session and priced at only %4a00 00. Real Estate Agency .11 ,sable workings 44 ACRE FARM WITH 5 ROCild 15 ACRES ON BLACK l'OP near picture will pro- house, electric heat, running aster. Collev,e. Can Liz subdivided. -.Priced 500 Main. phone 753-3263. n5c called "Those

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When I wro.sa. u raw: er n • --•••• war ',assuring until I re- MEADS RED CROSS - teen* eimi-, thing /Mr' Holley's been trying irt, they answer- z,••• W.:scree, I. minded Myself -Mat things." nac JamesF' Collins (above) II (.3- • i.e.; .1.0 tot P. all arternoon tn reach you. tie rio Clotibt neen equally new president of the Ameri- yet." M sit ,p • •••- Hie on. wants you to back - Maric • mint ••• Met ATori conic to wo 'it can Red Cross, succeeding Saturday nrght the nigh; rep ,tatl 1.'e,., while next Monday. You can prior: over money and lake to admit .amon Granger had been Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther. police neaelotisriers end nim tot the details. but tour it on before Pete I or dereel. He was commander of U. S. iiltt:rtlrePgeenm=l "'H7tits"7-: lieve ne's going to suggest that o playing a dtc- -easel Army forces in the Pacific. %flee a police serui•ene you work days this time. • 1 lidn't bother to look under oPiom a remark Mai asn to Mar. .n p the flood of toy car, .radtoe in Clyde Holley at "Swell give him a ring navint Western Linsributins to give aim tomorrow." come to the conclusion Mar by Ernie Bashmiller • Joblet.',tins Tqateir- rritinakcs in myna, •••• whoever had tampered ahile nosing "Well . She stood up. "I with the the annand lam Martin war threw...nevi guess that's engine that tirSt time Wn.:Inn I at gunpoint oy all 1 cams tot • warehoinii,nren 'se the same 'I'M TRYHVG OUT THE • Monk Soon/ors H • mrineita pippose you 11 5! end the .re. scheme twice IrOuateel ALARM Martin traoleel Sannelerp on of this wcsk in riotbus living. llower.m. I did take the precnu BURGLAR I p.sotrai• where Martin was spoiled Lion of I'LL DROP IN TO •• • asooper enn given a "NatIrral:y,- I told her getting a light hammer IN MY NEW 4 nesting Moo-nigh THE ay ie.- thugs Upon nit out of my trunk and shr.eing SEE ROLL() 'tarn **Seriously. Doug, what do you RtGGY BANK One painfool.v to nap 'noon ;the OC- plan to i handle down Insult' nit !:iD intwai Martin seem Mt. do? You won't get into RICH • lone al? nne•on.ntna in the nnoreleo any more trouble, will you?" waistband In an emergency it :1 Sire-n Grange, event watchman Wiwite.rn "I won't ask for be better than my bare Having t•cen mood. tO any. • Of suit. o -np evonot,n• a crime course .rningt1:1.01ha nappe- it someone starts push C ne• aglow no •ann.'? 1,-oun? nip •nornt at the . ing me around " About ten thirty when ,nteo Aro nr nap started &dna 'Let them push." Mitzi said figured tnere wouldn't be much in,saturating himself In ...1•KT:nr arniorni, the Distal eat ni.•!,. **Whatever this is all atrart,- it toot trot tic on the Mies.' s IV teal • • reiek ,eaving nsr an t worth getting yourself parked about two blocks troll tens Moen His •wiempt to f,,iiow , -es -on?-onion n• the killed." the plant. oack .n "is .frover ,7:•••e niart.ra I,. e,P She got I recinced a threoetennue phone cell upland, without etv- approached the warehouse ing me time ea answer, hurried by a circuitous route. eventual • Veek CHAPTER 25 toward net own room. coming up to it trum the sou 1 shut side whece Wr:TIII,E I was in my room the door and went over the rni'road track: to sit by the open window- paraileied the pudding vv roaring over the threat. There would still he two hours ot There was someone lennekod oh the door lay a noxcar on the 14 light before I .coulci start what Weirern Distributing spur, cio:. It was Mitzi Pawn, looking 1 nad decided ,to do to the building Between tne rirp•oe it•.r ille out eery deter by Hares 3ought When one or these hours was boxcar and the wall was a Mit'. &BRIE AN' SLATS liaohoyn Van mined Surprise held me tongue- The gone, Joe Camp pulled up at area into winch I rola(' dove tied until sne said wryly "Do the curb and nonked. Just like a If anyone Cattle along. we nave to talk like this, or can country squire summoning one Mennwhde I Cottle nor 108 - I come In ?" COULD BE THEY WAS MAKIN' of the peasants. It was remark side or the noililt-g nen IT "Sure." A .MOVIE -ALL THE WHOLE THING I said, trying not o able now my dislike for the gu', juncture with In,' Street ano .„ show WAS A GAG!STILL - YOU GOT T' a how glad I 'vas to see her was increasing. Mitzi came out In ei position to noor anything ole at "Come ADMIT, IF IT IS A GAG -- In .. I motioned to the of the house and joined him, ana which was mil In the loading room a only. chair "Excuse the they drove off. area, lack of macnners. I wasn't ex- • • • ARDWARE Just now there was nothing to •••• pecting It to . . ." bPs THERE was nothing intrieatr listen to I nail ;Weedy deter d See Why" "To be me?" Her o- ,I)k lips curved •%, about my plans tor the night mined trom a diroance that one •Are In a lopsided little grin. "No I or the trailers was r All I intended to do was repeat backed up to 4 • Proud To suppose you weren I. Not after the procedure of the night be- the priding nIntform No one You! our little discussion last night fore, only this time I meant to Seemed to be working on it yet. Tharx one 01 the things I came be more cautious about although there were cartons or to talk about." it. If I was right about what canned goods on the platform She sat When in the chair and said Monk Saunders and Jerry' Cal- I guessed the time to be •quietly, "I had no business ins• lahan were up to, It they were about eleven. footsteps sounded mg my temper 00,000.000.00 last night Doug actually dealing In staler liquor On the loading platform, and realized ten Monk Pe O. -MI 'pee minutes later that It was a cinch they wouldn't Saunders' voice said curt- Coe l0.13 a, Ye.. Peeve Svel-Poe you lot continue hadn't meant It as tiny re- abandon the scheme on account ly. "Okay, let's get the thing flection on me. You were think of me, bade*. Callahan'll be here in an ing about hour." ess. Joe Campi. I'm sorry.' Probably they couldn't if they She Then looked like a little girl wanted to: if they were storing all I could hear was • R, bit Al Cod who L1L' &BNB* CHANGE had Just been caught using the liquor somewhere_they the sound of the truck being tier mothers lipstick, and was couldn't afford to leave It long 'prided noises which I soon Iden- waiting to tified SO,Ak ADVISE YO' TO GIT TI4ET t NUNN be mine:hed I for tear of its being discovered. as the rumble of "ft. WOULDN'T BE SPORT1N. GRUNTS!! TH'RULES SA'•IS CuR wanted to SLOPPY 94INE INTO SOME KIND NATCHERLI spank her and kiss It would obviously be part of fork, rattling of the ri SALOMEY KIN CHASE SMELVIN lier at the same a CObveyor, KOT TO WARN; SAI RY AN' CORN-DISHUN, Aki4 1b4COPMED time. Since the plan to get It out of the and the s, or RACE,REGARDLUX, 0' 0'DECENT PHYSICAL • neither Scented advisable, I cases being piled up inside CARY GRUNT WHUT THAR IN 114' said. area and onto someone's shelves the OR HE'LL BE A GONER!! HE'LL BE- "I never was much trailer. smELAAN,IS IN FO'- NOT BEIN' T14' HOOM I N good at as soon as possible. Then the ME BEIN' putting ideas across I lost my cartons with their inCriminating Since taking up my position. COME SADIE HA\NKIN)S RACE'!' temper SALOMEY'S too, and I'm sorry, so serial numbers could be de- I had had to duck out of algal DAY P.' let's forget it." stroyed. three or four times as the shine BEsT GAL "It's forgotten." Mitzi said, As long as the sun had shone, of headlights warned me of ap- FRIEND!! with a relieved grin "I'm ;glad It had seemed Hite a simple proaching cars. 1 now did so we re Mad again. not any more. 4'm operation. Now that it was get- but this pair of lights FROM not much good at carrying a ting dark, I began to have proved to be those on Calla- han's grudge." doubts. Darkness and crime tractor. "That goes double for Re, me. At have A strange affinity. The vehicle came to a stop ,r as where you're Concerned. About ten o'clock I forsook where It had the night before, .. $29.95 • here're a few characters in the comparative security of my' its headlights laying a brilliant a full two this town I don't mind being room and left the house. swath along the street I heard mad at.- I told her about the Out front, things seemed the cab door open. then Cal- threatening Calls $2.50 phone call, while peaceful enough, lights glowing lahan a steps on the sidewalk. the smile left her face. o Poe P CO MI cheerfully' in the windows of (To Be Continued Coe teoPe• ER Tomorrow) I 3-5865 -

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- NOVEMBER 2, 1963 KBPITTICKT SATURDAY THE LEDGER & TTMES — MIrRRAY, PAGE SIX before they are ready.' The thumer la the- agent which make the autonwbrle roll and give pating them a career girl" for assembly line spent two years developing a new It a place to run, all share in the makes It possible When she's not on the roa,d Juliet of automobile bod- lacquer thinner which used a chem- READ THE LEDGER'S CLASSIFIEDS Auto rising oittput from the asembly spray painting class %or!. day. and Industry never before used Juliet Prowse lt:enns ballet ies. The paint Itself Is too thick, ical subatance shape she visits even discuss- to keep her legs in when delivered, to be adaptable to in the produot. Before The trailing prosperity reaches spray- heath Lit:b too spraying; the production pace ing the protect, the company down into smaller industries, and 'catty Her schedule keeps her so busy Helps Build industry requires the ed more than SOO teat panels with Still Glad which to the layman if the, auto she has little time or inclination, Its products and the thinner different varieties of paint to make • with the spraying technique, PRESIDENT KENNEDY for that matter—for dating When may not seem connected sure that the ultimate coating was Sept otevemrbethr eloilhtiigPrruessn, Llell goes into use. Conference said, "I would sa:il' a tha Juliet gets as automobile industry in any way. almost any sort of she's on the road New Business Constant Research proof against to have a mix. This will be true racially, are to it. we are going Of Decision much rests as possib.e alter her but which essential is a sub- wear. Dahl. whose company stioncaially ethbnictawilay:,y geographically, and that is really. At home she regains Years Ahead llyhi e es performances. sidiary of the Grow Corporation, hitting the road. One firm, for example, sells more her energy for By JESSE BOGI.T. explains that supplying thinner to RNON SCOTT Remains Quo than half of its annual output of Status CPI Financial Editor the auto industry is not merely a for Kentucky, by the Executive his en- 12 million gallons of industrial paint Breathitt's program wood Correspondent When Sinatra announced automo- storing big supplies to the Negro , NEW YORK ria --- The industry. matter of Order, to carry out promises he has made to Hi.ilLrWOOD yet --- If Juliet gagement to the dancer it was with thinner to the automobile the bile in its long-continued, be tapped year to year from MOST INTEGRATED do it over aeaip that she would The thinner never shows in the new citizens will make Kentucky the Pr.n. w had to the understanding ads ance. has brought health to wo,I'd she still refuse to marbr give up her career ear which the motorist drives proud- STATE IN THE NATION. . dozens of attendant industries, in "nInestetanad,ks is • matter of constant Frank Sinatra' Evidently Ftang misunderstood. ly home, but It is an essential • some large, some small. to and pre-testing. Sales re- When Janet announced she would preparing the Car for exposure research For Your Children's Future 'Yes" Sjeel hes benefitted greatly Alu- for Grow generally are Vote beauty cancell- Mrs Sinatra and performer time and the elements. presentatives The long stemmed be both minurn has been helped. PlasUca-1 with a know- to the.' thin the switch to single "Each year there are new models paint technologists, ed her ernzagement she . palled have found the automobile a fert- some know- new improvements sought in ledge of chemistry and singer almost tau years ago and has blessedness. innovation. Textile I and ile field for George W. ledge of the auto industry in gen- had no regrets. and painting," explains -Lawrence nuptials • 'takers find the upholstery three to four Vote Nunn Since cancelling their of The Grow Sol- eral. They may spend -A: first I was broken up about cars make up an Dahl. president parties have escaped entang- carpeting in the re- veers in a laboratory before they It because I was in love with Frank," both vent Companv, in a statement for Nunn with the opposite attractive market. ever go into the auto company of- - United Democrats said on her return to ling al 'lances leased her recently -We in the Miss Prowse It It follows that tires, end oil. and a sale. ab- sex And from all appearances. hiriner industry must be on top of fice to attempt Heilyaood after almost a year's : gasoline: concrete, cement and , recently looks as if the statue will remain developments, often antici- Dahl said his company sence. iron. those things which these quo in the foreseeable future structural "But'it was only a temporary feel- ing I found out that absence does NOT make the heart grow fond- INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS •

Juliet says Sinatra still telephones AFTER MARKING YOUR BALLOT hey her from time to !..rne And :ha! lam Lows le Vegas P•maifie did have • date last May Out as far Sample Ballot WA Crews Awing Ult• TbIW as she's concerned the romance DON'T PUSH THEM BACK gambling as cold as Frar,k's Nevada 1.• Owl Velar. \member 5ih. 190 The Madan Oen nis Fir Yee sad Oren lea interests. Teesda:t. Lonely Man A i OM LIMN DM a (01../.',V, 11 .(011./1101 Prank If I'd married him 401,1" to 'Poor tall,. i. I'd be going through all this trou- ble with him now." she said , • -I think marriage would be • • very good thing for Frank but not • or Comm Council, nms ST= 1ST NOM - YOK with me He's a lonely man, and a M K 11 Clint OEMS SWARM NIST of the happy marriage would snap him out SIIVIII NI VIII AM of it " PI MK nill IALLIT 4 TI MIMI . MR SIMS* 116, City of *array, Ky. Juliet still refuses to prescribe ma- LER KIM ---) PATH. =ITO e trimony for herself. • , AMENDMENTS didn't marry REPUBLICAN DEMOCRATIC "Cm not sorry I 1 Frank—or anyone else for that mat- ELL( TIOS (ANIMAL ELECTION GENERAL ELECTION GENERAL 1 MOVE111•111 1 IVO ter He was 21 years older than I lethaEleista I too out smogs 1 lath am And I think that's too much keloard T (Se4I . for a girl in her 70's.- she contin- 1..•••• wort." 0 1 BREATINTT • A ued -I'm very happy in my Governor WM Wants To Dance For fasilislisad Arias lb. L Juliet's work has taken her thro- H MIS H•rr• Lee for personal . I ughout the country LAMM • 1 VIATERYIEJJ • 1 Shall Heti* Ha 4 Ws Coothiththoo of Reasharky appearances in nightclutes and sum- Lieutenant Governor Itt 1•1 aft la bow •I ire ax•rag1.41. as I. peowselle that the Ceroee•I As. For •MINNA•11. makes . the shove tdMptS•01.•• a Next month she II. ...eh shall 1/1111.1 Its• 1111•11MWM mer stock Thelma L. Mow I. sembly her debut before Los Angeles au- Flamer a 1 all path. *Men set4 01•4110,.., STOVALL 0. I Grove. BEGLEY • 1 de 1 , chences in the Cocoanut of State For Secretary If tee re 6.mM se 'Ca have had to give up my ca- this throllorms Oro .. lath thaw* reer if Frank and I had gone thro- Jea• I. latent A ugh with our marriage." ,she said IUTTNEWS 0 cl at General 1 -I want to continue dancing. for For Attorney 40"ut 0 3. • m least 10 years and at the same time Ns. t. Hear. H CessIO•Nes•I EimmiEssal straight drama and com- lathes D do some 0,.1 A of too NICKEU. 0 1 CARTER 1 Shall Ileetsoos 1:14 sod 234 of the Cassstitolieth edy work. of Public Accounts ....,. with For Auditor Ketti.olty the othaeoried to II/ Poo...... husband could put up W. moo one "If a .. than five thmearlth•ni. I.• soled epee •I a Ilto we‘t that. all right. But it would take •1•,...',.. If woe tZ) elta.a•te the reva,...rial ilsai man to marry 1) Leaeral ti.leothl. .1.11 sa like mottoes rower la a very understanding • 1 11.111113MP •- 1 (...fteral ialu the ..en•e CRUSE A la. passed for 15e Abee•Illy to Treasurer IF pr. an. IN taw*. of For MI Ihr Stale as to the ...,'..t. awl 1.1.• ah...• a...ey.e.ms ... al the people 1. Cow,ralto• for the porp... •••••• Is We ...re 0 ospedorth• of reflood • 14 t 1 ON Coo.Nt•O•.: ;3) se. lobo /Motto , H•rr. 8,1 resossag th ....11.• soaCtlawirsos aathre4 epee lo AMARA • A SPARKS 0- 1 ottoot shot airfare am, t Instruction 61.11 .4I.. anal 5.,—,,,ae opetalltht. Fur Superintendent of Public . Itt yes see othomol le a CSOI“.111.1101 suhroatiedWho to the yool.herl .oter• ...... •••••• tbe WM shall Ise Ilsi sta..' stew, r of the. Comma*.ealth after at lea.t Hugh •4.41.11 • of Agriculture, E . A • ,, ••4 rmil••• IN •...I..., of For Commissioner JAMES • 1._.: BUTLER Labor and Statistics ,t R P .r...- , - il•e n•11 - O'res •. For Clerk of the Court of Appeals MOM n 1 A DAVIS i FREW' •. cl 1 For Railroad Commissioner 1(IL 0,..• 1 A For State Senator 1 INWCTONN • a Charlie Marion, 411 ADMITS KILL—James LASSITER 0 1 Mid- Representative 1 72 eats calmly in the For State / land. Tex., police headquar- state- Fort T i ters after signing • .. 1 death MOM • A ment that he beat to Judge , OSBORNE 0 1 A wife For Circuit Mrs. Fred Turner. 66. .. of a Midland oil millionaire. iron •• tar:,,,t • A A For Commonwealth's Attorney I A

J•Mei HI II 1 1 1 A For Circuit Court Clerk ; 1 BLALOCK .. , A A a 1 a . _..,_-...:,,T4. !1 am!.1 __,-,._-_-_=._-_.-_, - A A CITY Of MURRAY, KY. Joe A 1 DICK • A A • 1 II•.•• For Common Council,. 1 WEST 0 1 A 611 P N 1 of the ORDWAY • 1 A 1 A leek City of Murray, Ky. , 0 1 6.1 * A BELOTE 31 WARD (At i , . Prrsikte I. (Vole ror as LASSITER 0 A I 1 A .s. I , C,... Ha.. 1 1 BAKER • A A A i ,A A STARKS • A A UPSET—Add Da- , ANOTHER new Mir hard homey to the list of 1 a yet set- For Common Council, TUCK 0 African nations not A rou- 1 tled In the independence • Hubert Maga Ilkoie tine. President . s.,,,.• 6/1 (shown) dismissed hie cabi- of the ALLARITTEN • 1 i provisional , net and formed a A 1 governmentwlth the_arTRY's day Leonard backing. and the next 'City of liturraf,lry: -- 1 A- and VAUGNII • 1 '"" the army ousted him 0 I is a A took power. Dahomey WARD la) i former French territory. Troah 4v... r...), LAIICASTER IR 1 A i CI A • %twee 1 BUJIKENSNW • 1 A A ji A a 1 a

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