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11. Aftt ITER 18, 1959 Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper

— The Primary Largest Source of News Circulation In The City Murray and Largest Calloway County Circulation In id edges with more tem gave a dead air The County n the layers of Pl'asa 4•Ir IN OUR 80th YEAR United Press International Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, Slatemler 19, 1959 TRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXX alants were planted No. 222 s or slits made thro- mble layers. Thes Henry County Saddle in the center of thV College- High Club To Hold Show Khrushchev Disarmament Murray Loses, raw. along a sort ridge. Band Night Plan Proves Nothing Tour Of plastic The Henry County Saddle Club New Morganfield Nation aed the clear a higher soil tern- will present its annual horse show sunny days than if Is Planned and exhibition at the fairgrounds, United Preto International ment's refusal to agree on effec- •er had been black tonight at 7:00 p.m. in Pans. Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush- tive c mtrol." Last Night estimates this top This event will feature the en- chev's boldly-stated tatal disarma- Adis! Stevenson "Skeptical" week's Begins gave him a tire membership in the grand Today Murray College High has sche- Twice-defeated Democratic pres- luction. Both layers duled its second annual BAND entry as weil as an amateur rodeo idential candidate Adlai Stevenson The High Tigers machine-laid. NI 8T for Tuesday, September in which local riders will parti- said the total' disarmament plan Murray lost • heart night 22. 11130 p. m., in he Murray Col- cipate. There will be calf roping, "must be taken seriously" although a breaking game last 20 to 13 to the Morganfield Geu- lege High Mu:sic Room. steer riding and bulldogging among "we have reason to be skeptical" the acts. rates. For After a brief choral program about it. Khrushchev by the ninty-elght voice Junior S itGeorge D. Aiken (B-Vt.) The outstanding eveent of the The T:gers, keyed to the game. .EY'S PEST High Mixed Chorus, parents of called the evening will be the performance Khrushchev plan -too played a good game, but several children in the seventh grade or perfect idealism ,By JACK 'FOX i a person to prefer his own )NTROL e the junior and senon drill to be effective." costly errors brought about their home abave will be -given the oppir- The 'town to another city. teams Another great attraction Khrushchev proposals left firet defeat of the season. Prior United Press International tunity to enroll their children in Western . Col. Henry Crown, owner at — ROACHES will include the champion mule diplomats at the United to last night thee, had won over the 1959 MCH Beginners Band. Nati. ns cold. They EN ROME he Empire State. thanked Khru- and horse teams from the Henry considered the Halls. Tennessee and Russell- WITH KIMU- — RATS Band N'ight is a recruiting ac- proposals a mere SHCHEV schev and gave hsm an 11,aancii rES County Fair horse and 'mule pull- wrap-up of the ville. (UPI) — Nikita S. tivity to give Junior High and Kremlin's arms Khrushchev flew liver replica of the building. ing contest. This proved to be a reduction proposals With only six minutes of play Bert T. Combs today to the s te Pewee er High students an oppor- over the years. booming West Coast at U. PS. speech Highlight • dinning experience for the people gone Motaranfield pushed over a America tun* to play a band instrurnent. Diplomats at the United whie statesmen across the world The hightight of Khrushche present at the recent fair. The Nations marker to make the game 7 to 0. At a later date. ORCHESTRA would not pondered his proposal to New York visit was his 73-min winning team in the peavy weight be quoted by name However the Tigers in just four scrap NIGHT will be scheduled to give while their foreign Combs Kicks all arms and weapons in the next ute address ta the U. N. Generel division was owned by Gilbert offices back plays. put across their first touch- students of the MCH Fourth home !studied t he disarmament four years. Assembly in which he proposed Ross of Paris and the lightwei.,ht down to even the score and min- Grade and opportunity to play prop sals. but one Bet re ending his 45-hour visit abolition of all armies, navies, class was taken by the Kelso diplomat said utes later put across another to stringed instruments. the Khrushchev plan wire- -alike make it 13 to7. The extra point Off Race For to New York, he apologized for air forces and- fore.gn bases ie Bros. of Lynn Grove. The team four Members of the MCH High the British trifle I a was no net having "closer contacts" with years. Termite of mules owned by C. T. Nash Sr. deserti—the try good. btructive Mixed Chorus are: best of yesterday's leftovers." the "working people" of the city. Rosemary of Paris which placed second in NIKITA S "This means that land armaa, INSPECTION Shsran- Adiona Al- KHRUSHCHEV Diplomats commenting privately As the second- quarter ended He thanked the -many millions" the lightweight division gave one Governor navies and air forces shall ces.se sup- "l'alny Barnes, Shirley B merit plan was greeted with skep- agreed the Khrushchev plan for Morganfield made another touch- who "took up a friendly attitude." of the triest exhibitions of pre- to exist. that general staffs. said nett, Danny Banta& Joe Boyd, ticism in the Western world to- disarmament would not work. down mak:ng the halftime score The Soviet premier left New Dwight Brinn, Scherrie Britt, cision work shown-. 13-13 war ministries shall be abolishaii, day. Noble Idea. But . York's Idlewild Airport at 9:42 bed & Insured —t Shgfilyn Broach. Kenneth BARDSTOWN - Bert T. that military .schools shall cloas, Bucy, The show will include the sihrw- Most of the reaction to the Officials in the Danish Foreign a. m. EDT, en route to Los Ange- Susie Collins, Judith Crouse. Jim- After a scoreless third quarter, Combs officially kicked off his that military bases on foreign ing of some fine sadatie, horses Khrushchev proposal, delivered at Office said the idea of general les. first stop on a six-day Trans- M KELLEY Morganteld again made a touch- governor day be- territories shall be withdrawn, my Culpepper, Robert Darna'1, the United Nations Friday. seemed disarmament campaign for t. Armerca tour before he resumes by their owners. Some at these was a noble one, but down and extra point to top the that all nuclear weapons shall 3-3914 Steve Davie, Charlotte Dodson, to run along the lines of "it's a fore' a crowd of Democrats that big two talks with President Ei- ne PL horses took top .honors at the they said Khrushchev evaded the Murray squad. Murray was un- be destroyed and fiss: inable n. Beauton Dunn, Patrcia idea, but..... included three former governors. senhower. He was due at Los horse show in Fulton last Satur- fine question of a watertight cs.ntrol able to score again with two ex- terial used for Loyd Evans. James Farris. • The opening rally was 'scheduled Angeles at riiicin PDT, joreceful.purpes• s day. The emphasis was on the "but" system on which the Western Al- cellent 3 p. m: only, Chr.s Gingles. Timothy Ginn. attempts being made in for this afternoon in the gym- that rockets shall be lasias --- Thawaamiees to tae_a highlight and in most Western capitals the lies insist. The seconds of --41eiger Gerdon, -loyeeeeilargrove, closing the game. nasium of Bardetenierp High Sctrobl. dated and rocket facilities shell. in the local season of attractions question that filowed was 'what "Everybody wants disarmament The first Morganfield Danny Hatcher. Ray Hill, James touch- starting at 2 pm c.d.t Combs' Proposes Total 'Disarmament remain only as a means of :re: - for people of all ages Extensive about a system of inspection and —it's been our policy for years,' down carne as Steve Crooks sail- part, that Jones. Jerry Lassiter. David Mag- speech was to be broadcast on a .Khrushchev made total global outer space shall be pi eparations are being made for controls to make sure complete said a British official. He noted 10 yard pass to Elliott. used ness. Gary MicCkire, Carolyn Mc- ed a statewide network. beginning at disarrnanment the keynote of for peaceful purposes. and the pleasure and convenience of disarmament is being carried out?" British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Murray came right back with that there shall Nsly. Rebecca Moore. Pail'a 315 pm c.dt. those talks when he proposed be- remain only Ilir- those who attend. Admission will Secretary of State Christian A. Lloyd's own disarmament prop 3- a 40 yard pass from Jerry Rose ited Ni.T.:Avorthy, Cheryl Outland. Glo- Also speaking on the program fire the United Natians General contingents rif police ant be 25e and 50e. Herter expressed the view of sals in the United Nations and to R Mert Lee for their first tal- militia to maintain ria Ray, Carl Roberts. was the candidate for lieutenant Atssemly Friday that in four internal or-ler American officials and political said "these slow steady steps seem and protect the ic hael Robertson. Loretta tY. governor. Wilson W Wyatt. years "land armies. navies and citizens," Khrii- leaders like this: err re likely' to produce results shchev proposed. Rushing, Edwin Shalar. Benny C Watts. the state air forces shall cease to exist" The number .1 married women "Speaking in general terms. I than Khrushchev's clean - sweep In the second quarter Billy Rep. John Smith. Joe Suite r, Laymen campaign chairman. served as and "all nuclear weapons shall in the United States reached a think I can say that the United plan. Kopperud scatted for 37 yards Khrushchev's disarmament plan Th rnton. Mylee Todd. Emma cerem nies. while Combs be destroyed." total of about 41300.000 in March, States will go as far on the path Political leaders in Italy saw for anther touchdown with Jer- master of unerally was considered as a Valentine, Donna Vaughn, Ed- was to be introduced by Rep. EN 1958. a gain of more than 3.710.- towards e ntrolled disarmament as the Khrestchey plan as a props- ry Rase Converting. Was :t a sincere proposal or a rehash of Kreinlin arms reduc- ward Warren. Jerry Weatherford, Chelf, of Lebanon, con- MO sine% tali and about 11.3.T4.- any tithes. country I stress the 'sande wf4w.. for Communists in Fen's L grand - stand prosh4anda play? tions proposals or recent years. Susan West, Larry Wilson, Ron- Elliott tied up the score' by -greseman for this district since 1940. according to the Me- word 'controlled' because up to Western Europe. They doubted From the little White House at One din'ornat said it was nie Woods, Phyllis Cook. catching a 21 yard throw from said Bardstown was cho- tropolitan Life Insurance Com- now the previous proposals have whether it would ever amount to Watts Gettysburg. Pa., to chancellories British trifle desert-the best et Charles Alexander. James Bail- Wheeler. opening because of its pany. foundered on the Soviet govern- much more than that. sen for the across the world statesmen were yesterday's leftcvers." 111. Jean Buckner, Peggy Car- location and traditional question The West Germans said they The winning Morganfield central asking this as Khrush- Nevertheless, President Eisen- r Shirley Carson. Edwin Car- Kentucky atmosphere. The rally chew flew to Hallywood recep- were ready to join any controlled tuuchdown came as Tony Stewart a hower was car'efully studying thE son. Edwin Carson, Ralph Case, -held that afterre on to avoid tion by top figures of filmdom. universal disarmament plan --' but went over from the one yard line was text of Khrushchev's speech at. Judy. Cathey. Cecilia Cavitt. Joe conel:ct with the University of In New York, former President Five Warrants Issued Against they to • put great stress on the with Elliott getting the ex.ra Gettysburg where he is refting Cherry, Mary Cherry,. Karyl Cie- Kentucky Georgia Tech football Truman said he thought the qualifying word "controlled." point. - before resuming his talks woa muns. Gary Covey. Helen Crut- the state Morganfield 7 6 game at Lexington and Khrushchev plan has merit-"any the premier at secluded Can, cher, Jetta Culpepper. Linda Far- Japanese government sources 0 '7 20 fair horse show at Louisville. both attempt to stop the cold war has David when the ley.. Two said unofficially the tahrushehey Murray 6 7 0 7 13 Soviet -; Boys Here; Two Fights scheduled for tonight mer.t." But he added the only proposals smacked of propaganda return. Joseph Ginn. Linda Hendon, Among those scheduled to at- reason there is no international Patsy Hendon, David Hull, Dwain and contained "nothing really Two Murray boys were arrested claimed in an tend the rally were former r v- disarmament already ;n effect as James. Ed Jeferey, Jerri Jhon- affadavit that he new" early yesterday morning following was sitting ecnors Keen Johnson. Earl C. that the Russians have steadily son. Edna Jones. Edward Jones, an his brother's car The Philippines Foreign Office Sewed Up Says two separate fights in which one when Clements and Lawrence W. Weth- refused to cooperate. IIIPlistie Kemper, Tommy Lassiter, Herndon and Collie came described the Khrushchev proposal JayCee Tennis erby. Truman reminded that when he persons' throat Win cut up and started an argument A as "an aid tune played on a new William Marshall, Paul Mattlli, Gov A. B. Chandler is in Wash- was President of pie United Rodger Meyer. G y nerndon, age la. already coke was knocked from his nand record." Van McGinnis. Chandler ington for a meeting of the Dem- States proposed world control of und indictment for store house and a sandwich Nationalist Chin es e Foreign McNutt, Ola Montgo- ocratic National Committee, but it at energy "and they the Rus- Underway mars', Jo ter. bre ing. was arrested and charg- Ministry spokesman James Shen Carolyn Pal- When Garlariers. brother a nd was unlikely that either he or Lt. sians vetoed it 263 times." mer, Charlotte ed with mallet-us cutting, and raid in Taipei that -unless the er, Morris Milton l. nelson returned to the Gov. Harry Lee Waterfield, who !React With Skepticism Parker, Janis Southard. twd charges of assault and battery. Communist bloc abandons its plan Paul car, they followed Collie and lost to Oarnbs in the Democratic In m 'St of the Western world, At City Park Steele, James Sykes, Ail Collie, under indictment for for world conquest. all Soviet talk ices! Jirramite Herndon out on North 16th street, prinsaiy, would have attended in statesmen and diplomats reacted Taylor. Robert Thompson, Caro- assault and battery, was charged on disarmament does not mean Garland's affadavit said, w hen any event. with skepticism after a first took lyn Tutt, Carloyn with breach of the peace and anything." Wibson, Nore Herndon when into a house and at the generalities in Khrush- W nt er, Elizabet assault and battery. Woods. returned with two butcher knives. chev's U. N. speech. But they The Junior Chamber of Herndon was placed under f1.000 Com- Herndon walked up to Doneleon %eke cautiously pending Eisen- merce Invitational Tournament' is bond for each of the three charges Almo PTA Will and cut his the at the affadavit hower's opportunity to question underway with the finals set for for a total bond of 93.000 and Murray Hospital 1, City Council claimed Khrtrhchev in detail next week. Sunday. Meet Collie was under bond of $1.000 On Monday In the meantime Khrushchev The semi-finals are being held ,I' r the assault charge and $750 'AY!! In other action yesterday Dan Friday's complete record follows: faced a barnstorming tour from triday with -Matches scheduled for The Alm.) Parent-Teachers As- bond for the breach of peace MeCuistion and Billy Walker were Meeting Los Angeles to San Francisco, Census 42 Holds the entire day. s.c,ation will hold its first regu- cherse• charged with arson Each was Adult Beds 63 Deslat.nnes, Iowa and the Roswell Julaan Evans, who is in charge lar meeting of the new According to affadavits and court wired. school placed—on $500 bond An affadavit Emergency Beds 23 Garst farm at Coon Rapids. Iowa; of the tournament for the c rb year Monday night at records the following apparently 7:00 at was sworn by John Henry Elliott Patients Admitted 6 Last Night and Pittsburgh. said that the trophies am on a s- the !school. is what took place shortly after who is at the present time indict- Patients Dian is.sed II His first big date was with 80 play in the window of Lind!. y's An intereeting film midnight on Thursday night. will be ed for arson. New' Citizens 4 tap stars in Hollywood at a ban- Jewelry Store. ast! shown and instance two college City all members are urg- In one The Murray Council met quet at 20th Century Fox Stud:as. The tournament has attraeted, attend '44 Johnny Miller and Billy Collie and Herndon are both 'to p. m. with May- * ys, Patients admitted from Wednes- last night at 7:00 Khrushchev was flying across a number of contestants. Players, drive- be b und over to the Grand Jury. presiding. Thornberry. were at a local day 19:30 a. .m. to Friday 9:30 or Pro-tern Joe Dick the continent aboard the same jet have come to Murray from Kan- u•s. A trial will be held on Tuesday in when Cattle and Herndon drove The wecond reading was given airlMer which carried Eisenhower lucky. Tennessee and Illinois." at MOO a m in the court of Judie rd Weather up beside them. They allegedly a. an. to ordinances relating to zoning to Europe recently. It is a VC- From Paducah are Br" Waylon Rayburn on the breach of made remarks about boys who Otis H. Bury. New Concord; of the Five Points area and the 131 military version of the Boe- Kermit Phillips. Charles wear glasses and allegedly offered the peace °barge. Mrs. Robert Horresby, 322 No. state taking over Sycamore street ing 701. Report a .Champion. Frank Nigel. Robert to fight the college boys. 7th.; Mrs. William Whitley and from 12th. to 16th. streets. TU-114 iStays Behind King and Monrae— Sloan. ins -Jr Press Intersesbasaisa The boys in an affadavit said baby bay, Rt. 2. Benton; Frank- Mayer Ellis returned from The huge TU-I14 turboprcp Ray Edwards, publisher of the Phillip A. B. Chandler attended they were slapped around and Corner Drug May lin B. Jones. Dexter; Mrs. Knoxville where he a plane that brought Khrushchev Mayfield Messenger. Hugh Hunt ng) Jaeksan Purchase. Hopkinsville that Her hit Thornberry Harrell and baby girl, 217 So, WASHINGTON (in — Gov. A. meeting with the TVA Board 'of tie the United States from Mos- and Bob Mason, are represepting Be Force Against 13th.; West Kentucky -Owenithero and Bawling Green this ugh the window of the car Mrs. Thomas Wilson and B Chandler was attending a meet- Directors with a cow' last Tuesday was left at Mayfield. Bob McCord of Mc- -Greensburg areas- Partly clou- breaking his nese. He claimed he Juvenile Delinquency 'baby boy, Rt. 3; Mrs. Cohen ing of the - Derrecratic National delegation, and took over his Andrews Air Force Base, Md.. Kenzie is also playing, with the meeting a and warmer today. bigh 78 opened the door of the car to Stubblefield, 601 Sycamore: James Committee this weekend, and ac- seat as mayor near Washington. Carl Daserrbrock of Illinois and 83 -Albert Stone. Rt, 2. Hazel; Mrs. r Fair and warmer tonight, let the blood fall to the groend cording to one account, actively about half completed. Khrushchev did not get to see J 0. Waters and Jackie Simpsan low 58 to 63. Sunday Bobby Clayton and baby boy, He reported that the street mostly fair and that Herndon hit or kicked NORFOLK, Va. — Tee — The pushing his campaign for the par- much of New York during his have entered the tournament , and warmer, high Rt. I. Buchanan, Tenn.; Mrs; Roy paving was all completed with the twin-day in middle him further. fight against juvenile delinquency ty's presidential nomination visit because of the elab- from Owensboro. testified that both Hern- Smith and twin girls. 1405 Poplar; city. paying out about $5800 for orate security precautions taken Miller may be waged in the•rrner dreg The Louisville Courier-Journal lakirrayans in the tournamant Collie then apoegized, Mrs. Otis Steele and baby girl, the work. Residents paid the re- to protect him. don and store if a 40-year-old Norfolk quoted Chandler as telling mem- are Don Hick's. Auburn Wei's, Temperatures at 5 a. m. CDT.: to fight later. Model. Tenn.; Wayne Franklin maining two thirds under the He was driven through the but offered pharmacist has his way. bers of the committee. "I've got Gene Landolt. Pat Ward. Willairn Cevington 49, Louisville 50, Pa- other instaece at about Lovett. Rt. 4. Benton. cooperative arrangement. city's streets to his various des- In the Norman R. Sachs. who de- it sewed up an the second or Thomas. James Harris, Julian F.v- ducah 55. Bowling Green 51, time. Joe Bailey Garland Patients tilsmissed from Wednes- A sign will be erected on North tinations at fast speeds and gat ans the same scribes the drug store as the "tra- third ballot but I've got to get and Charles Warner, -lardtop Lexington 50, London 48 and day 9:30 a. psi, to ,FrIday 9:30 Second street giving warning of only fleeting glimpses of the ditional family meeting place," that young fellow to go with me." lfioltineville 55. a. the narrow bridge just south of building in the constantly grow- has urged his colleagues to take This was a reference to Sen. Evansville, Ind.. 52. Rev. Hurt Working Master Tony F. Gardner. Rt. Douglas High School. ing metropolis. lut "a more active part in communi- F Kennedy of Massachusetts, Hazel WOW Holds 5; Mrs. James Collie, Rt. 5, Ben- John A general 'dISCUSSrOfl was held Gets Panoramic View Doctor's Degree ty life." who anio has presidential aepii-a- TOBACCO ADVISORY On ton: Mrs. Paul Bray, Box 333. on ways to relieve traffic con- But Khrushchev. enjoyed a pan- Meeting Thursday Lng -Today's pharmacists owe the tams. ihnited Press International Calvert City; Mrs. Effie L. Jones, gestion at various points in the r'4amic view of the city Friday youth of America an allegiance 'Chandler also was quoted as Relative hurnicirty averaging Hazel; Mrs. Wm. Hatcher, Rt. 2. city. Purchase of a new police from the observation tower of The Hazel W. 0. W. Camp in good moral conduct." he wrote saying that F. Joseph a nahue in 50 per cent range Friday was Rev. Billy G. Hurt who grad- College Farm Rd.; Mrs. Bally Ray car was also discussed. the Empire State, the world's tal- 138 met in regular session Thurs- in recent issue of the Virginia would be his campaign manager good for curing tobacco. Condi- uated tram the Southern Baptist Hardison and baby girl. Rt. 3, lest building. He later expressed day night with Tom Scruggs Pharmacist. and that a wealthy industrialist tions will continue good today Theological Seminary in Louis- Benton; Mrs. Teddy Beane. Rt. a preference for Moscow. presiding in the absence of Ca-- "Tradition has placed the cor- who had helped him become base- Mrs. Curd Will with the hirnidity average for ville this Spring, has returned to 4; Mrs. Harold Smith and baby "When our soldiers came back man Parks, Consul Command ner drug Store in the focal meet- ball commissioner in 1945 would Dealer the day in the 60 per cent range, work on his Dr. of Divinity de- girl, Poplar St. Benton; Mrs, Attend Congress from World War, they had a During the business session, ing place of persons for years on raise several million dollars for • although higher humidity is pre- gree. Gene Dale Steely, Rt. 4; Mrs. A. song which went •something like the camp completed Wares for a end. Besides being a local mer- his campaign dicted for Sunday, weather con- Rev. Hurt was appointed a Fel- E. Prine, Rt. I. Benton; William The National Fraternal Con- this: "Bulgaria is certainly a fine bar-b-que supper and fPmily chant. the pharmacist is a re- Donahue tiara Caurler - Journal Idions for curing tobacco should low in the 01 Testament depart- Spencer Osborne, Swann Dorm. gress meets in Philadelphia at the country, but Russia is best of night meeting to be eld on opinions and his Wive support Washington bureau chief Bob Illitinue good. ment by Dr. Francesco, depart- Sheraton Hotel from September course:" Khrushchev said. So" October 1.5th in the cafeteria 01 and participation in civic adven- At the present rate 'of Riggs that the governor also had Agronomists at the University ment head. increase. 20-24. at course, I could paraphrase that Hazel High School. les tures are s rely sought." nom- the amount of money being spent told him he expected to be of Kentucky suggest that barns Rev. Hurt is pastor of the Mrs. Goldia Curd, State Man- and say, "New York is a fine District Manager, James Park- Sachs. who has been in the on highways free world inated on the second or earl be opened as much as passible Scott's Grove Baptist Church. He in the ager of the Woodman Circle and City. but. of course, Moscow is er, was the only visitor present. business for 19 years, says drug wit total 35 billion dollars in but Donahue said he had during the night, to get the fullest is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- ballot. Preifident of the Kentucky Fra- best of all." The name of Roy Hughes a- as store's have a welfare role to play 1965, more no plans to manage_ the Chandler benefit; of the good curing con- burn H. Hurt of South Seventh than double the 1e38 ternal Congress will attend as Khrushchev. almost al:wiles:z- drawn for the door prize but he .in satiety. figure carnparril. street. the. delegate from Kentucky. ing. Said it was only natural for was not present. -is

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JP LED,ER AIMEM & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY SATURDAY 'A — SEPTEMBER 19, 1959 THE LEDGER & •••1•• TIMES ROCK 'HUDSON DIVORCED ieun and Miss Gates, both PuilleitIHED by LEDGER 33, & TIMES PUBLISHING were married Nov. 9, :oensolidatioei of the Murray Ledger, COMPANY, Inca 1955. She The Calloway The Ledger LOS ANGELES ?UPI) awarded Limes-Herald, October 20, Tunes, sod The & Times Film was an interlocutory de- 441 1928, and the West Sports !dal- Rock Hudson a 1942 Kentlickiala. Jaaleallaig was awarded cree in August. 1958, but Hudson a final divorce eiba decree Tuesday picked up the final decree °Mei- JAMES C. WILLIAMS kAasi ow% lawn 4 hist WWI from his wife, Phyllis Gates. Mid :ally PUBLISHER act' Amos %Leib limo - ending the marriage. A'e reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Lettere w Public Voice .tema to the d IIat, ne:A.,lban which, in our oPulins, are Ihkattil interest ca our readers. not UV the Issell Spool aim 1'6461 VATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE Monroe, W/TMEE CO, Memphis. Tenn . 150 Park Ave., 13111 gan Ave., New Yoglig /L Chicago. 60 Bolyston St., Boston. bald*. This Could Entered Be The at the Post Office, Murray, Day That Chicago Kentucky, for tranithusaiola White Sox Fans Secono Class Matter Have SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier Dreamed inonth 112 Murray, per trout Of Since 85e. In Calloway r)cac The Unhappy OPEN and adjolrung countses, Memory 600 START where. per pink WO; Of 1919 7:00 Cl /5.50. World Series LAST TIMES TON ITE SATURDAY — SEPTEMBER By JOHN GRIFFIN sgr LANCASTER nue D51 I 19, 1959 to reach third in gaining his 17th ALAN LADD 1 United Press laternational se win of the year. Lollar provided DURYEA This could be the day Chicago the game's only run when he White Sox fans have been IMPROVEMENTS await- slammed his 21st homer. AUTHORIZED ing through 40 long and bitter Bud Dailey of Kansas City held years. ...Silage NcSkiY 11309UtO LONG c`RED MOUNTAIN' Cleveland hitless and had a 1-0 New School Buildings $500,000 Ever since the pennant-winning MK •....may.. En lead until two out in the Sixth White Sox of 1919 became known Planning Commission with Professional inning of their game when Jim as the "Black Sr" because they Pieisall homered to tie the score. STARTS SUNDAY FOR Consultation were charged with 'throwing" 5 NITES!! the Daley then departed during ONLY World Sties against a six- ONE SHOWING PER NITE! Cincinnati, run rally by IMPROVEMENTS Chicago the Indians in the — Show Starts at NEEDED fans have dreamed of 7:00 — seventh inning and the Tribe add- Admission: another title team that would Industrial help ed four more in the ninth. Expansion to erase that unhappy memory. Adults 900. — Children Under 12 The Red Sox, wht., routed Duke Free Sidewalks. Curbs The dream will come t:ue to- NO PASSES ACCEPTED and Gutters Maas in a five-run first-Inning — night—if things break Widened right for the rally. carried t r - r'r 7 Street In Some Areas Sox. a 6-0 lead into the Continued Home last of the ninth inning against Building Chicago can clinch at least a tie CECIL B.DEMILLE'S the Yankees. But the Yankees, Airport For Murray for the American League pennant scored tour runs before Bobby , by beating Detroit in an aftern,ion Addition To Hospital Richardson fouled out with the . ame Then the White Sox u THE would bases loaded to end the TEN COMMANDME become the league game. champions if Bill Fischer InsTAVisiog second pitched a fi*e-hitter -place Cleveland loses PAI,AbACK./...• PIC OUR its for the Senators in Tt..,41. TECHNICOLOR GREATEST WEAPO'" night game their win over against Kansas City. Baltimore while Jim Lernsn led: _ • The White Sox moved to the his support with his 33rd homer. I IMULTANEOUS threshhold of the title arrival of Nikita Khrushchev' in W.. Friday The Cubs beat the Pinnies night by scoring a typical in pie United States, and a Russian rocket 1-0 the 13th inning when Tony Taylor on the face of the triumph over Detroit on TOP RAEOUFTEERS—Brazils Marla a h.irne walked, moved to second moon. has ac.-omplished exactly Bueno and Australia's run by She:man on II what Red scientists and Neale Fraser hold their '...oll:,- and the George Anderson's propagandists trophies at Forest Hills, N. five-hit error, and scor- hoped it would. It after winning the Y., pitching of Bob Shaw. has impressed the Am-eas! women's and men's singles tennis ed on Iry Noren's single. eriean pionships of the cham- Cleveland kept its all-but-gone peoph. and won the praise of U. S. In the finals, Miss Bueno the entire world. • Christine defeated hopes "alive- by whippin, For Truman of Great Britain 6-1, Kansas more than a week we had relished 6-4 and Fraser City. 11-2. behind the admira- downed Alex Olrnedo of Peru :he pitching of tion and adulation 6-3, 5-7, 6-2, 6-4. Pm Work Starts On demonstrated by the people of several Perry But the Tribe remain- "JUKE BOX RHYTHM" European allied nations for our president. ed 5ka games behind Chicago and Cowboy Museum The reception the end - and - given h,im had Milwaukee at Philadelphia is in eight -even made an impression behind Major League In other the Iron Cincinnati at Pittsburgh AL games, the Boston OKLA BOMA CITY ,131 "COP HATER" Curtain, and throughout Red Sox downed Asia and the rest of the world. Chicago at St. Louis New York, 6-4, Conatruction is underway on the The Russians Standings and Washing* n edged National simply had to do something toprovide Los Angeles at San Francisoo Baltimore, Cowboy Hall of Fyne oiled Press International 5-3. The big and Museum a stage.setting for Khrushchev. He I National League at a hillside s'ile STARTS had to alight from _ showdown between Los Angeles sortheast of . here SUNDAY! his jet engarlogaegir_of_onne...... :__._ ._. AMERICAN LEAGUE plane orr American soil as the N vrioNm,....LEAGrE mad 5isa Francasea.awas The project - ---::: -_-__-_4-T94•1,7 --_-_.- - -- - rained- mit, moved- out a- the W Car Gb and a bleheaclerwsgdwas" arming. stage va iiiftet (0- -l-girkiatilie------I•Abe-aiestissiiit•annws - - the first...gLr d—a;TE'r'conqueror --- w• Cle --it-rarri.'-TrI e oniy WaS turned earlier of space?" . - L Pet GB velanda"".. 85 02 578 5.2 NL this year, At * WOW VA- San Francisco 82 irl New action. 'the Chicago Cubs dowr present. 40,000 cubic It would beat anything 562 York 74 73 .503 1b.-2 :d yards of he could do if for no other an eai mg 2 Detroit Philadelphia. 5-4. in 13 innings. dirt are being moved reason mi::ee 72 75 490 182' to make PICTURE!' than that folks know less Angeles 80 fib Baltimore way for the first building about space than they 548 2 71 76 483 19,2 Shaw and units do P.''ttsburgh Lollar tru:y earned and about nuclear fission. If that 75 72 .510 74 70 77 1,r a parking lot. is possible. For another 476 ali'a heroes' laurels for the White Sox. reason the C.ncinnati 72 76 406 11 Kanaris tonsti.s City The five-million dollar project, Reds demon:irated two years ago 63 83 432 27 Shaw al/ 'wed only one baserunner "ORRIID ir that no- 70 76 479 a joint venture of 17 - thing upsets. 12 Washington 62 86 422 26'a Western age startles and shocks Csthcri iluts states, was an American as much 66 Fin 16 Friaay's Results a dream of the late as to have somebody Philaciel;,h... avi KY HI SCHOOL Football C. A. Reynolds beat him at a game so .452si 415 4.4 Swot 6 Ne-w York 4. night Scores :11 Kansas City. in which he United Press thinks he excels. .1Frlday's Results neon 5 Baltimore International He .originated the idea in 1947 Chic:.go 3. night 5 Ph.lacielphia 4. 13 lirneVago 1 Detroit and spent eight years selling it What difference i 0. night Louisville cfaese it make that the Russians Los Ans. at San F. an. Cleveland Manual 02 The firm phase of the were ppc1 • rain 11 Kansas City 2, night project so frantic to shoot the Only games scheduled. North Vernon ilnd I 6 is scheduled moon that they actually set Today' s Gaines for completion rn off Atherton 14 Male 0 August, four, rockets with the dim hope Today". Gasses 13.1ton at New York 1960 that one would make a Cincinnati Somerset 26 Lafayette hit? We at Pittsburgh Baltimore at Washington 6 .pay so little attention to BUG 26 Jes.samine Russian failures most , tz..1. Aneelea.-at San Francisco, Detroit at 0 unty 0 of us overlooked 2, Chicago Cynthiana the three rocket failures night Cleveiand 39 Paris 12 Consumption of cheese in the over t ha..week-1 d'Y - at Kansas a Cite, rug,rit .ind, although , Chienigo at St Southern 7 .Eastern 6 US. is 'w stands at about the .preks, radio.- LOWS. night Sunday's Games 7.7 and television seem to - Fern Creek 7 Valley pounds ' speciilize on our own Milwaukee at PhiladelpWa,Tght De:ro:t at Chicago 0 per year per camas. rocket failures. Shelbyville 26 Henry Clay staulays _ Cleveland at Kansas City 14 11111M••-••••••• Plus * COLOR We all know we have Lancaste: 7 Anderson CARTOON tried ten shots of our greatest Baltimore at Washington 6 Vanguard rocket Dixie Heights 19 in the last eighteen months and Boston at New York onl:., two put PHARAOH Campbell County 13 satellites in orbit. We believe Covington that record will Holmes 20 Bellevue 6 stand up against any Dayton rocket the Russians have in their Closed-Circuit TV 13 Newport 0 arsenal, yet we are so discouraged Boone County 7 • over it some want to On Nuclear Ship change the name of Newport Catholic 6 the Vanguard because New Richrmnd MORE it was not 10hiol PROTEIN first NEW YORK 14 in orbit. — IWO — Passen- Beeehve_od gers aboard 6 the N S Savannah, H.ghlands the world's 41 Erlanger 6 We would be less than first stomp wered MeKell human not to feel chewer merchant 14 Ludlow 12 over ship, will be able the Russians to Dayton Ohio, Roosevelt successful rocket landing watch the ship's 34 on the moon, nuclear react* Lexington but be unwise and In operation Dunbar 0 silly in the extreme to via closed-ciroult London faith in lose television. 19 Bryan Staton 13 our "know-how" because Median of it. -Indeed the time is They -Model 32 long since past will al.:0615e able to hear when we should stop river Mount Sterling 21 magnifying Russian an accompanying audio accomPrishments hook- Winchester 18 Frankfort 12 and discounting our own. up the "heart beat" of the reale- Carlisle 38 Irvine 0 tor as it turns The Russians - ut the power Hopkiitsville stole the march on that runs the U Russellville I us on rocketry be- 21.000-ton ship Madisonv.Ile cause they Two TV 41 captured some German scientists camerae wil carry the Oweasbon, them and put picture Catholic 0 to work before we recognized frorn the below-decks their superior know- "containment Morganfleld U Murray 13 jedge vessel- in which the of the modern instrument. Felton 31 Martin (Tenn.) 14 It was developed to reactor is housed to a tomb English ex-by- Caldwell County 21 cities when Germans eliht-foot television screen coalcfn't invade the in a Franklin-Simpson 6 Critish Isles. We made something lounge like three thousand Trigg County IS Sturgis 7 'landing As an extra safety factor, on islands and continents, -YUL BRYNNER portrays the Crittenden County 7 Providence including hundreds Pha- cables to ihe camerae cuf landings.on rioh Ramesea II in Cecil will be in- Bell county 35 Barbourville the continent of Europe under B. stalled with a special 7 the muzzles production "potting" Corbin 19 Pineville 0 -of the best weapons the "The Ten process which will Germans could manu.- Commandments," which prevent any Ifiad:esboro 40 Lynn actirre. starts Seepage f radioactivity, Camp 0 BAY-Like a bat, Britain's Sunday at the Murray accord- Ashland 13 For the Drive-In ing to TA Vulcan Jet bomber soars next tWo weeks the paPers'•will Theatre. Smith. executive vice Charleston be filled with The dramatization of IW Va Jackson 7 over the throng the pOtentialiti••; president of RCA Industrial at the Brit- of a rocket that the life ,if . Muses also Elec- Pikeville 14 Catlettsburg can b- so expertly stars tronic Products. 12 ish . 11r show in Farnbor- \ guided that- Charlton Heston as 1.1 WS* 19 Paintsville it' will hit the moon. We the great The Savz.naah 8 ough. England, Unlike U. S. ex; ect to read lawgiver. Anne was launched -predictions on Baxter and Ed- -Idly Rock Hill (Ohio, 22 Russell 6 jets, the Vulran's four en- how simple it will be to land _ward 21, 1950 'sand is expeced rule of these G.-Robinson to Lowsvillie Trinity 14 gines are mounted right -rockets in Manhattan loaded go into Ilervice in late in with an H-bomb warhead, 1960 Bar datown St. Joe 12 the delta wing. ,and how quickly all Louisville American cities can be pulverized. Country Day IV L'We don't expect Oldham County 0 to be panicked. or even impressed. 2,0 Years Ago This Butler 31 Durrett 7 At the Week Seneca 56 Country very moment the .Russian rocket Ledger & Times File Day ,0 -towards a.- r eating Waggener 46 KM( 6 the moon our president "as -was was ...stornr The Reverend J. I.aRue County 33 attending a service Mark. Jenkins -and HEAT 1 at a Presbyterian - ens officiated Rev. A. V. Hav- Metcalfe County 0 'before he Wednesday afternoon Carnn8ellsville jcsurneyed to Andrews Air 174 Church for at the First Method- 33 Lebanon 8 Forcril tse to roll Mrs. Sam Thompson. Cynthtana :out the red- carpet for lets, born 25, mother of 39 Paris 12 KhrusbAer he was i.!id(eibtedly here a week ago trip- Tompkinsville .his knees died from Tuesday. Mrs. Thompson 42 Glasgow 7 asking Divine Guidance complications in the Bardstown 2 rt -talks in le -th-coming a week Mason Hospital here Knox 0 with the It ader of from the day her just Prestonsburg 30 Elkhorn the world's anti-Chi :t A babies were born City 0 tion. shuttle and quill mill Lliragbettitown 26 Springfield Be Ready Before past 80, belonging to B. F. Schroeder. 0 Murray's oldest active Harrodsbu. g 40 Stanford 6 Winter Starts! &lira and quill stock businessman with shuttle Harlan '26 Knox of us will never forget Ike's valued at $10.000, Central 12 prayer whet; he midnight burn0 here soon Henderson County ordered Americali paratroopers Wednesday morning. The after 48 CALL US dropped beh..cl insured. stock was Bicknell (Ind I 6 lines iii Norrnatidy, ei.emy partially and none of us who L. W. Benham 28 Hall 6 TODAY! in the had le‘ed ones Lennox, proprietor of expeditionary force that .- puny, the Murray Motor Corn Henderson Douglae 19 immelatel:. followed announced today the first - Bowling will et,el dirl1ot that the new howing in Murray Green High Street 12 this prayer was the grea'. 1940 Plymouth, a of Danville PLa7a 3-1227 in the t weapon ear which moo( 30 Frarkfin County 0 arseni.! of the woelds greatest out the slogan of the company, a nation. er"2" "Pt ,r thin Starks Hardware We • t slioolci be reminded of that Mr. Lennox • V ciyerns, 'Iti*Mtiall tremble as we st;ake and came to Murray a year Ali 414r,racy 0 r . Ilgth & Poplar Sunburst All Jersey Milk Has lieead,:e a Russian and opened the ago'Ittst weAt" 14msale Hitt: 1!( More rocket has _hit the rr.,,ou Murray Motor Company. b.ty a tt the time, the leader 0.ight .1. W. Hutchins, of the free world re par. owner and manager firotein Than Any Other Milk! his most in tie play barbecue shop, announced of Hutchen'e role for the future peace unit today completion of AT of maekied. anti welfare to his establishment. a new YOUR DOOR OR AT YOUR GROCFR And we should derive much • $41'e conjort from Miss Marilyn Mason, the knowledge that he relies R. (laughter of Dr. and on the same weapon today M. Mason, Murray, has been Mrs. Murray Lumber A_} selected Co_ ___ (he eo•••-•e of prayer. of Kentueky in the Texas as the Duchess, Inc. r October Rose Festival at Tyler, "EVERY FOOT Ryan Milk 1,2. In, 14,it was Texas. A SQUARE DEAL" Company announced today. 104 East Maple St. Phone PL 3-3161 PLaza 3-3012 E. Chestnut St.

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ER 19, 1959 SATURDAY r-TPTEM13ER 19, 1959 id Miss Gates, LEDZIER & ias!! — both 33, MURRAY, KENTUCKY 1111111101.1 Elumefluru—P-•--44,-.. named .1 11.1116MOtrP1PBMIMIKP Nov. 9, 1055. She PAGE THREE arded an interlocutory de- August. 1958, but Hudson up the final decree offici- riding the marriage. • COME TO CHURCH THIS Calloway Church Calendars SUNDAY South Fourth S'_reet Lynn Grove Evangelis tie Worship Methodist Sunday School .. 7:30 p.m. Lynn .. 9:30 a.m. Green Plain Grave, Ky. Morning Church OT Christ Sunday School Worship ....10:50 a.m. Doyle A. TART 10:00 am. Evening Karreirer, 7:00 Morning Worship . 7:30 p.m. (1st, 3rd Sun) 11:00 am. Sunday Bible Class 14:011 teram. School Bus Even.ng Morning I'LL PUT THE BARN OVER ONITE (2nd. 4ht Sun) 7:00p.M. Worship • 1045 a.m. St. John's Episcopal Evening Worship • HERE,AND I'LL PUT THE West NOOSE ALAN LADD 0 First Christian Main Street Wednesday Bible Class ,. HERE.,. Holy Drivers Are North 5th Street Communion (1st & 3rd Sun) - in - Bible or Morning School 9:30 am. Prayer .... 9:15 a.m. Morning Sunday Flint Baptist Church Worship 10.50 a.m. School 10:15 a.m. Unified Even. A lmo Heights Responsible Program 7:00 )MOUNTAIN' p.m. Robert S. Herring, Pastor Chestnut St. Tabernacle Sunday School 10:00 Gamer. Methodist Chestnut and Cherry Streets Worship Service . 11:00 Sunday School 10:00 Sunday School am. 10:00 am. Training Union 6:30 CHICAGO en — The National )R 5 NITES!! Morning (2nd,44h Sun) Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. 11:00 am. Evening Worship 7:30 Safety Council today put the safe- Cherry Corner ty PER N1TE! Baptist of the 11 million students who R. J. Burpoe, ride 7:00 -- pastor sehool buses squarely in the Suad ay School 1090 p.m. laps of bus drivers and the Milkiing auth- !rider 12 Free worship WOO a.m. orities that hire then. Training Union Tbescouncil, EPTED 6:30 p.m. commenting on the Wed. Prayer deaths meeting 7:00 p.m. of seven children in Evening a bus- worship 7:30 p.m. tran c„Ilision at Oakland, Md.. ri Thursday, listed a three-point pro- LLE'S r-1 Spring Creek Missionary Baptist gram to safer,,uard school bus pas- Church sengers. Hal Shipley — Pastor Above all, the council said.. (Located 3 miles North of Penny) "schools should have a person with • Services Every Sunday ch.:Q.& authority for establishing TECHNICOLOR Sunday School • 10:00 a.m. and administering a safety pro- Maining Worship ... 11.00 a.m. gram for school bus drivers." EMning Worship The . 7:00 p.m. three - pcint program included: Locust Grov• baptist Church 1. Selection and training of sch- Bill Webb, Parlor ool bus drivers. Sunday School _10130 am. Inspection and preventive Morning main- Wm-shlrr 11:00 a.m tenance of school laurres. Training Union 645 p.m. 3. Establishment tbj Evening of legal stand- Worship 8:00 ards p.m. for the behind-the-wheel per- Training Union 600 formance p.m of school bus drivers DX RHYTHM" Wed. Prayer Meeting ....7:30 p.m. thrcuai driver licensing. and - ,"Further." the council said. "each foplar Bprrng ' HATER" Baptist Church •schur..1 bus should have a patrol Jack Jones, pastor boy — a monitor — to keep dis- Sunday School 1000 am. cipline amon.g students, thereby Morning Worship 1100 am allowing the driver to concentrate Evening Worship NDAY! 7:00 p.m. on his No. 1 job — Wed. Prayer Service 7:00 p.m. No one had been deeAree: spans** ler trre —cfaIlana Tabernite -RYA _ uxua Imisseisirr train slammed Chestnut and Cherry Streets into a stalled school bus containing Sunday School ... 10110 am. 35-28 children The seven killed ranged Morning Worship ... 1l() am. in age from S. 8-16. Nineteen Prayer Meeting .. 8:30 p.m. other students were injured. 11 seriously enough for hospitalization. Lone Oak Primative The counc41 issued the following Baptist Church to parents of children who ride Arlie Lorimer — Pastor school buses: SPACE CAPSULE RECOVERED—The first "Big Joe" space (Located on Route 8) capsule I If your shad rides a school Worship is shown aboard the recovery vessel USS Strong, several Service (1st Sun) . 230 hun- bus, make sure he doesn't indulge t dred miles northeast of the Island of Ar.tigua in the Lesser Worship Service (3rd Sim) .1011 in horseplay on the bus. Antilles. The unmanned capsule was launched atop of an College Presbyterian 2e th..,1 he gets to the Atlas ICBM from Cape Canaveral, Fla. The temperature in- bus She'll Never Neglect Him... 1801 ttop on tune 10, he won't W. Main aide the space capsule never exceeded 100 degrees Fahrenheit have to Sunday run. School 9:45 am. despite an outside peak level of 3,000 degrees, ?darning it was an- Worship 11:00 am nounced by National Aeronautics Administration. and Space 3 Remind him of TME CHURCH VOIR ALL LIT1lege Tellowsnip the Importance ... 730 p.m ALL FrOla THE CHURCH of keeping his head, arms and •',Air •7 ,7-, .lry hands inside the bus. The Church is the factor on 70LOR CARTOON Eleventh and Poplar earth for the buskins' of character and Church of Christ good cotrenshop It no storehouse of Sund.,) *pintos! v•lues. Without , Bible C,.iss 9 45 a.m. a strong Mrs. Tbompeest is a "modern" mether. She wouldn't Morning Church, democracynor ono a rship 10:441 sm. think of negleetine ,,on can her baby's regular visit to the Everinif survive There •re four sound Worship .... 7:00 pm. doctor. She newtons why every person should at' knows that these- early check-ups plus Wednesday Bible Class 7:00 p m. tend eery w es regularly and support tlw proper diet, rest and care, are vital if her child, is Church. They arm III For his oar ,.5.. to grow up into a strong, healthy boy, ready to take COneff Chstrob of (twirl For his chtldren•s sake. IT) FOf ITEIN the his place in tomorrow's world. 100 N 151,h Street uke of his cornensentry and natloa ft' Paul Hodges, Minister For lbv sake of the Church itself, ads `. Nor will she forget an even more Important factor needs his ,rnors1 and rnatergl Bible Classes 9:30 a.m. 111.4er` in his development—his spiritual check-ups. When the Worship Mr% to solo church regvntly sad • 10:30 sin. time comes and baby is old enough, his tiny footsteps Evening re., Bible Service 7:90 pm lead him into Church School where another MONDAY: kind u•r Hoek (Import Tana of ministry will be given to him. Later still, he will College Devotional 12:30 rilst. ,i.,,, I Samuel I Wra worship with his parents, and the importance of WEDNESDAY: ,a, L.'. the 2 31-6 family unit together at work, at play and Bible Classes 7:#0 •:ey I Samuel I 17-11 in worship A -1,444.1ay Lige 2 116,I1 will be engrained in his mind. r 1,,,,nd., I II',Iethial 2 1-5 - "Is, PRIMA States Grove Baptist 27 14 In tomorrow's world Chards ... • ..• DRFFIRTOR9117 2 9 he will be well equipped to Billy O. :rut-% Pastor take he, place physically, mentally ... and spiritually. day School 10:00m wrong Worship 11:00 a.m. Training Union 7:00 p.m. Cop,r.ght StrOg.s, 5tros6.•14. Vs Evening Worship 8 00 p.m SUNDAY: Mid-Week Prayer Service 7.30 p.m CHURCH SERVICES

First Methodist Maple & 5th Streets U Vriday School 9:45 am. BERT COMBS, right, Democratic candidate for NEWEST STYUE —At a fashion Morning Worship 10:50 a.m Governor, discusses the advertising layout for "The show in Palm Springs, Calif., Even.r.g Worship Greater Ketituficy Club" with his running mate Wilson 7:30 p.m. this daytime dress was Intro- Wyatt, candidate for Lieutenant Governor and Miss duced. Patch pockets play Cattie Lou Miller, standing left, campaign advertising Memorial Baptist peek-a-boo with the generous director secretary West Main Street and Bake Baker, to the Democratic folds on the skirt of this grey Finance Committee. 'The Greater Kentucky Club wool daytime Sunday School 9:40 am. for outfit Cuffed Democratic Victory" is being formed to raise email three-quarter sleeves, a Morning Worship 1050 a.m. broad contributions for a Democratic victory rolled collar, and an artfully- Ever g Worship 730 p.m. in the Novem- ber 3 general election. buttoned tie complete this Stokes First Bapt;et casual Tractor & Imp. Bud Kilpatrick dress. ' Co. Peoples Bank Massey-Ferguson Tractors WORLD WEEK i;Lr)4. Phone P13-1319 Murray, Kentucky

TOUR -NATION UN COMMITTEE SET BRITISH 70 INVESTIGATE ELECTION LAOS COMPLAINT NEW YORK STATI SET OCT I IN PEIPING, RED CHINA S TO SUILD WORK POEMIER CleOU PAN AM ATHLETES GONE, CAMPS TO PUT SHAMES PAST BRITISH CHICAGO PITOBES GUN A CRIMP IN "AGGRESSION". FOR STRIFE DEATH OF MEMBER Of TEENAGE CRIME ALONG 102DER OF INDIA BRAZIL'S ROWING TEAM Workman 1 4t Calloway Monument Works Auto Repair

4,000 DEADWOOD. SD RESIDENTS EVACUATED 1707 West Main Street General Automobile Repair IN FOREST EIRE PATH SEVEN CHILDREN KILLED Vester Orr, Owner AS TRAIN HITS STALLED 300 Ash Street CONGRESS UPS SCHOOL SUS IN MARYLAND GASOLINE TAX CENT A GALLON Murray, Kentucky Has More AS OF OCT. 1 FIGHTING CONTINUES IN LAOS' SAM NEVA, Murray ter Milk! AIRLIFT OF US 1%. Insurance Agency SUPPLIES UNDERWAY

UP GROCFR PEACE PLAN IIFSUITING IN FULL LAOS TO CALL ON SELF-DETERMINATION WILL It SEATO NAVONS P.O. Box 26P Phone Murray UNMANNED SPACE CAPSULE OFFERED TO ALGERIA, IS REPORT PL 3-4751 Coal & Ice Co, FOR AID IF UN • PERFORMS AS PLANNED IN IS TOO SLOW CAPE CANAVERAL FIRING )mpany Murray, Kentucky So. 4th Street hestnut St.

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FAUX 0,11 routt LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY SATURDAY MEW, 4 — SEPTEMBER 19, 1959 •WNW , Social Calendar Kirksey High Lochie Lam:kat, Editor rime PL 3-4707 sse School Seniors Ten Years ID 6-3327 Ago Today Sunday. Prepare For Year Seatember 20th Tuesday, September 22nd Ledger Tunes Fit. Mr. Charles Fennel of Murray Almo Star chapter No. 433 The senior class at Kirksey High will be guest speaker at the OES Kirk- will meet at the Masonic School are preparing for A stolen 1938 Ford coupe was recovered this morn- sey a big Methodist Church. Services Hall for the installation of officers wt!., iolyear. ing south of Murray just off Highway 121, by Corporal will begin at 7.30 pm. at 7:30 in the evening. Class rings have been selected, A. B. Futrell of the Kentucky State Police. • • • • • • • • graduation invitations have been Mrs. Luther Mills, Lynn Grove, is visiting her brother. Sonoat• The Calloway County Democrat- ordered and plans are being rid Monday, made J. W. Cobb and family in Nashville September 21st a few days. ic Woman's Club will meet at the to have class pictures The Toastmistress club will meet made. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ellegood and Judy are visiting Murray Club House at 6 p.m. for Mr. at the Woman's Club house Rogers was chosen as class Mrs. at a dinner meeting. her mother, Mrs. Edd Gibbs. Mrs. Ellegood will be Hugh Roberts Miss Clarice Joy Rohwedder Weds Mr. 6.90 pan. Reservations wonsor with Mrs. Brooks set-vine must be known as the former Louvella Gibbs. Feted it • • • • called to Mrs. Garnett as co-sponaor. Recent Jack Oakie Boswell On September 5th Jones or !Ars. George Ed Overbey Class Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Morris have returned to the The M u r ray Manufacturing officers elected were Nan- Shower by Monday, September 21. cy Bazzell, president; Jerry Key, county and will make their home on the Lynn Grove Wives club will meet at sax o'- • • • • Flack vice preaident; Sandra Bedwell, Road. They have been living in Detroit, Mich. Mesdames Cletus Terry in the evening at the Wan- hubbs, Thursday, September 24th secretary; Prentice Tucker, treas- The Murray High -Sac:lot-netball squad was beaten I awrence. Mary an's Club House. Hostesses will be Louise Baker, and The Maeazine Club will meet at urer; Charlotte Garland, reporter. last night in their second start Eazel Tutt, officers Mrs. James Vance, Mrs. Frank this season. The final, of Woodmen 2:30 in the afternoon at the Mur- Larne Ross was chosen as editor score .rcle Grove Wainseatt. Mrs. Ler.vill Yates. Af- was 10-0 in favor of the Russellville High Schocer 136. were hastesses, ray Electric Building. Sneaker will of the annual. Anita Brandon will Monday. ter the meeting, a bridal shower, team. September 14, at the be Mrs. Edwin Larson. Mrs, B. F. be the assistant editor and honoring Miss Juan Goard, daugh- }'rent- Murray Electric Building, for a Scherffius will be hostess, lee. ter of Mr. and Tucber will act as busuiess maseellante.us. s how er honoring Mrs. Olin Moore, • • • • will be given. manager. irig Mrs Hugh 12. berts. Mrs. Roberts • • • • .1Irs. 30 Years Ago This Week we is the farmer Yvonne Bittan from T. Scherffius The Penny Homemakers Ledger & Times File for Cascabianca. Morocco. Club Hostess will meet at 1:30 pm. To Meeting era The, geff table covered with al- at the home of Mrs'. Ernest Mayfield. rot ive cloth over pink, was high- Hotnemakers Club E. J. Beale returned Saturday noon from a business PC Circle Four of the WSCS, First trip Detroit, Mich., interview Ford. ".ghted with pink satin bows can- Mrs. 11.ny to and an with Henry Methodist Church will meet at Scherfnus was hos- teed with pink porn pawns tess recently Mr. Beale was given an hour's interview with Mr 7:30 pm. in the home of . to a meeting of the Appointments for the refresh- Mrs. Lynn Grove Ford Thursday from 10 to 11 in the morning. James Garrison, Waldrop Drive. Homemakers club. ment table which was covered. Mrs. T. L. Hughes, native Calloway County man, who has Mrs. Brooks Cross will Scherffius, president, con- a with a pink damask ci th were of be co- hostess. ducted tae meeting. Mrs. Max spent the past fifteen years in Europe as one of the big- . rystal and silver its center piece , • • • • Smotherm.ai acted as secretary in gest American tobacco representatives across the ocean, was an arrangement of pink dih- the abse nee .4 Mrs. The Euzeiian Class of the First Thomas L. spent last week in Murray and the county visiting rela- 'ils and wh.te pom pains in.. an Armstrong- who Baptist Church will meet at the is in the nespital. tives and friends. Mr. Hughes is a brother to Robert heirloarn crystal bowl. Mrs. L. A. Rowland Electric building at 6 p.m. Mrs. , presented Hughes, of the west side of the county. Refreshments of cookies and the lesson on J. I. Hosick and Mrs. Myrtle Today's Trends In, aunch, carrying out the e Wall !. Vernon Smith, 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson * will be in charge. Hume Furnishuags. • .cheme. were served. Members are I Smith, of Murray, won second prize of $50 in the annual asked to bring a sack The District Recreatans study Mrs Roberts corsage was a pink lunch. Fol- Louisville Courier-Journal, it heki recently in Benton WAS d1S- Babe Ruth contest of the lowing the installation of officers . -abrum. Lily Mrs. Hollis Roberts. euesed by Mrs. was announced Sunday in the Louisville paper. the group Will attend church at Etauzie Cachrum. to ther-in-law of t h e honoree, 7:30. Refreshments were aerved by On September 2, H. S. (Bud) Rogers celebrated hi, wore a 'corsage of pink eosebuds --- the hostess to the members and 73rd birthday at the home of his son, Ed S. Rogers, which -nil so did Miss Jo Anne Roberts. two visitors. Mrs. Joel Crawford is the "old home place" northwest of Lynn Grove. About all gifts of the hostesses. It'adesboro Club Of and Mrs. Herbett Hughes. 55 of his children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, Games were led by Mrs Hazel The Octcber meeting will be in friends, relatives, came to see him during the day. Tutt prizes were won by Mrs. Homemakers Studies the hcme of , Mrs. L. A. Rowland. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Skaggs announce the birth of a Mary Louise Baker. Mrs Joe Pat Furnishing • • • • Ward and Miss Meredith Farley. • Trends a' daughter, Friday, Sept. 6th. She has been named Mary MRS. JACK 0ARM BOSIVILL. .Mrs. Jerry Assisting the honoree in opening - T h e Wadesboro Homemaker: ll'eaver , Jo. the many lovely gifts were Mrs. Arrangements of write gladiola cured to a crown cf pearls and club met recently in the hom. Honoree *At Recent Hill Gardner. and Mrs. Hubs. and chrysanthemums flanked with sequins and she carried a purple- af Mrs. Obie Burkeen to stud:. Stork rty-five guests were present potted palms and lighted tapers throated white orchid surrounded the lesson on home furnishina Shower EXPECTING A GUEST - Ros- Many friends who: Mrs. Jerry Weaver was well Garst (above) were unable to in cathedral candelabra adorned by :lilies-of-the-valley and white trends. The lesson was presented , the reis busy Stubblefield Drug attend sent rifts. cipient ait' Many lovely gifts them days getting Dale & the altar of St Leo's Cattalic streamers on a white satin prayer by Mrs. Lowell Palmer and Mrs. aW a his Coon stork Church on Saturday. September 5, book Ocus Bedwell. shower given iti her honor Rapids. Ia.., farm tidied up recuntly in the borne of Mrs. Dee for a special guest, Soviet PRESCRIPTIONS as M. Clarice Joy Rohwedder W.1 Lamb, ;13 lrvan Premlet Mita Kliguahshay, Dr. li.arry__Starks _riiss,Tv .tAt_pcp* cai mi...- ii,,,o,'- Identical 4m.its. were went by J.sgar. - - )1to.rweii Alp:7r- Min Litritl-T"U"s _Lg.-hoz:ten, of si v ors. 2drs.-7..Y.--Ezell asida-agreet — Speaker-41--- _ . - 11-2 - -soun. - 7).areacrei=iiiLiit -4 the —be , sae-, prieeenr"""-- and the flower sve.e present for the Kirksey PTA Meet The bride is the daughter of girl. Miss Susan Mris3.111Zyttne Hardie. the new occasion and B swell niece of ten others sent ' Mr arid Mrs. Clarence J. Rob- the groom and preside4 presided. She annou,nc- gifts. Dr Harry Sparks of Murray weckier and Mr. Boswell a the daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill 31r. Weaver is witt5 the armed sPesker Boswell of St Louis ..ed that atr, 4nnuai..trk,reIL_ L16.'91' tile forces and stationed at' Coluetabia. State College a-aa [next son of Mr and Yrs. 0. A. Boswell nornern CT! WIT7:01 DC ;November r .a g at the Ka ksey Parent Teachers • f St Louis. - • I at the club house in wnere the couple naw White Lace Over Pink Taffeta Murray Association meeting at 1 30 p in. 1 Mrs. rees:des. Mrs. Weaver ls the f a- - Fashioned McCloud fr m Fulton W/1. Wednesday His topic was -Reis- l The Rev Ric-heed Danhouer sol- of white lace over mer Miss Gail Nesbitt. be the guest spe•exer and slides of Taward I emnized double-ring cerernony pink taffeta, the ballerina length aonshm In The Home the Scotland will be shown. eaptial h.gh gowns featured wide pink satin 'VCJP Ei a C Better Education- and "Preparirg at the mass assisted The group voted to inserts * the waistlines. MISS change the Our Children For Coraso..dated by Joe Shroat and Joe James as meeting date from ROIXI/Vildef wore a pink rosebud second Tuesday Sfhoofir. altar servers.The St Leo's choir to third BEEN headband Tuesday. THE BIG, BIG DEAL YOU HAVE Glow singing was led sang accompanied on the organ and matching pink satan by Janet Mrs. Baron Palmer read *he by Mrs R.chard Farrell. saopers. The maid of honor car- Like accompanied by Jennifer Ri- Vocal , scripture and Mrs. Ocus WAITING ried a cascade bouquet of Bedwell FOR! ley Bro. Johnson Easley. palace soloists were Miss Judy Willett of Oink I led in pryer. and white mains ef the Kirksey Methodist Church, Fancy Farm and Mr. Ed Fenton.. and Illation The next meeting will be Octob- Entire Stock Of , gave the devotional Mrs Farrell also accompanied Mrs. streamers. — er 15 in the home of Mrs. Wayne Due to the resignation of the Ed Fentan am° presented a pre- Best Man was David Calverly Hardie All members are urged to treasurer, Mrs.• Freeman Joeinsom lude of violin mus.c of Mt. Carmel, Ill . and the ushers be present and vane ra are wel- Mrs. Roy Rene. was elected this Palms were placed or eech ode were Mr. Wm Boswell of East comed -iffice for the new year I of the caner:union railing and an St. Louis. Ill., a brother oe the The next meeting will be a arrangement w bite MERCURYS bridegroom, and M- Marty Gra- was the archict fr night meetna -Potluck Supper", decked each side altar. in her bridal fen of dtraigavillc. Tenn- bouquet iry wee-Traiia, - - - - - The bride, who is a junior at The fourth grade won the prize Given marriage by her fath- A wedding breakfast was held Murray State Cillege and ear rumen the mese mothers bms. el% the bride CZIOte a gown of .mrnecbately after the ceremony studying pre-laboratory technology, wilt- ,nt. Refreshments were served by imported French taffeta and Chan- at the Collegiate Restaurant by EDSELS continue her education at a later tee third and. fourth grades tilly lace Lan. nod with long the bride's parents Shades of pink date. Mr., Boswell was graduated • r . • tapered sleeves ending :n calla and white were teethed in me from Murray State College last lilly points and a Sabrina neck table appointments. A rehearsal June receiving a BS. degree .in line re-embradered won 'pate- dewier wtils given the night before HOPING Carole Tregoff. business adrninastratiora Be is scent sequins and seed pearls also at the Collegiate Restaurant beautiful mistress of Or, RAMBLERS PERSONALS presently employed by the G sad- Bernard Finch, sits Lace panels extended from a close by the go can's parents at which in court year Tire said Rubber Co. in St. In Pomona, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tolley fitted :act bodice in front and the bride and groom exchanged at the Maisouri. - hearing to determine and daughter Wynn have returned beck the voluminous skirt gaffs and presented tokens of wheth- The couple will reside in St er she must stand trial with 'o Young Harris College, Young which was enhanced with lace thanks to those part.cipating in are being offered arslashed prices! LOUIS. him In Harris. Georgia where Mr. tolla and sequin motifs and_educh ter- the wedctlig._ murder of his wife. wiii teach in the Social Science minated in a chapel train. The Tile When Wore department. bricie wore a veil 4 illusion For her daughter's wedding Mrs. - NO MONEY DOWN!! — Rahwedder wore a beige textured silk suit and matching accessories accented by a hat a.velvet leaved shading from pale pink into deep Immur 36 MONTHS TO PAY!! SCOTT DRUG rose Mrs 13,oweli. the mother of the groom. was attired in a brown silk crepe sheath dress and beige if your credit is good, no down payment required. 'feather hat wth matching acces- Will Be Open This Sunday sories. Bath wore corsages pink orchids. for your Drug, Erescription and Sundry Needs. Hurry! Hurry! While they last! Afternoon Itereptlen At one o'clock in the aftiern..:On. ••• WE. WILL BE CLOSED from a reception was held in the priv- —ALSO— 11:00 a, m. to 1:00 p.m. to. Church flour ate dining room 4 the Collegiate- Restaurant Pink and white tints were again feattibred. Net flounces I were caught up by miniature i •houqueti 14, each corner of a serv- , mg table overlaid Bargains Up with Car stepped the little man with the big pink satlis Uted cigar, ' cloth •Ind met with a • centerpiece of white stock with pink MUMS (Cars listed below all have air-conditioning) Said, and carnet: ns. flanked by tall come here Cat, let me sell you a silvet candelabea with pink tapers car. and silver aPpomtinents. A three • '58 MERCURY Parklane 4-dr. Hardtop. I signed my tiered wedding-cake fresh rtraw- name, I gave my money, berry punch, nuts and mints were * '58 MERCURY Monterey 4-dr. I bought a car from Little Bonnie .. &PI ved to the guests by WAS ! Nancy .Sykes and Miss Betty Jo * '56 LINCOLN 4-dr. I'M HAPPY!! Crawford Miss Fidele. Austin kept the register. • • * '57 BUICK 4-dr. Hardtop. For a weckhr.g trip to the Bonnie Garrison Smoky Mountains, the bride chose '57 MERCURY Turnpike Cruiser 4-dr. Hardtop Used a cotton-satin: Cars dress in a royal- • r 11".•a. •.+4110 •• ..•• blue pa,sley print with a short MANIMM.A. 1 Mile Out, Concord Road Phone PL 3-5350 matching jacket and black velvet Many other bargains in used cars without acceseooes P,nned tier shoulder air-conditioning, from hunting and fishing Frazee, Melugin & Holton prices on up! see them all at INSURANCE AGENTS TRAGEDIES 114 MINNESOTA AND VIRGINIA-Seven members of lae James Zimmerman family were killed as the car, in which MERCURY AUTOMOBILE FIRE — they were Your - EDSEL - RAMBLER Dealer CASUALTY going to school, struck a freight train (bottom,right) at Waseca, Minn. Only James Zimmerman (top, left) was home Telephone PL 3-3415 and escaped death. The dead are: Mrs. Jane Zimmer- Gatlin Building man, who was driving the ear; Jan, 7; Kathryn, 12; Michael, 11; Constance, 10; Barbara, 7; and Jimmy, 4. The picture! 'I at Marray, Kentucky bottom, left, shown Donald Riordan burst into tears during Hatcher • Auto Sales funeral services In Arlington. Cemetery, Virginia, for his brother, Peter, 16, who died In a teen-age suicide pact in 5 1 5 So. 1 2th St. Murray, Ky. North Springfield, Va. Patricia Acrifiarius, 15, who survived the auicide attempt, Is dill in a coma at a nearby huipitaL

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CEMBER 19, 1959 SATURDAY —SEPTEMBER 19, 159 TPTIGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY ) Today PACE FM Pfr A i'Esti 01655 frO, YOU 5TUPID recovered this morn- K I TE I'LL I'LL MANGLE ybo! 'ay 121, by Corporal .7.YleiteAk STCW.P YOU! Police. LL FIND IT I visiting her brother, 1114 THI-E WANIV.AIDS - days. NINE FCX.1T (-"OLLISPOT reit a few 4,1 - 1954 PLYMOUTH SAVOY 4-di. r FOR SALE ator. Good condition. Call DEAD STOCK REMOVED FREE, ,nd Judy are visiting PL 3- State license No. M0-Y4-550, 1515. 1959. Prompt service. s. Ellegood will be I 9-19C Motor No. P25x32587, Trucks dispatch- Car No, LOCUST POST - 230 ed by two-way radio. Call collect each. See USED FANITURE 20720129. To be sold to highest Noel Melton. Phone PL IN GOOD Mayfield, Phone 433. If no ans- ave returned to the 3-5877. condition. bidder for storage and repairs. Phone PL.aza 3-5272. wer call collect Union City. Ten• 9-19C We reserve the right to bid. Trex- on the Lynn Grove 9-19C nesse°, phone TU 5-9361 .. AFC roit, Mich. ler's Texaco Service, RFD 5, Ben- POINTER, MALE. 3% yrs. White ton, Ky. Road No. 68 and 8t1 I‘ 31 squad was beaten STARTED DE KALB PULLEI -S. 4 & orange, grandson of cit. Fast Aurora, Ky. ITC HELP Rt. 3; Mrs. Gene Dale Lynn Grove; Mrs. Gus is season. The final, to months old. Murray WANTED_I Steely, Gamble MONTY AGAINST DYING Hatchery. delivery, does it all & a beauty. Murray Hospital Rt. 4; Miss Paula Kaye Outland, and baby girl, Rt. 3; Mrs. Billy ;sellville School' LONDON (UPI) - Field M High Greene Wilson, PL 3-3536. 9-19NC 2 SETTERS, 1 MALE, 1 FEMALE, 714 Poplar; Oatrnan Henry Far- Mitcherson and baby girl, Rt.5; a r-Z EXPERIENCED WAITRESS. shal Viscount Montgomery white & ,..range, 4 months. Regist- In- Wednesday's ley. 005 Chestnut; James Michael Mrs. William Walmsky, 1713 Tues- quire at Main St. Cate. complete record fol- day called off a ered, from champion breed, reas- 9-21P lows: Dixon, Golden Pond; Tony Parley °Ave Ext. scheduled visit' CROSSWORD Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle to Holland this week for PUZZLE onable. Greene Wilson, PL 3-3536. Cc nsus Gardner, Rt. 5; Mrs.. Harold the ib- 42 eration anniversary festivities ACROSS 7-Tardy 9-19NC Adult Smith and baby girl, Poplar St., The United States is the World's be- his Week oua mom FOR RENT Beds 65 cause of a cold. Montgrornery 8-Those mua einergeney Benton; Mrs. Darreld Ray Warren largest producer of cheese-630,- sand 1-1..abverers holding office 000 ommo MOMA Beds 23 he was getting along all File 6-Lighter- 9-Nlourtain Patients and baby girl, Rt. 1, Lynn Grove; 000 metric tons in 1958. right O MM OOROMVOMP: MODERN Admitted 5 "but when you get a than -air ship (abbe I Mr MUO F- NOTICE SIX R 00 M HOUSE Patients Mrs. Joe Wilson and baby boy, chill you it-haireet 10-Coat of • 1 UMEA Disrnissed 1 don't want to go chasing noon from a business 11-Raged OU Ofirl UDOO one-fourth mile on Benton road. 'New Hardin. Petroleum accounted for only about mammal Call Citizens 3 the continent. Then you Ford. 11-Prefht: not 11-Schisms MUM WOR0 nmomu PL 3-164-4 after 5:00 p.m. Patients Patients dismissed from Monday five per cent of all the energy die-and iew with Henry 13- Wader SEWEIG MACHINE REPAIRS- admitted from Monday I am n against that." m goo LON MA 9-21C 10:30 a. m. to Wedritsday produced in the United i interview with Mr 11t--P:triClit 16-11ase Repair on all makes, 10:30 a. m. to Wednesday 9:30 9:30 States m article) 19-Enginehisa MOO MUM BOO repaired, a. IM. 1900 and morning. • 14 a. en. natural gas f- r only ! 18-641st planes 130 OW DO senkecl, cleaned. Parts and sup- 3 ROOM DOWNSTAIRS furnished SO-Covering for ill -Afternoon WOO onoom ' IVIasterl Garry D. Cavitt, Rt. 2; three per cent. In 1958. their The nation's forests grow enou- County man, who has hand performance plies available. Contact your lo- epartment Also upstairs apartment Mrs. Lillie - 041=20 91110 I Edith Henderson; Mrs. Malcolm Meadows and ba- were 37 and 31 per cent gh in just on day to build 15,500 Te as one of the big- 81-8mall rug 23-!plc poem cal Singer Sewing Machine rep- furnished. Phone PLaza Rt, 1, 22-Baked clay 25-Precipitous mum SUMO gm 3-4552. Hardin; Olin B. Sheridan, by girl, Rt. 1, Benton; Master respectively. one-family houses. yes across the ocean, Female resentative BILL ADAMS, 301 S. 24 :7-Compass MOO MOO U-19P Rt. 1, Hazel; Mrs. Guy S. Wilson, John Mahan, Box 402; Master sheep point lath St., phone PL 3-1757, U county visiting rela- 25- Wise oerson 29 High New Concord; Mrs. Joet Out- Gregory Hudspeth, 252 So. 4th.! a brother to Robert 26-Orie atm mountain land and baby gal, 323 So. shoots front 32-Steep COLD WAVE SPECIALS on PROCLAMATION 15th.; Master James Tivrnas Bramlett, 10-11aIP 13-Period of uddy Eugene Windsor, nty. cover V Christian 43-For fear that time Wednesday and Thursday at Rt. 1, P. 0. Bcx 8, Hazel; Mrs. Colum- and Mrs. J. Wilson 23-Shred festival 41-Fight 61- Hebrew WHEREAS. September 1/, 1959 !hp Gri:We; Mrs. Billy Ray bus Waldroip, Dexter; Mrs. Del- 10- Ni An's 114-Impela between two Judy's Beauty Shop! As low as is annual nicknam• 35-Sharti pains 43-hive letter notable as marking the orte Hard:son arid baby girl, Rt. 3, roy Melton and baby girl, Model. of $50 in the $6.50, including cut and styling. hundred /11-11aaniian 35-Runs oft Arthur's 611-Guido's high Seventy-second ann:ver- Bent ,n; Mrs. William Duncan, Tenn.; Buddy Windsor, Rt. I. le Courier-Journal, it wreath 37-Fathered lance not• Evelyn Randolph 12-Bowed has joined our sary of the athption of the Con- iisville paper. stafi • 25-Squanders c•f operators. She invites her stitution of the United States of Etogers celebrated hilt 311-Rabbit .' .1 2 3 4 5 .7446 7 I 9 10 friend% to •if. come in for their beau- America by the Constitutional Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle 39-Rodent Y:•••• ty appointments. CROSSWORD PUZZLE E, Ed S. Rogers, which 41-PaIrr -I- Judy's Beauty Ccrwenticn; and 42. Worm 0, Shp, )f Lynn Grove. About 103 N. 5th St.. Open even- WHEREAS, To accord official ACROSS 1-Agila 43-ftleck and ings 6-I3everage jUU PO000 BOO great-grandchildren, blue 5 16 vi". 12 by appOintment. Call PLipza recognition to this memorable 1-liarvest ROM MO5IMU 000 115-Organ of %.'...1, 3-5902. 9-22-C anniversary, goddess during the day. hearing 10 and to the patriotic 4-Weaken' 7-Rock mnoomm ammo exerc.se which S- Clever I- Debase, iounce birth of a 46- Latin •• will form a note- 1- ommmo DUO the conjunction 30 DIFFERENT COLORS in pen- 12-Inlet Before 77 ao.nthy feature of the occasion, -Real Limb :MAU OMM MOON tad been named Mary 17-Inrome ••••:‘: cos. What ever color 13 estate 21-11pread for 19-That Is penal you Leeetts fitting and proper; and map jO9RJ UOM ODO la hbr r.ced, we have it. Good for map i4-Great Lake ns ON '1UU nom oo WHEREAS, Public Law No. 915 -Southern 11-POnouo al-Rest .:•t• work, or anything where differ- 11 19-Part of RAZ MOW OMOOO 63-Verbal noun ••• guarantees the issuing of a pro- blackbird .1• 01-1.ea sea 10 ,....,.. •„.. ent colors are needed. Orifice 16-Advia• "to be" ROOL QUM Merl ...,, . Sup- clamatkn by the President of the Si-Insect egg MOO @MOE 55 varrow ...... ,,_. r ply Deparuoent, Ledger 18-ProcrastInat• Oat hoards Y.;--4." 34 .2,11,35 a n d United States of America desig- 20-Part of lag 24-Nots of scale woman 0003061 "-V Tunes, North Fourth 21-Printer's 25-Below Street. Al- nating September 17 through' 23 26-Hastened MOO 0000O ield Drug DOW N 38 so six diaferent colors measure 27-Mixture Ill omoon mom e40 in roll jO each year as Constitution 22-Born 33-Poker stake I-Narcotic 42 .., labels. S-26-NC Week; 23-Totals 2-Near 43 4/ k.45 27- Poswiaaied 29-American IONS NOW THEREFORE. essayist 44-Burmese slow.m 8-Plech WE NOW-HAVE a large supply I Holmes •9-Hole 4. 46 '4g1 41-Staugor Te-itr"4"4" --eIecfrTt wall heaters- ori Atkl4afri or eagral me-as-lidiej•er 1111SITIOT 43- lmnla - Se SI -----• ....,a,:- ' - - Cati-115 fbr 1161-8.111brala-rs *Oh - of--ebe -- -.`ormittner 13-N'otrof sale 19-Plait agn -.01/1/111.1ingalilarss.s -..-.... ----0- City- el --kkirray--er ....--Articks we; ge-conywnetlon eeekratursig '50 •ss•• ---wee- 14,1shor AI :4 _ tiTE-WigiVio13. ttar-Statrtilt - 12-Vessel -Hard'; 1Mo prompt 23'Sarcasm 41-mixture shelled fruit thsn nor i. radiJ and TV K.entuc4cy do hereby proc la len 23-Genus of service. Dick and 00,4, h • k ,...• 55 j the week of September cattle ...... Dunn Electric. 17-23, Jar. try enit4d /canes dysd.cate, phone PLaza 31-Pronoun 5308 ' 1950 as 15-Retail estab- o PLaza 3-5273 S-21-C lishment OONSTITL"TION WEEK 37-Mournful INIM141111111111111iiii'511111111111 is-noal 39-At this place In the Oity of Murray and tu-ge 10-Tatt1re4 1111111A11111111111111111111111 all our mittens to pay special cloth - 41-King of 111111118111W11111111111MM attention daring that week to na•han TOUCHBP cur Federal Constitution arid the 1'2-Allowance StiN11111N611111111Miiiiiiiiiii advantages for waste MATT°SATURP of Anierican citizen- 41-City in Ohio BEEN ship. . 47-Lurcblatt 1161111M11111111M111111111111 e By Matt Stuart. 1959* from the Dodd, laeadiCo. sc,vel; 61-Guido's high d,sir,t.,,ed by K,ng Features arida In Wttriess Whereof, I have not• 11111M111111110.1111111Pliiiiiiii11 heteunic set my hand and si-nr•oositioa 11 caus- :3-atzaat ed the "Esti of the City to be 111111111111110111111111011111111 tillAT HAS 11 it•P•.'44:11 A 1.. I s...'etItl cori,pr,:•saen 54-Pnae for 1 rhe whs. vet stirred (irk plus down and brushed l' un.11 affixed st Murray, Kentucky portrait A ,•il has 'curie a wm-ty a steaming sup of coffee sli-Mueiest • lie, to him Doc fleeted soft gitntr In tin Itith day f Sept. in the year father • deaih left Rue Ytn..ent was ready to consider other bust- of instrurn•nt will the toeaponsibillty col nbaintaining tight As iiitien s..% anything 'Oltt our Lord cise thousand nine hun- 34-Places the nig nee nese He putted a chair in be- 87 4OiMiiiiiIIIIM111111111112 ranch essisat rivals and looked like a sleepy, some,shat dred and fifty-nine, -as outlaws. Slue bas given her ettentio• side "Isbell tousled and the in- signal to ettle except s child dependence illiii11111111111WINIM1111111 round of sale "AU right. boy- let's have it. of the United States parties As foreman of the ranch Le At Ashen a en t r a net she of DOWN bell Pas had to make all What's bothering you?' America, the one hundred arid and the decisions blinked, yawned, area surest .tai 1-Toward th• 11111MOVAII11111114i1111111 hice all the problents alone Listening eighty-third. In roaktgiutga rounds of Una camps intent's, Doe's casual him in drowsy silence unth ne mouth WORDY, THAT 96TH CONGRESS-Rep. Cornelius Gallag- on the Big Five. "Abell found • cabin attitude faded as he neard Asbell moved clove (moiler to the itght 1-tvergreen 11111111111ENIIIIIMEWINOI her (DI, burned to the Holmes Ellis, Mayor tree New Jersey, measures the six-feet-high stack ground. sad Its oak through. to disclose his muised cheek arid -Went cerupant. Picky Lent dead in his 3 by of Congrettaional Records It took to record the 162 days hunk Consinced it was • rape "You make it pretty plain. the darkening arts &mune nis City water the der of mur- of Murray. of 86th Congress in the House of Representatives. Link rode to Rig Flee headquar- Link that you feel It was more left eye. This brought her up ters to inform Sue Ho. had difficult' This is the longest session in eight years. wrerting her away from • noisy than a thing of accidental straight. party chance" "Link! You've been fighting!" NANCY She was angry at tits suggestion -1 can't help but He considered her tor a grave by Ernie Bushmiller 111 that Perky may have died as • re- feel that way, sult of the old feud of Jonas Delmar Doe" Asbell vowed. momene. "That's right." and Rardo Sampson with Sue, fa• Doc considered soberly "It's "Who with NO1 A BI-1 YOU RE WRONG) the? Jones is the fattier of one of "Sage Wingo" YOU SAID THE Sue's suitors Frank Delmar and co- the fact that he was lying on the DIFFERENT AUNT FRITZI--- owner of the Double Diamond ranch bunk that you ::an't accept ?" -Sage Wingo! Why?" BLONDE NEXT DOOR with Sampson He did riot immediately reply, FROM OUR THEY'RE Something ales gawp /Isbell himself "Along with certain others." HAD BLACK reason for anger Ow his /Mug to Drie Ashen nodded "An. but pulled a chair up to the table TREE BROWN WHAT? Roo-rs Jerome to report sundown Packy's death he was when Pocky ate supper, not and settled into it He thumbed prices! found the doctor with Sampson and tobacco and papery from Calmar Delmar made no pretense of when e went to bed." a shirt concern over happenings pocket and built a cigarette to either "All that could be very Perky or Link and Sae. Winen • true." which turned out to be anytning Double Diamond rider Doc admitted "But let's not rhallAnged for- but a good one, for there was Link to fight Ashen literally had his get that Packy was a hand, full with Sampson. Delmar getting along soreness in Ms Knuckles and in years and a Wingo. He Could have taken stiffness In • sick. his fingers which and Imo sought his bunk made them clumsy CHAPTER 5 much earlier and tumbling in the day than He must, TIIERE was a tight in usual" he decide.. wryly. nave the rear hit Wingo nattier PAY!! I of Doctor "And then than he real- Lemuel Jerome's set things afire?" ized. cottage and when he "If he'd been smoking. opened the yea." Cigarette finally alight he front door and ushered Link "Somehow I don't feel the real As- looked through the smoke at bell in, a woman's answer is in Ant of Sue .erene, cheer- Arch said Vincent_ ful voice called forward. Atibeii "And there are stil. other ee.a...atree• ON - al, angles" "Yot should be in bed. Why "Lemuel?" aren't you?" I "Yea Addle." Doe shrugged "1 knew I wouldn't be able —L IL' ABNER "You're "I won't say you're to not alone Do you need wrong. sleep. I keep thinking by Al eapp Link For there are a b o 11 t me?" times when Pocky Lane. Why did * a mans Instincts you. fight ((lb'5ETTER Doc, having set a lamp alight. In tuch things with Sage Wing..' -'" GO TO MUS' BE A YOUNOER glanced are entirely reliable So I'll ME?—SEE lH at Link Asbell and go "Put it down that I never have WASHNI 'TON, MAMMY. ONE chuckled as he answered. along with you In the morning IN TAR NOW — PRESY-DUNT? I'll drive cared for him" YO'KNOWS TH' "Onit If you .hink as ter as the mouth of --That PROBL`f 'Boor YORE_ BUT, a cup of Rosebud won't do." sue said flat- PRES`l- hot coffee might be Canyon and meet you ly. "You're AGE.SO good for the there" not the 'tort to get in DUNTff YCY BETTER MAN1tvW--- beginnings of a first-class black "Thanks a violent fight with somebody GO.'KY KIN TALK HIS cYc" Doc" Asbell got to lust because his feet "I'll you don't happen to LANIGWIDGE "Lemuel Jerome- what bring along an ex- like them. What's the real are you tra saddle rea- talking about?" bronc for you Around son?" eight o'clock ?" fling) She came Again he peered at her through along a short hall "Eight o'clock it is," Doc and turned into the office, a tall. promited. the blue, sifting smoke, silent for strong woman. sweet faced:kind- • • • another short moment. He nod- D. • ly. and with snowy ded. hair At sight It was sites midnight when of Ashen, she exclaimed "All right I was looking for Link Asbell Left town. Well to- Doc Jerome "Link! Don't tell mc ward home, I found him in the that old shortly after crossing Imperial with steady you have been brawling?" Wash, Whit Henderson. Burro he began meeting Jonas Delmar and Bardo Samp- Doc chuckled again. rigs along the ^coed and he swung son and Sage Wingo were "I-eiteubt wide there, that brawl la exactly into the plain's deep dark to too There the right word, let them Was some talk. One my tear Some- 'press. word another thing One of led to until-well considerably stronger them left the smoke of -that's it ca_o_ would be tearer the Char e y runnison's Isiah. I aromatic "You make it sound very stm- Hardtop never saw certair. dignities cigar hanging in the chilling no air pie and matter-of-fact Which upset-literally: Line. of you grab From another echoed the rich course it isn't. Sage Wingo is iout a chair I'm putting some com- rumble cd Nell Mrekson's growl- MARIE an' SLATS prenses riding boss for Daima. & Samp- by Raeburn Van Buren on that eye. else It may ing laughter. Then too a couple son swell shut If he fought with you while on you. And, Addle- of saddle mounts went by. one at MY WHAT - OH, YOU MEAN hipg the they were present, then it must RED-LETTER DAY IT WAS!: idea of some coffer still • brink Jog. one at a lope. DID I LOCATE THE BLOODSHOT goes" have been with their consent " TRAPPED IN HERE IS THE With such evidence that the Asbell's smile was faint SAPSUCKER Q YES,INDEED , "I don't want to and UNBELIEVABLE NAIVE cause any social affair at Big Five had mirthless. ea MISS SCRAPPLE. TODAY WAS bother. Doc," Ashen protested kOMANTICS OF THOSE "What broken up Asbeli. on reaching think you could call It so" A RED-LETTER TWO LOVERS - SIMPLY 1 got to say won't take headmiarters, long." knew speculation "I don't like it, Link. She said DAY FOR ME - CRAWLING WITH HICICIEN at the light Doc still burning in the "No, 1 don't like It at all' I want AND INSIDIOUS MEANINGS! waved a .eommanding ranch office. Dcaier hand. (kWh wan a center nothing to nappen tha, could stir room In the earn wing of the up the old hates, the old quarrels "Never argue with a medical ranchhouse. 1 saw enough of that sort of off man when hie professional in- Unsaddling stincts and putting his thing while father was alive." are ;snouted. That eye horse away. • needs he crossed to the Asbell shrugged. care and 10 gelog t3 get It. office pa r ed the Sit down!" door and "1 don't want trouble, either- iles stepped quietly through. not if it's at all possible to The chair, decided get by Asbell. after Curled up in an old easy chair without act taking it, was very in g like a damned welcome. Re- and half *sleet. was Sue Vincent.. scared coyote action had set In But a h ti the end It was nOrl She was swa- -d to the chin in other to get Ott ni fence.% deliberatele throws feet, to rolax and the folds of a blue woolen babe let the combative the rawhide at you, wnat are you [14114611$104 tautnes leak and sat with her feet tucked un- going out of nis to do about it?" Ts muscles. det ner. She had let her iirs VII Ps. OW ILO% - hair (Continued Tomorrow) Cass 1,3.5 WAN P.O... IsslIrsT•

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