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Selected As A Best All Round kentucky Community Newspaper The Paper Largest That More Circulation In The City People Buy Largest Circulation In The County United Press International IN OUR 82nd YEAR Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, • January 27, 1961 MURRAY POPUI4kTION 10.100 7irst Cuts Vol. LXXXII No. 22 351- ...RELEASED ..:.FLYERS UNITED WITH Ihirty-Four Receive Diplomas r Is WIVES Named President Of President In Dale Carnegie Course Here Dairy Products Group Kennedy On Hand James Garrison, General Man- G. T. Brandon ager of the To Greet received the Dale Ryan Milk Company The Two of the current Dale Carnegie class Personally Carnegie highest award for was named as president ach- were Elmer Gregory, Benton, Illi- of the ievement last night Western Kentucky Dairy in graduation nois who has been the instructor, Products By CHARLES CORRDRY exercises which were held Association in a meeting words after the greeting. He ap- .at the, Joe Pat James and Hal K. King which niwd Prro... Intermit Iona] Kentucky Colonel. - was held in Hopkinsville peared to be inquiring about ins, the graduate assistants on Mon- WASHINGTON +UN — Two their GE who day. trip. ...The presentation was made American at have worked with the class, and airmen flew home to- Sic conclusion of the event Garrison will head the organi- day to a The fliers were dressed in which B. W Dasch. president of Lock- personal welcome from was attended by zation for the year President smart "winter blues." new members of class year Business College, Evansville, 1961. Kennedy and a joyous Air 210 and Bill Murphy Force uniforms which their guests. Indiana of the Velvet Milk reunion with their wives after they picked Dr. James Converse and Ice Cream Company, seven up at Goose' Bay. Their faces was the The class was sponsored locally Owens- months in a Russian prison. winner of the impromptu boro was named as vice-president An Air were soon smeared with lipstick speech by the Young Business Men's Force Constellation cars'• contest. and H. B. Bowser of rying the from the long and loving em- Club and is the second class which the U. C. RB47 fliers, Capts. John Presiding at this final Milk, Company, Madisonville, R. McKone braces of their wives. session has been held here. Murray now was and Freeman Bruce named secretary-treesurer. Olmstead, Smiles were the order of the has approximately seventy -five landed at nearby An- A large (Continued on Page Dale Carnegie graduates. number of milk plants drews Air Base, where Soviet 4) in the western The course is a part of the state Premier Nikita S. Khreshchey fourteen weeks are Adult Classes course repres.ented in the organiza- first set foot on American and. is conducted for four soil tion. in 1959. hours a night, once a week. Those receiving More snow diplomas last McKone and Olmstead, fn Sewing night are as who Will follows: Mrs. June were shot down Banks, Park Expansion by Red Jets over G T. Brandon, Howard Is the Barents Brandon, Sea last July 1. step- Gene S. Cathey, Zane Told By ped front the May Be On Combs white-painted plane Be Conducted Coleman. James Converse, L. D. into the arms of their wives. Cook. Jr., Bobby Nix Crawford, They shook hands Joe Dick, Harvey FRANKFORT with the Eph:. Earl For- TN — Bids will Released President, who The The Murray College be Airmen's Wives had dramatically Way High Sch- see. Jr.. Mrs. George Hart, sought by March 15 for new - Arrive For Reunion — Althritigh they hail 29' ool Home Economics Ber- asisised IO radio already been announced to a radio-TV news Department nard lodges [hill their husbands C Harvey. Eunice M Henry, with dining Toms at. eight weld(' 111' oleliiveoi iti arriVing. conference will sponsor Mrs. Ceiii Wednesday night that I” a six-weeks adult Henry Holton, James state parks in Kentucky *and Mrs. Connie Nlel I nil., Am.. Int o...rsel ions) clothing T. Johnson, and for one are happy its }WC the fliers had been program! The instruction William additions to A I II l'eloVS Air hirer lliNe released by The snowstorm that swept I Johnson, Dewey Lamp- lodges at two other i r Fore(' 1"; ettretary hetet' Z the Russians. •this particular area is parks, _ iron' itch r I a Her it it ights across Kentucky Thursday. a free kins, Jr., Benita Maddox. Mar- Gov. Bert T. Combsan- lattustis. Captains Jelin R. McItotie leav- community service of at and Freeman Anuisteari were ing a three-inch acct the home- guerite Morgan. Jean Murdock. nounced Thursday. that moment detnitied at (;tilise Hey. Labrador. Greets Fliers Briefly mulation in 39c making department. Participants Thomas Combs their weather eondilions its wake, had faded to flurries E. Nelson, Willie Nixon, made the announcement r.•Inrii from Soviet imprisonment nit The President's words as he will receive valuable since last July. for the most part tipa on Jr., James W. Parker, John in _ an unusual telephoned speech greeted each of the fliers today but clothing short-cuts; H. were: weather forecasters special but Parker, Wells Purdom, Jr.. to a joint meeting of the Kiwanis "How do you do, captain; warned that inexpensive sewing Mrs. glad more might and pressing Lawrie F Rickert. Club. Rotary Club and to see you." be on the way. equipment: Junior Predicted techniques that will Mrs. Madelle Chamber of Commerce Two Kennedy, smiling high temperatures for Talent, Dr. A. H. at Carroll- Korean shyly, imme- I give the "professional touch." Titsworth. ton. Budgets diately today. in Kentucky ranged from $2.89 backed M r s Myrtle White, BULLETIN For away to make Classes will meet each 18 to 24 degreas, indicating Monday Bernice Wilferd, James C. Wil- The governor was prevented way for the officers' wives. the night for six weeks. The first from snow already on the ground would liams. Ave Lee Wilson, Hoyt drtving to Carrollton for Students Senators John Sherman Coop- After the two fliers had had class will meet Monday night, the. Give stay there. A rd the ITS Wilson.' - mooting by snow. - covered er and Thurston B. Morton Watersheds some -moments with their wives. Weather January 30th from 700 to 8:30 highways. Bureau forecast occasional The Dale Carnegie course is annienced today in Washington the President approached them light On. The place for meeting snow developing will designed to give a person The eight state parks wheri that the Community agatit`iried seed a few wieetts in western Ken- be in the Home more Program Facilities in tucky Steurcfay Economics De- confidence the new low And spreading 99s in public speaking, to lodges will be built Administration has approved • tones. Reporters were held a- partment Are Approved cross of Murray College High are: the state by Sunday improve outlook on life, to over- General Butler near Carroll- college housing loan of S415,000 behind a rope several yards away School. • come ton: Rot gh and Kentucky State Police reported fear and worry, to improve River Dam: Buckhorn Two Korean students at It4urray for Murray State College, to could not hear Kennedy's Miss Sue Fairless., teacher of poise Lake: Kentucky Soil Conservation this morning that "everything and aelf-confidence,_ . and to D a m Village: State College presented the pro- build housing facilities for 48 District Sup- east home economics, will conduct the enable Carter ervisors in of Morehead and Hastert is 19c a person to get More but Caves: Natural - Bridge: gram yesterday at the Murray student families. The college the Purchase counties vera classea. Merntiers of the met hazardous. Main Future of everyday living. Jennie Wiley: and Lake Cumber- Rotary Club. The program will provide an additional in their annual winter con- roads are ice Homemakers of was in $45,- and some America will be land. charge of Denzil 000 of its ference of SCD Boards County are impassable without O. Tracy of the own funds to meet an at May- an on hand to see about the chil- field. chains All secondary FIVE-DAY FORECAST Existing lodges at Pine Moun- International Relations committee. estimated cost of $460,000. Kentucky. Tuesday. January roads are- dren. tain State 24th. snow-covered" Park and the PennyilIe Young Eun Kim spoke to the Members of the advisory LOUISVILLE VS — fA The state police corn- The ad- State Forest will be enlarged. club briefly on his native major item of business for Dies said that northt &metes. vanced coun- Thursday include Mrs. Elmer Col- forecasts for the five-day Combs said. Slim consideration and west of Morehead main roads "Less than two try of Korea telling something of Is The Word was the 1961 pro- s, Mrs. Leroy Eldridge, Mrs. period, tonight through Wednes- months posed budgets are clear for the most part, ago we announced the the people, the climate and of Conservancy but Frank Overby. Mrs. Doris day, prepared uy the his Paris Designers Say Districts Mr. John M. slick in spots, and Clark, US. Weath- inauguration of the greatest park own family. He answered in watersheds of Obion McCuiston, age 54, secondary roads and Mrs June Gingles. er Bureau: a num- of Murray are hazardous expansion and construction ber of questions Creek. East Fork and West Route 5, died yester- almost any place Temperatures pro- which were pre- Fork day for the period gram ever undertaken sented to By NORA of Clarks River. Unanimous' at the, home of his father in the state. . will by any him by Rotarians. Kim W. MARTIN ap- average 15 to 20 I proval after an illness The dangerot a condition degrees state at any time. The program has been in the roiled l'rrea Intern•I ions I was given by the thirteen of six months. of sec- below the United States Mr ondary state normal of 37 de- is well underway. for three PARIS len — Madame Gres, SCD superviabrs from McCuiston was a World War roads forced schools to Harry Walker grees. years end will return to Calloway, "We are one of the few women Graves, Marshall II disabled veteran. close in more than a score proceeding as rapidly Korea to teach on completion of &signers and McCracken of A little warmer Saturday as possible who still makes an counties on He is survived by courfties. mostly because but in order that many his education. He is a Business impact on the the $12,000 budget his fattier school turning colder first of the week. of the Paris fashsan world, for West Fork and mother Mr. and Mrs. buses were unable to make benefits will be available Education major and is also maj- agreed with and the $17,000 Chris their Lion Speaker Precipitation will range the men budget McCuiston of rounds. from a- to Kentuckians and vesitors oring in mathmatics. today that slim is the for East Fork. Murray Route' 5, bout from On the one half inch central por- other states word for 1961. Obion Creek budget four sisters. Mrs. Bill Warren, Amone t h e counties closing this spring when the He told the club. that he had of $20,000 'Harry tion to one inch in the southeast 1961 "My spring styles needed for Mrs. Oury MeCtriston, schools were Butler. Warren. Walker. Mayfield motel tourist season starts." English in high school, however are meant to 1961, four supervisors Mrs. Frank Al- section, with light, snow make from McCuiston. and len, Edmonson. operator, was the guest occurring had not been able women slim and supple Hickman County and two Mrs. Finis Thomp- Barren and Simp- speaker intermittently to converse in son son at the meeting throughout the Pe the language looking.", she said as she display- from Carlisle County all of Murray Route 5. Brot- in western and south central of the Lions Club riod, - Murray 'until he came to the voiced op- Tuesday night. but heaviest Sunday or Woodmen United ed her spring collection. position to nine other hers that survive are Cecil Mc- Kentucky: Pike. Johnson and a Monday. States. supervisors Walker Gres' version of the new from Graves. Fulton, Cuiston of Birmingham. Alabama number of others in eastern Ken- spoke on the individual Name Delegates Miss Sock Huh sang two selec- Pari- and Carlisle and sian navy-and-red color counties fattoring and Treman McCuiston of tucky Wolfe County. for one, has social problems of alcoholism tions for the club in both Korean team was the budget. Each Route BULLETIN a slander navy of these I, Murray. not operated schools and the tremendous accomplish- and English. She is a blue crepe dress budgets carry a per- since the SAN chemistry The snow ments of Alcohol JUAN, Puerto Rico ,I.P11 and music major worn with a cape-sleeved coat missive tax of 5 mills' per funeral will be held at storm of a week ago 59° Anonymous. Murray Woodman Camp '592 at the' college dollar 2:00, --Rebel Portuguese reversible from on the Saturday, January Some of the schools Walker is a former resident Capt. Han- held its regular and possesses an outstanding navy to red. assessed valuation of real 28 with which of rique meeting last night voice property Rev. Harold closed Calloway County having Galvao sent • message of unusual tonal The lovely, timeless evening within t h e respective Lassiter and Rev. in -McCracken County and operated in the American Legion Building. quality. Huron a barber shop here to the U.S. Navy today indicat- She too plans dresses which Gres So expertly watershed. areas. Richerson in charge of other counties in the Paducah aseveral years Delegates were elected to the to return to Korea the ing he hopes to disembark 620 after her drapes in chiffon or jersey were Conservationists speaking service. The service will be area Thursday were open friday 3114 YE 4 Head Camp Convention at Lotsis- graduation. She has at this held rt!tr. Clegg captive passengers from shown in long, slim lines workshop were: in the J. H. Churchill as highwaya cleared It Austin and Dr. Tom- the ville next been in America for for M. W. Qualls, Funer- Santa March. Those named about nine al Home State my Parker were guests Maria somewhere near months. spring and summer. Kentucky Department of Conser- Chapel. Burial will be police , said they had re- of Dr. C. were; Aubrey Willoughby. Ran- in C. Lowry. the west coast of Africa. There Of floor-length, they had vation; H. E Hecker, the Murray City Cemetery. ceived no reports of 4raffic fatal- - dall Patterson and Leon Collie. were no visiting Rotari- de- Soil Con- murely 'high necks In servation Service: - Friends may call at the ities since Met Tres-day. as' rnotrie ans at the meeting. Vernon Hale front to James Claypool J. H. /,. plunge almost and Wayne Churchill Funeral Home ists were, forced had a guest, Mr. Payne. to below the waists Williams. Kentucky until the to drive care- Rickman Will at the Division hour of the funeral. fully or stay Seek Verne Kyle presided back. They were shown of Soil and Water Re- h me entirely by over the with narrow sources. the weather conditions. Office Of Sheriff meeting in the absence -styled, semi-trans- POO of Presi- parent. A collided dent Waylon Rayburn evening capes in chiffon Carey T. Vinson. Cadiz, Ken- Tickets On car with a. Grey- of crepe. tucky. Director Sale hound bus in Critterden Wooarow Rickman today indi- to Kentucky As- County 'For stormy weather, sociation For John Thursday. causing the cated that he will be a candidate Gres wrap- of Soil Conservation Dis- Unitas bus to run in the sheriff's race. Mr. Woodman Will ped girls' in plastic like meat or tricts presided over this meeting. Speaking off U.S 60. down an embank- cheese. She Charles Here ment, jump the %Rickman ran, a close second Re presented slim. trans- E. Wright. Fulton County, other side of IRD In.. Named Monday parent was -- the thelast election. • plastic trousers worn with named as. a nominee on Tickets deest ditch 'before stopping He indicated the are now on sale for the that he is confident By Hazel Camp cone-shaped hooded cape-tunis as Kentucky Soil and against a utility pole One pas- that he will Water I'M- Baekboard Club event scheduled be the people's an over-all protection against rain. sources Commission. senger. Mrs. H F --Jarrett. 55, °beim and ex- for February 16. when John Gres also showed beach Uni- was treated for minor injuries pects to winlitesetase stated, "I Hazel WOW Camp 13a will clothes. tas, quarterback for at Her „newest beach the Baltimore a hospital. see in the sheriff'soffice a great hold a family night meeting Mon- idea comprised Colts will speak. opportunity to work day night. super-tight pedal-pushers topped Colored In Louiseille..city officials and for the moral. January 30th, at 6:30 Slides To The dinner will be held at 6:30 and spiritual in the -with a long princess-flared tunic, merchants ett _"Operatiori Snow." betterment of our cafeteria of Hazel School. with Unitas speaking afterward county." both in' lime-green linen. Be Shown Next Week into effect in the ,downtown The bar-b-qtie dinner meeting The event will area. be held in the with city workers marks an annual event ballroom clearing main for camp of the Stodent Union shopping members and streets of snow within a their families. An Building 'at Murray State College award Mission Study Dr. H. C. Chiles will be few hours, and merchants emir- will be presented to the To pre- and the public is -invited to Weather outstanding senting colored pictures at- ing their aidewalks. citizen of the c'orn- Start On Monday of scenes tend. • munity,. A from ten of the colorful countries City consultant Roy Owsley was plaque will be given Tickets may be purchased at Report to the member south of the United States.at Graham not too pleased by the operation, of the camp who The W.M.S. of Scotts the a n d Jackson. Tickets best exemplifies Grove First Baptist Church. Murray, saying it cost the city $8,000 to Vetted Preis International "Mr. Woodman". Baptise Church will have been selling well, since many Guests sponsor a from January 30-February $7.000 and was, in 'his opinion, will include; Max B. mission study at 2. In fans are also taking their sons I Hurt, 7:00 o'clock connectiern with these an unnecessary expense He said vice-president and faternal Monday and Tuesday pictures, to see this top quarterback Western Kentucky — Partly anights. Jani which he took on of the city had been pressured into director; Judge Waylon Rayburn, uary 30 his recent tour professional football. cloudy and continued cold today, and 31 at the church. of these it by the Chamber state ; and district nations. he will lecture The Backboard of Commerce high 24. Increasing cloudiness man- The pastor, Rev. Billy G Tur- on the Club was form- and the newsetpers. and National Watchman: manner of life and the ed to a little ,warmer Buford 'Hurt, ner, and Rev. W. W. Dickerson stimulate interest in the Considerable tonight, low 15. alter. James achievements of these interesting dissatisfaction was Saturday Parker. will teach the., book. "The Murray 'State College basketball cloudy, warmer, with Dream- peoples, with special emphasis voiced last winter when snow "First Family" er Cometh". Other be- and football teams. The reason asional light snow. Doctor — 1)r. Janet Travel!. 59- men of the ing given to the mission from the blizzard" choked down- year-old New lurk JUDGE RAYBURN PATIENT church will present the work for bringing Unitas to Murray v eneeliiliet in Orthopedic devotional which is being done there is town streets for several days be- medi- thoughts and through to stImulate interest in Temperatures at 5, am. (CST): cine stands liesnly it photograph Judge special' reports each,the churches football fore it was removed. a President John Waylon Rayburn is a evening. and the Christian alt.& sports in general. Leesville 9, Paducah 5, Lexington F. Kennedy win) set a ereceilent patient at sehools. naming her first the Murray Hospital Mr. and Unitas has led the 6, Bowling Green 12, Landon u:oinitit to become suffering Mrs Cletus Hobbs are. The public Baltimore PENALTY GOES 12 a %1 hite House physician. from a virus infection. to is cordially invited Colts to three ON and Covington 7. - Grtmlit- bring special messages in song to consecutive world A ed with once saving the life He has been absent see these impressive pictures championship six per cent penalty will be Evansville, of Mr. Kennedy, Dr. from his and Mr. Hubbs will -direct titles in profession- Ind., 5. Travell is also tile office for the the and to hear these informative added to unpaid taxes on and first eleiliati White House past two days. group singing. Each al football. He also set a record linntington, W Va, 14. sician phy- Judge member of lectures at seven after February 1 according 5.e.1lrs. Rayburn entered the hos- the church o'clock each (sir throwing a touchdown to the pital is urged to attend. evening from pass sheriff's office, faxes this morning. Visitors Monday-to 'Thurs- in every game ?or should be are cordially invited. day inclusive. the moSt con- paid before February secutive games. 1 to avoid. • this penalty, ,

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LEDGER & TL T-I1E MURRAY. KENTUCKY -LEDGER FILIDAY - Leg & TIMES ant .I.1\ I .NItY 127. I i) race all the way." Spahn PUBLISHED by LEDGER Spats is & TIMES PUBLISHING Stan believed to Conotate:xi COMPANY, Parade Musial have received of the Murray Ledger, taw: a raise ' Times The Calloway Tunes. of about $5•000 from *1 -Herald, October 20, 1928, and and This the $67,000 Win Over .11r 1, 1942. the West Kacitucklan, January he made last year. Middle Brings Tit. By OSCAR FRALEY shed to climb down And I Iniernalioast and follow the Spahn The JAMES C. WILLIAMS, in. dogs Are sign- • Tb PUBLISHER . FORT DRUM. Fla. 1.11a Then we use these." ed one - Whe- of their key men when Hopes Closer We reserve the right ther it's on the He whipped For Eastern met to reject any AdyerUsing. Letters greets and fair- of the truck a Willie McCovey agreed Squa or Public Voice items winch, to the Editor, ways or in pair of aluminum to terms oft) in our opinion, are not for the pine and palmet- shin guards All Signed of about $12,500. McCovey interest of our readers. the best which resemble Up was a 1.) I ultra M: to scrub Lew Worsham and those worn by sensation rms. International Slam- hockey a as a rookie when he Eastern then outshot the open NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: min' Sammy Snead are goalie They fit down .354 Kentucky's Maroons Herd in WALLACE still rivals over close in 1959 but last season were second half Motu-oe, Memphis, WITMER CO.. 1 with the called- for the shoesteps and he back in the thick of for the two-pc tore Tenn., 250 Park Ave., New shooting irons. go up and was one of the biggest the gan Ave., Chicago: York; 307 al. 1111cia- Back in 1947 cover the knees By FRED DOWNS flops Ohio Valley Conference victory. 0 Bolystoo St., Boston. at St Louts they t hoe as the Giants, early-season race to- wound up Protection Against tutertiationol. favo- day after ending Entered .n a tie for the U. S. Rattlers Stan rites for the a two-week at the Post Office, Murray, Open 'These Musial and alYrren pennant. collapsed. examination Kentucky, fix transimsaaon golf championship and went are for protection a- are Spakn layoff by downing Second Class Matter as gain.st signed. satisfied and Middle Into an 18-hole playoof for rattlesnakes." Lew explain- set to- McCovey said he will report Tennessee, 67-57, at Mur- the ed. day for a 1961 baseball to freesboro,. Schoppner SUBSCRIPTION RATES: crown. On the final ''And man, if they made season in spring training this year Tenn., Thursday No By Carrier in Murray, per hole of the them which both._ may at about night. iiith 11.Se. In Calloway week 20e, pet playoff they so the.- came all reach eareerrap- 200 pounds compared and adjoining counties, per yearj still were tied arid the way up to piri'g "milestones to the 225 The 0.50. a.t.se, eine- on the your neck I'd he weighed OVC leader, Western Ken- green with Snead 31 inch- wear 'em. I'm scar- Miasial last spring. tucky, es from ed of those signed for an estimated tans found the sledding the pin and Lew 30 inch- rattlers. We were 1-1,7251s.000 Continues Trading too In Mood To hunting v4redWinneisdath7. St Louis tough in snow-covered 1.111111A) es away. with a fellah had a $350 Catch- The Detroit Tigers signed short- northern - 110 .:27. dog. while stop Ohio and had to postpone 191fl 'He missed and then The dog was struck by Spahn a- Chico Fernandez, who batted a sched- I wao rattler a greed to an estimated uled game with .ed putting at a wash and four hours later contract 241 as 133 games for Kent State until tub." grins he of between $72.000 them Lod March 4 because Fight Moore Lew. "So I dropped was dead. and $75,000 season. Fernandez. who of inability to ner it and won with the Milwaukee has been get transportation Ten the Open." That ain't for me." Braves. Mu- playing winter ball in the Cuban to Kent from th*. Years Ago sh) elPhatly has Bowling Green. Today Now Fitted into passed the 40 League:TP.61e ica they are friendlier hunting the back of the year mark - 23rd Tiger to agree MIAMI Leda* St Timm rivals truck are screened and Shahn will to terms.,... BEACH (IIPD - in1 Filo at a 6,500-acre quail shoot- cages for four 40 on become Morehead State motor dogs. -When April 23. stepped out of Jack Fugazy of rig preserve here in the center it's hot, we can Musial the conference Featu 456' Illirray Rotary Club of ,hont two needs 137 hits Frank Lane- continued long enough to Sports leaned today at wits the hues( heoteriilay' Florida. some 20 miles north dogs ror about an hour." to this year his fhirry win a 70-68 toward t Murray State :1,:4_411. of of see a of action in Kansas equeaker from Mar- Archie Moore-Giulio . . u_ILLuelith.tik.ix-r-v-4441-af--ttat.trittlttr „haltea Okeechobee. They own he explained. :Then- we change morel Cityoolay._ we- --College- Rinaldi •------TirreTcF.- - . and off - 3.431 lute -fee a quirtng kfhhiritred at Huntington, V. heavyweight title F;117-1\t-ing th4 N11014.4414. s.ack A with 10 others and use two fresh dogs." lifetime. He . Joe Va fight because the chili Tits condinded and .the should be very close Nuxhall from Erich Schoppner's in ion a buil- of the tievkovienre Slammer and Worsham. Lew and Sam are proud to that fig- the . sarcastic 1' long of an ure by the end fusal of terms 11 S• 1 - known to the golfing English pointer which of the season if Nuxhall. The GeorgetoWn as challenger. 1 -1 011I'v NIIIIer antiv lodnv fraternity as they re- he can approximate a 6-3, 230-pound left- College Tigers Fugazy ft al his honi*. -The Chin." ceived as a gift from his 1960 pace took a firmer said he believed a Ol finite LSIlit.i.ilohe. He h.-ours- Aril ▪ still continue their former mid- when he hander who never has quite hold on first place fense lin hio Wife. Mrs. Lida I'. rivalry dleweigh: champion hit .275 in 116 reach- in the by champion Moore again a Miller. It%0 dalighter.4. only here with 12-gauge Carmen Ba- Spahn, games. ed the stardam expected Kentucky Intercollegiate Rinalch anti rite snit... silica another with 288 victories, of him, Athletic of Italy would draw Lttin shotguns. avid outdoorsman. needs ttaS Sick Most Conference, bounc mot tiros hirkoey hti-39 and only 12 more to of the 1960 season in g money than a Ohnoh.dowooh Learns To But most of our dogs become the sev- and had back from Saturday's defense Agana Hazel 1;1 - tilt' .11.4'1111i! Shoot aren't enth 300-game a 1-8 record. upset by Schoeppner lt.11q..1.4 if tilt' -I learned pedigreed." said winner and the Villa Madonna of Gemeiny becaus 1..1011111 to .,hoot since I Lew. who in the first National to trim Transyl- Rinaldi night. came summer is golf League left-hander Lane also announced vania, already had beaten to Florida." says Lew, who pro at Pittsburgh to roach that right- 91-76. Georgetown Is Moot 141.1-11-1445h4. "ti-tit tt Oakmont that goal in handed now In a mon-title bout - -f 0. L.. 111 tett tit -Hazel, 10--1-Wintertime pro at Country Club. history. Ile - John Briggs and 6-1 in the KIAC, at Rome la: 11.4.111 the .%ir L. nire- lea the Coral turned in a record John Villa Madonna Oct. 29. F44ree. Knight ie olationeel Ridge Coun ry Club. Unpaligrees Dog's Contest llth 20-win Tsitouris have been sent is 3-1, and Transy He ii Wieelaideo. -That Sant season when he to is 3-2. However, ha. ahhoilleil started shooting They are so proud had a 21-10 rec- Indianapolis of the American promoter Jack de take when he was a of their non- ord in As- bilek to kid pedigreed 1960 and he also sociation, Eastern prevented eland: "I'll not definitely in the Virginia hills But stock that lest year the pitched Middle Ten- sera, they started first no-hitter of his nessee from the tpropoaed Moore-Schoeppne we're just about even when what they cell "the career. scoring a field goal it Florida Slight Pay The signed through fight at Madison comes to sbootin'." meat dog classic." Cut 'Frank the first seven and • Square Garder. General Manager Thomas leaving them half May 27, until Lew sat up in the "We have a contest for unpedi- Big Devine with only minutes of the game, I hear from And: bird dog seat of the Cardinals three to go to by Niederreiter mounted on top greed dogs which we said complete their which time the Maroons that Schoeppner of a station wag- call 'meat contract "is Hosiers roster. The held a itively pos on a.od happily dogs he chuckled one othAlg. ('ubs also announced 14-4 lead, and refuses our terms" contemplated their "That means in the _highest that they the rest was rele- . hunting a dog which major -leagues - showed a Profit Of $27,- tlicefy- simple, Niederreirer hi? -Brooklyn setup doesn't necessarily greed and we a- 411 although Middle Ci have pure on it within in 1960. Tennessee Schoepprier's American We mounted this seat up here bredlines. rims with Musial 30 seconds." did close to within repreoen- his heed is believed five points tative. He flew to or. top so we can follow the up, and cocks his head to have ac- in .the second half at Germany Sun- dogs and cepted a slight 51-46. day night and and keep them in sight tail a: J certain poetic angle, reduction from conferred Wednes- in the but his $80196 figure day with the palmetto scrub." he said. a dog, which goes out and of the last few Carl Cole led unbeaten champion -Bun we years because George Pe ttit Jr., the scoring with of Europe and don't shoot form the finds game and gets the iob he realizes he Caldwell 16 points, Manager Walter top. We have done. longer...mn_ no County, is the president while Phil E.stepp add- Englert They might never make play a full 154 of the ed 12 at Dortmund. the na- season. -game Kentucky Association and Jack Upchurch 10, as After tional field trials but of Future ijhe Maroons the conference. Schoep- when it Spahn said Farmers of America. ran their OVC rec- poet comes to hacing that his -arm His teachers erred told reporters: "I will birds they don't fine as felt as of vocational to 4-1. not take a back ever and that agriculture are Wal- risk my reputation seat to nothing." ed he expect- Its Gray Morenead, trailing by to make -,a Neither, the Braves to "be and Wood Holloway, 15 points profit of only $20,000 it might be added. does in the pen- Princeton. midway in the first -after wait- Lew. half, closed ing around nearly He's the fellow, you may I the gap to 39-35 a year for remember. at intermission, Moore fight," it who holed out a 104- yard wedge allot at Chicago in 1953 t.i win the 530.000 World Championship MAGIC-TRI LEAGUE by thus nosing out former PGA January 24. 1961 champion Chandler Need Harper Murray $io million to put the Thls thee la the latest photo of And, remembering Tobacco company the an its fe•t. File It Mrs. Caldwell' Open Market fhirniee Geiger. 6+1. Used Cars, .. 501 12i which Sam has never won, telly stockhokirra jail "mug Tidwell it's go- shot" released by Paint Store .. 461 ing w require kncl the itti empio)ra. 161 an awful lot of the FBI In Sioux Bilbrey's City. 421 201 quail to gel the Slammer even. RECORD N. IL C. A. - 341 281 SPEAKS Tapstanetts FOR ITSELF! • 34 19 C:awford's OVER Grocery 27 36 THE TOP Lake Stop Grocery _oh__ 27 36 Lassiter The US_ Savings Auto Sales 251 371 Bonds Divi- Morgans sion of the Treasury JAN. 25 - MURRAY Boat Dock 25 38 Department AVERAGE - Bank expresses its grateful - - - $42.29 of Murray 23i 391 appreciation McKinney to the citizens Marine Service 23 40 and volunteers of -- 13 Years People's Calloway -- Bank 19 County for their help 44 in the promotion MAYFIELD High Team Slagle Cisme and purchase of AVERAGE - Bank $241,700 in Series - - - $40.69 1947 through of Murray 807 E and H Sav- 1959 Ca.dwell ings Bonds during Used Cars 777 1960. In 'De- Tidwell cember, sales irereetil Paint Store 736 of both series a- YOU mounted to- 89,650, BANK THE DIFFERENCE High Team Three Games putting the - - - - if stile • Caldwell county over its $ 1.60 4. Used Cars 2216 quota. Bank For Kentucky. of Murray 2161 December sales Tidwell Paint Store amounted to $3.974.106, bringing Murray 57.1 2118 the cumulative * 528.28 Nigh Ind. Game sales to $53205.588 Mayfield Mary A. Garner or 87 8 per cent of the annual 42.9 26.95 Frances goal of $60,700,000- McKeel . 192 Judy JAN. 26 Murray 56.4 30.42 Parker 191 - MURRAY AVERAGE Itaill"."1"""1" - - - High Ind. = - $41.69 Mayfield Three ."111.1111 Harold Gems. 43.6 28.34 'Leaner Jr.. ousted Northers Bioehesiged Jo Watson eh oh •O,,i ' '' meter. with attorarc. president, 501 Frank Margolin. in S....rz Frances McKee' Murray be is caarg,•4 City. hers 498 r 67.4 25.26 aitb complicit) In the Sheldon tiidred MAYFIp.D ernbezeleasead. Hodge 494 AVERAhE - Mayfield Top Teo-bid. - - - NO'SALE 42.6 24.25 AARLION Av•rag• OfTIltES7 RUNS MON Interest Mildred Hodge v.tre r.au, and mystery 166 Murray Sa.eldon, Is.. over the missing Judy Parker 57.9 26.71 in-plus of the Sr.eldun $2 nil. 153 National Bank's money and Murrelle Walker Mayfield going to happen to Northern what's 153 42.1 24.47 Biochemical, the up and corning Lssie Caldwell and maybe lost went feed aiditive 148 nie* firm in which Mr*. Bur- Shirley Wade At the right Murray 61.2 Geiger was the largest stockholder. ..-. 147 you see the record 35.52 center She's also the Nita Graham ' . for 13 years of the hunt fur the $2 minion, 145 ... not just Mayfield Harold and along with her, Frances McKeel 38.8 35.24 Katner Jr.. who was the 144 3 or 4 days! Check aelvieer firm. president Financial Fairs Alexander the record and rohott Roosevelt. 50 told 144 you'll see why Murray Murray and a meeting of stockholders Jo Williams 82.3 35.39 errplbyes that there troght 143 is the world's have to be layoffs-no pay. Katherine largest dark Mayfield Lax 143 -fired tobacco market. _ 37.7 33.98 Nita Emerson -.443 Murray _ _ 85.5 28.13 A May'?laid . 34.5 25.38 Over 100 IN million pounds of Murray _ _ OBSERVANCE OF THI-. dark-fired tobacco has been 63.0 32.74 BIRTHDAY OF bought INayfield in Murray since 1947! 37.0 30.88 Murrtav 65.1 32.66 Franklin Mayfield D. Roosevelt 34.9 30.28 Murray 82.3 33.31 Mayfield 37.7 The Following Banks Will 31.10 Be Murray Doran's Floor 60.2 34.64 Growers' Mayfield Floor 39.8 34.80 Murray 59.9 37.06 Mayfield CLOSED Farris Floor Planter's 40.1 36.18 SLOWS Floor Murray • 11.4 DOWN - This 55.7 36.30 sign on (AS. Highway 421 Mayfield about two miles south of 44.3 56.70 Michigan City, Ind, slows a Monday down January 30th motorists who want a second look to make sure they are seeing what they All Murray are Floors seeing, are Receiving for Monday's Sale BANK OF MURRAY l eienommemiemmeairolmem.. Ximaltis# [NOS THE PICTURE THAT LEAPS STARTS PEOPLES BANK Now! SATURDAY AHEAD Of THE HEADLINES' SUNRAY! BANk OF DEES, Hazel KIRK TWC DOUGLAS NCYVAK BIG ARNIE BARBARA' KOA/ACS TEN SECONDS ()N S% RUSH TO Nut Strars When shoe MARSHALL THOMPSON seelitARlA LANDI .04,40.0., • C....1-tor • - /13•11111mal

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\ I \HY 27. 19614 611IDAY - JANUARY 27, 1961 LEDGER & kings Title TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE THREB PER el. s „AND 9C-JIDES, I DEW THAT!MY BEAUTY stern NiVER FORGE T 15 Squad THAT NOT ONLY ON THE 5URFACE„ 411419 BFAtiTY is IT 60E5 DOWN DEEP...LAYER , a AIMS ONLY SKIN tshot DEEP! AFTER LAYER the Herd in the AFTER LAYER! half for the two-poirst • " HELP WANTED 'or less and bank the rest. I FOR 24 veneer home. Two baths, extra SALE miles North large AW4 )ppner of Murray, Benton living room, nice kitchen 3.15168, Not Road. WE HAVE Phone PL 3-4568. with plenty of PART TIME WOMAN TO WORK A LARGE Selection of go built-ins, large in automatic and Utility, plastered local office 1 to 5 p.m., 5-day wringer type wash- throughout, good 4 ers. All worn well, on 30 acres per week. Must be able to take parts have been GENERAL MERCHANDISE store of good level 1ood To replaced. land, fair short hand and type. Also See them at Ward Auto, at Kirksey. Selling because of stock and tobacco barns, must only injury. He higl one woman who be a permanent Phone PL 3-3053. other business interests. about 21 miles out, one of NOTICE stimulation. He urged reliance on resident of this Contact kicked off her shoes before county. j25,27,30f1,3,6,8,10,13,15e Hal Smith, Kirksey the beter homes in county. Pressure driv- this instrument in cases of Apply to Box or call HU 9- A Can odd it 574, giving bargain. ing a car. In a collision she Moore age, education, 2653. paralysis. It is capable of isolat- experience and BARGAINS j27p SALE ON WEDDING RINGS. pushed an unshod EVERYDAY at Wig NICE 2 BEDROOM HOME, foot violently ing the muscles at martial status. tfc gins half Regular $7 to $12.50, your choice against fault which Furniture, where you buy GOOD USED RANGES, ALL basement, the brake pedal and pro- leads to 0... IN electric heat, bath, $2.95 and taxes at Cause the nerves at fault and excellent Lindsey Jew- Some duced a "pressure" BEACH condition at greatly re- good well and water ,,system, nerve injury then to the "pressure" - Pro- elers, Murray, Ky. flc that. was which put ick duced prices.. See them at Ward acre lot. on hard to trace to this them at fault. Fugazy of Feature Answer to Yesterday's Hwy. 641 about 2 CROSSWORD PUZZLE Puzzle Auto, Phone source. Nined today PL 3-3053. miles out only $6800. LADIES FAMOUS toward an BRAND Shoes Paralysis Question Odd ACROSS ...--j25,27,30f 1,3,6,8,10,13,15c GOOD FIVE Paralysis !oore-Gfulio Rinaldi 12-Tart of ROOM HOME about New Shipment each 'week, Sale httitI - - church MO7 MMO 00033 one block frorn . In an... article -in, the, technieal fight 'because of 1-Reveals 11,3-Dress 1959 STUDEBAKER College. Paved day's Thursday, Friday and Sat- -Aromas UMM EXIO OBBM2 6-CYLINDER street, journal, "Industilal Medicine and thoppner's sarcastic 6 protectors MOMOMMOMq station sewerage and etc. only urday, in basement of Murray re- fl-A state 14-Wooden pins wagon, Ky. license, priv- By DELOS SMITH Surgery," Marinacci said BECAUSE HE terms as challeager. 3-Beast =BO 12733M $5700 if sold at once. Hatelfry 406 So. 4th people LIKES Is ate owner, 6000 miles, Street. J-30-c (sited Pres. liktrtnallunal who turn said 4-Near 21-Kind 25 miles GALLOWAY- up with odd paralysis he believed a de- UBOUEI Maa DOB gal. Main Insurance and Real HIS SHIRTS JUST SO... 16-Wrestle 23-Loop WIDOW Street Texaco Station. Estate CAN YOUR CHILD NEW YORK (12Ieb - Among should be questioned exhaustively champion Moore 17-Exlst 23-(lot OBB9 Agency, Phone PL 3-5842, SPELL? If against MOMEWI j27c not let a hitherto unpublicized about their ways of r. Italy would 18-Brink 27-Small child 5011390 Murray, Ky. qualified Kentucky ele- hazards of life. draw more slowly 26-Pederal NICIM Welge011 j28c mentary living are F o r instance, hen a JUST COMPLETED school teacher help him those which are in- he questioned OUR CUSTOM SHIRT defense again" 20-Kach agency BOM 000 WOBMW NEW 3-bed- herent several 21-Man's with spelling and any other ele- in too much balancing on of his subjects and dis- r of Germany because UMMO@ U003 room brick house in Plainview WE HAVE A LARGE LAUNDRY nickname II -Whinelea Selection of mentary school subjects. the toes, in using the hands as covered that a f ter especially SERVICE reedy had beaten 33-NY, Yankees 32WOMEMON BOB subdivision, large living - dining used TVs. Also pi- Moore Each one has been ano though they were strenuous cocktail -title bout bird outeekLer 9933@ 000 INN -room, paneled kitchen carefully lessons. Telephone PLaza_ hammers and parties, they IS FOR YOU! at Rome last 2I-The ,elf 34- Nttohly and utility, examined to insure your in sprawled M31311 man 500 nice 5278. j27p being so entranced by TV you on a bed with an arm 23-Imitates 36- Wing- bath with vanity, also car lasting TV enjoyment. Ward 26-uproar foot ed Auto rest on your elbows on chair or a leg (or both) dangling r, promoter port. To see phone PL 3-3903. Phone PL arms over Jack de- 28-Trape 37-Blouse 3-3053. SPECIAL ONLY FOR Saturday, for long periods. the side. Upon ll not .30-11eavenly 39-Thick slits 43- hui oiles 45- Female deer getting up hours definitely scrap j30c j25,27,30f1,3,6,8,10,13,15c January 28. Wholesale price later, oeed body 41-Winter 44-Man's name St-Exists heat- The ajsthority for this is Dr. they were hampered by Moore-Schoeppner 32-Levantine vehicles 47-Velvet -Pronoun ers. $56.00. We are 53 NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY an selling three A. A. Marinacci, neurologist of paralysis. That way of acquiring Madison Square ketch for Garden, 33-Lxpert A-1 used refrigerator HAY FOR SALE, SEE JOE $35.000 each. For bargains in the University of a "pressure" injury doesn't intd I hear 1 '2 3 4 5 ••seit, • '7 that will Con- Southern Cali- us- from Andy 36- A continent 0 9 , 10 give ley, Phone PL everything, see us, Phone PL 3- fornia, ually come er that 37- Niervimndles /1157,007#•• _years of service, at Ward 3-1284. j30c Los Angeles, who scien- to light on its own. Schoeppner pos- 2930. Dill Electric Company, fuses 32-Havallan II 1 :•;•• Auto, phone PL 3-3053. Con tifically and laboriously traced an our terms." hawks • cord, Ifighway. ..Marinacci _spteialist 410-L.ampreFe !•:,•, - -a25,27,30f 1,3,6,8,10,13,15c 75 ACRE ogasurgo Q•ocieLreeevotts -ize.the !Stet ef -Brooklyn 14 OA 5 16 417 FARM, NEW Isii-(1.L use or-the CO 42.0ne, no ••••• to their electromyograph which r's 2 oq:*: bedroom house, new pole causes. American represen- Matter which •:•.• EXTRA .NICE THREE BEDROOM barn, Is an instrument that 43-Spry 18 two tobacco barns, These afflictions have been records flew to Germany Sun • e;' 71 brick home on tool shed, and how muscles respond - 45-Yell,w ocher se• South 11th. Large all other HIGHEST MARKET baffling many medical to electric and conferred 48- Pronoun den outbuildings, le mile off men, he Wednes- 22 23 .••:•.-,24- ,.-• •-.6.'2;" .':': or utility apartment; one and said, and the unbeaten 47-elty in blacktop. School bus route. Cyrel paid for your corn they have been con- champion • Kentucky '.4.1'..'. r^' .4 one-half baths, large living room sidered • and 27 4;28 Wilson, 31 miles East of Hazel, daily-Call EL 2-3396 to arise from "strokes," Manager Walter 49-ileurew 29 . with fire place. kitchen and dM- t letter .."1„ . phone H's' 2-3906. KECO MILLING CO. from brain tumors and from ether Dortmund, PI-Moves ing rooms, 2 car garage. f2p '.....aiS.:301 •••2 ea'. Lot 1331 McKenzie, Tenn. dire and life-threatening le conference. furtively by 295. things. Schoep- 52-Explodbd ::•:•.„,.-.....•„ - • Actually, he added, reporters: "I j13,20,27,f3,c the causes are will not •••• 34 ',1 35 36 •••• GOOD 65-ACRE FARM ON Hazel reputation 55-dove ,• .1. NICE GENERAL STORE AND relatively trivial and the afflic- to make a ii•-•-••'' Highway, good barns, good land, •••• 0 41 HOUSE LOCATED AT uuns disappear when the causes only $20.000-after wait- DOWN :•:•:- ., modernized house. HAR- I nearly RIS GROVE. Owner must are removed. a year for ti 1-Brag 43 44 sell BE SURE YOU 2-showier 42 - . TWO BEDROOM FRAME House due to ill health. SEE THE ALL Risk Pressure Injury 4e" "..", For additional new Silver • 3-Note of scale on North 18th, has GI loan, Information King Vacuum cleaner, When you support yourself 4-1'rge so .01 17 5• 49 call 435-4826. on 012 ••• owner will transfer. $900 the world's finest in home reno-[your a-Painful 744' down, elbows for a long time you . His shirts ss ill come back starched 8-4oliiarr- SO 51 no transfer fee. vation. Call Robby for free dem-- tisk pressure 7-1Kapir• injury to nerves that as lie ROBERTS REALTY, onstration, PLaza 3-5505. mar3c likes tlicria-none,- light, 5-ItIndu ..... 500 Main, UPRIGHT MAHOGANY PIANO, bend around the bent elbow and ejaculation 34 •. :ily,r .,„:.." 5 phone PLaza 3-1851, Hoyt control medium or heavy, as requcsted. 9-Il ydroollobla Rob- in good ootailtion. Phone PL 3- much of the activity of erts, PLaza .3-3924 the They'll be immaculatels Iv-Winter Dutr. by .United Feature Syndicate, Inc. or Jimmy 4389. j30c arms and hands. When you clean vehicles Rickman, PLaza - - 35344. j27c feel a degree of resultant paraly- and smoothly ironed. Whs put 4.o4•14 sis, you're scared and your doctor In hours NICE FOUR BEDROOM BRICK Business of drudgery when we Opportunities I may begin wondering about the charge only_ integrity of your nervous system. A Stirring Western Suspense Novel Marinacci OWN YOUR OWN DRIVE-IN said he had proved the cause of ,21' r • r.414e; restaurant. Act Now! Join the this odd paralysis in per shit • a number 11146. Nation's fastest growing drive-in of avid TV viewers, .,1 and the paralysis .TilkI kAidersti.c.olf organization. Net $1200 monthly had slowly dis- rm tee seek robber:I ctoa fARRELL S rit appeared and upward. Protected franchise when they stopped rest- IN BY 900 DIRTY area. No royalties. ing their weight on their elbows. CFI A PTEP 16 i "Oh, i guess the games Acre that we can en" -d up I, - Company tra- FIT FOE KENNEDY-Sam Har- ining. A similar disorder, although it ris, - CLEAN BY 3:30: !ars "Frank 8 ca,iniate , .m11 $7,500 minimum cash re- John F. Kennedy's tailor, -- THE SOUND ut . I 01 t I n g fair enough.' Miller said week lone 0.1 quired. Financing affects the sciatic nerves of the checks the stitching I tioo5e1 Drought Lies Ran- was a fool when it came to it will amount to more than a assistance av- on a ailable. legs, he classified as carpet lay- presidential dotph to *he window darn Mu- playing poker You wit. note thousand steers. The Barbee, (V- Write Dog n Suds, Inc., suit in New York gh 1959 Box 546, ers' paralysis. These craftsmen as he gives out with itra ouggy was approaching that a man named Co, Slade ready nave quite a punch of Champaign, Illinuts. ltp the in- balance themselves on their toes, formation that Riding saddleback ahead Ot it is the colder of several Of these T 0 cattle in their holdout... his distin- while crouched over at guished client BOONE'S their had not was Kemp Travis on a sleek items in considerable amounts. I He paused, watching her sub- I FOR RENT work. There is nerve stretching mitted to the ordeal of alit- red horse. • He is Kemp Travis's body- When she said nothing, he re- HE'S 116-This photo of Dr. 4 . and under some circumstances a trig since 1945-not US it She met them In the ranch guard." 1 sumed. "Maybe you can guess Albert Schweitzer made Its Laundry & Cleaners nerve injury can cause a baffling came tune for inauguration yarn i "Bodyguard?" , why I'm beingjlio careless with FURNISHED 3 ROOM Apartment way from Gabon, In French though correctable paralysis. duds, that is. Harris made r.1 528.28 "Sam has more papers for Millet g 1 a wee d nervously my money rline1rer really use with bath,' -private entrance, and Equatorial Africa, after hav- I People who carry heavy JFK's tails, tux, cutaway you to sign," Travis said. ill'OurIO LO Make sure Travis was it I look on it as keeping it tn heat furnished. Located on North ing been made on his 86th peck- !.9 low. ages in one position and two business SIALS for 1 HOUR earshot, and for a long 25.95 "Afterwards, I want to talk tO Dot within :the faintly." 16th ext. Call PL 3-5140. j30c birthday Jan. 14, SERVICE voice. time also risk "pressure" current ceremonial occasion. you, if I may *red nis "Let us say be I "Are you buying cattle?" nerve 1.4 works Kemp.' 30.42 "Surely," Lisa said. earn . for I Ilea asked. Or me ?" LIL' ABNER see." Lisa said. •'He'll Mill., produced a leather catch- I "I be "You can't turn down an of- by Al Ompp 1.6 28.34 el:titled el and enierled tern into the' paid It he us to the ler tike that." he said. "Asx A 1.1/55 money.• . 151 K -BUT IT IS GOOD FOR THE POLICE .4 bunkhouse, Travis preferred to anyone." Ir.04. 25.26 remain otuaide, smoking Miller shuffled the papers FORCE -AND WHAT'S a "Abel Barbee. for Instance?" LOOK AT GOOD FOR .6 cigar, nervously lot it Moment. IT THIS WAY, FOSDICK!! THE FORCE 24.25 affability vani•bed. IS GCOD FOR THE CITY- The lawyer opened his satchel , -There's UDC other matter" be His THE'ELECTROI•IIC Dt I t-CTIVE .9 and laid out legal documents. 'said nemitantiy. is not "Abel's a tool. He's going to SUBSTITUTE'MAY 26.71 what Barbees nave NOT SflM "They're to be examined by you legally oinding, but I nappen lose little the giunnie TO BE GOOD FOR YOU .1 24.47 and signed in connection with to know that Frank had bor- left with this up north'" the probate," he said. rowed considerable money from Lisa suddenly made • de- .2 35.52 He brought out another sheaf the Barbees from time to time. cision. -1 hope not, because the He had been able to pay tittle Barbees and are m this lo- 8 35.24 of papers. "Now to take up an- I other matter. Do you know, or nothing back." gether." Mies Randolph, that Triangle Lisa straightened. "How much enseis surged .3 35.39 0 to his feet. "To- -or rather Frank O'Hara-was le it?" gether? Since when?" 7 33.98 heavily In debt ?" "Nearly ten thousand dollars,' -gme, 'oat sow.- she said. "Micah Jones mentioned it," I'm afraid. At least that was "Abel Barbee offered me the 5 28.13 • Lien said. "In fact It was one what Frank estimated I. to be. same agreement be and Frank' of the reasons I accepted the He told me about it when ne O'Hara had reached. I've decid- 5 25.38 ranch.- had me draw up his will. It was to accept its a debt that he meant to pay. "Well, well!' Sam MLIler ex- Travis was furious. 'You 0 claimed. Of that rm sure." 32.74 He looked at her with mean you just decided? Why?" sudden new respect. Lisa was appalled. 'Ten thou- D Barbees think 30.88 "What are the debts?" Lisa sand dollars? Good grief! Do -The seem to asked. you realty,that all this cornea there's no future in this region," 1 said. agree.' 32.66 "For one thing, Frank has to nearly twenty-five thousand she "And I 9 30.28 failed td pay his county tax in dollars?" "I'll pay you seven dollars a by Ernie BushmIllor the last three years," the law- '7 do," Killer nodded "And head," he said. "And round YE P yer explained. "And that le more up the cattle with my own men. REALLY ?--- I WHICH 3 33.31 he signed than Triangle 0 UNCLE IS • some personal notes at the bank is worth right now. Considerably You II have seven or eight thou- WORKS DIDN'T KNOW T 31.10 In San Ysidro when he was In more, I'm afraid." , sand dollars clear profit In IN THIS HE WAS A HIS your hand within week." need of cash. There are over- "Well_ a' least my conscience a BANK WINDOW? cattle BANKER ! 34.64 due bills at the general More ia soothed," Lisa said. "1 didn't "From what I near, haven't been worth the cost of and other establishments. But feel right about taking the in- 1 34.80 rounding she "Just the biggest single item 1.13 In horitance. As It stands, there up," said why are you so willing to pay / 37.05 IOU's" really isn't any Inheritance at Hr looked over his glasses at on.- that much for them?" ber. "Th. LOU'. are mainly "I've already told you that 36.18 "Al said, the gambling gambling debts. You can ignore reason,' said, debts and this obligation to the • 36.30 them, of course. They would You will only willing'be disappoint- Barbeea are not binding," Miller have no legal standing ed," she said. "I'm sorry." as a hastened to say. 36.70 Claim against the estate" 'The offer still stands," he "Do you mean there are no "How much do they come said, "provided you say nothing records of the loans the Barbees to?" Lisa aaked. to the Barbees about the made?" Lisa defhanded. "More than eight thousand "No amount_ Naturally I expect notes?" to dollars." make a profit_ A small one." Lisa was shocked. -He lost "No. That's the way It al- "By the same way Abel Bar- Sale all that gambling ?" ways was with the Barbees and bee hopes to make money in Miller shrugged. "Frank never the O'Hara:a. Any Other way cattle?" she asked, "In north- AIME AN' Wits played a penny ante game, un- would have beer considered an ern market? You're being in- by Rasbutst Van Sures fortunately The other legal Ob- The mon,:y was loaned consistent You tOk him the ligations, Including the prom's- to Frank to meet his taxes and odds were against " 1 COW BACK, SIMbNE" NEVER, BELDVED - - gory notes, taxes and store ac- payrolls and store bills. The He shrugged. "Abel only AU REVOIR , NAY PLEASE COME - Is BACK-- BECAUSE OF MY (SOB)a - • counts amount Harbeex thought that's what he shooting SWEETHEART-- CRET • RTS to more than at the moon. Ikly target -NEVER,- -- thOlisand dollars. A few was using' It for. Instead, be is more practical. Ill have my -. ;A-1r "01'`) I . more probably will show up." gambled it away." crew at T 0 In the morning to c Lisa pored through the sheaf Miller gathered up the papers start rounding up beef" ' •' 'AY! 11311 -A • - ••• of papers. and arose to leave. '1 admire "NO," Lisa said. "I'll stand by I 4. arm"ee. -- "Notify everyone Interested your noneaty, Miss Randolph. my other pledge." And I admired Frank, 14044 lIM that these will be paid off if It too, In "Pledge? But you said you 111141.41 4 NOVAK Is at all possible," she said. -It many ways. His in were the had made up your mind only will kind that can be forgiven." BARBARA take HMO, of course. DOD- this minute to pin In with the -.04( - RUSH elderrible time. Perhaps years." He left with Lisa the belief Barbees." '-lir'°:4411444( "Even the gambling debts?" that he could be trusted. "That's a pledge," Lisa said. • .14› 44111141 Miller asked incredieously. Kemp Treads came tossing myself." Cl' iWhen in, "To • _foe' "The other' obligations will be away his cigar, lie seated him- %et taken care of first, of course," self beside her and leaned close. Lisa has to learn why • Lisa said. "But the IQU's will "Elizabeth, I will pay six dol- everyone hates Kemp Travie. 'mks he paid. if posalhle, provided the lars a head for all Triangle 0 The story continues bens to-

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P.A011 Pnrit Moir LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY , 1•MMEM• FRIDAY JANUARY 27, trqvi am. Le, Me No Need to ty Be JUR 1531J111VAN Idle Mi T'S only a little shop, but It i offers big opportunities to some 400 talented craftsmen throughout the met Vhited States. The "400" are more of t than talented—they're over 60, too. X 'This is the reason their handi- 0PRI IMMIUMN•••••4•Ammmme. work is on sale at The Shop • turf of The Elder Craftsmen. _Mrs. Belva_Dill Murray Wives --Club They're Retired Presides At Meet ' It's an outlet, net era? for Has Dinner Meet CUr. Murray Star chapter No. creative work but for the 433 PrO Order of the Eastern Star energies of men and women held At The Triangle row its 'regular meeting at the Who have retired front the Masonic WC Hall on Tuesday evening The Murray Manufacturing world of business. And, as at 7:30 Lei Wives Club held a these talented elders have dis.. dinner at the Mrs. Belva Triangle Restaurant covered, retirement needn't Dill, worthy matron, for its Jan- uary Mean retreat: ' presided at the meeting. The meeting. Thanks to Eugenie minutes .were read by the secre- ed d'Ars1, A delicious dinner was enjoyed director of Elder Craftsmen, tary, Mrs. Nell' Robbins. The ne by twenty-six members and STAR WITNESS—Marie Anne at 850 Lexington regular routine of business was rine tie Avenue, New guest, Mrs. Jamie Lidnolin, the Swedish girl York City, conducted. Harrell. a ,braosi-oesy JAL who Is star witness at the asrillts —Tife—Wi-iirfter Matron senior citizens who 'announced Mrs. Bill Georm, a new mem- Dr. Bernard Finch - Carole Want that a practice session to fill idle time prodruo• will be ber was welcomed to the club. Tregoff murder trial, has a Pc tively. held at the next regular meeting New officers introduced were big Amite for friend Al Neiger et on Tuesday, No Charity February 14. at 7:30 Mrs. Dwanton Seals, chairman; In Los Angeles. She was p..tinte.And. 11. officers are urged to Mrs. 'The shop ian't Operated for Bob Wyman, vice-chairman; brought back from her home in Charity or pity. Elder crafts- Mrs. Jim Payne. secretary; Mrs. In Sweden to testify at trial. • It men want neither. Like any Cletus Colson, treasurer. — - Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Ed }Icrt- ft going concern. it functions to Roy qlieomond Wright It.),tes,;es for the evenleoz were please customers,. and it has don, and Mrs. Dwanton Seals many steadies, Including Mrs. Presents-Program , ,sm•••.••• Eleanor Roosevelt, Mrs. Nelson At Fellowship Rockefeller and Mrs. Frederic Meet March. The Methodist Youth Fellow- ship of the Goshen MURRAY LOAN CO. What does it stock? A Methodist' Church 606 W. Main St. Telephone PL 3-2621 variety of articles that ,meet met Sunday ,with Rhea- high standards of workman- mood Wright presenting -the pro- ''YOUR HOME-OWNED LOAN CO.'' REMEMBER THE-SE CILtRACTERS? Alice met them in Wonderland. Edith Serrell, 72. tram. R.Y TO INDIA— Queen Eliza- ship. style, material and origi• beth 11 and Prince Philip has turned them into puppets liked by customers of New York's Elder Craftsmen Shop. Miss Betty Jones of malty. read the. Britain wave from their plane scripture folloWed -With- Prayer by as they fly to Indigoon Nese Creation! In Alice-in-Wonderland the first char- leather-bound baseball score occupied, either Creating chlt• Orlean Parker. Others who tbok leg of a 45-day tour that will Such 'homemade" article!' acters. Her puppet versions books. dren's rugs, pillow covers and part on the program were Chris take them to Pakistan, Nepal as crocheted doilies or pot- of the Lewis Carroll personali- Leather bir.ding, his former nursery ornaments or mend- Miiler. Kenneth Thurman. Jerry and Iran. While theoretically holders aren't to be found on ties are so lively that they're hot:thy, is now a satisfying ing or trimming sweaters. Parker, and Danny Kemp. non-political, the Queen's vis- the shelves, for the shop spe- oc- snatched up almost as soon cupation. Elder Craftsmen, which just The roll call and minutes were it was expected to strengthen SCOTT DRUG cializes in truly new He's developed a CC. creat.one as they appear. celebrated its fifth birthday, read by the secretary, old ties. It was the first royal by older citizens. clientele that includes book Linda Wil- Another craftsman with a collectors from is a novel operation for more son. The group discussed visit to India in fifty years. Edith Serrell, 72, Ls one of all over the what C•roar t & Mob Phone PLaza 3-2L.; busy career is Charles Hayes. United States. reasons than one. Unlike most kind of program the Elder Craftsrr.en They send rare the group would success shops, it encourages competi• stories. _ .Hands Fufl manuscripts to the shop to be have for the sub-district meeting repaired by Mr. Hayes. tion and is always ready to to be held in March, Through the shop.)1rs. Since le retired from _an United Da _1- odoeise thrtse who'Nrist was feported [hal each Irt rell pulled strings that started executive post with an insur- Repair Work Done loca ganize similar projects. church would send two dollars Confederacy Has -- . her on a happy career mak- ance company, his hands have Other Elder Craftsmen not to Want To Know .bert McDaniel to ing puppets, She specializes been full —full of orders for only contribute custom-styled go to Nor. Luncheon Meeting Thus far, interested groupie ay. The collection was taken gifta but do special repair up In several cities have quizzed by Sharon Venable. The meeting Mrs_ Ray Kern was hostess for work as well. this first-of-its -kind shop for was cicsed with the MYF bene- the 'January meeting .of the J. N. Whether it's a silver-mend- Information on the how. to diction. chapter...... of the United A1 frig assignment or a needle- techniques that make it a cre- Nancy Wilson. reporter Daughters of t h e 'Confederacy Stocking point tapestry in need of ative as " well as a business which was a potluck luncheon, up finishing, there's generally a succAlel ss.in at her home. specialist on the shop's roster dicatIons happily point The president. Mrs W. P. Rob- who can fill the order. to the fact that there may PFRSONALS erts. presided It may be someone like Mrs. soon be snore outlets, across Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dill. Mrs. 1 at the business _Ella Marx. meeting. The chapter voted to the United States, for the Betty Jones. Mrs. 'Thelma Mc--; for give a list Over SO, she's always busily Work of artisans over 60. Dou,eal. and Mrs. Ft. W Cherry , of the Confederate attended Friendship Night at Es- soldiers that are buried in the ther chapter in Paducah Thursday'county to the newspapers I publication. • • • • 'The commemoration 'of the war Christmas? between states as planned by the 4-H News national and state officials was discussed by t h e group Two The Almo 4-H Club met Tues- Murray chapter members. Mrs. day at the school with presi- Roberts and Mrs. Fred Gingles, dent Connie Hopkins in charge will serve on this committee. of the mee'ing. The luncheon table was over- Secretary Mary Furgerom reed laid with a linen cloth and cen- the minutes of the 12st meeting tered -with an armnsernent of Peggy Garrison led the . "pledge flowers "Those present were Mes- to the American Flag and Joyce dames A. F. Doran, G B Scott, Lench led the 4-H pledge Henry Elliott, Hallie Pordom. J. Bobby Galloway directed group D'' Peterson of Benton. Fred singing A series of talks on Gingles, W. P. Roberts. and Ray ''money" a ere given by Trim's- 'kern. members of the ehits floeST: were:! Mr, Jack Glover. Mrs Marshall Brandon. and Mrs Joe Dee II, p- kins. ocial Calandra Roger Brandon S Reporte,t Ttlrisimas Saturday. January 211th ZLDER CRAFTSMEN tackle special ass' r • - as EETIRED I nuot itt'sINEss to new career, Charles Hayes, Murray Woman's Club applique Ella Marx is doing to boghicn will have a pla.r. to pairing manuscript, is Craftsmen's leather-binding expert. a luncheon - - at 12 noon at the Released .. . club house. Dr. C. S. Lowry will speak on "Prospects for 1961." (Continued from Page I Mrs. M. P. Christopher is pro- (flub gram chairman •••• The Woman's day. No tears were visible. Association of the BESTSELLER College FOR 2 BIG .111ASO!IS Presbyterian Church will McKee* Is First honor Rev. and Mrs Henry McKone was the first from the Men;.1 Kenzie at a reception 1. Rambler Excellence plane which carried them from followi gives It Di; his installation as Goose Bay, Labrador. He shook the pastor of the church at 4:30 hands briefly with the President pm. 2.Rambler Economy • and then embraced his wife long moments. Ray. where the fliers had to e . 40..•••••., the Olmstead then came down .the spend Thursday night because oT ramp and greeted the President, a heavy snow storm here. and embraOed his wife and mot- Their wives. Connie her. McKone, It la. mother of -three. and Gall The fliers, their "NiVeq at their Olinstead. 25, mother ut sae sides. stood talking with Kennedy one and eiebt mien-10s pregnant, arrive for several minutes in the 22- iiiii.1.11111111111M11.11t. here Thursday just iss the' snow- Aseree weather. - storm hit They spent the night A procession of Air Force cars nervously awaiUne the was drawn up to take mfirrir,itt re- the re- union. leased airmen and their families ,States.Reason For Ban . to. guest apartments at snow- The White. House binned cekered Andrews Air Rase any interviews with the two recon- youll A crowd of several hundred need naissance plane Orew members persons gathered .behind a barrier and the world had to wait for at the edge of 'the field to witness thee* version of the incident in the homecoming ceremony. To.o,nA of I' • which they were shot down with In the welcoming group with RAMBLER AMERICAN four fellow airmen. The body of Kennedy were Air Force Secre- Dalure 2- Do • , • to ,s is. their plane commander Maj Wil- tary Eugene Zurkert and Gen. lard G. Palm. was returned by $4032* Thomas D. White, Air Force chief 'of staff. the Russians and buried in Arl- ington National Cemetery. The t Stands Baselseaded American Your Rambler other three men were never 'ac- Rambler December Sales Set Custom topped all compacts Ask Dealer About The Prissident. who flew to In Maior counted for. 39", Straight Monthly Record economy tests. PAYMINTS TO woman Andrews by helicopter. was clad Lowest Upkeep—Rambler is America's .81/YENS AS SALES INCREASE in a dark blue overcoat, .He stood The bask for banning press bareheaded throughout Most trouble-free car, owners report. Tens of thousands of Ramhlet bu)er7 already The cere- interviews was not that the men _Read v.ris Ram"icr outoilac, oicm all, mony. • haoe refaseved U.S. Seoliss Bonds' carrying a felt hat needed rest and sects sion but to score new sales success: Get 125. Or Top Resale Value. Official Used Car •••• Kennedy's helicopter was hov- that, in the words White Spread more Christmas 550.57'. 1100, 1125 (Maturity value) in bonds of House cheer next year. Have Ramble,' Excolknce. No other car Guides pro‘e it. as sales roe leY', to 40 . ering overhead as the Air Force press secretary Pierre Salinger, it enough is extra money to enjoy built like, saves like, lasts like Rambler. plane landed.- in a swirl of snow was "in the best interests" of a wonderful America's Lowest Prices; Rambler .1P,c, ieoesii'b.iId 0". "1",'W.tyle.1. summed tse• winter tory 60..4440 on it hour ! Lht from Goo., US -Soviet relaBons. holiday, too. Deep-Dip rust proofing fights rust long _American is the lowest-priced U. S.- 'mos for cgoretonnehei weir, o• 15* S You con do both, maiof U S car miloers, ocas70i compsra cars Monthly by simply est. Single-Unit construction is lastingly built car by at least S67e. Rambler parne•ts based st many+/doors sus/riled 0•1,011•d saving a convenient factolv or,t7 7.0.1 36.rnonta amount rattle-free. 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