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1957 Selected As A Best Al! Round Kentucky Community Newspaper Largest i. Cirzulaiion In with The City Local News Largest and Circulation In The County Local Pictures

United Press IN OUR With YEAR • Murray, Monday Afternoon, March II, 1957 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 -Vol. LXXVIII -No.-60 STORK FORCED DOWN BY STORN-1 UP Vice-President &City Resident ;Farm Bureau Has Heart Attack Highlight In Annual Struggle For Title'

WASHINGTON ;LP -President • Dies Friday Membership Eisenhower today expressed Willi Begini On Wednesday theMusic•Planned ; hope that Lyle C. Wilson, United . Press vice president and WashWash-- 54-49. By UNITED PRESS , besting Bowling Green, In ington manager, would recover led by only a Memphis Drive Is Set The ever colorful struggle of Tompkinsville rapidly from a heart attack he but pil- Byy Rotary the newcomers tussling for rec- single point at halftime, suffered lagt week. ed up a lead in the second half Walter G. Wilkinson, age 75, Plans are being completed for ognition against the old timers Press Secretary James C. Hag- that, amounted -. to 10 points at • former barber of Murray. died Lin organized drive for renewals hoping for yet another moment erty said that the President. who when one time. , Friday March 8th at 10:00 at and new memberships in the in the limelight will unfold suffered a coronary thrombosis The sharp-shooting Eagles of the ,Baptist Hospital in Memphis. Calloway County Farm Bureau, le Kentucky high school basket- in 1955, asked him to express his Eastern finally put an end to a Tenn., following an illness of according to an announcement by ball teams begin play in the state hopes that Wilson's "condition series of upsets by tournament- more than ten days at the Mur- President Holmes Ellis tournament at Louisville Wed- and Vice- improves rapidly and he gets out •. in the 7th at ray Hospital before being remov- nesday.- wise -St. Xavier President Leon Chambers. Mr. of the hospital soon." 55-47. ed .to Memphis March. 1th. His Of the 16 regional champions, IAnijsville. winning Chambers, sas county member- Wilson-is under treatment in Bulldogs, state death was attributed to a heart seven will me making the•trip to The Hazard ship committee chairman, is Doctors' Hospital which he en- baC:Ic in 1932, attack. . the four-day tournament for the champs in 1955 and heading the drive with the help tered Saturday. The hospital .re- tournament He is survived by his wife, first time. Thejlewill join veter- made it to the state of membersRip captains f r o- m ported, At.' ,r•qp•iag tha• he spent I Mrs. Martha Wilkinson,.412 S. ans- Hazard. 17 tournaments;1again by beating SIFtiitesberes. each of the - seVen magisterial a very restful night. finals at 61k Street, Murray; four sisters. Pikeville. 12; -Clark County, 1 , 63, in the 14th Region districts, was high *Mt. Ellen Miller, Calloway Lafayette 8: Tompkinsville,. 11;. Hazard. Claude Craokes s The week of March 18-23 will for Hazard. County, Mrs. Cora Houston, Par- s-klardford. 5: Daviess County, 5: scorer with 20 points be Farm Bureau Membership state champ, sons, Tenn., Maas Amy Smith,. Gusty Winds Bring Clay County. 4: and Hart Me- Another • _farmer Week, during which members a .re- Purs..ear, Tenn., Mrs. Arby White, morial, 3. Clark County (1951e got who have not renewed, and pros- Mild Temperatures Louisville by whip- Paris, Tenn.; two brothers, Ike The rookies include: Fulton. turn ticket to s will be contacted by the Morehead, 68-61. A. Wilkinson. RFD 5, Murray,• South Hopkins, Dixie Heights. ping Russell at District Captain and their five By UNITED PRESS little doubt Likonard Wilkinson, Stevenville, Fastern, Grant County, Nicholas . Daviess County left MRS. HELEN KRAUSE gets her first look at her baby after the stork to ten helpers .in each diMrict. Gusty winds that reached more Tenn., -and several nephews and Russell County. On- about its suPeriority in the 3rd made the delivery In an ambulance outside the Krause home in Members ashes have received ex- than 60 miles per hour pounded County and neices. is' repeat-- Region, knocking over Owens- Ridgefield, Ns],at the height of a sleet storm. Patrolman Ben Herten, piration notice -.re urged to mail the central portion of the nation ly one team. Lafayette,' • He was a member of the First , boro Catholic, 74-45, and Hart- who aided In dillvery.Ulds baby-a by who Will be named George. bring ?TWIT-15.00 - MerribershIp today, bt hieing mild temperaturee nig /rum, last .year'1_2.'_Sw_i_ Six- Christian church of Murray. The Hazard ford overcame 13ieller Country- - fee to the County Farm Bureau as far north as the Great Lakes. teen." Besides Lafayette. funeral was held at 2:30 o'clock only Early lead and put an the de- office prior to membership week The storm sent southerly winds and Clark County are the ("Sunday afternoon at the J. H, for fensive clamps in the second half 6 and thus save time and travel whipping out of Texas through former state champions back Churchill Funeral Home with Hospital Ner.7).77 to score a 52-40 win in the 4th Dr. for the volunteer solicitors. Oklahoma and Kansas with ve- another_ try. Priestley at Beaver Dam. Howard Nichols conductihg the T Saturday's finals pros'ided Region final Membership drive captains by locities of more than a mil-a- service. Burial was in the Murray _ Friday's complete record follows: magisterial districts are: minute. many thrills and one major up- Cemetery. Census 37 Harold Broach,. Murray; Mr. A mall tornado was reported set when the. Bluejackets of Active Pallbearers were: Allan Will Speak Adult Beds 65 and Mrs. Herman Darnell, Brink- south of Temple, Tex., but dam- Nicholas County edged our Ken- . Rose. Freeman Fitts. Laverne Emergency Beds 28 ley; Erick Dick arid Marvin Hill, age was confined to a wrecked tucky's winningest teams Mays- Five Injured -Perier_. Earle.Y.,__C....ellltte -- - . Ws I'is, Patients Admitted-- - TV antenna': .7 , es; -119e80 -itt--the-4-fe-h-te- Thompson. aieT. Mr: and Mrs. Goebel Ford and Ave Patients Dismiss'ed 4 Before Clpbs Rubinoff and Nis Violin Roberts, iNadesboro; James Har- Winds in eitcess of 50 miles thiana. . -Citizens 1 New ris, Swann. A captain for Con- per hour swept the Plains States Nicholas County led all the As Airliner The people of this area were Patients admitted from Wednes- cord will and sections of the northern' way but had to fight for its life be selected. assured today of a musical high- day 9:30 A.M. to Friday 2:00 P.M. . The volunteer and central Roelcies. when it lost center Ned Jennings Dr. Gerald Priestley of England solicitors help- light on April 1 when Rubinorr County Woman Mrs. Virgil E. Smith, 502 S. ing each of these The south winds sent ternpera- on fouls in the third period. A will address the membership Of captains will and his violin, internationally Overturns Pth Extended, Murray: Mrs. Ludie tures climbing over the Mirsais- tiny guard, Donnie Hillocks. took the Murray Rotary Club. the be announced at a later date. artist, ap- Arthur Valley and into the Great famed popular concert by driving in for B. Canter, Lynnville; Mrs. Murray Lion's Club and the Only ten other Kentucky coun- -sippi up the slack jumped by 30 pears at the Murray State Col- drawing free Passes Away Lavender. Rt. 2. Hazel; Mr. Rob- Young ties now have more. Farm Bureau Lakes. Readings layup shots and eft - Business Men's Club to- Auditorium under sponsor- .LOUISVILLE. March 11 ert Everett Whitford. Dover: Mrs. degrees in northern Illinois and lege throws that accounted for eight morrow night at the Woman's members than Calloway, accord- Aeronautics Board officials early today as com- ship of the Murray Rotary Club, in tge Civil Garvin Bourland, Rt. 2. Murray; Club House. ing to President Ellis. The 1956 eastern Iowa Nicholas County points Sun- it was announced by H. L. Oak- today investigated the crash of Master Barry Mitchell Rose Rt. membership of pared with the same time hard-fought .final period. On Sunday This is the second time that Callowas- was of the club. a two-engined Eastern Air Lines 1, Murray; Mrs. H. L. Riley and day. ley. president Pikeville. a team regarded as Dr. Ppestley has come to Mur- 1204. The Farm Bureau board of plane 'whie'. overturned and girl, 901 Main, Murray; Forecasters said the mild air and cer- baby directors has ,set indeed fortunate in ono of _the strongest 1,;,9 ray. Fie will speak on current 1300 members today -We feel feet On its Mr. Edgar Morris, Rt. 1, Murray: a will everspread the East thinly Imie tr'the'Most eoloriC, Mrs. M. 104. "Sykes, aged 59, world affairs. -as goal for 1957. being able to bring such a great while landing here Sunday. Mrs. Daniel Morgan Cunningham. with "much •warmer" tempera- came through after a hard battle • passed away Sunday morning at Dr. Priestley was educated at New artist to Murray." Mr. Oakley Five of the 34 passengers and Rt. • 2, Murray, Master Timothy tures expected from the in the 15th at Paintsville. as the 11:40 from a heart attack, fol- the University of London, Hart- said today in making the an- crew Members were injured, but, Sills. Models Miss Irene Pritchett, Vet Man Will Be England states to Florida. Panthers downed Paintsville, 71- lowing an illness of .more than ford Seminary, New York Uni- nouncement. "and we hope to only one required hospitalization Dexter; Mrs. Dewey Orr and Some early morning tempera- 65. Pikeville. which likes to play two years. versity, and the New Schoo1. Here On March 20 29, make this one of the outstanding overnight. William A. Brown, 61, baA, girl. Rt. 2, Murray; Mr. tures included New York -court press much of the for Social Research, New York. events of the season." a full was kept for She leaves he'r husband. M. M. Oakley. Rt. 1. Benton; Mrs. 52. Dallas 66, Chicago Birmingham, Ala.. ENra He holds six degrees in history, Miami Pointing out that special com- game, led moist of the way in Sykes, RFD 3, Hazel: mother, Buckingham, 422 S. 9th St., Kansas City 67. Denver 42, observation at St. Joseph Infir- Ray political science, economics and B. D. Nisbet, a Contact Repre- 50. mittees and ticket selling toes'. the mountain region battle, but Mrs. Eva Mullins. Dover, Tenn, Linn, 104 32. SaTt Lake City mary. where his condition was Murray; Mrs. Melis He has taught history sentative of the Kentucky Dis- Fargo, N. D.. was unable to take a command- wto daughters, 'Mrs. Jack Starks. philosophy. Seattle 40. tions would be announced soon, reported as satisfactory. S. 14th St.. Murray; Mrs. Bobby abled Ex-Service Men's Board. 97. Los Angeles 54, lead. . Tenn.. Joan at New York University and Verne Kyle. concert chairman, ing and re- RFD I. Puryear. Lockhart and baby boy. 413 N. will be Injured less seriemsly has lectured at some 400 colleges present on Wednesday urged all organization members A tremendous second hall per- Sykes, RFD 3, Hazel; four sons, Murray; Mr. Herbert leased after treatment w e r e 5th St.. in this oountry and abroad. Dr. March 20 at the American Legion in civic formance by 8 foot six inch cen- Byron Sykes, Oklalawn. 16th St., "and others interested Brown's wife. Mrs. Ruby Brown, S. Robertson, 313 N has also spoken before Home in Murray to assist vett•r- Live Cholera Vaccine ter Ralph Richarason pulled fe- is. James Sykes, RFD I. Murray. Priestley betterment" ter join in making 60; Robert Braun, 48, Huntsville, Murray; Miss Connie Kay Lyons, ans and their tttsq through Buddy numerous civic, business, and By State the concert ,a huge financial suc- vered Russell County Elroy Sykes. Murray. N. 5th St., Murray; Miss He will Outlawed Ala.: W H. Wilmot. 40. Tooele. 415 educational organizations. From be dependathea t hom6 from Rotary the 12th at Somerset: , as the Sykes. Murray; one sister. Mrs. 415 N. 5th cess for the benefit of the Utah. and Frank Spann, 38, Bonnie Kay Lyons. to 1953. he served as vice 9:00 a.M. until 3:00 p.m,. Lakers downed Junction ,City. Philip Scarborough, Paducah, Ky . 1946 Club Student Loan Fund. Nashville, Tenn. St., Murray. chairman of the Speakers' Re- FRANKFORT. March 11 -The 68-60. Junction City held a 36- four half sisters. Mrs. Jim Dowdy._ The plane, enroute from Chi- search Committee! for the United Kentucky sBoard of Agriculture Rubinoff and his violin, a long 30 halftime lead, but Richgrdsorts, • Dover. Tenn., Mrs. Odis Lynn. Two Groups Plan cago to Miami, was a total loss. Nations. outlawed the use of live favorite American combniation. pourde in 30 points in the second II. Ky.. Mrs. Bill Russell. Adrian Smith Is has The crash occurred as t h e Born in Windsor, England. not Broadway Play virus vaccine in the inoculation is well known to Millions both half and finished up with a total Paducah, Ky., Mrs. Virginia Mul- planc>--teuched. the runway while Fraternity Pledge far from Runnymede where King of hogs against cholera. Agricul- from his current appearances. of 37 points. lins. Dover, Tenn.: two half- landing.'John Knoll. chief con- John -signed the Magna Carta, The American Association of ture Cammissioner Ben Butler nationwide radio broadcasts with hero in fhe 1st Region brothers. Frank P41111111.S, Detroit, The troller here for the CAB. said as Adrian H. Smith. Kirksey, was Dr. Priestley has traveled in 60 University Women alci the Sock has announced. Eddie Cantor, television guest- at Murray was . Fulton's Dick Mullins, Tennessee Ridge, final soon as the v.'beels touched the among the 136 University of• countries on five continents. He Buskins Club -will jointly sponsor The board explained its posi- ings, and his motion picture en- Jack Forrest whose driving layup Tenn., and ten grand-children. runway. "he bounced-maybe 40 • to completed a 40.000-mile, the presentation of a current many farmers did gagements. This tour. is heralded was a member of the Kentucky studsnts pledging recently tion by saying shot with five seconds left gave -She world. Broadway Play entitled "Many ani- with the or 50 feet up." It Isindesi again • church. The funeral the 19 social fraternities on the six-month trip around the not isolate! their vaccinated as a concert "in tune the Fulton Bulldogs a 55-53 de- Hazel Baptist at 8:00 near the runway. caree•ned sev- afternoon campus. meeting with political leaders, Moons" Thursday night mals for the prescribed 30-40 times." cision over North Marshall. Ful- will be held Tuesday eral hundred feet and ovehurned, Walnut rhiring the 1955-56 school year U. N. officials, businessmen, far- at Murray State College. day period' immediatelY fotlow- ton held the ball for about 50 at 2 o'clock p.m at the • .The famed musician will bring *ripping off a wing and on e UR fraternities ranked f i rst mers and educators in New Zea- The play. written by James ing inoculation. Within this per- score tied' up Grove Baptist church in Stewart fabulous seconds with the universities •in Asia, Thurber, is being eipecially for immunized with here for his concert the engine. with M. M. Hampton arnotig all state land, Australia, Southeast iod the animal set up Forrest's winning basket. County those who know aria - enjoy works Stradivarius violin which, insur- Maj. Donald Ferris. Las Vegas, . Outland. scholastic standings. It was the India, the Near East and Europe. the • live virus may become a The Tigers of Clay County pul- and J. C. of Thurber. ed for $100,000. is reputed to Nev., a jetfighter pilot and pas- ` at the home third time in the last four years He has observed firsthand the carrier of the diseasst, the board led off a near-miracle to win the The body- will be possess the most beautiful tonal senger aboard the craft, said he the funeral this has occurred. recent developments in Egypt, said. at Pineville. Trailing the on RFD 3, Hazel until qualities in the entire world: and 13th believes the plane- blew a tire Churchill Funeral Jarrian. and in Israel where he The new regulation will be Corbin Redhounds. 38-32. with hour. The J. H. Kirksey PTA Will a brand new program id famous after the bounce. the funeral FIVE DAY FORECAST was the guest of the Foreign effective May 1. After then. only go. Clay County-went home has charge of favorites loved by people every- 1.43 to The plane came to a halt up- Ministry. Meet On Wednesday the modified hog cholera vaccine -court press that gave. p arrangements. where, such as Warsaw Concerto. into a full side down approximately 400 feet • -- By United Press Dr. Priestley has traveled ex- and serum may be used.' themnine points in the final ;k Kentucky - Temperatures for tensively in South America and The Kirksey Parent Teacher Chopin's Polanaise, DeBussy's from the spot where it first . a minute of play and a 44-42 win. Byers At day period. Tuesday a year of research Association will meet on March Clair de Lune, and Gershwin' touched down on runway 11. Charles the five - has spent -CiEin Bird of Corbin was high Saturday, will average Mexico where he lived 13 _at 1:10 o'clock at the school About 240.000 tons of cucum- Rhapsody in Blue. These com- Seven pieces of city fire equip- Cooperative Meeting through - in rural ' pellet man for the game with. 18. to two degrees above the Kentucky in primitive Indian villages. His for its regular meeting. bers are used each year in the positions will have their premier ment, 40 policemen and 25 fire- as violin solos ar- while Paul Launceford led the !try, normal of 46 degrees. Only minor writings include "The Agrarian Mrs. Thrya Crawford will United States to make pickles. performance men, rushed to) the field but air- Charles Byers. a member of victorious Tigers si•ith 13. day - to - day temperature Problem in Mexico" and "The speak on "We -Believe in the The wool of the Angora rabbit ranged and played by the macs- port emergency trucks already 5rTI. Murray Training FFA, - at- Dixie Heights- led Newport the variations are predicted. Precipi- Proposed Federation of the Bri- Child." Es eryone is invited to is valued for its length, softness, had extinguished a small blaze the Regional Board meet- . Catholic .much !if the was in de- 90. tended tation will average one inch to tish West Indies." attend. luster and fineness. tr(Tickets will be available soon in the sheared-of( left engine of the Southern Stat'es Co- feating its northern -Kentucky Dv,. ing 1.5 inches, occurring as showers assembly. operative. held March 6 at May- neighbor 79-66. as '6 foot 7 inch or thundershowers tonight and Passengers ceeditcra Andrew F. ray Kentucky. Charles was ac- Joe Starks,,led„tjass,, y with '34 field, over the entire area Thursday Andler. a Chicago consulting en- the local Directors points. The Little Colonels of companied by Friday. It-' *•FiA gineer with helping to prevent County Soil Im- iir Dixie got a scare in the fourth of the Calloway COLLISION 17 KILLED AS RAF panic after the crash as those WORLD WEEK CONGRESS PASSES ISIS' NINE LOST IN Newport Catholic provement Association. The pur- MIDDLE CAST DOCTRINE OF F, S NAVY TANKER AND, PLANE PLUMMETS period when abooard dangled upside down 1 inform the directors Institute To -- EISEMAN FREIGHTER ON 110W Of HOODS closed the gap ,to three points. 15° pose was to Bible from their _ fel y belts. INC DELAWARE RIVER 04 ENGLAND EGYPT what the Southern BIG OUESTION WILL but Starks came through with and managers Be Held At Kirksey PERMIT ISRAELI SHIPPING H. Solomon Horen. Louisville, ,States Cooperative has accom- CANON DE VALERA TO USE SUEZ CANAL AND THE 10 oof the last 13 'points to wrap another passenger. said. "He PARTY WINS IN past year and to get GULF OF AOARA7 ISRAELIS tip the win. plished this A Bible Institute will be held IRISH ELECTION SAY THEY ARE PPPPP RED TO . ought to. get al medal of some local directors and SHOOT WAY THROUGH GULF South Hopkins, a school in its ideas from at Kirksey Baptist 'chlirch begin- kind. I thought tie was a mem- their service second year of existence. walked managers on how ning Wednesday night March 13 st ber of the crew the was he. improved. U. S. S. R. off with the 2nd Region honors can be and continuing through Saturday helped people after the crash. Re, LABOR ISRAELIS MOVE OUT by whipping Hopkinsville, 86-83. Approximately 40 people at- will be held each SENATE PROSE was remarkable." night. Services TESTIMONY LINKS CANA OF GAZA STRIP ANO the meeting. AOAL11. UN at Madisonville. South Hopkins, tended _ evening at. 7400. tielock. , TEAMSTERS UNION AND GULP OF Anher passengers.. said ,Andlefe, FORCES MOVE IN -hil- a blistering 62 per cent of its Speakers for the 'Institute in- RACKETS IN PORTLAND. calm assurances help keep down ONE . SEMTLE. WASH shots. Robby Winders leading the clude L. R. Riley. M. M. Hamp- UNITED panics STATES )6_ 4,_,.;• why witill 26. ton, H. C. Chiles. J. J. Gough. Kentuckians on the plane in A low-scoring battle at Colum- T. G. Shelton. Lofd Wilson and audition to Roren• were M. K. • J '''•••-t • bia saw Hart Memorial edge Weather Willie Johnson. , Marlowe. ,,Lexington: and Mrs. Bloomfield. 41-39. for the 6th Stephen Foltz and her seri . AFRICA Report EGG MARKET Region banner. Mernorial over- Stephen Jr.. 4. Louisville. EIGHT-NATION SEATO took an early lead by Bloomfield. !tPt -Eggs: STARTS DETAILED but Bloomfield !flush& back iip By UNITED PRESS PITTSBURGH DEFENSE PLANNING 's make a game try. IT WORKED Southwest Kentucky - Cloudy, Market unsettled. Supplies and IN CANS . SCTUTH The Grant County Braves won and windy' with siccasional offerings fully ample for the im- warm AMERICA the 8th Region crown at La- NILES. Mich - 'IP' - John showers and thunderstorms be- proved demand. Grange by ciewning.. Bagdad. 55- Jessup. 6, rubbed two sticks to- coming locally moderate to heavY A large white 39-46; few 52, AUSTRALIA 47. Bagdad led at the end of the gether while playing in a closet this afternoon.- Showers ending mostly 42-46; brown and mixed NEW STATE OF GHANA SUEZ CANAL REOPENEO TO SHIPS1 ADMITTED TO UK THE UP TO S00 TONS ONLY TWO third period.• but Grant toek over and suceedeci in starting a fire. and turning cooler. Partly 39-44. mostly 41-44k A medium tonight EIGHTY-FIRST MEMBER WRECKS CLOCK LARGER SHIPS 1 . the lead midway in the final just as she had seen Incttahs dem- cloudy and cooler Tuesday. High white 36:44. mostly 40-41; brown I sister il'el II period. onstrate in TV His baby today 70 to 75. Low tonight 50 and mixed 35-42, mostlY 39-40, • Or Tompkinsville captured the 5th called firemen who doused the to 55 High Tuesday in the mid- B large white 40-42; brown and Region title at Bowling Green, blaze with a pail of water. IU-42. I. =111111s

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SAGE. TWO THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTI•iCKY MONDAY — MARCH 11,1957 THE LEDGER & TIMES 'Cal Griffith PUBLISHED BY LEDGER & TIMES ISLIsHINS COMPANY Inc..m Tournament The Stage Ledger, The Calloway Times, and Set Consolidation of the Murray For State Times-Herald, October, 0. 1928, and the West Kentuckian, I Issue 1942. January11, . Hockey League Racers JAMES C. nILLIA_MS, PUBLISHER With Critics Has Two Weeks Siun Fulton Meets Pikeville On 11. • We reserve the right to reject any Advertising. Letters to the Editor, BOSTON th The National or Public Voice items %%Inch in our opinion are not for the bes: By LEO N. PETeRSEN Hockey League still has two Two Powers, Thursday For Final Round / interest of our readers. United Freas Sports,,Editor weeks of regular pus> retnisimrig ORLANDO. sr - Cal —but the action, ends today ! NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 1363 fur Grillith, president, of the Sena- millions For Saturday of home television view- Next Year LOUISVILLE ills — Here are Monroe, Memphis, Tenn.; 250 Park Ave., New York; 307 N, Michigan _ .ss tors. took Issue today with those ers. •The -Murray State Racers bas- the complete pairings and sche- I-2:1r p.m. Upper 'bracket. Ave, Chicago; 80 Bolyston St.. Boston. , who have doomed Washington The Boston Bruins entertain ketball future received ,a shot dule for the state high school 4.00 put. Lower bracket. ,Entered at the Post Office. Murray, Kentucky. for transmission as to the American League second- the league-leading Detroit Red in the arm Saturday night..when baSkettiall tournament w hie h Finals 2, Second Class Matter division tos years 'to come. Wings this afternoon in theslaat Coach.Rex Alexander announced 4 opens,. here Wednesday„inglit: 7 p.m. Third place game. aaare npAilint of- 10 nationally televised gatria that *ouili "Marslairs- Harold let Round 8:45 sIS.MS State championship. per SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carr:er in DifkurSAV. Per we* -20c, titan his Manager, Chuck Oressen the NHL has put on in an -ex- Wilkins and Lone Oak's Jamie Wednesday game. 85c. in Calloway and adjohung counties, per year 98,-50; e.-se- the stocks, nitid-manner Griffith periment" this season. The games Colson had accepted scholarships 7:30 p.m. Grant County vs where. $5.50. saw future - hope fur the duo, haste Qrcnved.. _raireinvly to attend Murray.* Eastern. °vaunting with the corning sea- with league otficials proinising They joined Tommy McNeely 9:15 p.m. Hart Memorial vs New—iNpe Of Brain a 40NDAY NimtcH 11, 1957 son.' more TV hockey dates for next of Lynn Grove all of •• whom Clark Cuunty. Reported -We are not as badly off as season. compiled outstanding" records in Thursday Stroke Is -some other clubs, fur We have Both teams haVe seven games the state during their h,igh school 9:00 a.msTompkinsville vs Da- our farm system Wilkins was, the second youngsters in left before the Stanley Cup „play- career. Vies.s County. LOS ANGELES —41R--- Two starting to develop," the Purchase 10 Years Ago This Week uhu are offs. highest scorer in 10:45 a.m. South Hopkins vs Los Angeles doctors have dis- declared. "Our big problem hold five- 30 points a game. he The Red Wings a averaging Russell County. covered a new type of brain inexperience." - place third. , LEDGER & TAtES FILE now is point lead ever seconei McNeely was 2:00 p.m. Nicholas County vs stroke, one which has been a Year's Experience Bruins, still bat- Colson who -stands 6-4,' was A Montreal. The Dixie Heights. mystery for more than 2,000 "But most of our youngsters overhaul the Canadiens ranked lath sin the region in Lafayette tling to 3:45 p.m. Lexington years. the Senators this sear will •.coring and is among the top afternoon on despite crippling injuries, need vs Hartford._ Drs. Eliot Corday' and Sanford Funeral services were held -yesterday had a year's 'major league rebounding. All had been a win desperately today, trailing in Rothenberg, of the Cedars of L. the Max H. Churchill Funeral Home for Mrs. Emma experience under their belts, three points. widely sought by other colleges. 7:30 p.m. Pikeville vs Fulton Les Habitants by Saigon Hospital said _the new Herndon,'l. who died Tuesday at her home in south- should .make quite a 9:15 p.m. Clay County vs Haz- and that a result of the brain west Murray. *. difference." ard. Stroke is not receiving sufficient blood to Griffith feels that any ball Quarter-finals Mrs. Edgzte Boggess function properly -because of a Survivors Inclue two daughters. agkata to be successful must have Friday Muray. - -- narrowing of cerebral arteries and and Mrs. Mattie Lee Herndon, both of "a proper blend, ot. south and Sports Parade 2:00 p.m. Grant County-Eastern a drop in blood pressure.. experience." winner vs Hart Burial was in the -South Pleasant Grove Cemetery. SINGER Eddie Fisher and Re- Memorial-Clark Their- discovery raises to five "We have the youth, and we Stitch:it who led Cnounty winner. gas line, tlamaged By OSCAR FAALEY- the National becca Caen...at.- asianee the the. number of causes known bys, An explosion. blamed to a faulty are getting the experience." he 3:45 pin. Tompkinsville-Daviess United Press Sports Writer League with _43 homers, .could Sportsmen's Show in Phila- medicine that bring on paraiss , - Rudy.i4 Restaurant and injured the 'o40-ner. Rudy Al!brit- declared. County winner vs' South Hop- NEW YORK IP — Fearless have bettered , his lately ..292 delphia, makes a "splash" hit in zing strokes. The doctors Said ten, -and his son_ Joe: Tuesday afternoon. The explosion While admitting that he still the pool—but it was not' on the kins-Russe4 County winner. Fraley'S facts and figures! - average by not 'guing tor the Hippocrates was puzzled moll occurred at approximately ready to Make deals, Grit- program. Miss Cochenet, 20, of 7:30 p.m. Nicholas County - was Mickey Mantle and D u_k c fences. The answer is that home figured his club Atlantic City, N.J., was pre- than 2,000 years ago whets ,he -- f h said he Snider, the major league home run hitters still ,ride in Cadil- Dixie Heights winner vs Lex- Calloway County school officials said yesterday that "t where senting to Fisher a fishing rod at found that a patient who had seas in a position now tun kings. both a r e talking lacs. ington Lafayette-Hartford win- of influenza throughout Western Ken- as it the edge of the four-foot-deep suffered a stomach hemorrhage the current wave it didn't have to gamble through their hats when .they The National Basketball Asso- ner. tucky is also presvit'to some degree in the city Schools did during the 1956 oft-season pond, when she suddenly lost 9:15 p.m. Pikeville-Fulton win- insist that they won't %sorry ciation, to preserve the tremen- her footing and toppled into the when it let such pitchers as ner vs Clay County-Hazard win- • of this county. about trying to break Babe dous gains made bY the profes- water, dragging the singer in Marble, ground as fine as flour, __ _ _. _ Mickey ------. "L sional sport, should do something ner. toothpaste, Zelna Carter. superintendent of city schools said —BethP'rwrileld ahd Mc- Ruth's record 60 homers this with her. (Internatanat) - forms body for rouge, Dermott go in deals. season but instead will try to to provide better balance. Cur- Semi-finals . paints, rubber, and linoleum. Tuesday 159 studerts Were absent from the 'school. received far _ on "The players we fatten their averages. rently, the last place New York - lfil en iri• -livrti- up inisTm-- b -off The' lugrlye-regarded R et.men1 of s oulet start- paying ou can bet your paltry team of the Ea-stern- DIVisien Clinton by 47 to he answer- . to expeitations last night by defeating :his coining season," peso that if either one of them has won more games th ulton Come From Behind To Aru—iitegional 29 in the lust round of p:ay in the First Regional Tourna- ed. • gets within striking distance he'll first place Rim Wayne team " ment , at Mayfield, . . Won't Go Along be swinging so hard he'll break of the Western Division. . . go The Fulton Tigers, picked as rest and Ron McAllister took went ahead 51-49 on a Forrest ' Griffith 'also refused to his shoelaces. Following Famous Sires CrgLks_Campaign was,aiong the "sleeper" by this newspaper, over to fight off the hit with 1:29 left. The 1947, Calloway__ - County Red with those who class the There are 19 colts entered larger Jets 4..FITairl-extiiiitationS as the month as a sure shut to will It's no secret that hitters of Derby made that prediction run true who would not give up although reported to be laggii-- 'Yankees in this year's Kentucky. That last minute was the most mark. Grover the 1957 pennant. this calibre can fatten their the run for to form Saturday night by catch- they lost a seven point lead long drive for funds ne-ard-the_twcs week whose poppies won daring seen in the tournament. Chairman. annwiii„.d this week. "They may be starting to hurt averages considerably by punch- the roses. Two of them, Exiled ing North Marshall late in the mid way of the second half. Wooa James. Car'7'H'.!!: Wayne Wilson tied the game in the pitching department," he ing the ball. Willie Mays in Ace and Manteau, are sons of championship game to win 55-53 - The Tigers who had to beat- for North on free throws and h.1}11.11 o4 nes at the_ „41.11:.... .** u_wnec1.4on assgaal Joy, lit!le Jack _Fserrest last 5 seconds. .. -the -favrirtres 'throbgfintit—rtre 'Porta 'lifter drawing Billy Rick's note that in all the deals the Star break and, decided to bursa- by Calumet Farm which sent 'in the FIREPieUG UNPLUGGED tourney got their first lead, 43-42 fifth foul did the same to put YankeeS make now the key' his .312 batting average after the last triple' crown winner to Fulton's first trip to the state when McAllister came through Fulton ahead. plasers are pitchers — going a confab with Leo Durocher. races. tournament thus was all the the at the free throw lute, an ad- ffb s• the Yankees. It means their knocked only seven homers the more colorful as the fighting Jerry Hall connected under the When Marquette track Coach vantage seldom waste. pitching,- supply on their farm test of the season but won! Tigers were behind the entire bucket to tie the game with that's BUN Shimek and pole vaulter soles is running short and , the batting crown with .345. game until the final 12 seconds The Jets behind the re-bound- forty seconds from Louisville other Est Hoyle arrived in New York hopefsi- sign that the Ride In Cadillac* of the third period. Ti, top that ing of Jerry Hall and Ron Ford (state tourney). Fulton came back games, they couldn't -dubs will 'catch up to them 1 It was onls after his chances tor the ICA they lost big George Brunette on came back to take a 47-43 as of the 16-foot slowly passed the clock away 11 .4 they will come pack to the iwt Ruth's mark had gone down get a cab because louls early in that quarter. the Marshall fans roared ap- policeman and set the stage for Forrett*s ievel of the league. the drain last season that Mantle pole they toted. A But with the 6-5 Burnette proval. The Tigers came back a lift but it ' But the future of the Sena- admittedly "quit swinging from finally got them on the side lines. little 5-8 For- to knot the count 47-47 and history snaking drive 1,,t is not as dark as most the cellar" and went on tql altered Shimek's outlook. hall ple paint it. I'm sure win the batting championship j -From now on," he says, "I 'nat.'' with his .153- .sierforrnance. ASS17 travel orgy shun istgh sumpers." • • CALLOWAY COUNTY SOIL CONSERVATION Harlem Globetrotters Take `On DISTRICT Chicago Bombers Here Tomorrow UOSON NOTICE OF REFERENDUM Rinse-ball's greatest cage cir-1 their money's worth," has gone yet to be beaten for the annual TIRE cu. .s ill come to. Murray State , a*1 iito to make this season's series champonship, CRAM% Siss's Arena tomorrow night. oresentation worthy of the an- ' Making the occasion replete on creation of proposed East Fork Clarks River Water- imbostv r March 12. when the fabulous nis here on March 12 is the fact that shed Conservancy District and West Fork Clarks River ...(i...c Harlers_Glooetrotters take on the Globetrotters'1. am itself the Brown Bombers have a high-1 Ch.cago Bromn Bombers. .- ono thgreateSte es et.sboast- powered team in their own right,: Watershed Conservancy District embracing lands lying The big game will get under ing height, Speed, classy ball fully capable of giving the tor- , County or Counties of Calloway, Graves, Mar- nas at 730 p m.- maneuvering and-s a brand of rid Tristers a hard game. Owner in the csraecly and stiowmalsthiu that is Mike Vernon has strengthened shall and McCracken. -The- is the 30th anniversary delightful to the eye. Meadow- his team for this., series. season tor the '5 .•rld-renowned lark Lemon, who scored 2.200 As an added attraction there Trotters and is proving to be the points his high school career will be severalsacl,a during half- To all owners of lands lying within the proposed EAST FORK most sensational in their history. N.C., . is being time for your 'enjoyment. in Wilmington, Watershed Conservancy and WEST FORK CLARKS Owner-f,iunder-coach Abe San- unveiled as the new comedy king This ...sent is being sponsored CLARKS RIVER er-stein who founded the Wonder and. convulses audiences' with as by The Boosters Club- of Murray RIVER Watershed Conservancy District comprising the territory unit n a -too-string in 1927 and great a brand sif rib-tickiers.as s•so• and ho \Torrey Jaycees. described as follows: All lands draining water into EA ST F OR K has -built it into a multi-million any Globetrotter team eve'i pre- CLARKS RIVER and WEST FORK CLARKS RIVER except incorpo- e erprsd- by the simple formula sented. d. she puts tracts of land less than two (2) acres it. "gis ing the fans Moved up to the hig leans rated towns and excluding all Lemon, after careful sea- PEOPLE 60 TO 80 in size. Welterweight -ongt in the farm syttem ari Copy down this name Saperstein's Kite, rook.- Notice is hereby given that on the 16th day of March, 1957, Challenges Al! They We Henry A. Kean jr aria address now .. Kentucky-born younis-ter ho between the hours of 9:00 A.M. and 3:00 P.M., a referendum will be THE DRIVER ak,n ts, and ss, ,sd r NEW YerliK -,!arrer! at Tennessee it and I. and es rile today to find out held in the said territory upon the proposition of the creation of the ited in Pal N J. dist ssi.. Se Byaltl,i Iubby Boston w ter Lnivoisny - in Nashville, Tom fibw. youcan still apply for a EAST FORK CLARKS RIVER Watershed Conservancy District and a eight s -basketball s Spencer. 6-foot. -7-inch see who $1.000 life insurance policy to Conservancy District under achieved he rear's la. 'from Maryland S'ate Col- help take care of final expenses., WEST FORK CLARKS RIVER Watershed IKE S AIRPORT 'LIMOUSINE' upset. said today. "I'll fight leisteNand Charie'- s -Tess Harri- without burdening your family.' the, provisions of the Watershed Conservancy District Law of this any •••-t!.... w no•ii dr-a w nisnes, sn,o Texan ...who played at Mail a postcard or hien giving State. preferatOs the champion.** Nor' ohms college Dur- your name, address and age to: _ .hain. , Nliwaeriss d Walt, the es-Ma- Old American All persons, firms, and corporations who shall hold title to any ruing s erims are *-Capt. Ins. Co. r!.: ors, 'A ..!,1 a ' underdrog 3 West 9th, Dept. lands lying within the said territory are eligible to vote. Only such (laterite Wilson:, greatest, Sli,et L316B hi tin i. ,nar,ped the 12-r.traight Kansas City, !..hot in the busires and' iliac Missouri persons, firms, and corporations are eligible to vote. tealc of sensat I /far' bet,re 2.400 at Math- T4't cry.,,A., I A. and I . L Vt•TNIIY; There'- is 'flu oblieation — and - •-n Squat,' Garoen Friday night. Chicago's Les,n m el- IV) 611e call-tin you You can ictory hi his •iirrbbler "Handy An handle tti; • mire transaction by Polling place in Calloway County for the referendum are as and turtle-shell Johnson. all-around star rem follows: 0a'.! I- ii Walt. unbeaten 'hi University of Portland in Oregon. Woodrow Sauldsh. ! , Coldwater School House and District Office, Swann Building, , 6-7, Texas Southern CM% i Murray. I ' •' ,rV • posit an d,'Iiiis filalS1 Willis Gardner, s sKALSICATE PREVEka ing basketball at 16-7. ail-Indiana state prip cer, - Pots School against te r_ in 1954 and n-ho has bet: explained MI . os. r cas with the L,' S. -urns-I) Eligible voters within the 'proposed district shall cast their I I, Aso I ligursed out, the ps-t .'404. -441414 ballots at-the polling place above mentioned. Eligible voters who will olf.tio .011 /).1 “C't ri 11,,X If'. 6-5. 1, d'ITICE 1 Niagara. S. 1-IE DESTRUCTIVE TERMITE be absent on the day of the referendum may apply in person or in d ra:t boxir; Y (so alp great • • Ali te 'salt-wig in writing to FLOYD ROBERTS, Polling Superintendent, Kentucky Ian- nth get a pr..- s at BENTON, ssst '.1 h. 1 r u.1,14. FREE INSPECTION KENTUCKY, for absentee ballots. Each' applicant for THIS BELL 17-J RANGER Sslicopter Is the tspe intended eir use by an absentee 13 v. • .• . ;; rn, the 1957 C,lt, from Wiste House lawn tI) 8,Iport. All ballot shall state his name, President Eissrs,./1% fr in hops t I 4.. !..kir I inar,1- residence, ItiCation, and acreage of land can hit 100 mph. range 200 Alio rt. al 1 ht.' - TERMITES 'And Mavhs Voss to his gal( club. It oior, lop-orled wviied, and interest therein. (internationbl Same/Auto) W.0 Id Series' 111.'s Ha. ki 'bat! F, ' ; .411ot. 7-3 4:r, ind b,-1- 6-2-2; operiS - iii is -Y k', --Licensed and Insured— suss .1:114vid f:rcs4 had ssosrs(Sartitlf on Surma:\ . tI wait 6-4 San, Kelley 31 Is 11,41 ha, hi up , Calloway County Soil Conservation District Phorim 4011 by RUDY HEND011, Murray. Lumber Co. Inc. t Chairman I aIld I I y 1111 d. - Dated this 1st day "EVERY FOOT A -SQUARE DEAL" ' ;.0.4i 1 , NI,dis I Is, • Kelley's Pest of March, 1957 104 East Maple St„ Phone 262 r‘ high of .- 1 ,1,4(.1.- Control i7ti8.000 IA 1955.' 1 so iassi, to lUslas

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a— • MONDAY MARCH 11, 1957" THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY PAGE THREI You Cali Still Retain Your ?nt COLLEGE Principals And In-Politics CLEANERS FREE Pick-up & Delivery Does a de- it to satis-fy me beyond the e On " EDITORS NOTE: Expert Dyeing Service vout churchman, find it neces- shadow of a doubt." Alteration Service sary to check his religious Benson said he does not expect ii is per word for one day, minimum of 17 words for 50e - Sc per word for throe days. Classified ads are payable in advance. scruples at the door when he God to provide specific "answers" WALTER WATERFIELD ound enters the political arena? Sec- to detailed problems of farm owner BUILDING LOT on Farmer Ave.,'Columbus Ave., Paducah, Ky., retary of Agriculture Ezra T. policy. "I would no ask the first clergyman to AlinightY . where to sa the price 1:411 Olive Blvd. Ph. 430 1ay FOR RENT]- SALE two blocks from college campus. phone 3-2777 -% Clifton Coleman, Benson, the FOR in the cabinet since the support level .on a crop," he • 'bracket. Phone 2255 after 5 p.m. M13C Manager. M9C serve Civil War, answered this and explained. "That is an economic, bracket. SMALL FURNISHED apartment. AUTO, FIRE, LIFE, and Inland possible doing other questions about the ethi- not a mural, issue." • Furnace heat. 505 ONE DOUBLE drain laundry $2.00 HOURLY Poplar. TFC Marine insurance. Contact Wayne cal problems of a man in Seeks Right Decisions ice game. tub, cheap. Call 2255 after 5 p.m. light assembly work at home. No Wilson, phone 321. M1.3C public life in an exclusive What he dues seek, and is championship- t MODERN- 3 ROOM unfurnished MI3C- experierice necessary. Sanco Mfg. -interview with United Press duplex, available soon. Also five Co., 8507 West 3rd Los- Angeles, confident -he has reeeived, SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! Save up reskigion writer Louis Ca.ssels. to "make, de- room unfurnished apartment. 48, Calif. M12P overall guidance to $30 on 9x12 Axminister rugs. cisions in the right way." a See Mrs. Bob McCuiston. 503 HELP WANTED We are closing out all 9x12 rugs By LOUIS CASSELS conviction -Mkt: I ''Olive. Phone 33. 11411C Benson's strong )f Brain to make room for our n e w I ATOR 22-28, 2-years Press Staff Correspondent will United he is carrying out God's man with car, college, $265 plus overtime and ported 2 ROOMS $6 and $7, television spring patterns. Any Axminister WANTED: Married WASHINGTON an - Ezra T. An his farm pcdicies has been • All Gulf Products age 22-40, with high edu- car mileage. Typewriter salesman • in lobby. Beale Hotel. MlIC rug en our floor $59.50. These sehool Benson, the first clergyman to a frequent source of irritation are nationally advertised Alex- cation, to work 8 hours or more 21-28, college degree. Excellent since the • Prciinpt, Efficient - '•-•0 serve in the cabinet to his political opponents, and -Se- Two plus Type- Service ander Smith rugs, many in all daily. Must have good personal- saiary commission. Civil War, said today his four particularly to some farm state dis- FURNISHED SMALL four room high ors have wool, take your choice $59.50. ity. We train and finance. Phone writer mechanic 20-28, stormy years as secretary of congressmen who sincerely and • Sanitary Rest Room. house, one half block from col- Co., 422 JUANITA SOU, widow of Los type of brain Crass Furniture Company. Phone or write Fuller Brush school. $275 plus $35 per week, agriculture, iaveeverfounait:neces- havev e convncdhim vigorously disagree with him. lege'campus. See Jim Gilbert at Angeles District Attorney S. 600 Main Ph. 9117 has been a 381. MIIC while being trained. Stenograph- thatsrytowink "you But the "inner security" which 1605 I•1 Olive extd., or call Ernest Roll, is shown cheek-to- 1? than 2,000 er, young won:4n 19-27. Jabs draws from this conviction hot, cheek with her new husband, he 831-W-3. MI1C 2- FURNISHED Apartments, Unlimited Employment Agency, fecively inapolitical post." factor in AccusesTeamsters Albert Snyder, as they honey- has been a major y and Sanford cold water, and bath. 1206 West 314Ss Broadway, Paducah, Ky. to remain re- tO mooned alter their marriage in Benson's ability Cedars of Le* • Main. Phone 325. . M12C M12C face NOTICE Las Vegas, Nev., a week ago. To- don'thvetoscriceat my latively. unruffled in the said the new day, the bride was planning an eligiusinordertncarryonmygovern- of some of the sharpest political COME LARGE 3 BEDROOM brick yurprinciplestoperfornlef- of the brain TRACTOR Mechanic with some annulment of the marriage on ment job," said She devout Mor- and personal attacks ever directed MONUMENTS' home near college, aprx. $10,000 icient blood to machinery experience. Good pay. learning that Snyder has a police mon leader who has occupied at a public figure. Murray Marble & Granite Works, FHA loan. Owner will transfer. his -because of a Local job. Good working hours. record and that a warrant for one of the hottest seats in Wash- "I never get too upset by SEEI of fine memorials for Payments $74 month. exists in Florida in con- n-al arteries and builders Write giving experience to Box arrest ington siace the Eisenhower ads all this controJersy so long as ovei half century. Porter White, THREE NEW 3 bedroom brick nection with a jewel robbery. iressure. 32-I, Murray, Ky. M13C ministration took office in Janu- I feel in my heart that I'm houses well located, ranging in raises to five Manager. Phone 121 M16C ary, 1953. "If I did, I wouldn't doing what's right," he said. from, $11,500 to $12,500, uses known by,, price stay here 24 hours." all guaranteed to pass FHA in- Annwer to Yestelday's Puzzle ng on ',orals- , SEWIN MACIIINEcc CROSSWORD PUZZLE Betislin is an ordained minister ? doctors said Domestic, Bneher. Repair all spection. P EiT PiA 55 and former foreign missionary., 92 ACRE FARM near Provi- ACROSS 2I—Sweethearts puzzled molg •makes. Write , or call Allen's 33—Broad neck E'A R AN T He has been a member of the GAS— TOONS good house, 20x80 foot 1—Harbor scarf ago when he • Sewing Machine Ex., 210 S. 4th., dence. A S'E El Council of the Twelve Apostles, barn and 5,'A'complIsh. 35—Possessive 51T A R tient who had Paducah. Dial 2-8900 or - Murray cattle barn, tobacco ment pronoun -r A ruling body of I h e Mormon BY phone 1091. - M19P other buildings, 15 acres of 9-1intwling 36—Dine 110 NAIL church, since 1943. ch hemorrhage women 39—Malay dagger B A vs! T E timber, 75 aeres of good tend- 11—Amatory 4O—Worm All A`T (5•A Involves Activities MONK and land. $9500. 13—Teutunio deity 41—Death notices Wri‘i ORNAMENTAL IRON, cast able 14—I'rinks 43—Resort He said in an interview that of STEA M•END as fine as flour, wrought designs, porch columns, 76 ACRE FARM at edge 16—Negative 44—Pronoun KANT P E he regards government service land, good 17—Scold 45—Land of the uge, toothpaste, railings, mail box and light post, Hazel, extra good la—Tendon' free OR A I E as a Christian vocation, asshon- id linoleum. picnic tables, yard furniture, etc. house, two tobacco barns, stock 2o—Puem 47—Liquid measure WIA SIN NI OM • T 0 D orable in the sight of God as 21—Former (abbr.) Low prices, easy terms, free es- barn, well kneed. can . be bought -- linemen paler 43-6ful•eseent sl- E1E"setH E R A in the ministry or any other , timates. Ornamental for $2500 at 5',1, interest. Baucum 23—AC 50—Taper SEA!IR EDD' 10AM calling. Mayfield vote 62—Narrow, A4c Realty Agency. 500 Main Street flat board He also believes that religion, Dual , s. 2881 Collect. 24—Itaised 3—Soak - - 48, Bill Hall 563, 25—The clear ski 63—Back of neck 4—One of a pan if must be the guiding , Office phone 27—Pertalning sincere, M11C DOWN 6—Liberate activi- home Hoyt Roberts 1447. • to the sun 1—lawn goddess influence in all of a man's on a Forrest 1957 ,29-11ress border 1—Brief expression 7—Near ties - in politics, business, fa- I • Standard Diary used. Seiburn 20-31an's 8—Kindling wood PIANOS, new and • ' nickname 2—Conl'unci ion mily life and recreation - and 1 • Aristocrat Diary 9—Oispatched White, 403 Chestnut St., Murray, HOWARD MORGAN, Oregon 10—Lanee not merelst a "separate com- "I used to get ory tires at e was the most • Cash Account Diary 3 4 11—Fairies Ky. Al2P Public Utilities Commissioner partment of life 'reserved for COST ...'til Ire guy went he tournament. State ' II 12—Female College Auto Record Book and former Democratic student Sunday morning." broke." .ied the game Book 1 HORSE. I MARE. 8 iears old, chairman, testifies in Washing- 15—Lift with lever NEW POWER • NEW DESIGN Auto Expense IS—Collets These convictions are reflected I Our Prices are as LOW as any ee throws and dark bay. Well matChed. 2800 lbs. ton before a special Senate corn- v4. NEW CHOICE OF COLORS Travelers Expense Book 2O—Speakers in Benson's custom of opening ! other station that is still IN ing Billy Rick's JaYflunean, between Lynn Grove Mittee -investigating racketeer- VI rA" MIN 22—New Zealand -'ad- Day -At-A -Glance Book of his Agriculture Depart- I BUSINFS-S! See the dashing new design ing in labor and industry. He parrots all coins- e same to put Memo Book and Browns Grove. 121 E Mill r4 24--Color with mire the draniatie new the al- .a ment staff conferences charged that leaders of 26—Large bird inspect the far-acWaineed lea 1957 Calendar' HOUSE TRAILER, all aluminium. legedly racket-ridden Teamsters - ENUUEau “-Hervett prayer. MONK'S that brinic you top perfo • the atoi27 28 goddess believe very deeply in the hailing and per-quiet ected under Office Supply Department Cheap if sold at once. Call Ted Union plotted to take over 31—AssaIls "I SERVICE power ma- E UUU of finding divine' SUPER he game WIttl Courtney, 640 Wheatley Coal Co., State's law enforcement 4. :2—Mediterranean possibility Ledget. & Times local level on v vessel your daily work Standard Oil Products nom Louisville night Main 3-3327. chinery "from the s_uIII 33-1J eperrnost inspiration for Mayfield, 92 69 .9., $124.50 to $739.95 ulton came buck Call 55 up to the Governor's chair." • 4 room in howls if you seek for it," he said. 731 509 S. 12th St. Ml6C 24—Drink ID 54 "I've had enough evidence of Easy terms, liberal trade-In le clock away your o!.1 motor? FA"U. 17—Ventilate allowance on le for Forreit's 52 39—Satisfy Don't wait — see them todayl •--, aa .Filla" 41—Leave out ,rive. EUZABETH SEIFERT'S NEW NOVEL ,, 42—Peruse BOATS and MOTORS 46—Indonesian ••• NM ' tribesman • 46—Collection of ENIX II farta MURRAY LOAN CO. A Call for Doctor Barto „ 49—Indian 13C SHOP. . 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would tilted her Mr. Frank and Miss Nellie by Ernie CHAPTER :10 June, on her part, RIANC1C Bushmillar that she would be still watching rv. ARLY Mairti had shown little hin and decided s 4 no notice of gossip. She- They were. Miss Nellie cozy -.promise of spring; frosty mea- • take slip- ,. nothing to Vir- in a quilted rube and soft lo ti-aws and brown hillsides gave shOuld have said people would go pers, for which she apologizes'. way reluctantly to grass slowly ginia Now whether he was Grady ate popcorn and visito4 turning green: the lilacs put out about discussing IF fp, not. And if not, why with the two old folks tor a nail- NANCY-- VI a few cautious leaves and the married or was hour, then lie talked to them LEND trees were only faintly did he say that he YOU'LL apple aoout his friend. He told what with pale green and pink. Why, indeed? dappled sort of person "Tommy" was: ME A DIME, maples were a haze of half- Grady heard of the story iter- The When he outlined the difficulties which buds. was telling-much I'LL SPEND open which Kopp a D. 1'. doctor (aced tn estab- on the last days of course, by Wed- iver But then, embellished, of lishing himself in America. 1-1( heat came suddenly; next week--dis- IT ON YOU the month. nesday of the told of the national requirements, ying temperature climbed into the swept over him the couragenii•nt and those which individuai states' spring opened her He could not fh.r. vlar- seventies, and with renewed force. demanded. He told what Tommy to smother the coun- the mess he'd (2) aims wide drag June into had done toward meeting those tryside with blossoms. Within a of has life! ex- • made requirements; he'd passed the the maple trees day's time, Her father knew the truth: aminations, he'd started citizen- leaves two inches across, showed June had his rings-worn secretly. ship proceedings . . . and the apple trees became giant of thing could ORK But U this sort "But the nearest he's come to bouquets. This miracle of color that, he'd bet- touch a girl like practicing medicine is the Job I LRKS and growth came to its fragrant to avoid further danger I. he • I Po ON - AI .•••• warm.. se-sasssp- serssassesill4..C.E5nes.-7 ter leave him get in the instrument c••. 1•S7 •• 10••• ...... Swarm.!.. oarl 1 climax on a Saturday, and Grady in and helped itory to her. Now he must give the hospital where I Barton, factory worker, could her, he room in go! To avoid hurting before coming here. Now R K pick up June and Candy and go plans to worked must make immediate written this letter to him, tor a walk out toward the woods. was the I've by Raebarn Van Bursa orpia- leave the Holliea This he might come here and ABBIE an' SLATS During the winter they'd fol- thinking end! out--certainly while I'm re- acres lowed the same path a dozen help JUST But lake other blows which had ..stricted. times, noticed and commented YEAH-SHE CAN TELL ME ALL GABBING seemed final, tie was to discover "Tommy's a good doctor, sir, LET HER ALONEL SLATS. IT upon. But on that warm spring ABOUT IT WHEN IM BEHIND BARS that this one was not. And then has • pleasant personality. TIME FOR A BROKEN TO M1SELP, day, it happened to be Oren Kopp and TAKES THAT HOLD-UP RAP' begin to wonder how much a man be here to help him-I don't TO MEND ON HONEY; who met them, passed them and I'd anc.:KY HAD TolE SCREWBALL HEART -1 1957, could take.., mean professionally. but to know WITH looked back at them: to NOTION I WAS IN LOVE That sanie week a baby broke the people, and the people II be Then, he went on into town to HER, BECKY. NOW- NOW her leg. The distraught parents know him." f the speak acidly. of Judge Cowan's Mr. SHE WON'T TALK, OR brought the child to Grady's "How can I help?" asked girl and that doctor-a married LOOK AT ME,' and boardinghouse-and he must Seddens keenly. EVEN man and all--carryin' on togeth- his hand her back to her mother. "I "Back me up, sir. Indorse inder er. license. like can't help you." application for a locum He dropped his words in this Big-eyed, the woman searched Speak in Tommy's behalf here ef.77,,Aty soaked seeds into various fertile "We'd pay you, Doc." should any question arise." places, and the next day, after his face. town his own eyes in pain. you expect him ter use your church, someone asked June lie closed "Do that. Just now, I am office?" about it. This person happened -It Isn't any permitted to help "That would be up to the com- to be Vitginia Spencer, June's not legally He . tried to explain, he mittee. And of course dependent such best friend ever since their child- you." explicit directions for their upon that locum license from the hood. "People are talking, honey. gave child, and he did society. But at least, he'd der you should know." handling ...the state I thought of rolled news- in town-and the town hung up her choir robe fasten sr-splint be here June limb— needs a doctor." p.• 0111 si•bh paper to the soft little desperately 14.14 Ow ,ind took off the square black cap, Barton?" Co1. OPS7 64 3•••••• but then he sent the puzzled and "But what about you, e as shook out her hair. "I wish aomewhat somewhat indignant parents off asked Mr. Seddens, they'd let Grady alone," he is to Elmore. brusquely.iiteyl "But, darling, it's jest- In surprise. Capp you There were other calls, too; looked up . by married man, and-Were LIL' ABNER ,0164••••••••• ling, a with his license re- go on working at the hand with him?" but a doctor "Oh, I'll r HE'S UNL walking hand in back, fold They pay good wages, Ti-4E RELAX if- I don't know. You strained moist stand factory. FAMOUS "Maybe. I him and do I'll do that until, as I UNQUESTIONABL' KNOW WHERE OF OUR hand with Henry his hands behind you know. BEANYORT KNOX walk hand In hard. lawselt and get TC FIND HIM!! LCNVEST PAID you, down nothing. It was very hope, I win that L WRIST WATCH?- THE WORK OF sorneLintes. I've'seen -his His Jaw tight- IT WAS DURIS.16 INTI RMISSION It was hard to walk past my license back." TI-IAT MUSIC-LOVING I WILL NOW FLATFEET- on the beach." . • - dark AT TE OPERA-AND SODOMY. WC)RTH A their man." house" and to see his clinic ened as he spoke. EZIO THE PINCH THE f3U T HES USEFUL "Henry is not a married know behind Kopp, • MILLION ?.V RAT, and unused. D. was hard to Chronister, IT WAS GOPIEff— ON THESE will "Neither is Grady."- Tntr know- PINCHER!? PINCHER. !inter that the town needed ii who is -fighting you. a Virginia gasped. "Why, MY DIAMOND - STUDDED DAIsi6ER-605 or in scarlet. Vir- needed him. that" 'June's cheeks were get an- he's fighting me, But, WRISt WATCH!! JOBS- that, after- Surely if they could_ "I know ON, ginia remembered would. 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PAGE FOUR THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY MONDAY — MARCH 11, 1957 SMALL PLANES TURNED INTO TANKERS Club News Activities Russia Now Women's Page Big Factor Jo Burkeen, Editor. .. Phone 694-M-4 or 763-j Wealthily Locals L -AilI World 'Woman's Society Of 'Stork Shower Held Christian Service SOCIAL CALEN D* AR ,Recently In Honor By WILLIAM .1. FOX Meets On Thursday Of Airs. AlIckinney United Press Staff Correspondent Monday, March 11 .,1:1 meet with Mrs. Curtis Hayes The Soviet Union was spawned The Woman's Society of chris- , The' Pleasant Mrs. James McKinney Grove Home- one o'clock. was the in revolution 40 years ago next tian Service of the South Plea- makers Club will meet with • • • • honoree at a delightfully . Mrs. planned y.v.cek. Today, it etapds ip menac- -sent Greet"'-1.4etheelist- -Brandon--at rine- storks flower itiverr et the Oruce-1tnneetnalrers4 . home ing dignity in the ranks of world • held its regular meeting at the • 3 • Club 'will meet with Mrs. Flokd of Mrs. Glen McKinney on North powers- • gae AIN let bomber GIM Into position behind an AD-11 Skyraklez In a refueling mission 'LAM".Iv on • Thursetay,--Martee--4,- --The -Sigma Depart men! rer-the -Taylor 111T one O'eliser- Eighteenth Street - on Friday, AM▪ .1 Segundo. Calif. It's a new Douglas-developed probe and drogue method, for the U. S. Navy. .3 at seven o'clock in the evening. Murray Woman's • • • II March ▪ Club will have 1, at seven o'clock in the In the four decades since the - A iotagbable fuel tank tuma a small plane Into a tanker. (internanonal Boundpkoto) an open meeting at the 'club The West Hazel Homemakers evening. overthrow of the "The Church and Mental czars in 1917, house at seven o'clock. All.par- Club will. meet with Mrs. Bob ‘t has emerged as one of the try leaders have down million-ton figure. That was the Health" was the theme of the The honoree wire for the oc- scaled ents of children of kindergarten Moore at one oklock. major factors of the history second best production program with Mrs. Ellis Paschall casion a blue taffeta dress their earlier estimates, but that total In age are especially urged to at- • 4 • with our times. Economists history. giving the call to worship. The a gift corsage of white tend. Thursday, March 14 carna- A land of more than 8 million most are confident production Scripture reading and prayer was tions. She opened her • ass. The Murray Woman's Club many love- square miles and 200 million per- will at least match last year's 115 by Mrs. Bob Orr who also had ly and useful gifts for Read Our Classifieds Tuesday. March 12 will have its general meeting at the guests son, it has moved relentlessly Keeping charge of the music. to view. Eve The Pottertown Homemakers the club house at two - thirty from bloody chaos to massive ef- V Club will meet avith o'clock. Mrs. Toy Brandon. Mrs. Hew- Mrs. Sarn There will be an election Miss Jan Wldrop and Miss ficiency. Rogers TO MY FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS, lee Cooper, and Mrs. Luther at one o'clock. of officers. Sonja Jones directed games with • • .• • • * • A blend of mystical East and On Steel Gooch presented the panel clis- Mrs. James Payne and Miss Anita Circles practical Wests. it has gt

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