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PAGE TWOTHE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY

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THURSDAY — DECEMBER 28, 1967

THE LEDGER & TIMESPUSLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. IoneComoladature of the Murray Lodger, The Calloway Timm. and TheTimes-Herald, October 20, 1112e, and the West Kentuckian. JanuaryL,

We reserve the right to rayed ashy Advertising, Letters to the Sdltor.sr Public Voice limns which, In our %Maori, are not for tie beet M-ama of our readers.

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IRAMICOUPTION RAT: By Owner lo Mersey, per west Ha leir MinaND& IiiCsaiewej and alsououtg mads.. per year, 44.50; elsewhere, $11.011.

"Tie Ositstaading Civic Lost el • Community is theInteacity ea as Nowegisper"

THURSDAY — DECEMBER 28, 1967

A Bible Thought For Today,_I hair learned, in whale/ewer MSS* 1 al% *Dale SS BS

content. —Philippians 4 --b y bitter experience we learn to be equally at WOW 111 all

the cl,,ty:1.s of life

Ten Years Ago TodayLarildnit • WIllJas tua

Buel Mohundro suffered a broken leg List nignt when hisautomobile overturned on the Hazel Highway near Midway.

A strong etiort will be made to enforce the regulations re-garding the violations an parking meters in Murray, accord-ing to Chief of Police Charlie Mairr and City Police JudgeJake Dunn.

Miss Jane Baker, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Walter Baker,I, home for the holidays. She is a student at the College OfPliget Sound, Tacoma, Washington.

Ciuthrie B. Churchill was named Worshipful Master andWilliam DAVIS as Senior Warden for the Murray Lodge 105Felt AM. Other officers are Willis R. Rodgers, Junior Wardell,Buel Stalls, secretary, and W. Z. Carter, treasurer.

Twenty Years Ago Today1.1105•11 • TIME& 711.111

JOtin Julies. age 57, died of a heart attack today at noonwhile undergoang a physical erarnination at a local doctor'soffice.

Edwin Dale Higgins of South 101:11 Street, Murray, is atthe Umbers-icy of Kansas this week for the Student COnfer-Mee on Christian Frontiers.

T. 0. BauCuill, Sr.. at:flounced today tilaChe had purchas-ed the interest of Hiram Ttaker in the firm of Tucker andElatICUM Real Estate Agency.

The Mheatruette Music Cluo met recently with Mrs. Olin-del Reoi es Moo Hilda Fay Cialloway, president, presided.

Big RobertsonLeads RoyalsTo VictoryBy tailed POMO IateredienellOmar Bober:eon Wipe libiesea

with one hand and his thismeggaeswith the otherThe Hag 0 put on another out-

standing show Wednesday nightWien he cored 34 potrica Nod as-sisted on 12 other baskets to oar-17 the Oincennau Royals to •132427 marry weir the Los An-geles [Akers..Robertson. aka kie averaged

-11Miter 111Sa per Runedna Mali* Nie 111101Mnal Basket-

r ersilSlur mall ehinat 6.006 tor hisCOITCYThe PIENNIONIS 78er% reclaim-

ed tint lihmi la the Diadem• Off beating elkiOntierts TestKolekerbockers 114-106 ea the Boa-ted Celtics ten to IN Leeds I la112 ID other NSA' pianos

Le Andreas. pleying selliont all -stars Jerry West and MUM Dint-ior. nosed to dtain Ike pointstit Lie Bewails with two minutesremaining but Illahatmen gat the

,Ifaiwe out nea three coo-

by laded Press laterseLionalToday ts Thursday, Dec. 38, theid clay or 1907 with three to

migirrt ICaD

The AImasiac Racers Play _Butler Thee

ouncter and a phas

The moon a between its amm e.T

The morning stars are VOIM6and JuPiter •Tbe evening stars are Mars and

Saturn-On this clary in history :In 1869. members of die, Knothhi

of Labor observed die fina laborDay to Arnennin history.In 1860, chewing gum win pre-

mien by wills= Semple ofMount, Vernon, Ohio.In 1065, Comptes ofticially re-

claimed the Pledge of Allot-mese" to We Sag.la MK Red Ohara [embed tOf• WM atomic device.A Minato ex the dey — British

Priateesur Jam Traded once said,-It is as latal as a a commit,to hinik feces became they arenut to our taste."

UCLA SecondBest; Win 95-55 In Opener

The M'4-ray EWA amen willend a two week CIMinom lay-off Paid* when MOW DID BulletUniversity at lallsompolie Thevwill pia" next at berme Joe.against Union UsillegeglINThe Racers ooroplied a 6-3 re-

cord In pre-seasoa play. Perhapsthew beat Wats tio date love

BOWLINGSTANDINGS

MAGIC:- 1E1 L0.AGL0.Decestier ;19, 1901

Team Standings: W. L.Ewa Beauty Settsuoi 50 10JOILD.1011 Grocery 46 MrJerry. 90 34Vents Food Market. 33 Ss 2651Murray Beauty Salon 29 31Rowland's Ref rigeration 24' 36Coutary Kitchen .41 30

Wgk Team )(Ouse (Scratch)Joliturrou's Grocery 739Mos land 's Refrigeration 716Ezeu Beauty School 696

Mita Team triune (WW1Jormisun's Camay 946Jerryt 04.2Rowitand• Refrueration 041Bleb Team 3 Games tele/Me/0

Johisions Grocery 213111Ezell B01111‘) Sulbarl 21073Murray Beauty baton 2019

High Team 3 (lames(WIMI

Chances Better aLK1

to relerltilato

2'e Peal-Min where Packets Bout Starr seal

This Yearha outside receivers, Carnal naleand Boyd Dowler. poked Gil War-ren Livusrston for key third downplays that laid the difference at

Says Coach. staked hie hopee on sophomore

year 5(0.

1.4111C1rY Opt Livingston Mose and

Johueon. who has proven tu be

a reel find at tee post.Laadry add he was glad to seeBy ED FITE

Sports WriterDALLAS ill coarki TOM LOD-

dry thinks ma Deans coweoyo love !"is better choice" of derailing theGreen Bay Packers for the Nu-

reetbaii LOWYr nue nextSunday time they del adult intoam year's chin .h4) game."Were a year cdder, for one

thing," Luray told • pram lunch-eon Wednowiery -although in rev-ersal areas we art ziot a very oldteam."But, there's nothing like having

payed m Olae ut 0a Sc &Opt% be-lore. You learn hos ealbunste

been • win over . Weelern Ken- Jotihruhb OroberY 2769 the thump host bur4 you the firsttasty and a ammodriem te• MIN IMMY School 2768 time ono tra presorts are did-Ohio VaSse Omelimpore Tourria- 44000 2130 1 h!rent Me next time wand.morn and •Il-no/Ajpelje_nare4. ___1110b_8wL Game tlietskau There's stall monde. but WS outley as Perla: Wilde " Ovierleon 201 like that keyed up first lame."In other games, the Racers taw BOW Pow* 182 Landry Wan 't say so, but hebeaten Aikalll Peay, Louisiana Ool- Lobs' Pat* 173 probanty was thinlung bern to amlege, khneard Payne, and °Weer-

Stockton sod liort to ToothsomeTern and Cacistaus.Leading sower for Munag ham

been tors-an:I Toni Moran whobe averaged 18 pants a game.Ceder Dick Cunningham has av-eraged *A mnezd Ball Mumbler14.3, toned Run Remota 9.8, andguard Don Punnenvao 7.6. Cun-ningham is leading the team torebounding with 19.6 a game.'Dialer As 3-5 for the amain,

but as record belies us rupees-siveneas of late Alter dropping

, react games to Illinois, Northwest-By MARTIN LAD= 'em, Oidshorna. and Western Ken-UPS Spats Weer. . ! tacky, the Bulliugs beat litchi-

UCLA has something to oleie- I man State. Toledo, and Purdue atbrats tatley. Its toseetbali team Intbanapotis before losing a

onty second tom pointer to Oleo StateThe illab-lblne annum •••80P- ati•an state is one or the

ed Minnesota 65-56 In an opening- favorites for the Big 10 dhow-round ganie of the Los Angeles piontene. Purdue payed UCLA 'sClassic Wednesday Waft to areto one-poste game, and ibledo is

chamopion of the Mid-AmericaConfereoce, Ohio State g one ofthe few undefeated teams left thusseason and a tad to COMO frombehind in the Linn minutes tobeat the Bulldogs.Muni* Ooadh Cal Luther, Ito

sae the Bulldqrs piay Ohio Stara,reported that they were exam:re-ly Last and great ateoceas "Theyhay eto be one of the beet teamsin the bladdiewest." be owl

eh that wasn'ng streak to 40games. This oak (..& the m-ond loosee skein of viatortes inmajor mikes Newry.Loog Wend Uorivernag. stop S

vas a major power, and Seem HSUeach pit lagether 3Suante dreamStill ahead M UCLA are the SOoonmeutere talumphs posted bpSan Trani:moo during the Bill Rae-cella C. Jones era 1964-56.UCLA can equal the Dons' re-

oord foalgameof Me re-

%111ALTM LAW Caltfornaa an March 9. and stir-

near OISAI00, swum Southern

pees it in the NCAA tourtoment.SALIM. Ore. NP1 — Stage or lo- Aktodor Leads Sewers

Zutrelims101 alma OmilMn WIS. Ire aicandor. the man aroundprams Mem

ammunksbre dimness la subseaSo pisymesti exatonatrons and kb-oreacer teas. The lan as —96nr.recuus mole Mat he eiaN Pe-kes e in modern medical garsolioni.

mouths field goatsMel Counts soured 311 points for

the Lagers and Aectise Clark add-ed 28

Priaideiehis raced to • 6640haittuns advantage over theKnacks. toil behind 112-01. andthen moved aired for prod toboost us record to 218-• 1961 Greerled the Wars with X points, 'SlatClamber bun had 17 and WWII

irJones aMord, after the game K.Mck

mace Dick McGinty eas Wedand replaced icy Red 1111311111101.

St. Lotus. after trail* 41-30micomy in the wooed period, toolthe iced at 66-64 in the thirdperiod add never fell behead a-gain The victory gave the Hawksa boa -game Mad over idle Ranream:Iwo in hie Western Den-man TWO

•ZOIMO Beat) and Bill Bridges

each scored M points fer 96.Hawts. but hem Jones of Dmton took mese honors with 30

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* TODAY thru SATURDAY *

The Funniest Family Outingof the Year!

WALT DISNEY

1190 MPS. liNs."BRENNAN•Lartru monticr.IMUI 21.Thnictia'r.

Plan Now to Attend Our . . .

',ALA NEW YEAR'S EVE SHOW!Hats, Horns, Confetti for All!

✓ISO= teglity-peling Drum ol-feast revokes, led all aware MID36 points as top-ranked 17CLareigimeared AILAILD success of Memom The he meted theOM 11 pours rd the wino and

51-35 at beillilmeother niefillen of the tot,

NI Woe, In mask Wednesday meetalthough\ NNW hOlickymeats eel, underway

Lc? the a4 =41tiate4n- tot:

muter Raab Nano= awed 32pails as Bt. Lora* overcame aWines defea& te pia Utah• 97 -TSMe Wino. ranked

isiMin. malty corm('Jam Nate 111-76 and RhodeMat redeated Goomm.. go-at

aeesen01 eLobo Invitational at Albuquerque.N. M.

WAOMCIO111, which shares the No14 ranking with New WOOD. &MOwas SUOCOMOOLLI AD tournament play,trouncing Pennsylvania 86-07 DI theQuaker City at Philadeiptha asChuck Nes* and Joe Franklinpored 23 points radsAdvancing to the semi-finals a-- rue Wisixessin were Du-

os—ie. a 76-59 timer over Vil- cause we here soene

lacova St Fnuicas Pa, which ges that we would jun aswhipped Arizona 115-71 and Teen- nobody know about untilpie an may 00-6,1 winner over game ''Providence.

Paterno brought his LACOF hereerlosetem Jilselda Beaten Wednesday from nearby DaytonaPnnoeten, runkeo 17th , and Fin- Beech where they had been pree-mie, No. 110.11' both were beaten

rhe Tisers frost New Jet-see eWeeningion State 11116 in We

Far West Cisesic and Florida was-.pped by a Joseph's Pa. 11140

the Gator DOMOregon Bute. piaoeeo- ball control game, qualified.. meet Wasturetton State in the

West final at Portland. Ore..stopping Texas 54-42 and Wash-

oar' moved Into the Gator Bowl...la Jaasorriille. Fla., by out-man* iiiimmeapt stow 112-10.Unbeaten Oklahoma Cato roiled

over 1Portihent 106-86 for its sixtnvictory and Auburn downed Art-iores, 65-54 in the ope rune round: the 22nd minas, All-College; 'ornament at 01Limena City.:sew York U DAVI ‘11.) treat SantaClara93-88 tri overtone Arid ManeFM. topped Dartmouth 110-91 Int he Huff mane Cla-eac Mameand Alabama turned back Baylor/L-75 and Tulare ,oteral Spring

II 90-86 in the /*Unlit Classic

Although this will be the firstgame between ldurray and Sue-he. the Buse:fogs and Cuach Tong

=11:he lobo, Axed against

are *au famiaar

for Vaiparateo aod cowbellpew them at DePaue for sever.at YOK11 before he came to Murray.

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PenieState,Florida MeetIn Gator Bowl

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The Matracte But 6 OA% cepPlus "GOOD TIMES" with Sonny & Cher L.J.r.....ci E.,*,%4zu 405 miles

,K, betieved to be the longest

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tiny DAVID M. OIDI FITUPI Spirts Meeker

Bleb led. Game MSC)Bobbie Gamma 234Betty Powell zatland Parka 218

High lad. 3 Games (Straka)Bobbie Garrison 409Katherine Lax 468Nell Martoncli 014

High Ind. 3 Games (NER)Bobbie Garrison 596Nell Markovich fralKatherine Los 573

Splits CanAnna Mae Owen 5-7Geraldine Myers 3-10Bea Phalbps 2-7Ages Morrison 24-10Watide White 6-7Nancy Rogers 2-7Bobble Camson 2-7-8Wen Moore 5-8-10lilirk Jackson 2-10

pip lar1.7AveragesMildred Hedge 154Betty Powell 153Bubble Ciarruoto 133Katherine Lax 151Wanda Nance 150Anna Buie 147Neil Markovich 146Betty Dixon 142Sandra Thompson 141Joy, RO6 land 137Martha Ails 136

Mildred Hodge, Secretary

Meglieh a the common Oro-unas in the Philippines, although10 dialects are spoken.

Y eat'a 34-37 km to the Packers,who Jumped into a gunk 14-0 leadbefore the last - tone Cowbuysoouid ohm ther nerves and beginto coarte • Immo of it.

Cowboy linebacker Muck Haw-ley also expouned that the Cow-boys defeats.- as "bouer equippedthan a year ago.

"The Set waive seconds+, andthe defenstve One are both bet-ter," lisesley panted out. -Jo-ules) Pugh hoe added • great den.and Weer Townes has startedpieeng real consinteut ball to goalong with Bob Lilly and GeorgeAndra up front.""And. Mike Johnson is doing

a great lob at comegbadi.“ Row-

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PeJn=VILLK. ret —may spring • few sur-

prises against Florida State inSaturney*s Gator Bowl game in an

__d_.1r9f.4 WACO, BM ANS Of bu-t:Aback Don Abbeyy a NH-pound ambomore

the Leon's No. 2 molarthis fall, hurt his knee inpractice week and Penn Statecoach Joe Paterno said seniorDan Lusty, gained lens thanhalf as much rdsge, will playin bra MaePuerto) saki the

will hold theirFriday behind closed

ulcer* he elskt day& liceida Slate.sera "wed at to to Mil krthe howl mum was le arrive barefrom Tallehaseee. today"We haven't played anyone this

past season with as pod, a pas-ini—eigich as fonds Meat," Pa-terno mid of his Lions who posted ,an 6-2 record by winning theirhat seven in a rowFlorida State. 'bleb also won

seven straight to finish at 7-3-1afters poor xtart, was one ofthe top poseing college tram, inthe country thanks to the serialaristry of quarterback Kim How-

! mondHowever Paterno pointed out

that although the Lions haven'tfaced a pro type offense biteFlorida late 's bet ore thus year,they don't daie try to make toomany changes in the defeneeHe mid there were two reasons

for the. I There really yes nottame to stroy too far from thedefense Moo served the Lions inwell all season. They gave im anaverage of less atm etch. pointsduring (lair final font at mes and2 A itior•tigh the Sernintries areexpected to come out throw in , theyhave eno,r.:h rf S romping attackto keep the Lions* defame honed.

CLOSE OUT SALEMust Sell Out To The Bare Walls

Everything Must Go

PRICES SLASHEDTOOLS - PAINT - SCREWS - BOLTS - NUTS

WHEEL GOODS - SANDPAPER - APPLIANCES - GARDEN TOOLS

KNIVES - MAIL BOXES - GASOLINE CANS - CHAIN

WIRE - ANYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE - 1st QUALITY

'We Have Lost Our Lease and_-_

MUST SELL EVERYTHING!!— COME IN TODAY

OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN

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Television SchedulesWLAC-TV WSIX-TV

Channel 4 Obastms1 5

Thursday, December 28, 1%7THURSDAY EVENING PROGRAMS

:00 Dateline Today15 Sports. Weather

:30 Daniel Boone:46 "

:00 ":16 ":30 Ironed&:45 ":00 ":16 ":80 Dragnet 111611:46 "

NewebeatWeather;Cimarron

Snorts&rip

Manned

Batman

Thurs▪ day Nightllov is

The Flying Nun

Bewitched

That Girl

Peyton Pleas

:00 The Dean:15 Martin Show:30:41

Good Company

Football with ProdRuesell

:•• 10:00 News:11 Weather.Sports:30 The Tonight:46 Show:4111-4-:16 •10 a

NewsWeather:Sporn.

Movies

10:00 NewsRoland WolfeJoey 131shopShow

Friday, December 29. 1967PImAYMORNING PROGRAMS

:00 Royce and the:10 early Birds:30 ":46

Country Junctionwith Eddie HUI

Family Theatre

Highway Patrol".

:06 Today:15 Today: Weather:30 Today:15 " N.V.; Weather

Today Captain kangaroo

1 :11 Today: New. ":10 Today:41 ":04 Snap Judge

Iii :11 Vent:10 C'encentratian:11 "

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:00 Personality.

•I0 Hollywood41 Squares

Jeseardylil :11 ."

111 rye Ow=:46 "

Andy of Mayberry

Diva Van DykeDayttow Show

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Romper RoomWith Mies Nana,

Pick A-- Show

Temptation

How's YourMother-in-TAW

Parrilly Genie

Lime of LifeNews

emardt tor Tom(Weft Light

everytfotty'sTalkingDeana Reed Show

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:041 Another Weel—.71 -TT* tell the Truthis The Fugitive

Newlywed OarvaT-

Dream Girl ITHewn

• :16 • News:30 You Don't Bey I FA,. of Night:46 '

Mat e% Oasis 1 Sorrel StormNome

The Flintstonee I Paerword

General Heseital

Dark Shadows

fee Datge Baur

Trim Movie

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distorted music power-one of eight authentic furniture

styles available at this modest cost.

"Your Complete Music Center"

Leach's Music & TVDixieland Center Murray, Ky.

Store Manager Joe Doran

Sales Manager Bob Forsee

SEEN & HEARD ..(Continued rem rage I)

ona__Ulin_can playgar end bridge es thcogh theyTete Ilatnem•

We have run the billowing beide,leL again It refleots how timeschinge, whether for the betterOr DOL.

This Is a Mt of rules in effectat a company about at the turnof the century.

1. Office employees each day willfill lamps, clean chimneys andtrim emirs. With windows once aweek.

Z. Each clerk will bring in atsseeei of water and a meth ofccal for the clay's

3 Make your as Oftrea.may whistle nibs to your Indlekl-ual taste,

4. Men employees will be given anevening off each week for court-ing porpoises. or two evenings aweft If they go regularly tochurch.

5. After 13 hours of labor in theoffice, the empioyee Mould spendthe remaining time reading theBible and other pond books.

6. Every employee should lay a-side from each payday a goodlysum of hie earnings for tilsbenefit during his dectining yearsso tent he wig not bedome a bur-den on soctete.

7. An emPloYee who invokes Sean-tiglera. taws liquor In any

toren or frequenta pool and pub-lic halla or gets statved In a bar-ber shop, wet elm god reason tosuspect hie worth intentions. in-tegrity mat bawler.

L The emelleYee who NMI BlE'-1onnatl bin hbor faithfudy andwithout beet for five years, wiltbe given an Liesease of five (tanteper city in his pee, providing pro-fits Man bungee panty* S.

Hospital Report

Admissions, Dee. lbe 15 and 66

Mrs Luoy Chwrre. General De-

livery. mew: Curtis E. Punka%300 North 1s Rove& Murray:Km Wig 0 Ward, 112 South

lOth Street. Wormy: Mm. Sere

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Backstairs At TheWhite House

By MERRIM1N KNUTH

1LTYI White House Reporter

WASHINGTON UI - Back-

stairs at the White House:

With President Johnson down

at the LBJ ranch in Texas wcrt-

iz at realm, it is same-

whet eseer to look back without

utter on hitigue at his recent

nouPid-the-world trip which ended

ChrietmaisProm the journalistic stand-

point. the trip viiis hard to evid-

trate unerrotionaily while it wee

ln progress Moths at het speed

and yeerg for day* without hitt-

ing a bed, the eye of the flea-

land beholder often woe a bit

md. tired and deem

There were those on the trip

and art twine who Mountie the

Chiet Ereoutive wars overdoing

thirties a bk by covering 27 000

mites by elk in five dsvs and

Maoism Waidess As 1. Meig..ing al, eYsiglbing Irmo • fighter

Reid New Brenda DIREITIPII. 1616 bombers Mae lin northeast Thad-

CallbisaY. Mummy': Babe boy Dar- land to the Vatican.

nail IMO Cbilowely. Murray. Irby Net Always Convenient

del Watinm, Rage 1. Mayfield; Johnson, however, is Tether stee-

1Beim gie Grant 102 North 14Rh tented In his cerniction trast beta

!Wrest. Murray .1 Claude Gooch, wag about the busking; at bang

Ruled Route 40 Malay, Mrs. Lo- President in the beet manner pee-

rens Anderson. Rural Router II; ebb, wethei the tune and oppnrt-

Murray; Alamo Ingram Mei

Spruce Street. Mimeos: Mlas Ber-nice Prye, Nei Ilan. Itigew:Mrs Dorths Starts, 300 South

llth. Murray: Mrs_ Laws .1. Road-ow REIM! Route 1. rem Cisme:

Willient S. Hopson, Rural Route

1, Murney; amen D. =dna 7011

Story Ave,' Murray: lita Janie

Meek Thirst /Mute 5, libeflelth

Mrs. heave Odle. 1014 Payne St.,

Mune"; James B Start, Rune, -Mier

well MO Jahiamil VircL. 40,

IRa WIlmouth H. 1200 Mein

Street. Mummy: Mrs. Cora Stack,

311 South Irvin. Murray. Ters.

Leone WIllems, Rural Route 2,

Ileatel: Mats Darla Bradford. Rtr-

at Route 1. Miro: Mini Kane

("aurae Rural Route I. MuftWf;

las. Kay Lentz. Rend Rabe 1,

Murray: James Brown, 319 Wood-'

hewn Murray: Donald (-/VRIf, Ste

Pennell Crete. Telielaresee. Med-

d': Mrs. Laura Diem. Dexter,

Dlimlassis

Mrs Wry Parrish Route 6,

Muney; Baby tel Aweigh, Route

8, Murree: Mb Ted L. Under-

wood. Route I, Phett: Mi /Lary

'Manley, Route 2. Pentengton;

Creek Dublin. 303 Eiouth 13th

Street, Murmv: Met Juliamon, meet MTA Gonne Warrior,

1416h szyd Henry. Murree':

Mar es nide. we Payne. Ifferrae;Suwon Sicirmer, BbxIII, nor-

rev. Mbe Sharon Orion.Ricky Young. Pans): Met Vb.

girses Allen arid gni. 1636 Ool-

lege Form Read. Mtirray; Caed

itepidne. Rural Route 1. Akin;

Mrs. Eula June Stone, .Rursi Rt..

2, Murray; Hier boy Dowdy. Rur-

al Route L Dexter: Mts. Prances

Kidders& Rural Route I, Parts,

Taut: Men Basle Hays (expired).

900 Vine Street, Murray; C. K

Purckm (ewired), 309 North lath

Street., Murray.

unite ambit* to him Par Jour-

mile. who wilt by the waystde

and cangletn of otrietrig around

the world ki 120 hours. Johnson's

agile* a that he famed none

of than to go with hen: that

conduct of the pnvicieney cannot

alwaYa be scoordthe to stenched,

of tendert and convenience

One creep the idea that the

Preeident may do more of the

some port of travel In months to

Per one-tiedie-ife-

ed beyond any question thiu pro-

tozoal requirements for edits be-

tween chiefs of government are

considerably Is.. complicated than

they were a few rare two.

Minimum Sequiremente

There was a time when It was

regarded Si required that weien

heads of CCIIIPMCDIerst met, it had

to be for a minimum of three

days This gave the peowtpais time

to excha.nge banquets end lun-

cheons, visit kcal monuments and

conduct their Dermal badmen as

time permitted.

Dwight D. Illeenhower Sea the

divet Preeident to break this pat-

BUCKLE DOWN

WASHINGTON MPS - "Moat

parents," siva Jerome H. Snore.

"unknowingly are rbildng the liv-

es of enuill children by letting

than rdt or etand in cars without

The director of the Pubbc

Health Service's National Center

for Litton and Industrial Health

In Cincinnati urged Parents to

buy !pedal seat belts for their

chleir•en.

tern He proved In his historic

trip to Indie in 1969 that an

American president couk! reit

tourer:ire along the way for nomore than a, few hours. provideda clearly undnritlreliable eardsbn-tion was made to the host coun-try.

Jctinsort new knows to hie mit-istection ttat business between

chiefs of government can be an-

ducted without so much se a

diner Duricheion. Their meeting eanbe strictly business oancluotedwith a minimum of ceremony and

virtunDy no advieers except top

White House Wade meenbers.

Hog MarketFederal State Market New. Service

Thursday, Dec 10, 1967 KentudryPurchase Area Hog Market Re-

port Ire-hides 9 Buy Stations.

Receipts 1066. Barrows and Olits, Steady to Weak. Sows, Steady to

' weakUS 1-2 - 300-230 be 617 75-la SO:UR 1-3 - 190-230 IM $1'T-11 75:

VIS 1-3 - 230-260 be 51550-172;DR 2-3 - 240-200 kis $15 50-16.50:SOWS:UR 1-2 - 710-350 La 1111316-14.00,

T..13 1-3 - 300-460 Ites $1260-13 .3r)US 2-3 - 400-600 tba tla 50-1250

TECH-AGLANGUAGLIT JOHN KRANER. CENTRAL FUSS

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REGULAR $2.50

THRIFT $1.99BOX

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THE ORIENTAL WAY

NEW YORK TN - Through

the ages man has dealt with

heach,ohe with a variety of tech-niques,

Oariteder the Japanese method,

as outlined by the Chirminstitic

Headache Clinic in Mae-wort, NJ.

'Ile Japanese utilized a principle

caged "nen.' This involved the

'adhered sufferer biting on spe-

cially grown green onions with the

back molars on that side of the

mouth where the headache m-

aimed. The bite me to be mein-

babied tliTata the headache went

aWay.

MAY GIVE ASYLUM

LONDON CPT - Britain may be

willing to give asylum to Aziv

Mugabe, a Soviet Oriental lang-

uage expert who dipped &WU.

from • Rung= youth delegation

ho India, a Oactunonwesith Office

spakeernan said. Uhigsade is now

In ale hands of imam authcrit-

les. the spokesman said

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"THE WORKING MAN'S FRIEND"

SWANNS MARKETWishes All Of YouA Happy New Year

KITCHEN KRAFT (t-2 can, 2 for 35e)

#300 Can

B'Eye Peas 2°25c Smoked Jowl 29fb

RUSH'S - # 303 Can

HOMINY 329c Beef Stew Meat 59Fb

RUSH'S * Veit

KRAUT14-R.NT CUT (C•oter Cut __5t lb.

3°35c Chuck Roast 49'lbMT. FARM HOT - 12 ounces

Pepper Relish 39cSHORT RIBS

BEEF 4°C

ARM ROAST lb. 59' I MINUTE STEAKS _ lb. 99e

CARNATION

SLENDER 79cINSTAINT

CREAM OF WHEAT 45cQUAKER

Instant Oatmeal 39cDRY - 1 Pound

Black Eye Peas 21cHUNT'S _ 7: 300 F in

Peaches 5i$1.00SUNSHINE - 1 Pound

CRACKERS 32cF'1,1•FFY - Giant Size

ALL 65c

WILD BIRD SEED 40"

SUNFLOWER SEED_ _ _ _ _ 59'

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Gamma Gamma raisesee limoSWIM waa heti on MondayLecember le at mem o feat inthe evens* at the arm hag onL bs Drive wilth Bornara Gnome$ad Juay Him as MammaThe extents mu opened with

the menbers repeating the °pee-ing ritual together &MI the fol-lower; menthers sate prema:Martha Ads, Athet Damn. Der-lane Feed, Judy Him Jug, Ilmo,Carol filswes. Brim Itionsta. ho-mes Thornton, Judy Wan, LunaWort, due Overby , dimmer L. s01 and Barham George.

Janet Duman ma ri charge ofthe program thealect Home •Mug Cram 'at tilt atteg gitiaterfor the meeting and gave • veineituromme priapism on the nib-yeas.The roll call and aniattes mew

given by the Secretary , Quellbank and the thesicarer $ Deportgo en he• the treasurer , Dithez.eFord. gads ounmitage Wrathaim her report-Myna Thema thairenin of the

eethoe commium. messed dmthe Moss for Chnomes tor lhetans at the Fort Campbellpita. bad Men wen no the. AsaBlanketudiegi o fthe Rea Oremana they ware dammed to MesaThese awns liad Laird the cuonth-li 4.sosa ot the Red Crow tartheir serviceThe SOME& carammt Pam

wase ben on premier 12 at ttahome of Byinai Timm Sif themempera A airmen.* programvins by at P/0011.iota meinaged. palm wets may-ect. am! retreitenenta serveaLyebe testem A good Mae TM& en-joyed by aiLThu regular. meeting um domed

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THE LEDGER TIMES -.. MURRAY. KENTUCKY

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Thorodae. Itessimboe 111A dem* Aar ninth through fah

peados Mt be halld at the Co-way Omen Counary Cada Monmoots to 11 at p.m _ three MN bethe Rod ityreliaite. Trims at.avian* Mini

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Wang. .1111enlat Laub Ili bilea ans sissos at 930 a.m. atNe die beeme be rams, the(lidelione demmeelina

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Club .at bon its New Yam%Ore dance from nine p m to mea. al. tor adult n-'--aarlal tam gums. ikon will beMears and Mearames Cal Luther,(Men Thurman. J. 1.4114 Hopson,Ympi Hama Tomme D. Taylor,Ace Mcfleynolds Dun abeam am

Purgereon.• • •

beagay„ December 31The Oaks Cotatry Club MU

hate Se New Year s Nye pun inthe lounge of the club etartiog at11:811 p. tor members sagtheir out a it. guests Hostsmil be Mews and Mealemes

N.ww, Brent Oinaticl. AmosTheitett, HAMS Miaters, Arks&mt. Illsumas Jimea. and ChartsBah

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Moullay, Jeasar7 1The Lowe Mom Circa of gat

?Vat Boom& Mixon INNIS Inkmem wanMrs W RomanWinans Avenue. at 7.30 p. at.

• • •The Nantima Jones Cane al

the Pint 266Itill • Chun* wainm1/ meet at the home of Mtn

Cae1$ p. 81-

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be heal us Jetsam * a an .Sue- Tuesday. Jemmy 2unie 1 amnion agal Nen Turner The Aruu. Anieseexes clime dse n as Witham the First Bageta Chum& 1101MBS'sMR meet with Mrs Robert Orrat 7.70 p.Elm Grove WMS • • •

Has Regular Meeting No 19 Colnitile &mew% hoseenemey 81> Of the liatutmos f Carts will meet▪ og she gem oro,s nweggi at the Ildmak. Hail at semi pClentib met as der ontirm at • •Waleiessisu . December 70 et

iegleth On the eveningNth Clinghs Butteen was Us

leader Ow lbs emegiern lAitture•101 vvral**1 UMW Pagel% Idirawasaar...The cell to mutat was by Mrs

gad Lee The swop preparedChruland bonen ler gar oakend Mutants

at Perebessea. Mae Ooarge Otimy,

Mans primed were him Wei-

Mrs Albert ender Mrs Johnftecogis. Mrs. Brigham lenrali. dad- -thener eiteloser

• • •The sun is at total maps ao

average at aoly tour keens and • a •50 minutes each century. °Tony at Or Dbegiase Wo-men a Teareadin at the FirstThe nilhant stiatblb leaves at Chriatain Church MN meet withNorth Amer* are unmatched hlra blervem Pugin et Pee p.morsitiore Moe in the world Mos. C. Lowry MI present the

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Club met at the home Mra BunWintonson on Wednialay. DOCOLO-Isar 2111, be an ail des meetingwith the president, Ufa. Merv*Aorta. preeigemngMrs. Bill gave the de-

MUMS w the imegoure read-tag tram Lltii 21-16. She loci laprayer end Moo and the any.-The Weeleeers Clandle".The presideetV Anse from Yes

Ileramu Wrsther, at nom. wesrad by Mai Parts Moo reportedan the cousin naeleng.A Maw treat as keg Orms

woo mud teetairing eiub terin part al toe Cbaleame gift*age made ter me imblem UMW

A Chnothas 61011110101111igoat by ibe dub imenbess Maosmog Chown= smogs end reedMe Clensentes awry. •The recrestiun wee led by Mrs.

Claim Janes. As the WPC tkAirS tmestatie dinner prepared tothe niantess am amused.During the ntenaan remota the

gamy pothered around the Christ-ma tree at ealtooge gigs wishmar sumbeee bassals and revealtimer mine& The group drew nam-es ibr suoshose Mends tar theaes year.Ides Readie Heuer was wekom-

ad as a aura nal as a are mem-ber ut the otub by the members.

nein neeing wdl be baldomendy. Jeibukhr) 10, as lbs

ham of Mat Caftan J.• • •

'The 'punch year tntioneue atmen be ammeolegisis to mate&anithan

The Monan's fasison dto 01 Service tto Aradist Qairett inert at thethumb at ten • en The eaeouthehand vs Not meet me BeeneInner (Arca be in aborgeof the prugrwth

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The Dega Department of theMonty Womins Club mestSt the dub bOUNI •I, 7 ;An pMrs J Haybten will presentthe inallimeasigt-geatea-theme Cleaves }tendon, collnuRowlett Wibart Oignest. Marv;Matcher. and Miss Muth logIgger.

Fabric SaleStarts 8:00 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 28th

Reg. $2.96 to 64.9*

54 Woolens & Double Knits _ _ _ '1.79 yd.

60- Woolens and Knits s1.29 yd.Reg 9$e to 6139

Drip Dry Cottons 59e to 79' yd.

Many More Specials -

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Jealous Husbandlifts Disturbed Mind

By Abigail Van Buren

eweDEAR AY: When no hue- do mth ha. he Help! ALMAbend courted at I at secretly MAAR ALMA: Don'taallikered became he wee terann Tee omen be beety.Nalbuis I thought it at pox/of his love. Now that we've beentanned atr seven morigne, Td gtieanglitang if he Weili111, 110 *AIMS.Ile as seams a every men I

loot as, or pews on theta▪ rs& Be amuses me of winkingat than and giving them en-couraging mirsais and Malt not.He amuses me al isamoOng nenon nay lunch hour. and says be-news" balm been with • lovesa I gee home fifteen mune, theNo one ha tote from lee May se-ountious. LID, en the tong bcg*no Miners the newspaper!) Hekeeps atter me to "andemr thingsend there is nagnig to confeastI was godly po le the police sw-im. sea ode • he dodoes test ortruth serum. Anything to provemy innuotesoe once azxl for at

FAITHFULDMZ FAITHFUL: berry, but

evas if you were to subject" ye-at'-▪ to a lie detector test aadtruth minim wonkiet MIMS •thois our busbusil end pee-bah armee yew ef belay in es-teems vs Sib the emu who gimeI. I ear hothead is the mewho needs the help. Cesellast as-eseidese Melted blab is sympto-matic of a very datarbed g.

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DEAR ABBY My problem isnot another %MAW. At • Pint.My buy friend is brew suce.mgan thet bloomeng pipe, and k ftdriving me out at my mind. Hes dither toaciang it aesinst mane-Wing to loneen the oid tobi000,or pedant/ same fresh tobaccoergo or el.+-r.iog is, or lookingtor meads& It redly keeps ismbuay. Be doesn't even etudeHe nth he ane took up • ripebecame he qua antabing aseretaand this gives ham thissehing to

eieg etes seasoo may look bright and shiny in your seekof the w-ods, but it certainly looka bleak here. This te •Distant Early Warning station at Sondrestrom Air HamGreenland, seen from under wing of • supply plane. The1.000-ton structure Is high as • so-story building, and issupported on eight steel columns that must be extendedpale.19-ally as the 'mow line Mee.. These stations ars lined

up clear across the cootinent through Manta.

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DNAB, ABBY : you passeonibun Mg a datigheer MK anher noon aged neither to comeand negate the evening mmil forher hmely, and then dler com-passed all Ns ahem& Nom 10Webs& et MOIL dem moth& dau-ghter will let her nemater makhume done at du dark Mae twocam are parted out, in brunt otVie house? I wooed the to meVatanewered tra the newspaper.

WONDERING

DO. tit W OND En G For themist *emirate answer to youreiseeder nia lbe nimbler.

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DEAR ABBY Re the bride who

diverted heir groom of three weeksOmitase be reused to tee a de-ottmant: You said. "Teo bad shedidn't sat up mute d a sweatover din bedere they married."ra be die ded, but, Illre mon

women the planned on "rettrea-rag" lien alter the wealthy.As far as I'M CEID0ernerl. a wo-

Man bil mover had heeler grounds• reveree. A man b be mareswinges beeinee be goes simund=sham the an NNW takenkt.Neither a he Mos a men becausebe uses a deoderent, A dulyMower, cr even two, n not pro-tection sonnet panarwition odor.OnitY a deodorant te. No natterhow good & man lock& We how he/SMELLS dna COULlid. And thesame goes fur women ALL MAN

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Poe:Mims? Write to Abby, BoxOrtles lre AniNem, CaL, WOW Poe• pennon mealy. Indoor a seemp-ed. self-seldressal envelope

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FOR ABBY'S NEW BOOKLET"WHAT 1122s -1.41.F.R6 WANT TOKNOW," SIND $1.00 'TO ABBY,BOX NM LOS ANURILES, CAL.

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OREGON IMPORTSGANZ BIBNel

PORTLAND, Ore. - Theisdime phinallean mew remelt/obtained gran Oallereek) and Wash-ington and released in Oregon'sWelles% efounteens.The Oregon Osme Clammledan

hopes the high eitainde gems bidewill Were Nang to the sesersmountains.

THURSDAY - DEER 28, 1967

PersonalsMr. and Mrs. Marna nodose of

Port Landentale. Peorlds. were theypiestp dorms the holidays og herparents, Mr. and B. J. nota....hillier Avenue.

• • •Dale Adams ot Murray Route

Two hiss been demessed from theWestern Baptiat Bsagatol, Padu-cah.

• • •Mr. and Mrs. James !hint Wil-

son of Oak Ridge, Tenn,, sorerecent guests of has welds, Mr.and Mre. .1. B. Wilson, end bro-ther, Billy Wtlion. They left lastweek to spend that week with herwent& In Daytona Beach, FM.

• • •Mr. and Mrs. Domes Neil of

Lincoln Hark, Mioh, are the par-ents at a baby gui bona Decem-ber 12. She he. been nomad Debe-lla:a A Cleandparenie are Me.•Old Mrs. Claytun Workmen dDebra, Minh. Oren grandparentsSr. Mr. and tbs. 011ie Wurtmanaf Murray, and the Mt* Mr. andMrs. (.Amid IlL116ti 01 Murray.

• • •/kept:ten Donua of Theodore&

Ala., at menaing the Latrines withCY wants, Mi. motell Mrs. WayneDoran, Sycamore Strew&

• • •Mrs. Ruby Denning spent the

Christmas leabdays with rel&Uvesat Nerandle, 101,

Eugene CYNeill won ha Urn altour Paden PlIklie wilth his pace."BeyondVie tlartaan"

Retered Mannar worse thebook "Bat )fteterean" on nadadie telarision aeries sea beard

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Snit $2.00

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STAMP OF APPROVAL-Pres-ident Johnson hands Post-master General LawrenceO'Brien a souvenir pen Inthe White House after din-ing into law the postal In-crease and pay raises for fed-eral employee and sarvic•-men. So, as of Jan. 7, mail-ing a letter costs 6 cent&

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BELK'S of MURRAY

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KA SALE

DAISCHUND, 7 yeas old. Wedma-racer, 8 weeks old and some 4months old. All AKC. 438-2173. 0-311-C

DON'T merely brighten Mir cot-pets .... Sue Use Mem.. minate rapid recoiling Rent eke-trio shampooer 41. HUghes PointStore. D-30-C

1964 G. T. 0. Oceivertible. 1964

Corea& Morse oaupe. Phone 753-D-28-P

1963 ELM:7MA 126 WOO, enpower, with ale. Good tires, kcal

am. Dell after 5 p. m1116-4616.

MCC ELEXIMIIICRED faille Pek-ingese. Four years cub. BMW brok-en. Phone 763-7292. D-39-C

NEW 30-INCH Tappan gee range.

White wuh viaaalite doom. See at

307 Woodiawn or mil 7538361.

D-29-P

Amour 30 BUILDINGS Must be

nsoved by May lat.. 1966 See Joe

Dik, Model, Tenn 0-29-C

6-21A-R-OLD Mare with Middle

a.nd bridle, for sale cheap. Call

436-M60 13-39-C

530 CASE tractor, excellent con-

dition See or tall Cheater Roten-

son at Hazel 498-8690, El-30-P

A 1964 CHEVY Impala Local oar.

A 1662 Oidamobik., 2-cloor hardtop ATTENTION BOISINESIS Men.

well power. For thewe and other Murray now has • oomp/ete Jain-great buys see Cain tk Tay/or, tonal servioe, Plat more inforata-

earner of 8th and Minn Streets Lion cal e53-3029. D-X-C

THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY

MASSIMO ADS BEI BEMISam° ag Tarbes our Station,corner of 6th and MP M Streets.

D-30-C

1902 CHEVROILLT licytneler, localear. 1961 Rama** EllationPOT the best teed coma in townsee Oslo Tivytur, am and Meaneiszeet. D-30-0

FIVE ACRES, two inliee wee ofaiq Mune. approidmetety Si inMame. $4.U0o. ?none 706-3076.

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MALE HELP WANTED

MANAGEMENT cAgEEMFOR MEN

Apphainta now being Interviewed

for tramIng po3gmitt, leading tomanagement politicos in a pro-

gressive Consumer Credtt 0001-

PM. Mina an attractwe salary

sidle learning. Outetanderig em-

ployee benefit*, phie rapid prune.

boos. A sei_tane future amine youIf you are between 10-30, have a

high school eduastion and are

willIng to work hard to build acareer With a leactua company

Cane in and talk Tel Mr. Murrdl

Fitzgerald at 394 So. et/i 13e, orphone 753-1413. J-4-C

- - - - -Serv tees )ftorod

ROOFS IMPAIRED or rapeseed.

butt-tm - shingle - Emmet. Low

test - Mee ketinaries

Roofing 00. 758-81140 TPC

0-30-C

1115 FORD Galax* 3-door hardtop.

la Ocibile. factory air anddouble tower. Try and he at

JANITORIAL SETtVICe Who says

we only clean storm? Call Main-

tenance Unlimited at 753-2096.

sleep for a a yit o d y thatnight. The whole town wasaroused when the moon wagstill high and shintng brilliant-

ly by the sound of many horses'

hooves and marching feet.What Seemed to the bewilder-

ed townspeople. rubbing sleep

out of their eyes. an enormous

number of horses and men sadguns had assembled on the rec-

reation grounds. Under cover of

darkness the relict force bad

marched In, through the way

that lay open past Israel's Farm.

where Colonel Plume r had he would look for her at once.

fought and won the day yester- So she must wait She must

day leant self -diactpllne by attending

It was too soon to Indulge in to the needs of the gravely

wild greetings and celebrations wounded and dying.

The two hundred and seven By daylight she knew that

.eenth day of the siege WWI Tom was not coming back

lawrung. and it would be the It was. Inevitably, Doctor

las-U-Stit the Brat aetien Atacenereon who bad to confirmstill to take place her' intuition--Perhaps he midAny-one who had lingered over asked to be the one to do so

breakfast would have missed Sister Casey called her from

the battle altogether. for It last- the bedside of a boy with half

ad only • half an hour. his face shot away'.

Then a great cloud of duet ''Doctor wants to speak tothat wean t due entirely to ex- you. nurse "

plotting shell' appeared around Elizabeth straightened h a r

the Don headquartera People aching back

stared incredulously. scarcely 'Very well, Stater see said

able to believe what It meant. quietly.

General Snyman was trekking' 'Ll3315.•' Doctor Macpherson

One by one the wagons with had drawn her a little way

bullock, and mutes being whip- clown the corridor. Fie took •

ped up to a greater speed. were letter from his porker and held

moving off in the direction of it out to her She read the ad-

the Transvaal border dream written in a precise fern-

Th vanished so quickly that imite hand. Mr Thomas Wheel-

by the time the dust had cleared et, Matching. South franca "

the /aid was empty, The Mager "It's from his wife. He hadn't

which had been there for too opened it

long that It had seemed a per- Elizabeth heard herself say-

marmot feature of the landscape ing quite containedly. -Where

had empty vanished. Wagons, was he found?"

bonne and cattle had "About halfway to Vryburg.

gone. Mounted troops. exploring On the veld He I'M been mot."

the debris left, found nothing "The-the vultures-' Laszie's

but filth and litter, a few chic- lips were suddenly too Mitt to

hens and a few abandoned eat- flame words. She had alwaystie It seemed incredible that known that nightmare would

such a short time ago ten thou- come true

sand men had gathered there. "He would have died inatan-

Some of them remained of taneously."

course There were a number of "How can you know?'

graves, some of them mass ones "Lizzie. my dear." Doctor

Not many were marked Soon, Macpherson 's voice had a tend-

with wind and weather, they ernes& she had never before

would be lost sight or altogether heard. 'There a no use torturing

The forts that had bristled with yourself thinking anything else."

guns and the scrubby trees that • "No, you're quite right. You'rehad concealed many an expert always right. '

sniper were empty. too The She pushed back her hall

veld was suddenly dreamlike in from her damp forehead and

its emptiness and loneliness, held out her hand for the letter

ft was a relief to turn from "Will you let me answer this.

It and see the flags triumphantly Alex? Its the least I can doin the town.' for that poor woman in Eng-

There was to he II welcome land."

tor the relieving force arid a Ho hesitated She said. "Don'tparade. something for the star- look at me like that. I won't

ved, exhausted people to feast behave badly again. Tom usedtheir eyes on. to taunt me with tong a lady

It was not, however, an en- - So nose It'll try --to prove It."

tirely happy day. The dead and "Lizzie. Lizzie. cry"

wounded from Colonel Plunter's She shook net head, "Later.

net Ion at Israel's Farm were Tli a time inter."

Still being broneht In. the WRI• He looked at her sneloesly enic'el

from the novel sublishesi hi coward Mi nnn in Uhl ay D. It Nova.

Dieuibuteel by huisWSaU.mi as coliclitetw

LOST & FOUND -- --

POUND Two clogs, one is • brown.

te and tan hound, the other a

large black Collie Phone 753-8300.

13-29-C

setter bled

and vitae.

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Now best-seller

OBOXICGM AZ, swumby MARY PARADISE

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HELP WANT FOR RENIED

HELP WANTED to work lii Paha 4-ROOM HOUSE with electricStore, fulliame employment Write bees near Lumen:14, $35.00 • non-Hughes Pan* More, 401 Maple Lb. Call 753-4669 alter 5 9, M.Street, Murray, Ky. No prione calls. 0-29-C

13-211-0

OPPORTUNITIES

NOW OPEN

at

BOONE'SLaundry & Cleaner.

Phone 713-2352

Age 1$-54

1 Miontenaece man.

2 Presser.

3-3-C

FEMALE HELP WANTED

I WANT SOME reliable woman

to come and sew with me in mybiome at IllifhL Clan acme or oatl763-3061 1100 Papier street, Mur-ray. Mrs. Ona Moyer or E. C.

Cooper. 0-30-P

- - -LOOT: 8 mouths old

dog, f male. brown

Ooniagt John Purdom.

CT 1 A PTER 15 gone avoloing the center of the helpleitsly then stlently handed

UT there was nut to be much town so as not to dampen the her the letter with toe Engaalt

fibritions. Postmit, - •sess4.igg

Tlerty had died in the battle. • • •

As always: /oe wee oilzed with Although in the end. thetragedy. Boers had shown no fight. the

Elizabeth Willoughby. after • e,weepeopie were not to be de-brie' rest at Doctor llacpher- mod teen. spectacleDon's insistence in the night. During the morning the relief

had worked without ceasing. to a, mad. an °meta, mAreil

At fire when she had neard to Market Square Heade° bythat the °tux° Pallet "'roe had Ute three Colonels. Baden-Pow-arrived, she had wanted to rush ell. Plume, and Manon. andout and se.trch their numbers followed by many distinguished

for Tom Wheeler Then she had officers such as Prince Amman_found herself unable to She der of Teck. Sir John VI/though-

Imam that if as had come back by, Colonel Frank Rhodes. •

brother of Cecil Rhodes. the

former Prime Minister of the

Cape Colony, and aim Colonel

Baden-Powell s own brother.who had been one of the fire

Of the relief column to arrive

tit Matching they moved down

the dusty road into the town

cenBeterbing them rode the Royal,

Horse Artiliery. the Canadian

Artillery, the lmperi at Light

Horse and the DtamoneHorse. A little dust stirred by

the horses' hooves setUeel lighUy

on the men on foot, volunteers

from across the world- -"aria-

Mans. Scots, New Zealanders.

Australians. trash South Afri-

cans and Britain s own Royal

Fusiliers Fit lean brown men.

walking with the long may

stride of many marchers

The Union lack flew from

every flag pole The nand

played The mayor was dresseo

in his formai clothes wtoUng to

n.ake a speech. waiting to say

that he ventured •o think there

would be a great deal of ex-

citement and Jubilation In Eng-

land this day

Who would nave thought

there would have men fly.. hun-

dred graves dug in the ceme-

tery that had bee.i scarcely be-

gun several months ago.

Later in the day. a serviee

was held in the cemetery, the

wind billowing gently in Father

Ogles surplice Once more themelancholy notes of the "LastPost' floateo over the town andthe vehd. There were no Boers

in the vicinity to hear 'he volley

that rang out over ..he graves

There would be no more furtive

interments by ianternlight,

temple mulct walk about free-

ly in the daylight They cauld

scarcely believe it and still kept

their ears sharpened for alarmbells. The women could 'move

back to their houses. countate

the damage of fallen chimi.eys

broken windows. scattered plas-

ter They could even begin toremake their garde-is.

It was all over The war had

flowed pant them Gut no one

wait unmarred

(To Sc Costiolur 1 Tomorrow/

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SAIALL BUILDING suitable forauto business Electnc door, alraznpressor. gee heat, excellentlighting. hot Miter, imod condi-tion. Phone 753-3018 '13-30-C

NOTICE

SORKES FOR SALE, horse train-Mg, riding lemma boarding boron,

41 Oolden Five Stables, 733-13411.Aua.-10-0

NOTICE• egoordaDee thZesosstip

abbedIlds Ihelhos WO end SLOWNo Is how* SIM HOS • winof Mod antientsot of avostallson Dec. Min 1987 flied by M-

aio efi. Acingoistratrix of theRiot. of James 11. Rwage/1. Deed-.aad that the awn los been ap-

proved by She Callow Cour*,Ootirt lad ordered Med to he overfor billiptioos Any peen= desiringSo fib any exception thereto will doso on or beforeJanuary, Wad , 1968 or be forever

barred

Witness my hand the. 38th noof Dec., 1967,

By D W. SHOEMAFCER,Comte Court Clerk.Clabber Oothity,EardbekgDIM7 Nalidals, DO

ESP

NOTICEIn accordanoe with Kentucky

Statutes, Sections 36,196 and 33.3110:Notion is hereby given that • reportof PUNS settlement of amounts wason Dec 30th 1907 filed by Neil-

son Blalock, Adnumetrator of theditate of Rebecca Jane Sterasizt,

Deed..

and dud the same hie been ap-proved by the Calloway DotingCourt and ordered filed to tie averfor exeeptIons Any person desiringio hie any excepts= thereto will doau an or beforeJanuary, a1..a 1961 or be forever

barredWitness nay hand this Dith day

of Dec.. 1967By 0.*W.- isseangitEmsDowdy Court Okra.Oadoway Ooung. Z7.BY: Dewey Heesdale, D C

1TP

Creation OfLife PerilTo Religion?

By LOUIS CASSELSReam/ achievement/I by Stam-

ford Utuverwity rowan:hers indi-cate that acme eventually may

be able to create life in thy Mar.story.

What will this do to faith inC3od?

Some may find their bebef inGod shaken by artificial synthesisof living molecules. If so, thugbasic difficult/3r is a eatally inade-quate concept of Clod.Without reshape it, peetept,

they have ptn their roan In whattheologianoraIl 1,be Ood of theape" Dud is the hypothati ab-ed In to fill the pips al maceknowledge-tau explain whet rotaotherwise hod teetotal:also'Ilia a an anotent bed remark-

ably persistent way at thinkingabout God. In coalunets Peak be-fore tin aoterdhe age, tie sacawere very side and the nolo se-dined to Guct wee oorreipoodleog-ly large.But as hurnon rzotrisalee of

and control over the natural en-vironment have grown. there hasbeen leas and leis room da theeducated mane view of the worldfor a -Clod of the caps."&Doe oreatlen of tie ig one of

the few reclaiming gaps, it * notsurprising that some people feeltheir faith imperged by clauover-les pointing to the posibilaty thatscience will 23hite thin inyeterY.too.But a mature concept of Clod

finds no threat in any advanceof scientific knowledge For Itbows Doct-so perfect fidelity to

the Illbii-es the oreateve prin-ciple et wart in ell apentuons ofsatire and In Mt human achieve-

In this veiled, God is not aniagesan also punt, off

WIND tnyezutying feats sari asaroeson ids welds Ohlin

bIlle mangos.Be it the author and directorof the Miele dam, the eouroe at

1-Yot ,g sheep5 Is i9 Pro but12-See on Asia1J-Sal14-Girt nano15-Mos revealing17-Poe.111-Mtari slap19-1Nre.21-les Ii

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RERE trill ARE, ORTuAugFAILING IN MATH, AND YOUDOM'T SEEM TO CARE

NOtICSIn accardance WW1 Ifientuak,

Statute*, Sections 26..Se and 36.30e,hoLux is hereby given that a reportof Final sett/ement of socounta wason Dec. 361h., 1907 flied by

Grace E. Covey, Atinenistratrix of

We estate of Vern E. Clovey, Deed.,

anu that Usi same has been ap-proved by the Calloway WittilyCourt and ordered ADM to he crewfor exceptions. AD, Paia011'told. any exceptscn will does on or beforeJanuary, 212nr1 , 1966 or be forever

barred.Witness my hand this blith day

Of Dec , 1967.By D. W, SHOEMAKM%aunty Court Clerk

Calloway County, Ky,BY. Dewey esigedale, D C

VTP

TECH-AG L81; JOHN KANEa,AlYA9.1-

STEM-- Iscronyynlhee-fin•$onstort Modulo os w, 41691114110lunar Imtryp quereers mode of

seengeh sioiniees Wool Mowinents and flexIbl• nwaisinis.wil leseeposenhorsi owarld. Powirseeiesassa and eras. S pre-.4des ember fur ise

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CEILING

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LIKE YOtI'D FOUND AN IMPORTANT

CLUE TO THE LETTER WRITEP-,MR. CROFT.

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hang wtesse creative VIE is noless present in a laboratory tea-tube than in the everyday "mir-

acle" of ordinary conception

If (3od implements Die creativeIllattlial Men% DI the

fhb kjwe, why aticeild it °c-aution any sureinke for him to doso in the second?

VISTA TOTAL

WASHINGTON Are - VISTAWench for Volunteers In Begoice

to Acnordda.

The Office of !Immerse °won-unity tOEt.,) reports there noware 4,180 VISTA, toluraters. 'the

oat, In fiscal '67 - so excess of$28.2 million.,

PAGE FIVE- -FOR THE BIRDS

NEW YORK I Pt --- Build bird-houses in a-inter and have them

ready 113r the arrival of nestingbirds in spring, say Girl Smutsof the U.BA.Too often bindboo," are erect-

ed in summer' alter moe* birds

have nested and when natural

fabage already proviziee suitableneatang sites. Good birdhouses canbe made (run simple materialsmob as large tin cane, tar paper

and se..ns,ps of %%Aid_ To learn

whicat kind of home is beat anted

to loc.al species, consuh bird booksin the Maury.

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PAGE SIX THE LEDGER it TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY

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Roger Babson's(Coatis wed From Page 1)

carefully ter sales and taking ad-vantage of any burng opportuni-ties provided by L.. venal numa cattle fed to extra-heavyweights. Apparent detennioationby growers to cut back op pout-t ry output th-eguens to degrivehe housewife of ace of her monprolific sources of nissoingaly pine-ed meat.

Real mate will be a nab,sided mita In Nth. Nines torsangle-leadly be will continueto advent* as agegnmakm fallsto ran* Nang dignintle amid esad bubbler Gaga mom batter •-•partactibile the ftrotDemand lir leatale in the micklie.ind lame 111111116thi int gainsteadier: kanierin AIM to at-

theme nelene-V11111---be-noverelyanerameg aft Ware costly

acrafing Infaigage zaciney Spe-ulatirve pniebeas aid the sehi-telly of mann Naplap-elthelei-ty that to his detheille eithe• Eden Iran the digigleig ofbath to merry meth ModsIlmegly, the bettering's' Sat setin during the final six months of11(7 will probably not be mailin-tatned long In 199130 Higher pay sales, the effect

of retwot increases si total moneystiPthe& teneer social granny out -Brit and further advances indie-onabie income promise to giveCITY strong support to rend tradelining the earty months at INSnd for sorrie Ume beyond airilyminer shadow is the esodent re-

at coreurners to (0 IS!wenn Ines debt as in recentream The purchenng power winbe there. ern only an whoa*shift in consumer Mendes willbe necemay to rest tlyhohtsales gams-maybe rt: to 10%-44 during the ftrotlater efforts at' the Administra-te:in and of the money onagersto coal the must ion through tax-es ael rovernmentVending treer-elgew the rate alMali upturn.31 The trend In recce teem

Mos bren toward a dwindling row-ein it U 8 exports owe mart&This hoe ocme at *a bad time forour chronic oandigton of Mal-vin In our international pry-merits position Denotation of theninon end other currencies hastaut our ability to expand es--.ins at a metal lament tar oarManor of agemege Omega to*or usto IMO to nue likagamn"snots that hew been in a bat-,irss imp eth enjoy reoneryTaking a better mane far onperobsee Lbws. We formint that

gleargammteNMame andtiorimga '-p .& piadotidier during the %year sheet36 Carrera Mit of lbe geallig-

rty of an wen "hotter" amen%head in our nmeCer lialedaineedber Mies should be dimeastedPrepiratiern already mode and In

maktne Mould reduce theIlanrer of the firestiorre sufferedac 1917 We feet that real 01-• he 's been nab thrash'he ballot bee to mann ntantreltyelevens. Ariather ligpidat ago le

rbla Mtge IlaTigte suiptie-Nbillty ine suellsns^n the put of togannegegeg sadthe prewar motor Ille Me wa-nt to stick aur amen out andmagot that the emothoor al INNwill not be as "hot" as ens NM33 Weaver we ere not op-

'Meek on the mune game Is•••eireuira Renee reports Indicatethat Amen-ens will be in wenergeger ca,om. of be murdered.nahned. or robbed in MIN thenM 1961 is • frateentrig me outof 40.34 Money preimures-ban lea-

wad sal Maier mit--point to lbwered ligeldthy nextvela/ _with us allteNtivat kerman Ingagggigies. more dalladt cot-lectiellb Ind Mang lormeasume.XL IA a1811111149 a pear af

—aid* 111111118. smiltuds• tOlaard"tar inalt-miseet and towed,mums lassiss and indivIdlialtuna Mialpyffar upgweets in bus-iness 211111 11111111tively higher pro-

a's

ille-athillegag with a Moira sup-ha et Male flolinang the Ps"'am Outpour's.' in Midi- threat

tbe VFW for further progreni• the poplar stook avengesAter. se the tattle against

intenaftes. the neck mart-- t mer become subjedt to a pain-ful reamesernent36. A year ago we predicted that

•n Inv the ,"okl aristocracy of'he blue eta* based on pat per.romance" would "be replaced bya new arlitheracy of emir-ebbmorapirnent band upon hopes ofrood future performative New it:nem as if rnanY of the Volumrepresenting concerns with eloper-- bie forward -kx*Ing managementsPa's Jun plain become overvaluedIn the market piece We believe4t. will be unwise In 1964 to thaneafter with.37 As a cornet:mere of the de-

veloping money mueere high -gin-Iffy onh.) bonds of lone ma -umity -both fa gable and non-'ax-ble- should provide excellent

'cing -none invest me nt oppo rt uni-t:ft for thoee &Peking/ income dur-ing the first belliyear

311_ If we are correct in theabove aesumption. . we cannot befar WrOtig in predicting thin thebetter electric - utility commonV4 cks may alio prove to bestanding purchases fur long -termgrowth

39. nosing the "old aristocracy• det bite daps" them are aregabgr et tee/Mitrial areas the*haw beim pousded dawn Prxeto a Mat Mow real did sub-tante is dawf•filidills. Or mobgroup to the illuggliella The ani-line major isigathula here-onesthat enNIPed great bun marketto the lientii--may be in a buyingrange during Nth

410 Sulu nit moms today'3much-antatit-eillife 'thellennance"stooks_the nitillignaddm m-ount:toe coneente norasnia analbarrine ofcould wail Wad high OPPrellnal1OW as esilinalini pried at teento gam etto Pass.' moms. awltonsiald to pick Ilinn up edamthey have few Mind& And theyray nice more "glinior"" thenmany bunk aa they are showing• developing land tollauld "con-glomerating."41. Another poup that could

reach long-term buying levels nextyear to banks Althoueh their pro-fits are up now . they haw notbeen popular The reason Everyperiod of money squeeze rainsdoubts Oa to the degree of

OM" that bond portfolios andloam ell have to take *benmoney paws Its eras Mat timeRIM orient during lige41. Mei money rates tare ran

al haw bah the WIN% of ironyor the large finance companymocks Mad an the N Y MattExchange. flame of these tawbrood holdings to censer hogs:yet they are seem close to their'cella" lows When money ratesfroth up and arest over rest year--es we isedlot--a good invest-ment apportgailty wili be present-ed to tha group43 It mans almost a foregone

certainty that ague producuonSNMat .141e1:1 the Votes-Ton finally gee hick to amt.Tor a Wane then there might de-velop a merulauve wave in thewissues But we predict it would bemange to Maw after auto Matson am great eady-year arengthTINY are cyclical la naturr. oralsare 'Aperient* some rough mingawing the upoonone trade againstInflator)._ We chink there are bet-ter opporturnee in strongly at-mad warms.e aserchannwei•autio.s.It lamielte postman to out tack

tia Wading next war therele • nniewild fnine-up af the aril-hanteilealage we. Loot for ad-Meson. approprissios to build •tbither dead then the thin onewepond by Mr McMinn= Thisflap ell be aosenpareed by arimssfwg buying wave In Sockseiginethed with the program41 When daumions of inns-

tion get ono Meth grar to INS.attention an @Noun be foamed anwan to -protect" egionot it Youall be told to buy stocks as ahedge. Rut remember then hatM01111 Ni Up became their earn-

41110. not became they area "liebie against inflation." Wepredict that ciea eN nod toilia sorrow that docks nattybought a inflators' rprotection"hod no eat aingloal value.There will algo be • 'teat tan-

▪ Di the coming months aboutgeld stocks as a way to takemoney out of a dollar hmiPthe price of the preciaus metalThe devanation of the poundcauged a Ws rush ksto gold dodosMae the dingle will not be &-valued to lege we wen recentyourcheens of such imam themthey rimy nave looms for a longUme, anhough they may be righton some dinant day not next p-41 We predict tat a number of

isuge internatincsa mgrerns withdans traded In the U Sarid notsubject to the interesit-emallmanntax-particobety thine thee do sbig anthem ad' the -hand nibnee' nations at the European

monon Martet-may do betterttein gad stodge during the yearnow opening.48. War immen-ao-itaEed &genii?

dmehe-snay not do so well inNth se equitges of thew con-ones that tell benefit from anend to the war buildup Do not get'lofted tee' war stoo,lor alanplybecame they boast high cterentpronto and order bandage.

411. Nadine nines are expellentmaniples' of pee& atones Theykek a MP 'Mgt" now following19M is recovery in home Malan":however . we predict that whenthe money prewar, gets Intoler-

able gornetkne next year. theremay develop another opportunityto get into bonding mattes withen eye to future substantial gainafter the Viet pheee-out.80 In oceicbunon . under the

stimulus of the Peers 1901 "mo-

ney bath "-and spurred by heavy

strike-oaastsup output arid Monaactivity to he against coming

labor etoppageo-litainem amidsoar during scene of the earlymonths next year Gross National

Product and the INsi Index or Pro.

duotion w both advance smartkf

Sooner or later. hoarser, the per-

emunent will base to bost_baok

the onrushing inflation We do not

believe tint the American people'WM stand by and sue thnr greatcountry sctuded. And when themoney managers Vein the moneyflood-and the Administ ration andChinas dank the budget dancit-the upthotat of bunnies andprofits wtn be imbed. mth mosnot be so pleasant ter a while.

It could be downright unpleasant.ek• it will surely hokl far greaterpromise for a banger and minuettonsx-row.

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U.S. CHOICE BEEF (Center Cuts _ _ 494 lb.)

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First Cuts

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HOW COULD IPOG5tL.'?FrEEH%NousBEHIND A TREE?

CLOSED

NEW YEAR'SDAY

for

INVENTORY

For Soup, Stew or Boil

BEEF

Brisket 29Round Bone BeefSHOULDER

ROAST 59cbFor Boiling with Veg.

FAT

BACKlb. 19c

Fresh Produce

Lean Meaty Beef

SHORT

Washed, Red - 20-lb. bag

RIBSlb. 39c

POTATOES 69cYELLOW SWEET

Onions3-lb. Bag

190

Grapes

19r°Winesap or Yellow Delicious 9

FRESH

Radishes6-oz Bag

Apples 4 lb. bag 39cPET INSTANT

DRY MILK8-Qt. Size

39cNO. 1

Blackeye Peas

1 lb. bagl9c

DEL MONTE

CATSUPLarge 20-ox. Bottle

29cBLUE BONNET

Margarine

29lb

HEAVY DI.*TY

SUPER SUDS (;iant Size 55

WESSONOIL Pure Vegetable

- 48 ounces

79cDIXIE BELLE

Crackers1 -lb Rot

19'

RITZ NCIANERs3ge

POPS-RITE - IN OIL - 10e-ov. Jar

To Season Traditional Blackeye Peas!SMOKED - In-The-Piece

JOWLLean, Meaty

SPARE

RIBSifoi.rarlie 61,tr?ole/

441ffitain Grown

1-1b. Tin

69c

3-lb. Can

79cKrey

ChiliI 5-oz. can

2i 49cALCOA WRAP

25-ft Roll

33"

POPCORN 19c

19 ClbBonelessPOT

ROASTKREY ALL-MEAT

WIENERS

119BACON

Frozen Foods

69 lbFiLd Worthmore

FROSTY SEAS - 2-lb. pkg.

SLICED

FISH STEAKS 89cFROSTY ACRES

MIXED

VEGETABLE19ePkg.

R11/

PIE SHELLS

29cPkg of

2

MORTON, Mix or Match - 14-ounce

Cream Pies 3 for 79cSHOWBOAT

BLACKEYE

PEAS15-Oz. Cans

2. cans 19cCRYSTAL WHITE

LIQUID

DETERGENT48 Ounces

47c

GARDEN DELIGHT

FROZEN

French Fries21b. bag 25c •

PUREX

BLEACH

Gal. 49cPAY DAY or MILK SHAKE

CANDY BARS 2 6-Bar 390 Packs

DEL MONTE - 46-oz. can

PINEAPPLE

JUICE 29cPARKERS,

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