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I United Press International IN OUR 82nd YEAR Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, April 14, 1961 MURRAY POPULATION 10.100 Vol. LXXXII No. 88 1 • Spring Meeting Of Rally Held Thursday B,.FePW Clubs Is Held Rotary Hears By Almo 4-H Club; Dr, Tesseneer Jury List Drawn Frsti Of Week Debate Team Many Participate Charles Eldridge The spring conference of Dis- Is Speaker At trict 1, 2. 3 and 4 of the Kentucky The Almo Federation of Business and Pro- 4-H Community Rally fessional Women's Clubs held its Yesterday was held April 13, 1961 at the Al- Murray P-TA For meeting at the Hotel Irvin Cobb May mo school. Term Those in • charge of in Paducah on Sunday, Winner April 9, In The Murray Rotary Club heard preparation of the program were: with the Paducah Club as host. the Calloway County High School Registration started at 9 a. m. Mrs. Joe Dee Hopkins, Committee . Children do not perceive things The jury list for the May Grand prize winning debate team yester- FIFA Meet Here during which time coffee a n d chairman. Mrs. Ralph Evans, Man- in the same way that adults per- Jury was released today by Sher- day- at ther regular meeting. The Fred Paschall doughnuts were served to t he ta Evans and ceive them, Dr. Ralph Tesseneer iff Cohen debate team, under the direction Connie Hopkins, Sr. Stubblefield. The names group. told the Murray High SchooLPTA of their coach Mrs. Huron Jeffrey 4-H Club president. were drawn by Circuit Judge Earl F The follow- members last The business session, presided debated the subject "Resolved night. Osborne. ing program was given: Call tq uneral Today over by Miss Rowena Sullivan, that the United Nations Should Perception calls for a stimulus The Petit Jury and the order. Connie Grand Chairman of District 4, was open- Be Significantly Strengthened". Hopkins: pledge to or event and receptors by the body Approximately 300 Future Farm- Calloway County won first in to- Jury list will be selected from the ers and ed at 9:30 a. m. The highlight of Taking t h e affirmative were flag, Pat Paschall: pledge to 4-H such as sight, hearing, taste, etc. advisors were in attend- bacco. following list of names. Fred Paschall. age 61. died at the business session was an ad- The reason that children have a ance yesterday at the annual Jimmy Story and Larry Hurt and flag. Brenda Jones: devotion, Pur- Purchase FFA president, Charles Raymond Matheny, Ful- the Veterans Hospital in Roger chase District J. W. Mur- dress by Mrs. Irene Vertress, Pres- taking the negative side of the different perception is because of FFA meeting at E. Eldridge, was in charge of the ran, reesooro, Brandon: prayer, Charlie Lassiter. Seth Cooper, Huie Warren, I ennessee inursoay. e ' issue were the lack of a third ingredient, ex- Murray State College. program. He was assisted by Ell- Randy Patterson and The following speeches were giv- Mason Evan s, Chesley His death, was attributed to com- BPW. Charles perience. Charles E. Eldridge, Murray Col- wood Brown, Jr., South Marshall, Paschall. en "Helen Keller" by Mary Beth Newell Doores, Huey West, Clay plications. Mr. Paschall was a res- The presidents of all clubs in Both the parents and the chil- lege High - was the winner in two Kentucky FFA vice president; Mor- Each side presented good argu- Beale. "Frances Scott Key" by Bob- Darnell, Keys Farris, Lennis Hale, ident of Hazel. the districts gave their annual re- ments dren may have the same stimulus, different categories, taking first gan Hill, Benton, chairman. Pur- supporting their contention. by Galloway. "Albert Schweitzer" Joe Tom Foster. Vernon Stubble- He is survived by one daughter, ports which included the activities and equally good receplors, but place in corn and in livestock chase vocational agriculture teach- Mrs. Jeffrey was presented by by Conine Evans. "Nathan Stub- field Sr., Charlie Stone. J. H. Mrs. William Pierce of Memphis, and numerous projects each club because the parents ha ve had farming. ers organizatien; and NS'illiam Cher- Charles Robertson who was in blefield" by Charles Eldridge. Belcher. one son. Fred Paschall Jr., of Haz- sponsored during the year. The. more experience than the children, Other Murray College High win- ry. Hopkinsville. vocational agri- charge of the program. following demonstrations were giv- Stanley Duncan, Lester Black T. el, his step-mother. Mrs. Mary Mrs. Rubye Pool. a ,member of they "see" or perceive an action ners included Danny Kemp. soil culture supervisor for the area. Visiting Rotarians w e re Bob en crisp cookies by Suzette Evans, G. Curd. Coleman McKeel, Willie Jane Paschall, Pu ryear route the Murray Club. was elected or event differently. and water conservation; and Bob- Contest winners who will repre- Arnholt of near Mansfield, Ohio, shampoo by Vicki Hookins. thread- Smith, Raymond Parks. J. R. three, one sister, Mrs. Hollin Jon- Chairman of District 1,41D:strict Parents should_ take this into by Falwell. poultry, 'tamp Brooks, sent the Purchase District in the D. L. Divelbiss of the Tappan ing a machine by Cyndy Mather, Smith. Thomas Lee Armstrong, es, Hazel route one, one half- 1 is composed of Fulton, Marion, account in dealing with their chil- public speaking; Charles E. El- State finals in Louisville. June 7. Company, formerly of Murray, El- straightening material be Rhonda • illobert Etherton. Carlis brother, Wallace Paschall, Pury- Mayfield, Murray and Paducah. dren, Dr. Tesseneer said. dridge, impr imtu speaking; and during the 32nd Kentucky FFA Kels o, wood McReynolds of Henderson, Glover, chocolate milk by Jackie Cletus Cooper. F M ear route three, and four grand- A luncheon was served at 12:30 He recounted several examples and chapter meeting. Jamie Potts, Convention are: Chapter Meeting Pendergrass Kentucky, J. B. Hollingsworth of Outland, boiled oatmeal cookies William Gargus, children. p. m. in the ballroom of the ho- where the children and the parent Murray College High; Public Speak- 1 J. W. Williams, Henderson, Harlan McCarty of by Suzanne Evans: Roger Brandon, Ernest Mr. Paschall was a member of tel. Following the luncheon. Lt. both received the same stimulus. ing, Hamp Brooks, Murray College Madrey. Paris, D. C. Mitchell of Paris, Euin Stalls. Darrel Dowdy the Oak Grove Baptist Church. William Juett, highway patrol saf- in wood- interpreted in a ditferent Kentucky News High; impromptu Speaking Leander Finney, Cross Spann James Fesmire of Paris.-Mr. Hol- work and but it Charles Funeral ety education officer of Frankfort, eleigricity. Eldridge, Murray • Jr. B. M. Ford. James McCallon, services were held today lingsworth had a guest with him way because of the element of Briefs College High; at talked to the group on safety in FFA Creed Jerry Dumas Parker, Mrs Ivan Rudolph, 3:00 p.m. Rev. M. M. Hampton from Henderson and Ralph Woods The style revue was in charge experience. Mays. Wingo; To- driving on highways, using as his trace°, James Nelson Harris, Mrs.. Glen conducted the rites. Burial was in also had a guest. of Donna Galloway and Opal Ed- Dr. Tesseneer was introduced by Jamie Potts, Calloway Co.; Everybody's I neled litter...Ilona! Ashcraft. M r s. Hillard Rogers, the church cemetery. subject "S afety is wards Mrs. C. C. Lowrs Mrs. Howard Hay Crops. Larry Long. Livingston Business". MOREHEAD, Ky. lift— More Mrs Yandell Wrather. Mrs. Matt The Miller Funeral Home of Olila presided over the meeting Central, Corn, Chas. E. Eldridge, given state In Aprons and than 1.000 students from 25 high Sparkman, Mrs. Beale Outland, Hazel was in charge of the ar- Short-talks were by Potholders were: which was held in the A. B. Aus- Murray College High: Seel and committee chairman who were pre- Legion Auxiliary To Suzette Evans. schools will compete in the More- jg. L. Trees, Dr. F. E. Crawford, rangements. Suzanne Evans, Ric- tin School basement. Water Conservation. Danny Kemp. Sisk, Chairman ki Hopkins. head division of the Kentucky Ars. Carney Andrus. sent. Miss Doris Work For Extension Vicki Hopkins. Cyndy The Junior Girl's Ensemble gave Murray College High; Home Im- of District 3. presided. Mather. Rhonda Glover. State Music Festival here Sntur- provement. Mrs. Olin Moore. Hurtle Craig, Beverly (Inc selection before the meeting. James Haynes. Hickman Miss Ruth Parson, Chairman of Of Payments Britten Donna Diane day. The festival will continue on County; Mrs Woodfin Hutson, Ben G. Bell, Round Robin Tourney McDougal. Mrs. Ed Frank Kirk gave the Farm Mechanics. Gene District 1. and members of the Brenda Jones, Glenna Farris, April 27-29. Peyton, Ballard Mrs. R. W. Churchill. Harry Wil- In devotion and Mrs. William Nall Memorial: Dairy, Set For Paducah Club handled all arrange- The extension Skirts were: Janice Rickman, Zack Hodges, cox. H. S. Rogers..Curtis Brooks, Sunday of Social Security Cin- reported on the district meeting. Ballard .Memorial; ments for the conference. payments to children of deceased dy Mathis. Sharon Cason. Doro- President Bernard C. Harvey flogs, Edward Norman.. lhango; Mrs. Charlie Robertson, R. V. Bu- PIKEVILLE, Ky. an —Judges A Round Robin Bowling Tour- Those attending from the Mur- workers age 18-21 who are still thy Colson, Opal Edwards, Mary remarks before the Beef. Howard Hopkins. Livingston chanan, Mason Ross. Phillip Mur- made a few awarded top ratings to 10 nament will be held at Corvette ray Club were Mrs. Marjorie in school IS being urged by Beth Beale, Ella Jones, Donna east. Central: Sheep, David Loveless, dock, Aubrey Mayfield, Mrs. Hun- the Gal- group also. ' Lanes Sunday afternoon from 100 Shroat Hine. Mrs. Rubye Pool, Mrs. American Legion and Auxiliary, loway. Jackie Outland, Celia Tay- ern Kentucky musicians in the Livingston Central; Poultry. ter Hancck.o Treamon Beale. Bobby to 8.00 a:elock according to tba Roseanne Outland, Mrs. Latrine 0. according to Mrs. George Williams. lor. Paulette Thompso Skirts opening of the Pikeville Re- Fatwell, Murray College Hi g h; manistlaitnt cif the firm sn.-: Mrs. Freda Butterworth, Mrs. Williams is Education and and 'blouses:' Connie' ns. In Hold On To Series E eionat a Mosic Festival here Lisiesto4 Farming. Charles E. El- Eigh teenfive-man teams wiII Mrs. Jessie Shoemaker. Miss Ruth Scholarship Chairman of the Mur- Dresses; Connie Hopki s. Mary Thurscray. Some 1.000 students dridge, Murray College High, Se- • as System Checks participate in the event Teams Lassiter, and Miss Vivian Hale. ray Auxiliary U n it. Continuing Frances Furgerson. In Play Cloth- Bonds Says Max Beale will take part in the festival cretary's Book, Livingston Central; Valves, Paints from Kentucky. Illinois. and Ten- payments to students beyond the es: Rita Hopkins. Music Rita Hop- which closes Saturday. Treasurer's Book. Livingston Cen- nessee will enter There will be Buford Hurt Moves age of 18 would be the biggest kins. Secretary of the Treasury Doug- tral; Scrapbook, Livingston Cen- The Tops Yellow a winner in every game and after a,c1 to higher education since the las Dillon in announcing the new tral; Vocal Solso Jamie Fields, A play "The Miller, MAYFIELD, Ky. — Mrs. D. each game the team moves over West Kentucky To G. I. Bill of Rights, she stated. His Son, terms for. owners of Series E Say- Wing°, Piano James Powell, Sym- and their Donkey" was presented. M. Aldridge, of Pineville. w as The Murray Natural Gas System two lanes so that a bowler will There are at present nearly two ings Bonds issued between May soma; Novelty Instrument. Jim Leadership Position Members taking part elected president of the Kentucky has just completed a system wide have rolled on every lane by the million children drawing Social in the play 1941 and May 1949 stated his hope Glission. Cuba. Orchestral Instru- were: Kenneth Dix. Sherri Alumnae Association of the Car- maintenance job which involved conclusion of the tournament. Security benefits which now termi- Hop- that some ten million Americans, ment, Max Parks. Calloway Coun- kins, Charles Eldridge, Eddie ver School of Missions and Social the inspection of the 160 natural Four games will constitute a Under the leadership of Buford nate at age 18. Mrs. Williams con- who own approximately $15 bil- ty: and Chapter Music Livingston Chapman. Sharon Colson. Connie Work at a meeting here Thurs- gas valves located in the city. series. The first series will run Hurt, 1300 Wells Boulevard, state cluded lion, would continue to hold them Central. Evans, Kenneth Fennel. Rhonda day. Mrs. Eldridge is the wife of Some seepage was discovered from 100 to 400 o'clock. The manager of the Woodmen of the since this retention would dimin- Glover, Vicki Hopkins, Ricki Hop- the president of the Clear Creek end corrected and all of the valves teams will then take time out to World Li fe Insurance Society, ish the Treasury's problem of re- Work Progressing On kins,kins. Cyndy Mather, Suzanne Baptist School. • Wre packed with a heavy grease eat and begin the second series Western Kentucky ranked among financing the Public Debt and will which seals Evans, Donna McDougal, Danny the valves. All of the at 5 00 o'clock. the top ten state jurisdictions in a lazing Of Buildings contribute to the Country's econo- salve boxes Brandon, Terry Tyler, Suzette Ky. Ottis Jones were painted with a Prizes will be given to the high special, nationwide two - month mic stability by keeping a sizeable WHITESVittE, Ky. TIT — bright yellow ans. Celia Taylor, Glenn Farris, luminous paint which man and high series roller in "President J. R. Sims Apprecia- Razing of the First Methodist portion of it in the hands of the • Mrs. Maggie Wilkerson. 85. sur- ' makes for Beverly Britian. Paulette Thomp- easy identification by each series. Open bowling Sunday tion" membership campaign that Church is proceeding according to individual citizen. vived by 137 descendants. died day or night. The valve boxes son. Jackie Outland. Janice Rick- eceives His will be limited to 4-00-5.00 and ended recently, schedule as is the home located In commenting on the Secre at the home of a daughter here were also raised and man and Brenda Jones the area after 800 p. m More than 10,000 new members on the other corner of the block. lArY'S announcement, Max Beale, Thursday. Mrs. Wilkerson. a around them blacktopped. were enrolled for a total of $30,- The church owns the property be- Chairman of the Calloway County. member of a pioneer Davies. Jack Bryant, Superintendent, 764,798 of life insurance protec- tween Fifth and Sixth on Maple. U. S. Savings Bonds Committee, County family is survived by Eagle Badge said that the valve boxes are College High FHA lo- tion. This was 4.000 more mern- The old home has been entirely added his approval and stated, four daughters, t w o sons. 61 cated now on a three-way identi- Observes Week bers and $5,000,000 more insur- torn down and the- wood, windows Hearing Will "The latest ten-year extension of- grand and 70 great grand chil- teation system, not only for cur- and older . ance than the pre-campaign goal. bricks are being sold. fers to the holders of the dren. Ottis Jones was awarded the :lint use. hut also for the use of The College High FHA chapter Western Kentucky field repre- Much of the church building has • Series P.! Savings Bonds a full 3- rank of Eagle Scout at the Court future system employe. com- is observing the national week sentatives wrote applications for been torn down, particularly at Be Held At interest rate per year, of Minor convened by Troop 77 Each valve box is located as to the this week through several means. 327 new members for a total of rear of the church. All of the pounded semi-annually, based on BOWLING GREEN. Ky — Tuesday at the Carter School. Ot- its relation to the center of the flooring these Meetings to study Minimum The following activities were and $994,510 of insurance. has been taken up and their current cash value and the tis is the son of Mr and Mrs. street. its relation to the corner some themselves Program are being carried out this week. of the windows have taken holders will be availing Foundation for Educa- Everett Jones of Murray. Mr. Jones of a house or building, and also out. City Hall Sunday members sat together in of a higher rate of return each tion will be held at Western Ken- has himself been a Scouter for , its relation to a light or telephone church with the group being re- It is expected that the lots on year with the promise of a much tucky State College here and Un- over thirty years. The Eagle bad- pole. This will give positive identi- Funeral Held Today cognized Monday members made which the old church building and A public hearing will be held greater yield in the future". ion College at Barbourville Sat- ge represents the most fication and location for each coveted valve posters and served coffee a n d For Tom Murdock the house are located will be com- tonight at 7 30 in the Beale remarked. "The above ac- urday. School officers, teachers award in Scout St. box, he said. City Hall achievement. brownies to the faculty. Tuesday pletely cleared in about thirty by the Murray Planning Commis- tion on the part of the Treasury and school board members will To become an Eagle twenty-one 1 - days. was the weekly meeting. On Wed- Funeral services were held to- sion. should serve as an incentive to attend the seminars. Other meet- merit badges are required which Savings nesday the members wore their day at 2:30 at the Williams Chap- The hearing will be in relation all owners of Series E ings will be held at the University indicate the Scoutcraft skills a colors and pins. On Thursday the el Church of Christ for T. K. PARKING LOT ALMOST READY to the rezoning of several areas Bonds, regardless of their date of of Kentucky and Murray State boy has mastered. Scout Jones has chapter had a display in Little. "Tom" Murdock. The rites were in the city. purchase, to continue to hold College April 22 and Morehead twenty-eight. In addition Weather I The parking lot of Swarm's gro- to these ton's window. Today will mark officiated by Bros. Henry Hargis An area from South them". lie closed with the obser- State College April 29. skills the boy must cery is nearing completion. The of Sycamore have proven the end of the "Little Miss FHA" and Fred Lawrence. Burial was in street is to he changed from Resi- vation that, "Savings himself a good scout through his Report contest. residence has _been entirely re- excellent supplement any Saturday the chapter is the Salem Cemetery. dence I to Residence II in the an to Scout spiritdend Scout teamwork thiatise neves ireserweetenel to moved that was located on the Retirement Income Plan which present an article to the paper. Grandsons of Mr. Murdock serv- general area of Sixth, Seventh and Calloway High Track which initiate growth in the I corner, and gravel has been haul- You Each day during the might be started at any time'. Western Kentucky — Increasing week the ed as pallbearers. The J. H. Chur- ed Eighth streets and also in the things that really count in the chapter members into the site. When the gravel have the privilege of administering Squad Makes Debut a cloudinessoudiness and warmer Wore their FHA chill Funeral Home had charge of general area of 13th street to 16th. development i•f a boy such as int- today, be- pins. is spread, the entire lot will be the plan yourself, thus saving both coming cloudy and the arrangements streets. This change will also be iative. sense of responsibility, 1 windy with used for parking by the grocery. brokerage fees and management The Calloway County High chance of scattered showers discussed in the area west of l'aidership, and the qualities im- late r expenses. There are these addition- School track squad will make its t• , afternoon. High today in mid South 16th. Street between Syca- plied in the Scout oath O al unique advantages - liquidity, clebut under the coaching helm of (Zs. scattered showers more and Main. Those earning Tenderfoot awards ' and pos- - • flexibility and guaranteed return. Holmes Ellis Jr. sibly scattered Also proposed to be changed to were Ricky Miller Garry Nance. thundershowersto- • The Government also protects The Lakers will participate in night. turning cooler Saturday Residence H is the area South of Ronnie Owens, Jimmy Nickols. and part- your funds against loss and, since the invitational meet at Paducah ly cloudy, windy and colder, Main Street between South 18th. Tommy Jones. Second Class a- low there is no risk of market flunc- Tilghman. Several schools are ex- tonight in the 40. street and west to the city limtis. wards were made to Scouts Jerry tuation, both your principal and pected to enter. Temperatures at 5 a. m. In a proposed change from Busi- McCoy. John Bennett, and Tommy (CST).: .../ interest are always guaranteed-. Only two seniors are on Cello- Paducah 44. Louisville 33, Lexing- ness I is the area to the west and Jones. Sammy Knight was present- waa s first track team and the . ton 33. Bowling Green 40, London north of the grocery located at ed the First Class award and re- squad is expected to round Into 30. Covington 38. and Ilopkinsville 16th. and Main streets. The area Two Extra Days ceived a merit badge along with 42. generally tough competition in t he next Max Russell. Given To File 1960 couple of Evansville, Ind.. 43. to Broach Avenue then north 275 years. The Court also presented a spe- feet. then Despite the fact that none of the cial award. • *eintington. W. Va., 40 east to Sixteenth, then Federal Income Tax "The George Rogers back to the corner. boys have had any previous track Clark Trace" award There are exp'erience, Coach FIVE DAY FORECAST Still another area where a change Mr. G. C. Hooks, District Direct- Ellis reports four requirements for this badge; that the team has By United Press International is proposed, is a large block to or of Internal Revenue for Ken- responded ex- I. tour Belmont park. 2. visit the ceptionally well. LOUISVILLE. Ky. 11,11— The the west and north of Douglass tucky, said today that only four Thirty high sch- Clinton. Ky. Courthouse and view ool boys advanced forecasts for the 5-day High School which is now zoned days remain in which to file the have turned out for team the records there. 3. go through competition. period. Saturday through Wednes- Industrial II. The proposed change 1960 Federal fncome Tax Return. the "Ancient Buried City" in Wick- A day. prepared by the U. S. Wea- here is to a Business I district. This includes the two extra days schedule will be completed liffe. Ky and take a 16 mile hike ther Bureau: None of the changes are con- granted by law. soon Ellis stated The squad *ill from Columbus, Ky., to Wickliffe. enter Temperatures for the period troversial in particular. The chan- Since the April 15 deadline for the Murray State invitation- Ky. ges al will average 5 to 10 deerees be from Residence to Residence filing individual income tax re- and the regional meet. The Scouts receiving this award were school iv, the Kentucky normal of 56 II are expected to make work of turns falls on Saturday this year. hopes to add at least three Jan Buxton. Ben Hogancamp. Jim • Arees. the Board of Zoning Adjustment the filing date is automatically other meets to its schedule. Hart Billy liousden, Ottiet Jones, more Louisville normal extremes 68 simple since lot sizes fall in extended until Monday, A•pril 17. Ronnie Owens, Max Paschall, -Bill and 45 degrees. this category generasly. The change "If your return is not post-mark- CORRECTION Hart. Jimmie Nickols, Jerry Mc- from Colder Saturday, warmer Sun- I-11 to B-I in the Douglass ed by midnight of April 17, you Coy, Terry Allbritten, Garry Nance. area The A & P grocery advertise- day, cooler Thursday. Showers to- • is expected to give better may be subject to costly penalties Ricky Miller. Tommy Jonee, John protection to ment had an in it yester- Bennett, night and early Saturday ind again SESSION—This general view of the trial of Adolf Eichmann, littler's maws murderer, home owners. and interest." Mn, Hooks said. I Mike Garland, Sammy The business day The company intended to ad- about Monday, with a total of in Jerusalem shows the defendant standing In the bulletproof prisoner's dock at left, th• change at the corn- "Don't wait until April 17 to Knight. Steve Titsworth, and Greg er of Main and vertise 4, bunches of radishes or AleKeel. three-fourths to one and one half 11 judges beyond, facing the courtroom, and, foreground, beyond the aisle, the defense at left Sixteenth will re- start preparing your return: Do sult in a green onions for 19c and through Bill inches. and the prosecution at right Spectators are seated in the foreground. fRaeltoplioto) more restrictive istuation it now and avoid last minute pres- Marvin is Troop 77 scout- to error they advertised 3 bunches future business sures" Mr. Hooks urged master and Raphael Jones is the for 19c assistant scoutmaster.

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Beginning esigineers are being their own ticket' on jobs moni- ate in liberal arts is settling for device ing campaigns on composes ha Mae PON hired at an average monthly pay tored by the Oklahoma Employ- $400 :o $450 or going on to gradu- 17-Alight 2.6-KInd of • WALLA.C% WITMER CO, lt-Heastalries rMEM IATIONAL REPRESEtiTTATIVIPS.': 13. their peak. Of $520 at Nor!he est Univertity. ment Security Commission, dagsr Ave.. Mrs Taft ate school. 19-A Mats UMO WOMO Ifisimesis Measphia, Tem,. IN Park In IL Malt& By EVERETT R. 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Recruiters visiting a- (abbr.) 37- Barra. uda GREAT HISTORICAL astab, 30-Male deer 38- Danish high nute Wins.. *LW cross the nation are emphasizing IMAM 141-kiAgail 45-11.rrInk slowly liskitnent 33-Degraded island the graduating senior's er :de ooint NOVEL CrIa tZT:t1A 2..de4 31-13roma kiwi than at any 32-Relation 3 1,.... A 5 6 -7 .;_ : 0 '10 '11 average much more 3471teinain i -2 other time in recent years. 35-Large bundle Ii ti 511,115 ItArt'9:NED 1.1w man ut pr.tauatioas and "It's whether I ought to tell el14 These are seeking out youths in ,0s1.11. .1.1' to: was 36-Checks 12 13 T up in Fax ...'rask. Ind., de- tallied ot what laterested th,rit Laura about sometaaing before 37- W Ild the top one4hird, une-quartcr or 40-Refuse from 16 . • 17 t,rinotoi ihe ....vitae of Matthew more. this whole thing goes natiCh 15 ,. l'ENSION.', NOT IHE. ANSWER even the upper 10 per Cent of it.aaid'. life, Abtaltani Laments sat !trot., w upon its knee in the Preal- sinarck- is coming," Harvey further." UAW:seeds their claw d.si's private cat doting a situp ut said, referring to their old class- -Something?" 484.1nakeis Ana they are giving the olay to F.• Ct:rek. asiteal hin, questions, and t6eGilalle heard the war-orphaned troy express mate. "I think you know more about 1.7-Tantoaulls cc. 18 i:: years saeotalated !ields (e011ug . • over 65 goolaatto Nati Os ambition to be a aohller, lie gave "To the wedding?" this sort of thing than I do, user..-students olio shoo- only 4 liatthew an army cap and advsed 4/I- Stan's 1,ams 'e-ei.f 2n0 27 28 . ate! Mole complex, as time it!.. =ti seek an .appointment tu West "He's coining Lam Wa.ahing- Harvey. You've taken me into 43- I laving 24 '..::.1 hr ad, general educotion when of' naquicel age. ton, where he earanuaridt a desk pedal digits 4 your confidence often enough 60- i• In debt 31 And the modern In a year when limey college Matthew entered the military acade- outside the door of somebody 29 my at 19 about your own affairs of this Weaken ..,• . oat' ....e it is receiving placement officers report a - -One consequence- was- - triestmg- in the War Department." kind. You know a lot more 32 3 graduates in the Lania Green, wf, a.ater of a class- The two young oificeraesntiled DOWN • job stile ion. 'mate. and a resolution to marry lin, about women than I do." lim'er half of thefr class an ! ES- Another was his assigninent as with the superiority of field 1-Rocky hill ,... 0 i. • • v• ..j.s ,.:.•.16 "A-ha. Women." Harvey 7-TI. kits a t:7•':. , educational with no sporial- asoal lieubmant ot •Aalry M Foil soldiers. era' arts students 13,,ivery an wildest Arizona. The us- smiled. 'You've gotten yourself .1-Pertaining 77 114. .'' '1 40 the easy. and ty are finding the job hentiog ing-amain gave Latika's another an "I don't know who invited in trouble and you are worried to t. race tit 111)(CUS.• 10 tilWall 1.8111-11s him," said Matthew. that Lam-a is 0e041 ...,,.42 43 a4 45 in Washing- a:if:cult. WO %Ste of a use of sower •sucAal going to find 5-Atnettan 41 , 1 These general trends showed up station, She made the lovers agree "You don't? You could guess, It out." explorer i,iiiny'of those who to wait a year talore /slurrying. ties rich, and social, and a 5-sea eagles 46 ..,•:. as repeatedly ii reports from • ?Lace- It f.,re the year was up. Stalthes- "Not exactly. I was in trouble, t-Colleetion general's eon, and my hunch is of facts lv tries`, him be- flint officials of 76 college and jggrot hlinseU drawn into a cuangep- but its all over. I swear it." .... 51 17177Irig, relati..e,hip with a tellOw that he's never given up, yet, Tea stags 410 - • • universities aio United Press Inter- dirtatilats wife. Kitty Main- Matthew was pale and his fore- ..... - h. by the way. on..Dw Laura." s-Couarrs of al::' nattonal Trese are reflected, toot mating. Now. tItS C101ik setae burden- head shone with sweat. His Europe Distr, by United Fistic. t5yn4acste, 1mw, at it by with "the ing him. he is again in the East to he really propose to her in checks maae by UPI reporters at Fors miseries of consciehce were chum Iris bride Porter in that time?" tu h letter. even Yoth dozens of state and private New York. whets Leonia father coming clear at last to some- a COMOOLI14. tie has to face "Yea, and again, even after e:nployment agencies from coast one else. He needed to confess, irtenipt to solve Laura's father, who has ways of you made it, and were too far I. coast knowing •11 about alarthew's con- and suffer, and define his honor duct at Fort . . away to do much about IL" Pay Keeps !tieing provided it could be recovered. ! -The devil he did." al problems we 'ourvey also atowei that CHAPTER IS But the "Y_es Laura Lola me so. She Harvey burst out laughing at for graduates solve the despite fewer jobs reOLONEL Hunttligh Green- Was llattereel,-- like- any scalp his honest remorse. When he • m a moilerii. In many art-a). start:rig salaries V-- leaf looked at ARtheiat with could catch his breath, he asked, 'AM continue their upward trend a deep inward look at himself, Laura!" "Who is she--or was she, I'd t.o1 the MILE his recootion. year. and be atighed. "Well. NtuttheW,T -Matt, ilk.- any better say', in view of your vows ,‘ n't be a-Coked In aeneial. 1,961 grilauale• ap- I got you in here to any sonic- female. Besities., he had en- of renewed virtue?" tie- iivder the Ken- pear to be ogning up at 2 to 5 thing to you. Jaa you renaem- coaragenient, I think." -The devil of it: she is the per rent higher ,pay than their bee to do one thing, my boy. "Not from Laura!" Matthew wife of another officer at. De- I Oft0 predecessors Engineering Just you do what yeti make up rose a little from his chair. livery." 11011NE$ itas i•cf a problem ..raduates cimirnand almost dou- your mind to do, and stick to -No, no, sit down, but you're "Oh, so. Are they still there?" slartina salary of 1950 it, and don't pay any mind to He's exactly Matthew nodded. "Will they re- siiiution was SC1 ble the warm. -filothee. ::radtiates. Northwestern Univir- anybody else. Hear?" - what Ma watite-1 for Laura. main after you return?" An- .:71 plainly spelkd Matthew other nod. "tio there's a first- tt-‘4f. ,..tv reported. . He leaned toward atiney. Style. Talks French. - tioil the Fathk,r Dozens ot schools saroeyed by and gave-out a blaze of energyi Gloriotis in a drawing room and class situation awaiting your bride." Haelittis. It read t 11 -et re:natters are seeking from his usually mild eyes.' sublime in a consetvatory. CASS ntervieWs Only with suient• in "I'M pulling for yoti. Matt, and! be managed in everything by "Yes. But I think I can man- Nat/Twat fad &ow the topoteiteaterrth or one - third you do. what you ought to &al the ight woman. aumething age that. What bothers me is ..has arrived to captivate thy days - ot their eloas. regaraless. If you have to be at like I'm" whether or not I ought to tell El. and I mean a real sol- I Laura everything, now, before all Americans - 00 !•1 10. Cod gie- Ilaiold Dreher of Cleveland. moldier, Trott the son should so coolly 0.1,AEgicAt4 arcs:dent of Dre'ner Empleyment dier, doing a isachers work. matie game ot the father coo. -" jumped to his feet Bodge Players and Chi]. .Service and peetident of the NJ- where it his to be done tarsa l, fus.ii Matthew. tie looked at Harvey where the enemy, exclaiming, "Good grief,, no! Not tid into ',h..' : canal Employment Association. and that is the rose-garlanded carpet and dren. is, you just go and keep on: In a thousand yeals! Never tell ii dir airlot» definitely' ire fewer . oriel notaing. Treading hard Ii: it, spite of hell or Mgt her. Never tell any woman. 0395 --It nut etong to be easy for doing o the trent of his silence water, and you . ." he waved, When she meets that other Please yourself and liberal arts major.- he soa wi the thuiv,i;ht ol what he the air vaguely. woman out there, Laura will world of specialists.- his hand in a.ut• ly v.aLted to speak about delight your • Ta., .s a suspect enough even 80. Miamian frieuds with the t niverotv of Matthew stood up. The coke w,C1 --.•• ,inan tor have the most active nods U4, Mich:oat Employ- rela outburst troutilial hirn.I tx!.‘ ,u1 iv. !VFW." Said this new sensation in .n,! tne that sort oi thing. But you'll emission topres- Why was it necesaary that these Ila-vey, 'my 61.1 is 11 disap- fit Oecooty Iet- do far better dealing with sus- cards. et,tillo- things be said at all? Anl espe- pointed oil Hoe .'r. lie let me ' 1-telof althe .411 the picious than with facts." Oct '4(0 cially just after he had arrived know it O71Ce. t tine he He ry. is soft at he rmanenz. some ami•ed with ream. "Anyhow, it to take his bride? tad in- :1 to rati • • .ro,- are loolona ahu.i ti the elze's "Thank y. 0. sir I'll t or in the is nobody busaaess, rot • atiri.---tryine to •-fill their pipe- even your wife's, what you do r alau you a-al. I ; Nottilw,t,t M. v.: !..ut Utt-te ,r, .-, ;:ti pot & filial exiaaitata that" :ha let, y,, ' a trai. r. y. J in, with yu,rFtlf ta all not Sc able to hire i.e a, • :n.i.ht h,atei 11.; Washington, Ni • a. k, t Matthew grew a little forradl. Dale & Stubblefield ro oano-tition r graduates y. IMED with nit trthftt5i Sharitlan, CF:',111.1 they we--el '1 duet qa-Lises,Tree e :Ow: the ahr.t.ti all..1 I fret it is a mattes of honor Programs Training it rat ter- io-- be tompleteiy honest with roe other hand. several plai.e- 4.1. • a oad ti y, .11 haant rt.illy lie ai o, ,h til'.:1- : Laurei in everything -- especial- reported that corn- i it ,,ta- of Inlets' 14. 11, sire befere vcra ly everything Lint happens from err a ; oe• • %ere paring- down t :-ed t Thivk of toat." how on. I have felt rotten about • n - progrims vo r.: rot...mite training up I. -re to B-! to I this whole thing for her sake. report Neer replaelient Burt 'us Ai". eta Tic dry. TI... "You he.slii't look so woe 1. I don't know If anybody else partie- :neerrn 2,117J'Illateft - in to Mitt," would ever witteretend how it eiectroatc en- ,-lp-.trti'at and it 3 cl ,urItt of "I di,a't he -It worrical.a happened. I 'hardly do. But I 11: into-r, reie.t ut demand. Theta. r r. To.it•s all New "Cia yes you do, lie been was lonely. aunt Kitty -" !fon -oe I hy sown*" spe- . to ii to wona-r.ng if yoa'.1 li:e to g,t "Kitty!" said Harvey grinding -oloo-o!osoiso. ant chemists- Th-rk to' yen out of the %%hole thing.' his jaws in appre ton of the .• oatoians and a:- • tore at last. She a teen r.liar, just .. b..-c- its chdrarmean to speak her .• irPa "Oh, irSe ma 1 of Texas, the for ;..,1•rst. beautiful sister, there's no ii -- said .w. ; ,•1" I eat her, .. up mon. t...1.1 718 S ing for me nut to think of all p,s- "Well, Matt, you're the limit. cerit being an old-famliienoil Trion • 1114. ,ent over lie' T 41 - -aro a 4r v ere sibititios. Ani I rightaa recruiters ao ; e.e-i-etord Loci, idea ,Matthew took a swiillaw 4r.f of honor and just be like every- • _ it -:15 beer. I body alma You're not the ft:3i arc.. iro '..o; rat "No. ?lot taint 1171t. If t fellow to get taaglod up with ,urt for. • one maybe there, is ma/1(.11:Hz • f•, ' a female, and you won't be the ..t ;1.11 triiptactr &hie you c earl give me your iae.is Last who goes on his honeyrouon ; with niamaries of other worn v tn 1'1 best He vas Ste r You asked my advice, ht.itt. : I a d t.mir aa.d **nor...looknd a. 4.te of k - repeat It: rviver say at 'r,,s/ in 117-,•;r ",.^47,111.- y4.440WC(1 h into of this to Laura, ever" o ltd icy'sf4iend!y skeitica.1 tire I?"- •

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111111AY — APRIL 44, oni LEDGER Ai TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, night PATTE THREE SCOREBOARD Philadelphia at San Francisco TOM EWELL TALKS BOON ing Book by form, the American Foun- United Pres. international Cincinnati 5 Chicago 2 dation for the Blind reports. Milwaukee 5 St. Louis 4, 11 inns. Tram W. L. P,.t. G TOM EWELL. who starred TmiM San Fran. in W. L. Pet. G.B. 6 Pitts. 5, 12 inns. Chicago I 0 1.000 the stage presentation of "Thurber Some 770,000 boys Cingirmati 2 0 1.000 Phila. 8 Los Angeles 7, night Minnesota 1 0 1.000 7 Carnival" last and girls 1eCENTDNNIAL year, has also Los Angeles SCRAPBOOE read serve in the nation's school traf- 2 1 .667 I Today's Games Los Angeles 1 0 1.000 the James Thurber work San Milwaukee The War for the Union into Talk- tic safety patrols. Francisco ..- 2 1 .667 I at Chicago Cleveland 1 0 1.000 1861-65 in Pictures St. Cincinnati 'Winfield Louis 1 1 .500 I at St. Louis, night Kansas City 1 0 1.000 Scott, general-in-chief of the Army - Milwaukee Pittsburgh No.8. in 1861, 1 1 .500 1 at Los Angeles, night New York 0 1 .000 1 knew without being told he was too Pittsburgh Philadelphia Old (75) to have active FOR /14" 1 2 .333 11 at San Fran., night Boston 0 1 .000 1 command of the forces Lincoln mo. BIRCH WALL PANELING blitzed to put down Philadelphia 1 2 .333 1I Baltimore 0 I .000 the Rebellion. On Scott's recommenda. .1 Chicago Saturday's Games Rion, Lincoln offered command or 0 2 .000 2 Detroit 0 1 .000 1 of the Federal armies to Cot. Milwaukee at Chicago Robert E. Lee. Scott also ALL Thursday's Results Washington 0 1 .000 1 was a Virginian, but Lee felt YOUR PLYWOOD NEEDS IY Cincinnati at St. Louis differently, and refused. Five Thursday's days later, April 23, he quit Results the Army (see below), Minnesota at New York, to join the Confederate armies. ppd., rain Lee was NEVER and cold to be the highest ranking officer in the Southern forces. He was not given Chicago at Washington, ppd., wet over-all command of the ZO MY armies by Jefferson Davis until FRIENDS AND grounds and cold Feb. 1865, and he was al- BUY'S BLDG. SUPPLIS ways subordinate not only to President Kansas City at Boston, ppd., wet Davis but to Samuel Cooper, the New Jersey native who grounds and cold was induced to join his Concord Road PL 3-5712 wife's people in the Rebellion. Appointed Cleveland at Detroit, adjutant-general VOTER&QF ppd., wet and inspector-general of the MURRAY: grounds C.S.A. Army. Cooper was Lee's superior throughout the conflict. —Clark I am running fox Los Angeles at Baltimore, night, Kinnaird. ty Councilman (Ward A) District of the City Qff. First ppd., rain ,you Eray; It is my desire to in this capacity and serve Today's Games to. contribute to help make Cllicago at Detroit great town a greater this kal,;,Ao.2; 111 One. - Minnesota at Baltimore, night Lee when he xvon distinc- "l al/ • tion in the U. S.-3lexlcaa As I have many friends Cleveland at Washington, night War. melt° here, time will not . '.• see each of you permit Only games scheduled. you personally. So I am hoping Saturday's 9z,Pft,; IPPUlidriLmi will take this as a personal that Games STATEMENT 15 visit to your home. Los Angeles at Boston (%‘/‘ To those who don't know me, Kansas City at New York a few things about I wish to mention myself in order that Minnesota at Baltimore 14 confident in casting you might feel Cleveland at Washington your vote for me OK Liu. Ainfruz_ A native as City Councilman. Chicago at Detroit ••••=M116 of Paducah, tion, I where I received my educa- di.; rh.g Consg,.."-je,e_. 44 16~Lo. came to Murray in 1942. 1 have a wife and nine f /1;1 (4,47 children, and own property NOW YOU KNOW at Aze/f,4“ 504 N. Second Street Krakatoa, this in a small Indonesian $.1 city. I am a member island located between the of Sumatra St. John Baptist Church and Java, erupted on Aug. 27, and aziz'I." have been employed by 1883, in the greatest natural ex- the Murray plosion of recorded history. Manufacturing Rocks Samuel Cooper (-41 was were hurled to one of several Northern-born offi- Company for the a height of 34 cers of high last 15 miles and rank in Confederate Army and Navy, 1861-65. years. I am past Worshipful dust from the eruption Master of was still falling 10 days later Local Lodge, was 3.000 miles away. chairman of Boy Scout Troop No. 81, I have served as Patron of Virgin Chapter 55 Order of the Eastern Star Harvey Kuenn Pays But Little for years, have been Dis- trict Deputy Grandmaster of the Prince Hall Masons of Regard To League the Far Westen Distict of Kentucky, I am a member By MILTON RICHMAN • of Prince Hall Chapter 12th inning rally with a double No. Prra. latent:Wawa and was credited 36 "Royal Arch National or American with his first Masons", a league I major league victory. pitchers all look alike to oblivious member of Malta Commandery Bowman ran for Duffalo and No. 18 "Knights of Tem- Harvey Kaenn. a guy who prob- ple" member of United reached third on Felipe Alou's in- Supreme Council of Consistory ably would come through with Washington, of a field single. Kuenn did the D.C., and a member of base even if you woke rest. Union UAW-CIO. him up Homer Ties in the midlle of the night. Score SOUR VOTE FOR ME The Giants tied the score at ON MAY 23 WILL BE Kuenn. owner of a .313 lifetime 5-5 in their half of the 11th on HIGHLY APPRECIATED batting average, has made life Hobie Landrith's homer off Face. miserable for American League Ed Bressoud hit a three-run hom- er off Pirate Sincerely yours, pitchers during the past nine starter Harvey Had- years. Now, in his first season dix in the fourth. CLYDE with the In other National League games STEELE San Francisco Giants, • ';.;• the Philadelphia he's already going to work on Phillies handed ALAN HALE spurs the pit those poor pitchers the Los Angeles Dodgers their crew into action to get Rory Calhoun in the National back on the track first loss of the season, 8-7: the LLOYD in this scene from the WideScreen League. ARNOLD duction Color pro- Cincinnati Reds beat the Chicago "Thunder In Carolina" which He picked on little Elmy Face, CANDIDATE was filmed during the Cubs. 5-2. and the Milwaukee For JAILER "Southern 500" before over 100,000 Pittsburgh's ace reliever. Thurs- spectators. Others in the cast Braves defeated the St Louis ield of this exciting race film day. Car- are Connie Hines, John dinals. 5-4. Helen Downey. Gentry, and Kuenn lashed out with a 12th in 11 innings. "Thunder In Carolina" opens Inclement Theatre. today at the Varsity Inning line single that scored weather put a damp- At the outset of this er on all statement, may I say thanks to rookie Terrell Bowman with the five American League rim that gave the Giants a 6-5 games scheduled. Rain and cold weather the people of Murray and Calloway victory over...the world champion caused postponement of County for electing the Minnesota-New York and Los Pirates. — me to the office Pays Dividend Angeles-Baltimore contests while of Jailer four years ago. Also, I should the Chicago-Washington. Kuenn's game - winning blow Kansas City-Boston like to expreses my appreciation represented the Giants' first divi- a n d Cleveland-De- and gratitude for the troit games were dend on their winter deal with called off be- cause of wet grounds. courtesies and many acts of kindness • Cleveland in which they gave up that the people Jetinny Reliever Dick Farrell of the Antnnelli and Willie Kirk- Murray and Calloway County land to get him. Phillies helped win his own game have shown me while fill- by singling "No matter what league Knenn against the Dodgers in the ninth. advancing ing the office of Jailer during the past goes to. he's a cinch to hit .300," on a sacrifice four years. and scoring on a throwing said Frank Lane, at the time he error by losing made the deal for Cleveland. Ed Palmouist. Pancho Herrera Upon assuming office Lane has since moved to Kan- and Tony Gonza- as Jailer four years ago, it les each hit two-run sas City but what he said about homer; off was my Dodger starter Roger idea thatithe courthouse should be kept clean Kuenn still goes. The 31-year old Craig. Duke and Snider drove ex - American League batting in three runs with the courtyard green and in a homer and a double. good shape at all times, and champion, now playing third base His homer, in the second inning, was this I have for the Giants, has hit safely in the tried to do during the past four yeirs. In my 369th of his career and tied him all three games they have played efforts along so far. with Ralph Kiner To r seventh this line, I appreciate the cooperation of the place on the 'Rookie Jim Duffalo. who all-time had list. Fiscal Court and others who made it possible walked Dick Groat with the bases for me to Win full in the 11th to put Pittsburgh Second Straight have the tools and things The Reds, who generally necessary to keep the cotirt%. ahead. 5-4. started the winning get off to a slow start every house year. made in good shape and the courthouse lawn green. at It two in a row over the Cubs on pinch hitter Jerry Lynch's three- run homer off reliever Jim Brew- As you know, I am a candidate for this office ifter filing er in the eighth inning. Gordie for another gistrate of Coleman homertsd with one on in four years and I shall be eternally grateful that the fourth for Cincinnatis first the people two runs. Bob Purkey went the of Murray and Calloway County have confi- distance for the Reds and hurled dence in me to the extent that I do not Ifficial but - eight-hit hall. Joe Schaffernoth have opposition, was the loser. in the Primary Election to be held on May 23, 1961. .steem and Reliever Lindy McDaniel. who onesty, in- won the opener for the Cardinals on Tuesday.. was the loser Thurs- In spite of the fact that I do not have day when he walked Mel Roach opposition', I of the Bravesavith pledge the bases Mad- to the people of Murray and Calloway County the er! in the 11th. Singles by Frank eed Queen same courteous SUPERB! Bolling and Joe Adcock plus a hit sevice that I have rendered during the you know batsman filled the bases and set past four years, and the finest the stage for Roach. Ken Boyer assure you that it shall be my pur- my going and Joe Cunningham cotton slacks each hit pose to keep the courthouse clean and shining homers to help the Cards tie the at all times, money can score after buy the Braves had jumped the courthouse lawn in good shape and provide necessary best of my to a 4-1 lead at the end of three innings behind Lew Burdette. services for the inmates of the Jail. wesent Seth you dress-up Morehead, Milwaukee's fourth slacks... pitcher, held St. Louis hitless over 6 the last I2S inningg to gain credit ifay I again express my deep and heartfelt thanks built for wear, for the personally too! victory. and appreciation to all of you of Murray and Calloway ;hould miss Rambe-Top County for the opportunity of serving Rambe-Toli. A new high in luxury wash you as Jailer dur- 9n wear fabric, styled With ing the past four years and for the opportunity a smart look and feel yoss of serving SCOTWIST Must you another *Nag. Apia Par wear to fully appret l- four years in this capacity without opposition For fins ate. See them...wear them washable dress slacks that keep you'll agree in the May primary. rood their ... they're looks longer, you can't beat these. the greatest! vash Eami 'n Wear care ... superb (Alan bytalstfito craftsmanship Is The season* • and finest quality smartest. belt-luost styling.) on fabrics. Most popular colors- Sincerely, Fises 2 to 7 at only *293 Colors: Bong Sliver, Brest, Black, App. rue $593 'Waist: 28* to SS". Length: 2S" to St* 1.59 - 1.69 pr. t BELK-SETTLE BELK-SETTLE BELK-SETTLE PROSECUTOR—Prosecutor of CLYDE Elchmann Jerusa- STEELE Adolf in lem in Gideon Hausner. 4 I.F.11(1ER &MURRAY:KENTUCKY --- -FRIDAY — APRTL 4,- on ••••• check of 34 New York City area more recruiters on campus this schools by the metropolitan New year -than in 1960, and 33 told Job Prospects For College York College Placement Officers UPI they had or expected as many Assn. In that survey, 15 schools as a year ago. Only five reported a reported a drop of from 8 to 25 drop-off in z.ecrulting. Graduate Not As Rosj As 1960'per cent in the number of jobs many schools, however, the • "p available,. 17 reported about the At seine number of jobs as last year, representatives of industry a r e EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the the students they hire and are and tvio saw a 10 per cent increase making fewer job offers, inviting nrst of two dispatches sizing up putting greater stress on grades in job opportunities. fewer seniors to visit plants, and jab prospects for this year's and specialization. coming back for a second look* crop of college graduates. It —Despite Twenty-seven colleges reported before hiring. the Voweetedio softness in de- deals with the overall outlook mand, graduates generally will and the recruiting now under start at higher pay than those who way on campuses. The second moved_ into the working world a So c ia 1—CA le nd ar etery-W1111 onvai fecrilittei year ago. GermansNiew are looking for this spring and the salary prospects of the June Placement officers at 25 of the Friday. April 14th makers Clubs will convene at the T graduate. 76 colleges reported that fewer The North Murray Homemakers Murray State College auditorium jabs are available this spring than Cub wIll meet at the home of Mrs. at 9:0. Hal With By EVERETT R. IRWIN last. Their estimates ranged from Cha:Le Crawford at 1:30 p.m. 1:•11•41 Prew. isireutiasai a "slight dip" at Syracuse Uni- • • • • • • The Foundational Sunray School The job outlook f o r college versity to 25 per cent decreases at I Class v.-:11 meet M the home of Mixed F(Thaw graduates this recession year is Northeastern University and -half Saturday, April 15th Mrs. Jolln N. Pu:dom at 7,30 not so rosy on many campuses as The Captain Wendell Oury chap- 110 MEN AND THIS—The only the job offers" at the University I it was in 1960. ter of the DAR will meet at the l U. S. Navy representative in of Maryland. By JOSEPH B. FEMINO the NORAD Band of the But prospects are brighter than home of Mrs. W. P. Roberts with Thirty-two schools expected the The Fnerhiship Sunday School BERLIN UPI — Germans viewed North American Air Defense in the 1951-58 business decline, a Mrs. Charles C. Wilson as cuhostess number of jobs+ to be about the Ca:ea of Lee Firs: Baptist Church, the Adolf Eichmann trial in Israel Command is lovely Seaman United Press International Survey at 2.30 p.m. in 1960. Only seven re- PRIME RIB airs. E. C. Jon.. teaeher, will lotto with miser emotions—de- Linda Kim Gayle of Warren- showed today. " same as nave its Mother-Daughter Ban- vale, I1L She's the singer in And older generations would ported more jobs in sight. Twelve Served with Au Jus April 16 pending on si; inch side of the Sunday.. quet at the Woman's Club House the 80-man aggregation. have beeresdownright delighted at declined to make an estimate, annual spring con- , Iron Curtain they live. The 4and at 8.90 pm. Reservations should tne employment opportunities op- most of them on the grounds it TURKEY fereric, ,,f tht Ftrat District Amer-4 a. to made with your•group captains Wes: Germans feared it would en to the youths who will pick was "too early to tell." Served with Giblog Gravy lean Legam Auxiliary will be held ries of swastika-smearings by fa- Si ay :ate Sa:arday. re-open old wounds and heap new up tneir sheepskins in June. L.`1,2 Murray Woman's Club natical neo-Nazis anxious to 'ignite The schools with the most op- -Candied 'grams at • • • • • shame on them. The Communist Business and industry recruiting Marrav Aux-a:are emotions anti by Communists seek- 4itnistic outlook were the Univer- Vsystabbet S Hou,, v..111. the --Taiseday, April HI a East Germans claimed they had ainpaign.s are in full swing on aa haste. Registration Wii.0 tn UnlvatriatyaiL Una, Murray Aecembly No. 19 Order nothing to %sorry about, that their tug campuses across ilk nation. Peas and Mushrooms stir: a: 12 noon and luncheon at 'of the Rainbow for Girls will hands were clean. state. htuna. University of Kansas, Tea Coffee 1 p.m. is happening, American University, Adrian Col- meet at the Masonic Hall at 7 There was apprehension an West Germans also feel that Ti find out what Many lege, Northern Illinois University Desert p.m. An initiation will be held. Germany that its painfully — re- has been United Press International check- not enough emphasis and Eastern Illinois University. • ,.14 • • • store d- reputation would be mar- on the efforts to make a- ed 76 college and university place- made The latter two principally produce Menisay, April 17 red. particularly in the United mends. More than 2,000 Nazis have meet bureaus and dozens of state Horn __ , Mempers of the Music Depart- of the and private employment agencies teachers, in demand throughout COLLEGIATE Dis:rict Purchase States, by the recounting been hunted down nail tried and ' mem will meet promptly at 7:30 the nation. horrors of Nazism in the Jerusal- the search continues, they point teen Maine to California. RESTAURANT a in. in the Social Hall of the em court. Findings Similar out. In general, the showed: 'aro Methodist Church for an -Must we still wash our dirty survey The findings of the UPI survey • —There are as many or more • n To Important business meeting. Fol- linen before the eyes of t h e In addItion, they point out that paralelled roughly a preliminary Leaang this business meeting, the world" asked a young white-col- West ,Germany alreada has paid recruiters than a year ago on most SEE A Department will present Mrs. lar worker in Dusseldorf. out $3.25 billion to compensate campuses. Richard Farrell, organist and the Underlined Censers, Jews and other victims of the Employers Chillosier SHOW! alum: Department Chorus under West German Chancellor Kon- Nazi terrorism. When the restitu- —Fewer jobs are avaiable at 7he cures-ti, of Mrs. Howard Olila rad Adenauer underlined the ne- tion program, as it is called, is one - third of the institutions VARSITY -Thunder In Caroana in rec.i'ai in the church sanctuar3 t:anal coaeern ir. an unusual state- completed the total payment will checked. .-atee 'tar ts it I oe Mrs Oilla be a featured solo- ment Mandan night. be $15.25 billion. The Israeli goy- —Employers are choosier about • a tea 9-25. • ah -ITesilh-T---Mi-tfe is no National - share -watt amount" 1 : 65 sninutes, T:. public is oardially invited cialistic Nazi feeling in the body $862.5 million. e me at 8 o'clock to church Receive No Restitution 8:2& the of the German people. We have VS I N i sanctuary to hear Mrs. Farrell become a constitutional state," the Communist East Germany., on - • - and the chorus. chancellor declared. the other hand, has not paid one I A social hour will follow the Some west Germans are annoy- cent. As far as the Communists ettaFRAY het:YE-IN: Tonite program. ed that the horsible exeesses of are concerned, they have already •.-st Bangers." fc - the Hitler era should be brought atoned for any crimes that might - '..te5. stare- at 6 to world shed:Inn again. They have been permitted. ThUrlIday. April 20 have been re-living it for more . will receive no restitu- Pius -Under Teal The Penny Homemakers Club than a year in a rehical of film tion from Fast Germany since re t•Ire 92 mint.t. IT•Pet at the hame of Mrs. documentarias and radio broad- stildtion has been made by alloy B. n at 10. a.m. casts. ing Jews to live Its Feet Germany Damhsating the thmking is the with the same freedom as the feeling that the crimes against the Germane." Ea.: Zone propagandist Jews were com:nated by a small Albert Norckm said recently. MURRAY LOAN CO. group and that the German pet. Mane East German Communists the Eichmann trial 508 W. Maln Bt. Telephone PL 3-2621 rie as a whole were unaware until also feel that too late. w,11 injure :he West German gov- "YOUR HOME-OWNED LOAN CO." Some Other Fears ernment's reputation by focussing There was some fear also that attenton on its past and alleged the trial may trigger another se- Nazi present. HONEYMOONINft — Ronald Konier's temperature Ili taken in a Pittsburgh hospital by his bride Joan, a nurse, after their marriage in the insti- tution. The Youngstown, 0., Vai man had -an appendectomy, but they didn't let that delay the marnage. NOW! ENDS SATURDAY! 401;10 THRILL3 r 4111i- • -ea NEVER BEFORE seEN ••••-: a CAPTURED eee ON FILM! THE STYLE SHOP

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however, the ndustry a r e Ifers, inviting BUSINESS .1 plants, and second look * tury. Porter White, Manager. Ph. r OR SALE I PL 3-2512. j14c I DIRECTORY I NOTICE HOME SUPPLIES • 11.121141 _THREE BEDROOM BRICK_ ---GAMBLES OFFERS FREE radio Benjamin [latest Yltzhak Raids Moshe Landon house on South 13th street ex- MONUMENTS—MURRAY Marble CALL-PL-1-4833 FOR YOUR Bet- tended by owner. Living room and TV tube testing service. Try it ter Brush Supplies. Current order ADDING MACHINES MEM CLOTHING and Granite Works, builders of JUDGES—Here are the three judges at trial of Adolf panelled in mahogany. Utility free at Gamble's next to Jeffrey's. completed April 25th. Vera Hut- THE fine memorials for over half cen- Eichmann in Jerusalem. Landau Is presiding judge. AND TYPEWRITERS Graham-Jackson PL 3-3234 room. Phone Ha 4.36112- tf 414c. chens. al7p Sales & Service — _ RESTAURANT FOR SALE. Phone "Amoy by Ernie BushmIllar dger & Tunes .... PL 3-1016 OFFICE SUPPLIES PL 3-3807 after 5 p.m. al5p Ledger & Times .... PL 3-1916 BUT I'M ausHm.,.._44„e_ PRACTICALLY NEW ULT R A I TOOL RENTAL modern w ell insulated electric HOPE SURE *V • YOU •,c •4, 1.13..brey's PL 3-5617 OIL DISTRIBUTORS heated two bedroom home with PoOcH E z acre landscaped lot. City water, FED Mowers and Roto Tillers FORGIVES Ky. Lake Oil Co. .... PL 3-1328 attached garage, front drive. Ex- THE: Jobbers Shell Oil Products tra den and large utility room. DOG ME Very reasonably priced. Call after STORES DRUG PAINT STORES 541U p.m, any day. Jonn M. Stev- tt Drugs PL 3-2547 ens, Hazel, Kentucky. Telephone I WAS Tidwell Paint Store PL 3-3080 4102-2681. al9p OUT FURNITURE STORES DOLUALE REGISTERED POL.L.ED PRINTING bull, three years old. Fresh Jersey Idd, jan's Furn. Mart PL 3-2403 cow„ heifer ca),LUes,vy. milker. Ledger & Timm PL 3-1916 PLaza 3-4581. al5c GROCERY STORES 111 ACRE FARM, 3 ACRES TOTS- Pop, ,45 1.4I 5, UnI5.41 Dwelt* Food Market PL 3-4682 RESTAURANTS acco, plenty of pasture. New house with running water. Two miles Free Delivery SCINICO iouthside Resta...1,11A , PL 3-.1892 southwest of Farmington. Fireside 5-2592. al5p LIL' ABNER by Al aeon SERVICE STATIONS HARDWARE STORES 1950 EDITION BRITANNICA En- C MON,HONF_ST ABE. WE HE STAYS WIF- ME,UNTIL YAS'M MORE ICE (C7-rOtiRt." •• Walston-Young Tex. PL 3-2810 cyclopedia, 24 volumes, book case GOTTA SHOP 'ROUND FO' UP SOME Do lass Hdw., cor. 4th & Main included. $50.00. Phone PL 3-1260. YO'COMES WIF -GULP!-- CREAM? - .5WRP.f.9 HAPPW. , A MAMMY FO' /CD" (,IMPF.0 YOUNG LADY AH YO'IS A al7p \/0'IS IS YO'HAPPY Whiteway Serv.ce Sta. PL 3-9121 KIN BE. SHORE TH'CHILE NICE OLE Starks Hdw. PL 3-1227 WIF ME, a-ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH. WILL E.E. HAPPY \NIP!! BOSS!! HONEST BAT— TYPEWRITER RENTAL modern home on Sycamore Street. QN1F- ABRAHAM? INSURANCE MODERN 5-ROOM HOUSE with AND SERVICE - bath, garage, nice big lot with wing Frazee, Holton Melugin & garden on 641. Price $5,000. Ledger & Times PL 3-1916 6- Gen. Insurance.... PL 3-3415 BUILDING 50x120 GOOD LARGE I. ft. on lot 130)(220 or 400 ft. if JEWELRY TV SALES & SERVICE wanted. Hardwood floor, can be used fur business. Located on 18th Ftlphes Jewelry .... PL 3-2835 Beli's TV & Ref. Ser. PL 3-3515 Street. 120-ACRE FARM, 2 SETS OF LADIES READY TO WEAR buildings, good level land, 40 acres Murray Jewelry Next to Varsity good timber, well located 8 mile Littletons .V.4.3:4623 of Murray, Ky. You should see C.105.5-2-52.. buy. (#of / this before you -11- b%00 73-ACtIE FARM. 6-ROOM House _modern on highway 121, good out Read The Ledger's Classifieds buildings, 2-acre tobacco b a s e, ANNE AN' SLATS well located, a nice place to live. by eburn Van Buren You should see it before you buy. ND( ON THAT TRAVELIN' TOSS IN YER TOOTHBRUSH, WE.1.4.- -ALL R164-4T-- -I'LL BARGE, BABY. 8 TRY W. H. BROWN Real Estate, Gatlin BUT I OntILDN'T THIS ONE'S SOME UNDERWEAR, AND ANYTHING TO WHAT YEIZ BREAK OUT OF THE Building, Murray, Ky. Office tel. THINK OF TAKING WANTS 4L4WE'RE TAKiN' OFF, AL. SELF-IMPOSED PRISON I'VE PL 3-3432, res. PL 3-1311. al7c AND A TRIP WITHOUT vows/ '10 REMEMBER — BUILT UP AROUND ME,' tOMPLETE BODY SHOP AtI ASSORTMENT NO QUESTIONS .' SPINET'PIAN 0. MAHOGANY. For All Makes of Cars OF saia' * With bench, brand new, only $445. EVENING • BOOT WORK • PAINTING • REPAIRS WEAR ! Complete line new and used pi- ••••••••I anos. Seibuni White, 403 Chestnut • DUBLIN AUTOS, INC. St., Murray, Ky. Phone PL 3-3054. 3-2661 al5c •• 606 Maple St. PLaza It 4P-4 .44 111.11011.111111.111111.11111114111111111.111111P • • • a. .) HELP WAN1 ED j • k -4S.-4, 4".4 I ga S. FT SEE THE ALL NEW • a. '11k11..\ 1.

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• PUBLIC SALE, Saturday, April 22 at 10 a.m. All household and kit- Sunday - Monday - Tuesday chen furniture and antiques. Far- man tractor and equipment. 1960 Chevrolet Corvair with low mil- PETER age, and many other items. Sale will be held at Orlando Magness Farm, located on route 3, Benton, • Ky., (in Kirksey Road ki mile south of highway 80. 4 miles north I if Kirksey. If rain out, sale will he held the following Saturday. Auctioneer Willard L. Knott. a14.18,19.20c

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S • FRIT)kY AMITY- 14. -tr)(11 LEnarr & TrktFS - MURRAY. KENTUCKY PAU!! SIX Over The County Agent's Desk Emergency Feed Grain preceding corn or grass may Farmers should understand why crop contain most of the nitrogen number of samplings. location, to- often for normal production. On pography. drainage. type of soil. needed other hand a non-legume crop lime a h d -fertilizer applications, may almost deplete the soil of Be Pushed* crops to be To cropping history and Program readily available nitrogen, grown are needed when submitting The crops to be grown must be soil samples to the soil testing lab- known because of the wide varia- -M oratory. These farmers give' infor- -PACE and FAR nutrient requirement Further lions in Is To Prevent as readily and accurately Idea mation A soil may test medium to the physician when response. Coldwater as possible and need no potash for cta-sain undergoing a medical examination, crops, -whereas a crop of alfalfa Surplus the physi- Grain A medical record helps pot- Buildup Feed would usually need additional cian when undergoing a medical News 81OChitclrz record ash at this level. f-77'N To Proof An Facts- examination. A medical ' diverted will be -Farm of the Soil of the acreage to gardcnine by helping them r7 ---t. more ac- Nature By GAYLOR P. GODWIN .7ntroduce your children helps the physician to position of per cent of the normal gardcn. They may rood • IiiLle 1.cO CASH FROM BEEF. Cattle Records showing the t siosi Intermation.al equal to 50 flus cosy-to-grow gain MORE curately diagnose the ailment and of diverted acreage it started tut once the seeds are In t. according the field. drainage, and the type of Mrs. WASHINGTON (RP The Ag- Production of the from you in getting itunibers in Kentucky. a proper prescrintion for Easier Sunday guests price. garden will Novi, to be an at:stints. I in- make important because it gives has intertarsi times the county support .ssur.d. the vegetable to reeent USDA reaorts. have only logical that soil is Locke and Dorothy were riculture Department which to learn many of the nders of nsture. treatment. It is of base exchange Hazel ianna,4. example, if a farmer's county place in creased from 1 6.56.00 in 1951 to will an indication Gene Locke and tied its campaign to intense For gi.ve your children • sense of rt., the County Agent (soil doctor) content, Mr. and Mrs. for corn is $1.20 It will also in 1961. During that capacity, organic matter Locke ers of details of the emergency support price of 2 115.000 make better recommends- family. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby on his the pleasure accomplishment. decrease in likely potentials. and response to program. and normal production period there was a are answered yield family. Mist Patricia Bazzell feed grain the 10 Feet in tions if all questions materials. and by Con- farm is 50 bushels an acre, dairy cattle numbers (but not information various fertilizer Pridemore. The program. aopmved on the soil sample and Lyle Pros- would be $30 an acre. milk production) so the actual An- can Previous Fertilizer Applications gress and signed into laW by payment sheet. The recommendations applications Mr. calls; of an additional 20 SPINACH numbers has_ been if Rock phosphate _Sunday afternoon callers of ident Kennedy last month. For diversion -Per-made -with-more-coal idence._ of t . 500.000, or an an- greatly increase the amOUIsts--- Wilkerson Wm-Mr. - tifree-trupssnrts- per cent of --the _tiase___acreagtha approximately borings were mixed to- and Mrs. Amy for higher or LETTUCE 50 10 to 15 extracted from soils grain rate is based on 60 per cent 9 in. nual average increase of about being tested, phosphorus and Mrs. J. E. Duncan. smaller acreages of' gether for the sample of the ex- production. thousand per year. give because of the nature serittifl gord to normal Three or four borings may greatly afternoon callers of Mrs: Advance The farm value of the addition- tracting solution. The test Sunday ,ertgrait - fktr4bn urvoraei..4 jt -40 ti po the Pay In 12 in. BEANS results that are questionable. phos- uise were total al cattle is approximately sixty- overestimates the available Matt pro- Up to half the estimated Information has hran and 'Mr be made five million dollars. Not only have Liming phorus where rock phosphate and ‘• • Ction more "any In Mew with payment for a farm may is very helpful 1-4 4 •- a farmer 12 Ir. ONION SETS ONION PLANTS the number and value of beef cat- A liming history been applied Earl needs. as soon as possible after farms increased dur- making the recommendation. of the Com- he will cooperate in the tle on the when of any fertilizer L. Barrett and Willard Lamnhere signifies but the number if coarsely ground lime- Large amounts Service advance payment ing the period especially may not great- ay efternocm modity Stabilitatthn program. This 9 BEETS 9 in. or for in recent or barnyard manure Tom price production sold each year as feeders stone has been allotted . . Fred New- (C'SS) which administers will help with current increase soil test values but the guest . has also insrened, bring- years. This material reacts slowly ly laws. prepagsd an A-B-C without the use of ad- slaughter because these • support expenses record is necessary some is , 12 in. ing many thousand dollars of new and the change in acidity is also on how the program credit 12 In. CARROTS may be released from a rundown ditional annually The 16 re- total effect cannot be materials 1111egt5 of Alttie issue of the OP farm income slow, but the form in SUIVNISi '7 'corks for the current -cattle sales held each because the amount of particular nonsextractable were Mrs. Hat- publication, gional feeder discounted to be. Of an- and Cairlrne Lamb Department's Monthly 12 in. the state attract and magnesium sufficient quantities and Mrs. Writing 12 Ir. CABBAGE fall throughout available calcium plant. tie Watson and children "Aaricultural Situation." to bid supply plant portance to the growing callers quot- many out-of-state buyers ima,' be sufficient to Opheria Bazzell. Afternoon directly to farm readers, he of feeders of- Fertiliser and Management Mrs. RED RADISH 6 in. on the 15.000 bent needs. were Mrs Earl Lamb and sd Agriculture Secretary Orville' _ two Recommendations fered These sales gross about Previous Crops and Crops Smith and children. L. Freeman as saying that "what County Agent puts together Willie Mae a TOMATOES 6 in. million dollars annually. To Be Grown The program actually from the c.hernical Pendergrass the (feed grain) _ in beef produc- remove different 'the Information Mr. and Mrs. Novil primarily The increase Various crops peculiarity accomplisher tre-pen-ds WHITE RADISH- - 6 in. in soil, test, information sheet, pain week with Mr and tion in Kentucky is gratifying amounts of nutrients from the (rsent the on the ertent to which you and the farm and farmer, past ex- of Memphis. many ways: it is state-wide, with instance, legumes do not usu- of Mrs Leon McGary grain growers partici- 6 in. For economic predictions, av- other feed every county benefit- appreciable quantities of perience. practically ally need and prices, and Cotham of Memphis spent - excellent herds are found nitrogen but may rap- ailable fertilizers Harry said, Hedge ting commercial and man- with home folks. DaTteo initnarcicipate. Lamphere Side Te.ard mountiins, most pdfash while then gives his fertilizer the weekend 20 even in the deep idly deplete the soil of These a farmer must divert at least Pl..ANTING DIRIF.CT1ONS cattle are pasture nitrogen and agement recommendations. and of Kentucky's corn feeds heavy on better Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lassiter per cent of his corn and grain 2-; 1- drill. of give factors combined are much of Spinas-b: seeds, 5 esery produced, with a minimum less on potash. Certauf crops were Sunday guests base acreage for 1959 and 5 2-; I z" a guess and farmers continue children sorghum I-ettisee: seeds. ever, grain. hiy or buildings required: greater response to fertilizer than Finney. uses. GUARANTEE 3-; drilL much Mrs. Lovie 1960 to conservation $5000 Re.tuis: Seeds. 2 ever, income from beef is new mon- A good legume to use this service. I 3": 2- drill. ' the than other crops. Elicit:de For Sonoorta Sets, every on the farm or, afternoon caller of Mrs. Orli in: 1-lants. 1 esery 3"; 2- drill. ey-it originates Sunday In return, a participant will be the cat- was Mrs. Dewey PeT.istmiet.opnafi'traogil Bcct.: 1 P. P in the community where Ethel Darnell for price supports on corn --icilliaiastientlficF ulur Ke.41.. r‘rr3 drill. were Mr. eligible per- Carrots: Seeds. 5 emery 1"; '1 2" drill. tle is produced with little or no Bassett Evening callers and will re- All work and service Ray- and grain sorghum I Pio rry IS'; 15- at each end. (Cover shipped-in feed. Soil Roy Gupton and t'anibage: 'Plants. cash spent I for Our and Mrs. for the acreage formed by TERMINIX ceive a payment nith hute.ip.o. or replacements: and "spare-partsr burn. diverted from these two crops. The CO. Radish: Seeds. spr.,nlik. tidal,: 1- drill. in beef has been the increase K. Darnell - participant also will be Paducah, Ky.., Tomato: Pianif in May. 1 esery 2 feet. of other Mr_ and Mrs. Hyland farmer 1643 11'wav, male at little sacrifice Strength moved to for price supports on other : Our have eligible inform'ation and daughters For enterprises - it has supplemented Grove. their home near Browns feed grains. rather than replaced other sources Bazzell average corn sup- LUMBER CO. from this type of work. It comes Mr and Mrs. Robert L. The national MURRAY income By ROBERT- E. BROWN SI a bushel-14 lin the form of higher crop yields. and Danny spent the weekend port price is 20 Ph. PL 3-3161 FROM GRASS IT COMES. The Soil Conservationist than in 1960 livestock production from in Michigan. eerrts a bushel more in beef number in the state 686 acre farm, some- better with relatives to r 'rend Lost, one and increasing The average support price the improvement Fork of Clark's improved pastures, and follows closely where on the West and Mrs. Joshua Tabers is $1.93 a hundred- the value of his farm. The amount Mr grain sorghum nprie in pastures during recent River. moved to their new higher than in benefit obtained by an indivi- family have weight-41 cents sears The greatest increase has ridiculous doesn't it. Yet of 121 near Cold- Tori i7T:777-) LOANS Sounds upon the home on Highway ,..,;•:i PCA is dependent 1960. to , belt" - that If all the dual farmer been in the -fescue it happens every year. pro- diffi- in extent he participates in the water. acreage pail of Kentucky where it is soil lost off of farms each year Conservation uses for li 21. children will ilit; obi cult to grow the old established acre watershed was gram. Mrs. Lola McClain and under the program One to Five Loans the 148,000 of these needed and diverted PCA to the The application guests of Mr. said. grasses and where fescue flortslies together it would equal were Sunday vary by areas. Lamphere put measures have ad- family. is appreciated. foot of soil from a 686 land treatment Mrs. Kenton Broach and will include cover crops, and loss of one in the watershed. They of the states hilly topo- of this is valuable ditional benefits storage, and wildlife Because acre farm. Most mention- Jimmy Sellars and trees, water Year heavy rains much of other than those already Mr. and Mrs. diverted acrvajo, graphy and topsoil. Fork of Kentucky Protection The be row crop- estimated ed. The channel of West children of Henderson. co sioFFES7 its acreage can not scientist have be harvested Soil is clogged with silt. guests of relatives. cannot without senous erosion. For after careful Clark's River were Sunday ned this annual soil loss material has be paid it is well suited this area. sand arid gravel. This Watson Participants will !he same reasons study of soil erosion in stream Mr a n d Mrs. Heide us... LOANS already worked its way into the acre-s diverted to conservation progress from callers of ir pastures The These losses occur •largely were Sunday afternoon per cent e only a from the upland farms Keeping Payments in the first 20 nade in that direction is erosion but it also includes Mrs. Karl Kemp. sheet at home where it is need- Mr. and -mall start. roadbank erosion. the soil You With gulley and the cost of keeping to- Mattel 1200 To Help Although the primary purpose are mention- ed will reduce for Expenses When watersheds cleaned out. 1215 is to produce livestock, think the stream channel 20' Mod:l - if *Slum ed most people immediately annual Your Crop its only value. This alone will result in an 22' Waal 1225 Money Is evadable when you ' is by no means of large dams, lakes or cleaning need and saving of about 56,000 a year, need it in the amount you ssocl pastures prevent erosion straightening of stream chan- Repay- and to agricultural econom- * GAS & OIL foe operating espenees. • aching, retitle() water run-off and one of the less according you has• nels. However the problem. ment is mide shen nerease fertility by adding pr- equally important ist who studied hvestork at crops. glamorous but * FERTILIZER income frJrn attle matter and improving the development svhen you deal with us, phases of watershed And Ith. on each farm * SEEDS you become • part-ownee of the • is controlling erosion Racer Win Streak and mit in these colunnut Associatirm So come in As pointed in the watershed. c redIi before, Kentucky's fu- one- Finally Snapped * REPAIR BILLS ssla riser a oNseired many times Soil losses will be reduced Is erogtam TODAY. in Agriculture depends large- watershed 'ire half in the West Fork ability to establish and ninth inning enabled Is upon our e planned erosion control A big AND OTHER CAPITAL INVESTMENTS If t h of Memphis to rack - se pa0ure1 efficiently. put into use. These Southwestern practices are consecutive win Mach miry planting, grass up its twelfth Such as Bulk Tanks and Farm Include, pasture Murray cover on the diamond and slip Wait waterways, contouring, winning Fishermen diversion State's corrent five game PURCHASE crop s. tree planting. South- JACKSON Break ero- sterak at Memnin's yesterday For Weather channels, terraces, and other tronsplont,ns. western won 8-5. baiter control measures. ,.0 CREDIT ASSN. Fish- sion went out front 2-0 Wei. •....tird toboc PRODUCTION FRANKFORT. Ky. 4,7r - of these pract- The Racers in The application of the game only ASK for a break outset ermen are waiting voluntary effort on the at the HOW TO GROW STURDIER limited ices is a tie the count at HERE'S KEYS KEEL the weather with only land own- to have Memphis part of each individual runs in the THE ROTARY activity reported at major lakes 2-2 with a couple of TOBACCO PLANTS FOR Ky. er. 307 N. 4th St. Murray, in Kentucky, the state Department Service bottom of the first. The Soil Conservation three runs in the THE of Fish and Wildlife Resources help into this Murray scored slow releasing 100; MADE WITH has put additional for a 5-2 mar- Topdress with AGRINITE-the said Thursday. planning top of the fourth a healthy. area to assist farmers in two in the fertilizer. It gives plants department said that when gin. Memphis picked up organic nitrogen ' The applying conservation work game and won't burn delicate been favorable, and of the fifth and the color, speeds growth w the weather has is put- bottom green Blade! ACP Flexor on their farms. The last of the he ready for transplantinv strings of fish have been winning pair in the tissues. Your plants will 'good additional money into water- ting ninth. taken. each year to assist farmers State earlier. of crappie at sheds Paty Boyer led Murray STARKS The best catches in carrying out their of Bandana. Kentuclo financially a pair of singles. Mr. Hubert Fardaw Lake Cumberland have been in The final with two hits, Let's let with conservation program. had a . the experience he had last year areas where the water is murky improvements, if Lynn Bridwell tell you about decision on what clubs meet again to- tie fishing. with the The two AGRINITE. He writes: by any, will be made' rests Still fishermen have been hav- day. AGRI- individual farmer. RUE in my area told me about SPECIALS best luck at Kentucky a "The Agrico agent ing the who carries out 8 3 plants. I had The farmer State 20 0 3 00 00 0-5 and what it would do for tobacco PEAT MOSS 50 lbs. $1.95 Lake on bass. crappie, bluegill Is the one Murray NITE bed .0104110 MICHIGAN conservation program 200 020 00 2 - 69 2 to try it on one bed. The • 4 Cu. ft. $4.50 and catfish. The lake is murky benefit Southwestern five beds and decided CANADIAN PEAT MOSS who receives the direct had one - third more I. 50 - ibs. $195 'to muddy and clearing. topdressed with AGRINITE LAWN 8, GARDEN FERTILIZER when set in the The only blade with thksible tips that fishing activity at Dare plants that lived better 5-lbs. 95, Most plants "give" to absorb shock. prevent costly AGRICO ROSE FOOD been in the headwa- 5.1bs. 95* Willow has field. crankshaft damage. Makes ordinary AGRICO AZALEA FOOD bass catches ters with only a few Our my obsolete! 5-lbs. mixed $1.95 Today With that I have never topdreased straightalade mowers GRASS SEED repnred from jig fishing. Start Saving I can honestlly say gal. $7.95 that will do the job UTILITY SPRAYER 3 Crappie fishing was rated good plant beds with any material SHEARS ...... $2.75 Lake at depths of HEDGE TRIMMER e Herrington like AGRINITE." -ALL THESE OTHER ...... $1.95 with deep America's PLUS LONG HANDLED GARDEN SHOVEL 15 to 18 feet. Casting Prices On Low FABULOUS HOMKO FEATURES! 95e $1.95 - $2.95 • $3.25 running lures and jig fishing have YARD BROOMS and -KNOX a- produced good catches of crappie See your AGRICO • Lifetime guarantee against bent ty ., COMPLETE FISHING OUTFIT with a few white bare tyllsate-a Economical Cars! Crankshaft. Most AGRI- • igA trolling. gent today and get some • Fingertip Choke-O-Matic throttle. REEL. LINE Sale_zus4.0 POD. Auto Sales is offer- CAN. 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