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ited Press IN OUR 77th YEAR Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, May 30, 1956 MURRAY POPULAT1017t 10,100 Vol. LXXVII No. 129 Senator Earle a e C. Clements Swamps Bates In Primary Yesterday In Race For U. S. cy Senate. Gregory Wins Clements Wins Primary Over Stevenson Wins 28 Florida Votes Bill Scott Is Calloway County Backs Earle Chandler Picked By CHARLES TAYLOR Candidate United Press Staff Correspondent Swann Winner MIAMI. }'la, May 30 or —Adlai Clements In Voting Here By JOHN G. DIETRICH night. h owe ver E. Stevenson won 22 of Forida's . congratulating Calvin Bill Scott was winner of • Clements and pledging him support 28 Democratic rratienal convention United Press Staff Correspondent the Magistrate race in the Swann ralloway County supported Sen in by about 8:00 o'clock in the fall campaign. votes in a dramatic battle with last night, LOUISVILLE, May 30 itB — District of Calloway County in .Earle C. :Clements in his bid with the ballots being counted Clements' victory assu'red him Sen. Estes Kefauver, returns from Sen Earle C. Clements built op the Democratic Primary yesterday. for re-election as United States rapidly. Voters here had two of retaining control of the Demo- the state's popularity contest show- a lead of nearly 90,000 votes over Scott tallied 435 votes while his Senator yesterday in the Demo- races to consider, except in the critic Party -organization' in Ken ed todey. former Rep. Joe B, Bates today opponent C. B. Mayfield scored eratic Primary. Clements received Swann District where a magistrate tucka. He probably will be able Reports from 1,731. of Florida's in his battle for renomination 196 votes. 2400 votes in the relatively lightwas chosen.' to name the Democratic candidate 1.774 precincts ga v e Stevenson on the Democratic ticket and Mr. Mayfield was the incumbee• voting in the 30 precincts in The county by precinct on the for the unexpired Senate term 216.937 votes and Kefauver 207.249. for control of the Democratic in the race having been appointed Calloway County. S. Senate race is its follows: of the late Alben W Barkley. In the Lght Republican vote, U. Party machinery in Kentucky. . _a to Bryan Galloway, who resigned , It also meant that Chandler's President Esenhower smethered t to accept another position. Clements opponent Bates. garner- Precinct Bates Clem. Delk ft ir was little more than an hopes of going to the Democratic his only rival, Sen. WilLam F. ed 2256 votes in hit' primary JO The voting was as follows in No, 1 103 83 0 Line }Ott after the polls closed Tuesday National Convention as Kentucky's Knowland of California, whose efforts. Delk received I votes in the four precincts making up the No. 2 76 136 0 before machine-counted ballots in favorite son may depend on his name had been entered in the Swann District. the county. iddles No.'3 76 186 0 the state's major population centers willingness :and ability to reach primary before the President an- Scott: Harris Grove 109, Lyiir compromise with 'Clements. nounced Con'gressrnan Noble Gregory No. 4 98 152 1 showed the unmistakable sweep a he would seek another Grove 109, North Swann 123, 1,1 Although voting still was in- overwhelmed his opponent Elwood 60 141 1 for Clements over the candidate term. Knowland declined to cam- South Swann • 94. the Gordon in the race for U. S. 65 135 2 backed by Gov A. B. Chandler. aemelete today in • all of paign. Mayfield: Harris Grove 35, Lynq, except the 1st Representative. Gregory received NNN:i: 576 102 73 0 At 1:10 p.m. CDT). Bates' congressional races With 1.219 of `the 1799 precincts Grove 48, Nortrolbwann 45. South ' districts, enough votes 2292 votes in Calloway County, No 8 77 80 0 campaign manager Charles Black- and 3rd reporting: Mr. Eisenhower re- Swann 68. counted to remove any while Gordon received 1291. No. 9 94 94 0 575 burn conceded -the Clements victory had been eeived 36.C76 vates and Kaoitaand ..m a statement doubt es to t,he warmers. 149 170 0 — The Repubaitaat---vettee--de nee 1 Elaarmos. a In, several iAstanees she .Prize Winning : d _34 8 tw—Finatedarte—lacteea—ectl -Viloteaaa--4talia• -- county was- -a len a tight —with 'tire of the incumbents meant defeat Steveneon's I-SN.“ ca-rd -63 "3' '- vietery over Ke- Essay Is Printed SENATOR EARLE C. CLEMENTS 'only rare heir a nominee for lfor Chandler. .Chandler-supported S.W. d 76 38 0 lawyer was so stint that many ob- _ United States Senate. Thurston candidates were defeated in five FFaxonKSN Lkcoitsb niebe,yr tryt y 100 47 0 servers believed its psychelogi_al The essay that won Jamie David B Morton received 74 votes and of the state's eight districts. 46 24 0 value had been dulled. .Potts. of Kirksty $10000 is being Julian N. G.4den received 13 votes . The governor's only apparent 6.4 33 0 But Steveresen said 'on his ar- reprinted today. Young Potts wiote'Vastest Field In Speedway Granville Th. mas, the third can- victury came in the 1st District. 44 60 2 rival in Vcflijo. Calif., Tuesday ark on why he liked to a delate received only one vote. essay N. Briekley 13 15 where Rep. Noble J. Gregory was iright he was "very pleased" with , 0° use Federal fertiliser in a contest Calloway County returns were eap" renominated by a large margin. S Brinkley 66 95 1 0 the outcome of the primary in_ sponsored. by the company. I istory In run with Chandler's Annual Contest Harris Grove de AV 0 Glirednry had Florida. • • was oppoead by -Lynn Grove , betek.ng. and "I dm deeply grateful to the The essay is as follows: Race Facts a critic of Swann 49 11 1 Elwcod Gordon, Benton people of Florida. for their en- By N. ED SAINSBURY in the eight-cylinder Nevi, he Chandler. "I am twelve years of age and INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., May 30 S.AimSowann 72 91 dorsement."." Stevenson said. "And United Press Sports Writer collided with the wall Returns from all 497 prezinets a member of Kirksey 4-H Club. ; en the 100 67 0 I in especially thankful to all INDIANAPOLIS. Ind . May 30 IP southwest IT —Facts and tagures on. the 40th Gregory The last two years turn after 21 laps His 64 in the 1st District gave those who helped I have had annual 500 mile race. Dexter 96 0 me so loyally. —The chance for a new speed ,speed for 20 laps was 142 253 43.348 votes tu 19.221 for Gordon. burley tobacco for my project. Field — The 33 fastest qualify- 73 31 0 Their efforts meant all the dif- record in the 40th 500-mile auto miles per hour, well ahead of Gregory is unopposed in Novem- The first year I used Federal ing cars. 69 68 0 ference.- race nearly evaporated today as the previous record of 138 842 set ber. fertilizer' under my tobacco and Place Indianapolis jrtVa' ks°HIH'azze•1 54n1 35 4 Kefouver, in Los Angeles for a a result of three accidents' involving by Jack McGrath in 1954. — Motor received a blue ribbon. Tres year Speedway. Fair 108 87 0 final campaign tour before next six cars which kept the field Four-Car Collision In the and Distract. Norris Vin- I entered the district show and Providence 73 30 Tuesday's vital California primary running under 75 miles a hour for The next tangle was on Attendance — 150.000 estimated. cent. the Chandler-backed opponent was awarded Grand Championship. the Absentee Bel 2 13 0 battle with Stevensen. claimed a more than 20 minutes same turn as wreckers Broadcast—Speedway radio net- trailed by more than 7,000 behind So here is my 'slogan "For high were trying "morel victory- in Florida. None of the drivers was injured. work of about 250 stations from 2256 24(7 12 Rep. William. H. Neither the yields, to clear -Russo's car from the track. TOTAL Blue ribbons. arid Grand No Better Than Pat O'Connor, Worth Vernon. Cars driven by Keith Tridrews. man to- coast lelevIslon. incumbent. With 427 of 505 pre- Expected Championships, use Federal ferti- Representative Ind, Pat Flaherty. Chicago, Johnny Johnny Thompson. Last years's winner — Bob For U. S. )i I cincts reported hatcher had 19.035 'The vote showspl have strength lizer in 1956" Troy Ruttrnan Parsons, Van Nuys. Calif.. Bob and Swerikert, Indianapolis. Precinct Gregory Gordon Noble Gregory to Vincent's. 11.628. in the South and I consider it a Sam Hanks were involved. Sweikert, Indianapolis. and Tony Total prizes — All of the 3rd District's 484 great moral victory," Kefauver Henke. however, never stopped $275.000. No. 1 94 73 Weather route to Frankfort from his home precincts were counted eaily Tues- said. "It was frankly much better Bettenhausen. Tinley Park, except to get a new tire, and Forecast — Par tly No. 2 129 74 James Haley Calls waged a tight battle for first cloudy, warm at Greenup, never made it--he day night, and Philip Ardery. than I expected under the ciraum- Andreas car w LS allowed to and humid with No. 3 164 91 207 place. widely scattered turned back and went home when of Louisville. a National Guard stances." Home From Japan resume running after an inspec- thundershowers. No, 4 170 88 Paul Russo, Canago Park. Calif. High temperature, 86. he heard the Blackburn concession brigadier general. defeated attorney The Florida voting WaS 90 close tion No. 5 140 53 wee the first pilot to go out of Probable winning time-3 on his automobile radio. Later. Ephraim Lawrence. Chandler's can- that it WaS not until near midt Miss Mary Nell Haley talked Ray Crawford, Pasadena. Calif hours No 6 146 67 the struggle. Leading the field and 40 minutes. he sent Clements a terse telegram didate. by a vote of 33.738 to night Tuesday that Stevenson was with her brother Pic James R. struck the inside wall on the No 7 100 63 Favorites — saying: "I congratulate You on 7.443. Jesse N. R. Cecil. Louisville, able to extend his margin to more Haley who is with the 7th M. P. northwest turn later. But he also Pat Flaherty, Pat No, 8 72 611 O'Connor, your victory" a pererenial candidate. received than 1,000 votes. Company stationed in Korea El B. BAILEY 'ILL escaped injury, Sweakert, Jimmy Bry- No 9 131 49 an, Johnny With the vote counting about 1.548 votes. Stevenson won 24 at-large dele- Pfc. Haley called from Tokyo. Two later accidents alsai slowed Parsons, Troy Rutt- No. 10 240 49 mann. seven-eighths complete, the vote Rep. John M. Robsion Jr.. the gates with half a convention vote Japan. where he was speding a H. B. Bailey. Jr. is in the Murray the field. Al Herman, Allentown, N. Concord 35 5 seeid at 195.281 for Clements; ilepublican incumbent, was unop- each. Ha also defeated .Ketauver 12 day furlough He says he is Hospital where he was taken after Pa.. spun on the home stretch, S. Concord 84 22 walls on botn 105,793 • for Bates; and 1.554 for posed for the GOP nomination. in five cangiessional distriats, getting along fine and was enjoying an attack yesterday. He is resting crashed ink, the S.W. Concord 61 28 and came to a a third candidate, James L., Delk. Rep. Frank Lanett. Lebanon. 4th each of which has two "delegates his stay in that part of the well today and his condition is sides of the track, Walker's Body Faxon 86 52 Returns were in from 3.530 of ale District incumbent, had no pri- with a full vote. world. reported to be improved. stop in front of the judges' stand, N. Liberty 34 '26 car spilling oil and gas on the Still Not Found state's 4.042 precincts. mary opposition nor did Jiihn Kefauver won in three congres- his S. Liberty 56 23 former es- track. He sat in the car for a Republicans chose Basil Preston, Glasgow Republican. sional districts with two votes Kirksey 59 43 ipe s.stant secretary of state Thurston few .moments, but then walked The body of Stanley Walker has who will oppose him in November. each. N. Brinkley 25 1 or I4 not yet been found according to n ly B, Morton as their nominee to In the 5th District, Veteran Rep. Safe Memorial Day Is Seen a y apparently with slight' S. Brinkley 103 45 police Efforts to find the body .99 oppose Clements. Voting was light Brent Spence. Fort Thomas, won in ry Harris Grove 95 28 CHIEF AWAY— Angeles, run- have been continued and Paul in the GOP ,primary With 2.331 an easy victory over state Rep. on Freeland. Los Lynn Grove 110 37 FIREHOUSE BURNS time, brushed Wayne Colson, who was with the h ion. precincts reported. Morton had Morns Weintraub. Newport. With For The Nation Today ning -second at the N. Swann 119 32 Julian on the southeast turn. drowned man at the time the 2' 173 votes; Golden 7.068; the county ore than 95 per cent the Wall S. Swann 119 34 SANTA MARIA. Calif. 671 — down the bar it- incident occurred was to be ques- men and Granville Thomas 2.669. complete, Spince had 20.437 votes and Slid broadside Almo Ill 14 incumbent congressmen The Santa Maria firehouse burned were cancelled, but he continued in the tioned further this morning. All eight to Weintraub's 10,888. By United Press leaves and days off stretch, Dexter 91 51 margins, down Friday while Fire Chief national guardsmen after a pit stop. Walker drowned early Sunday won renomination by large In a bitter fought 6th District Connecticut race Jackson 67 17 even though four of them were Frank Crackes attended a fire The nation appeared headed to- manned 42 jeeps and three heli- Standings at the end of 300 miles morning while running a trot Remocratic primary, Rep. John E. Hazel 99 27 candidates backed by safety meeting in notiby Santa day for one of the safest Memorial copters to eye on motorists lapse in the 500-mile race: line with Colson. opposed by C. Watts, Nicholasville, surged far keep an 4 120 W. 50 31 Barbara, Day holidays in years. Mrs. Lela Walker of Fifth and Hazel Chandler his opponent. Joe Arnold. and guardsmen also helped out in 1—Pat Flaherty ahead of 6 Fair 126 49 voting in the Democratic A United Press count from 'other states, 2--Sam Hanka Pine is the mother of Walker, It The Versailles. a ,.'former law partner Providence 61 21 p.m. EDT Tuesday to 7 a.m. EDT watch- . • was erroneously stated Monday Is primary was the heaviest in Ken- of the governor. An aerial spotting service 3—Bob Sweikert today showed only six traffic that Mrs. Helen T. Walker of Fifth Absentee Ballots 15 2 eucky since 1938. and the final Returns from 3'75 of the district . Probe His Death ed the roads for jamups and 4—Don Freeland fatalities in the nation two area. street cc a 11,c TOTAL 2992 1291 total, swelled by lileasent old resi- 468 precincts gave Watts 32,293 trouble spots in the Chicago 5--Pat O'Conner in California and one each in relayed to dent voting for the first time, was votes to Arnold's 16.784. Arnold Their information was 6—Johnnie Persona Michigan, Massachusetts. New t epected to run well above the sent congratulations late Tuesday a radio station which broadcast 7- -Dick Rathmann Hampshire and Washington. alternate COLUMBIA 'DOCTORS' 300.000 mark. night. promising Watts his support news on congestion and 8—Rodger Ward SUKARNO- Tuesday was The National Safety Council had motorists their cars. Rathmann Clements' victory In November. routes on in 9--Jim predicted that 110 persona would attrac- in marked contrast to the defeat Fayette County Sheriff Wallace The major Memorial Day 10—Bob Veith die by midnight in the first big annual of the 'Clements organization last (iNah-Wah) Jones won the GOP tion for motorists was the Average speed of leader 126 959 motoring holiday of the year That year when Chandler won the nomination witaiout opposition in 500-mile auto race at the Indianap- impb, ma record. would be 40 more deaths than the Democratic nominafinn for governor the 6th District. olis Speed way normal for a Wednesday in by 18.000 votes, then won the Returns from the 7th District 70 Start On Schedule May. start on office by a 131.003 margin in the slow in coming in, and at The big race was to Motors were was warm in most Outboard general electioh. — , The weather schedule, despite flooding rains Shaft least one county — Breathitt storms took office ,if the nation, but violent track's infield Stolen From Parker Ever since he last will not begin counting votes until which turned the in En- tornadoes crackled in the 2.000 c, Chandler has stated repeatedly Thursday_ and into a quagmire and drove midlands, possibly holding down from their Parker Motors was entered last that removal of Clements froth With 377 of the district's 715 Indianapolis familiee number of cars on the road. night and three outboard motors the Senate was one of the chief precincts counted, Rep. Carl D. the homes. administration. Many Tornado Report/ the sodden were stolen. The person or persons objectives of his Perkins. Hindman, took a com- Skies cleared over Weather Bureau reported fleod win- He isued a statement Tuesday 1 lead over his aweeo°° The Hoosier Capitol today and entered through a rest room manding 3 to tornado funnel numerous reports of crests on the Wabash and White dow and made their exit by break- closest opponent. George G. Hat- tornadoes clouds and unconfirmed downstate. Damage ing the lock on one of the large cher. Prestonsburg Rivers rolled Kansas. Missouri. Oklahoma $1-milhon in WEATHER latest count, Perkins in was estimated at doors on the east side of the At the Texas panhandle. for and the northern central Indiana. but officials said building. REPORT had 15,047 votes to 4.569 was church under construction clear for race Hatrher. A BOARD of U.S. Navy officers A roads would be Local and state police are inves- at Amarillo, Tex., and By United Press Eugene Siler, the only was investigating to learn levelled traffic. tigating the break-in. There have Rep. the size of turkey storms Southwest Kentucky - Partly congressman whether "retraining" rifle drill ii•nalstones The Midwest floods and been several breakins in Murray incumbent Republican Hereford, Tex., eggs battered the least three lives. A boy the past (4oludy. warm and humid with facing primary opposition, scored In 90-degree heat May 22 caus- claimed at during few days. in busi- afternoon or area. drowned in Illinois ness houses. widely scattered late en easy victory over his opponent ed collapse and death of Mau- and a girl local police mobilized lightning bolt evening thundershowers today and District. rice G. Everett, 17; McKenzie, State and floodwaters and a in the 8th make the one-day Thursday, nigh today near 90. low precincts report- Tenn., at Grata Lakes Naval their forces to killed a man in Iowa. ELECTION STRIKE HELD With 424 of 643 the high- Training Station, Ill. The "re- holiday a safe one on Idaho, the Kootenai River 'tonight 70. ing. Slier had 8,895 votes to 750 In ------training" Their hopes were bolstered slowly at Bonnets • Candy. was ordered, said a ways-. was dropping CASERTA. Italy IP Moun- for holidayNalls below a m. temperatures: pri- public information officer, be- by the fact that the Ferry. -but all dirt dikes taineers of Vallelunga staged Some 5,30 There were no Republican not an INDONESIAN PRESIDENT Achmed Sukarno wears a big smile at Bowl- cause Everett, in his eighth the middle of the week eke town were critically soft. Louisville 70. kexington and- In the .1st, 4th. 6th and in the election strike Sunday. Columbia university, New York, as lie is invested with honorary maries weekend. when mblorista reinforce the trig Green (6. faduzah 71. Coe- week of a nine-week initial on a Volunteers had to They refused 'to go to the polls 7th districts. more" has- doctor of laws degree by Dean Harry J. Carmen (left). Shaking and Hopkins- training period, had "not learn- would • plan longer and dikes by hand because they were protest against the 'neon 68, London sr The 2nd District GOP' eongres- in failure of hands with the Indonesian president Is Dr. Grayson Kirk, presi- ed the shentficanee of a military trips. hold heavy earth- Vint 89 a rdods 100 soaked to authorities to bring electric light dent of the university. (Internationat Soundphoto) order." (international) highway police ' rvansville, Ind., 71. (Continued On Page 21 In many states, Incising equipment to the village.

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PAGE TWO THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KY. WEDNESDAY - MAY 30,.1956 In1=1 0, ANGUS WOMEN'S (atour THE SETS UP SCHOLARSHIP LEDGER & TIMES MAJOR LEAGUE Tourist Influx Famous Voice TO SAVE MONEY rcatisitED BY PUBLISHINC. LEDGER a MIES COMPANY. Inn, The Nalionel Women's Auxiliary On Your Plumbing • :nen°Imitation et the Murray Ledger. :The Calloway Times, and The of the American Angus Aesociatiun runes-Herald. October 20. 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January Will Set Joins TV will award a $300 college scholar- IL 1942. ship annually to a qualified 4-H Elroy Sykes or farm-youth group girl, according JAMES C. WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER I. Hy 'ALINE MOolitli PLUMBING CO to Mrs. New Record United Dorothy Wall, Lebanon, Press Staff Correspondent We reserve the right to reject any Advertising. Letters to Ind., chairman of the group', the Editor. ar ; HOLLYWOOD ills - One of Or Public Voice items which in our opinion are not for the beat UNTTED scholarship committee. FRANKFORT the most famous voices M the :Merest of our readers. TRESS -- The greatest An applicant must. have mane in /.461.1 tourist movies has come out of retirement For FREE a a wave in history will hit rested an interest in Angus beef Kentuncy to join ! television, and he's ne! NATIONAL REPRESENTAalVES: WALLACE WITMER CO_ 1368 STANDINGS this year-if the tre- cattle projects and have a part lenger just a voice behind-the- Inspection Against Monroe. Memphis. Tenn.: 250 Park Ave.. New York; 307 N. Michigan mendous number of requests for in such activities at application Ave.. Chicage; 80 Bolyston St.. Boston. n *ravel data and information re- i btene's' must be either a graduate TERMITES and • 1-tirdly a movie fan over 25 time; ceived sinze January 1 by the . of high shoal or member of a ROACHES, etc. s Littered at the Post Office. Murray. Kentucky. for transmission National League doesn't remember John Nesbitt's as n Publicity is competent graduating class; must need Second Class Matter fam us short subjects. -The Passing W L Pct GB I evidence. G. At Pedley. director:, dal aid to further her education, Mayfield ,Parade.- that always brought ap- Call 1395 Milwaukee 17 9 S54 said this week .and must be recommended by OUBSCP.IPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 20c,- per .nplause 1. St Lou:s 22 14 .611 Each year vanitioners are show between the newsreel and nion.h 85c La Calloway and adao.ning counties, per year $3 50, else. • county agant. school prini:pul - COLLECT - eng more and more interest in I the main feature. St. Where, ni.50 Pittsbunth 19 14 578 le or 4-H or ether club advisor. • 01915 Kentucky's many and varied at ut 550 2 Now you can see what the voice Applicants will be judged on trzet.ons. Pedlcy said. The horse SUITER on WEDNESDAY - MAY 30. 1956 Brooklyn 18 In 545 2' ilooks like on _BS-TV', 'Telephone academic achievement, school aria farms, Mammoth Cave. Stan parks. PEST CONTROL CO. )04 New York 14 19 424 tns Times' pm. EDT' Suncley ether activit.es, youin group le:ord. My Old Kentucky Churchill ch Philade Lph-a 11 21 344 9 / Koine, Nesbitt is b..ck wi:h his same character and finamoal need. Licensed and Insured Downs. the Capitol. the Gold De- Ctkcsig-. • • 922 MO 10._ Arlie feature stories from history, A single applicant wil„1 be sub- posnory al Fort Knox. Cumberland • 10 Years Ago This Week and this t.me he shows up on mitted for final judging by each Member ---ot State- Pest Falls, as well as fishing and Ledger and Times File camera to introduce each tale. / of the state and regional auxilianes Control Association Yesterday'. Games boating are popular with Ken- Viewers will nonce that his !affiliated with the national. be tucky's visitors, he said. Brooklyn 10 fettsburgh 1 lappearance matches his voiee-an Interested applicants may apply Gi Mrs. Sudie Frances Brown Hay, widow of the late -During the February-March- Cincineatt 10 Chicago 4 elegant, profesnor-type man alai to their Angus auxiliary group ar James B. Hay. died at the home of her daughter. Mrs. 'April period. the Division of Pub- 0:ne Gemes Scheduled wavy:--gray.ns- hair and • resonant j .n tile immediate nice, or to Mrs so Ed Filbeck where she was residing early Monday morn- licity received an average of 1.337 vocal chords. Wall, Route 4, Lebanon, Ina. th ing. inquires a day through the mails. Deadline for applying is July 1 and Senator Lyndon Johnson Monday. March Mrs. Hay' leaves four daughters and two sons. Today's Games ;The peak day, was "We're using same of our movie the a inner will be armuunced in. 4.722 pieces of mail came Miss Joan Butterworth, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. NEW -strong man" of Texan 5. alien stories on television, but most August. a: P:ltladelphla 2 offices." said. A. Butterworth. was Democrats, along with Houma to the Division he of the TV tales are new." said D. among the University of Ken- N.,. Vent at Pittsburgh 2 tucky women who were initiated into Iota Chapter of Speaker Sam Rayburn, is Sen- Much ef the mail is in response Nesbitt, in his usual pear-shaped • NI • .Ate at Chicane. 2 ator Lyndon Johnson. who to advertising done by the Division tones. ' ESSENTIALS FOR HOT'st wit t. Phi Upsilon Omicron, a national professional home eco- C', at: at St Laims emerged from the state con- of Publicity in 33 specially-selected , Strives For Quality 'LOS ANGELES IS - '1 • - nomies organization recently. through- home show to be held vention with solid backing as metropolitan newspapers "We are hitting for quality. If Angeles County Champions of the 4-H Club Rally Day, held Division also June will feature mink "favorite son" for the national out the Nation. The a story .s long hair, I popularize 14 shoes Saturday. May 25. at Murray State are- Marion Work- Tomorrow's advertising campa.gns etn and 14-carat gold bathing suits Games convention. TMu represents a ,conduets it. If it has emotional appeal. I among man. dress revue: Sue Lockhart and Janet Key. foods big victory over Gov. Allan magazines such as Holiday. Nation- do it in a restrained, adult 'essentials" for the modern New York at Peteburgh. n-ght man- demonstration team: and Ronald Thompson and IViliiant Shivers, who supported Presi- al Geographic and Sports Afield, ner.- housev. Milwaukee at Chicaino Foy. terracing team.. dent Eisenhower aeamst AdIal Pedley said His plans for the TV Cincinnati at St tou.s Stevensor in 1952. Johnson Kentucky ranks eighth highest among all the states include such historical dran , On:y Games Scheduled won leadership of his state's on-the-job the story of Laura Bridgem !: for training'for veterans. Mr. Madden. Veter- delegation, cinehed program OLDER PERSONS BUREAU ans Representati‘e for Kentucky. states. the first deaf-mute to take ; - 11i to bark the party's presidential WASHING ION 416 - Sen War- I ep,14, place in- society. He also • John B. Hutson. native of Calloway County. is one nominee. (intermit ional) ren G Magnuson ID-Wash) inno- kc.) to show what actually hap. of the eight men selected from eight different nations to .-knlericaii League duced s b.II Monday to set op to Elizabeth Barrett and It .101-1•6.4.p. serve on a world cabinet under Secretary General Trygue a bureau of older persons :n the W. L Pct. GB Orciy Games Scheduled Brown.ng after they were n Lie. Norwegian in the United Nations. This organization Department of Ilsalth. Education SPRED New Yk 26 13 96'7 4they worked as their owe and Olfare. The bill, similar- to is made up of 51 nations of the world. Cleveland 20 15 .571 4 agents and planted copy An int . one intielduzed earlier in, the Boston 19 17 Lselves at the newspapers). SATIN 528 5. Today's Gamek Inene. would. make grants to Some Weeks he plans to use in Tit LATEX WONDER PAINT Chez.: • l625 516 6 atates to, handle tne problems of w ,h.ngton at New York, 2 movie You'll be color-rinlit every Ha:trrrorc 17 20 459 8 persons technique cd ntunating n - aged 65 and older. time with new Glidden Sean) Detre..it Brenton at Baltrmore. '2 entree show. with then-sterry told What's New 16 21 4r2 9 SA1 IN DramatoneColors!Now ancago at n'teveland. 2 , in pantomine. Via-etreint. n 16 22 421 Sin you can choosecolorsyouwant Deer' it it Kansas City. 'There's too yakk.nine, Kan.s.s City 13 22 405 10 2 AMP AnnADOR _LEAVES -much ,n from giant 4" color chips that • In Washington COUNTRY television," he saJd. assure you of perfect harmony Sweeties Comes Early riti room fabrics, Yesterday's Soot coverings. Games Tomorrow's Games SANT:AGO. Chic IP -American Nesbitt is one show business By HeRaLte. NIC1111011-n furneC. earned after a cam: ! success who can't complain abr ut •u•• SPI110 SMIN Washe . Ambassador William L. Beaulac. Nor w•116,4•111aes, United Staff rririe et. •. 6 Bann! re 5 Roster it lorresponSent Ekal .t amens inanity good Baltimare who served here taree years, left the struggles of the trade. At a' woodw•rk. W.e.SH.NGTON le Bonen 7 N.w York 3 Washington CAMERS:4 $200.00 - Wen. at New York ' Monday for his fl••Ve IS s! !early age he was a hit ill •Sr•sb•s, Chien 7 Kareas Cny 4. 12 inn in Also $100 to 2475 <1•••••dlars•cood• si Waabintnont Ser. Bob Kerr. an Oklaharne Only Games Scheeuled Argentina. 'radio and cegually sauntered 'mitts woof*, &eased 11.( Neleen. a ,scien.rc Dem nrst. Cairn that his size 13 Wedding Ring $12.50 teacher it Flothei.i County H-gn snots - his favorites-have be, CAMERA -I had the world's knew-. HUGHES Schael. Kahnpell. Mont .s due half-suled foar tine!. He Ions FOLLOWS AWESOWE H-BOMB ‘°a"tCat e°ntrIct tract.- he said. workec here li-day with tj of his stu- rthem. he told his certain:erns. end "1 Furches rivenths each year at MGM. PAINT & WALLPAPER dents. One of the bore. Get-y Mil- dloesn t wart t, part, with them n • :eight picture's a year for IQ ye., STORE ler. 17. w.11 President E.s Bat presume comes from the Ism- JEWELRY ennuwer with a oitt:e Tl.5r. g They spoiled me rotten 401 Nesbitt made so much n E. Side Sq. Ph. 1934 Maple Ph. 383 he .rnented. Gary cane it a • de- ePerh.ran the senator con- j Ihe cedret need any more. ae. • etsie n me:er Sour,cfs trite:est.; g e-men "if I cnunl penseade my retired six 'years ego to a ranch and a.rth look.ng .no, wife that my cad sa. ee nave all near Monterey, Calif. to "rant' the me-nts of fine ant.geas, I !cattle and cinldren." „Recently he Ree Jam C writ. .4 Texas m t.11 u4IT.4 their rk rr derided to bring what he vans , his TnInimatic jeurnansm- to tele- *boat p that AA :oker it. e: vision slat,. rta.n:y : Texas. Mrs Kenr runt • On. f o.. oi "D y. a iii Old Cr 2 7 • (.00D TIM!' 10 .I IILLF. roux ANo bitOILLIta Clements ... • to r,•; 1/. 11 the food supply in ,the ha-- OCentinued rum Parr II freezer :5 geteng thrn• s I' Rica. D. rnoi-rat notate/Ives will take advantak-' 1 s:oriel rare was the closest of fr•ont !Sycatn :•• :nairrnan of the plentiful _and tensor-4bn. , the entire election as R. B. Blan- of In. Huase F. :e.ar. Alit. C.rm- pr.ced supply of beef, pork sad , kenship of Hartford. held • narrow miti.o. He te -(1 p ,17.1 to •,,u;bein-gr,wn broners now ava'i- 150 vote lead over Jack A. Connor. let yourself go! in rep • v.ny .t .ne, anbi • ta. able. Owensboro. with more than four- p:editt r..•..,up a .u.d The . led • fifths of the precincts reported. • kind of wrapp.ng to t. Itru:,-..ier.:s $49 b...*.ne. f Blankenship led with 2.346 vo,es mater.als are important for freezing !oar. e p: g:erre Ii. 2.1116 for Connor and 236 for broners The U. S. Department , Sacoony 5,:a.d the c Hergehel G. Boggess. Owensboro. of Agreculture recommends pout. ' 11 a., wisci ;rn w:th 418 ./f 54.5 precincts reporting. thylene begs tar freezing cnicken, t V. . pass,th In the 5th District GOP race. whole or halved Clear. plastic • r cm..., 7 tro 'A a A:I i.kl• Jule Appel. Florenre. led Edward bags are made especially for frees- swashbuckling • ‘...) ••..1:c .r.i B Keyes. Greenup. 1.775 to 1.379 .ng. and ramie in different s,zcs th• e m-ay of a rc. d Jr.47t .n 384 if the .384 precincts rem- When half-chickens are bent :71 I 're• d,.s ,,f at) ! plete. frozen. separate the halves wan, SO:Ute a: .1 he rem. I" In the Democratic rare in the 8:h sheets of polyethy.ene so they d%13 •• ::- Elirbounnlin colors .14:esouna; C• sr. won't freeze together District. W. C. Scalf. • m.:t.e. If :to ta led Lyle L. Willis. Corbin. and : t Home econamats re ro.mrnend riatined it os cnyst James Wilton Cupp. CovIngoet. ..S storing giblets for not :nee than Edenes reee The e n.rnittei- cut with 419 of 643 pr i ciwts tabulated three months m a freezer. :es ' the progrern by. $1.1 inilioe • The vote was S-alf. 3.670, Willie, they don't seep as well as tro: 2.732 and Cupp 1,378 .egt of the chicken The giblets' Mits S...iy the 7th Appellate District Fr. • d an 4n.p...ye .hould be wrapped .n separate In of for Judge of the Court of Bergiorf of N •w packages bet ,re being frozen race ri." Appeals., Robert B.rd. London. led York. 'nag c up w tn a new 'Horne Freezers. Tneir Select.un pet fume a ri. h nearly 700 votes for the GOP see rum:d and even HG Bolletin No. 48. I by nernination with 419 of 843 pre 'Beegdarf No 9- Mon Frsed grew will be helpful to the linagewiniie up --aunts reported. ii the coal f enks tot Pennsyl- who 111 buythe anew home freezer. varau. Judge Astor Hogg. Harlan, who and her dedde were dTiW Write folejeaur copy te the UK will oppose the winner of the in Lie shafts every day. Old Na 9. Agricultural lEatens,1,4, Serv.ce. Ex appellate ra^e jri November wos for sure. Probably the hret per- peninent Station. Lexinc.m. Ky MCONI •-- unopposed in the Democrati- pri- mary. "softeffor . The GOP vote Bird 4,304 enn- 4 , nell 1.699: Hogg 3.039, Robert 674 semi-in SEVENTEEN SUPERIOR ; and Ward 1963 ELECTION FORCES -FREEZE- 1 JOB PRINTERS QUI 10. Ecuador 1.5 Th. • Supreme Elc:tor al Tribunal said e day Eruar'. ,r,-an: w in "Innen" ' For in their hr. ni• diaints duriag j Sunday's presidential election in ton effort to prevent repeat ifonng. Over Half A Century t The only persons permitted to Duck t4iFity for a weekend or sail to move from district to district an entnnted isle! Do it with while the pools are open will be DISCUSS FREE a fresh fashion flourish in bright new in•neral ne YOUR ESTIMATES &its of color: peacock blue, gold, NEEDS GLADLY sailor blue, Italian red and green. Deep-dyed in brisk, crisp I; WITH PS prVEN poplin, and beautifully Saeony-shaped-long and easy-in many • • and Sprays marvelous mobile parts. See them now. "It's a wonderful buy!"4 4 rustically Arrang4d Sizes 8-18. Lean, sleeveless tunie7jaeket : 5.55. Button-detailed, 'walking shorts: 4.55. Pebble-knit T-shirt (S-M-L): 4.95.r it! The Ledger & Times THESE pHOTOS, made-In a plane i0,000 feet up and approximately 50 miles southwest of Name Is- land, ti'rcr,rt of the hydrogen bomb dropped from a B-52, show. prowess of tie aw.sorne eeplonon. PHONE 55 Top to bottom: Tne initial dazzlin* flash: Srstisll n 'Mg above cloud layer: high cloud layer.elliott- 15th at Poplar - Call 479 ttcd;sarrse later. 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r' TIM LEDUFR & TTMES - MURRAY, IC PAGE THREE ‘,TI')NESDAY - MAY 10, 1958 IffElligalliNNOMIametwomffmry dam HAVE YOU b.( : for an the death car (actually tile real signed by 75 fans. The silOV. 111.i Our Classifieds -run in Read '81i.xll filing cabinet .hat is handy, engine was sold to another race be the program's only re We have James Dean driver). four years. contact, easy to carry? isommadagamme,.._,-, Stetemaster File-It Cases. Some of Jimmy's pals are egainst , it in the The late actor is number one ro construction with lock activity involving Dean. EXCHANGE' All me.al en tea Warner Studio fan mail TEINITES Neiv easy carrying handle. On Now More In "It shocks. me. Some of these and list: In April alone the studio INSPECTION ealottietto, Supply De- people sell are on the band FREE OU display in he Office 5.000 letic rs about Jimmy. HIRE ctse. wager]," one racing driver told received one Word partment of the Daily Ledger & Kelley's Pest Y '4417.8°Y tor per TF me. vard 6e 1Times, phone 55. o art Public Eye TV ACTRESS MARRIES E • pe 50o. Control es se But, on the other hand, public rPA tor Os wards Ltooktied demand for information about Dean - le a machine is staple It - Television -Licensed and Insured al days. DO YOU need By ALINE MOSBY is at an amazing peak. Producer HOLLYWOOD Wee and folders from 8 pages actress Jkin Manning, 27, daughter Phone 441 tor 1.4/wslanet. booklets United press Staff correspondent Bill Self of the Schlitz Playhouse pages? See the Bosttch of Vera Vague, will marTY Kelley etsys.bie its to 128 ii-toLLy WOOD lit -- The late says he decided to re-run "The radio's Sam at .he Pally Ledg..tr Atty. Rubert .1 Gottlieb, 36. tonight Saddle Stapler James Dean is more of a public Unlighted Road" cnly after re- Ph. 'IT First Presbyterian - & Times Office Supply, ss figure now than when he . was ceiving "hundreds and hundreds of at Hollywood's nst alive, and this trend is the subject letters requesting." One letter was church. • RENT of e current controversy around 7--F4:-_-571 Hollywood. Has FHA loan of $6700.00. Owner A who TO CROW ABOUT MURRAY wants $2500 for his equity. Will NOTICE talented person cl.• SOMETHING FOR SALE -7 4 ROOM APT., first floor. Also young beccines a legend, such finance $1600 of equity. You can ield l‘* garden. Available now. Call 913-M Rudelph Valentino to F. Scott own nice brick home for only when DRIVE-IN WHY BU I NEW MOTOR 15th St. . 3 BEDROOM house on S. 7th Realty Co. after 6:30 p.m. 306 S. 3430C Fitzgerald. $900 dov.m. ucum you can get one completely re- St. Large hvingroorn, kitchen, 961-M or The intense curiosity and interest Office phone 48, home built for one-half price of new utility, electric heat, insulated, modern house. Large in Dean is surpassing Valentino's. WEDN'DAY 1447. M31C from one horse powei ,o 5 ROOM TUESDAY & $6500 full price. Has FHA motor, CBS-TV will repeat Dean's only only We also yard and garden apace. 2 bed- in- behind one hundred horse power. CO. loan. payments $36.91 monthfy AUCTION SALE: House rooms. Phone 1288. M31C filmed TV drams, "The Unlighted "WE'RE NO ANGELS" buy, sell, and exchange. Perceall cluding interest, taxes and insur- Church a Christ building in New Road," on the Sc'hlitz Playhouse in TECHNICOLOR red I2ectric. W. Broadway, Mayfield, Concord. 1:00 o'cleek Saturday, of Stars June 1 (9:30-10FDTe agfie. Kentucky. Day phone 2173, night FOR HAULING, call Bob Moore, Humphrey Bogart walk • June 2. To be moved. M31C Warner Studio is considering an 881. 27NEW 3 bedroom brick house on .17P 416, also carpenter repair work. 1626-M. hour-long TV spectacular using Peter Ustinov good lot, well located. This is a Call Bob Moore and H. C. LaeKter. in WEANING pr2s. Phone ID-63350, clips from Dean' three motion beautiful home ready to live in. J1P J4P THURSDAY - FRIDAY J. D. Johnson, Rt. 8, Murray. BUSINESS MEN! Do you forget pictures:- plus a filmed interview Guaranteed FHA apprqval. If you Those important appointments or with Dean that never has been are interested in nice house rea- "FOREVER DARLING" of a salt shaker's perhaps remember them at the 4 ROOM GARAGE APT., stove seen. In the interview the actor. sonably priced, let us show you The inside Lucille Ball. Desi Arnaz top can be kept from rusting last monent? Do you need a com- outlet, built-in cabinets, also gar- killed in an auto accident last this one without. obligations. metal and James Mason ' by painting the interior with or- pact attractively bound book for den. Available now. Call 913-M fall, wakes a prophetic plea for 3. BRICK HOME on N. 12th St. 74- dinary nail polish. appointments, memoranda, diary after 6:30 p.m. 306 S. 15th St. M30C safe driving. Vare./EfEre:rth and addresses? We have just the Director Nick Ray. 'who led Puzzle Day-At-A- through "Rebel Without A emsomissmosizzaragimr Answer to Yesterday's thing in a Nascon 4 ROOed APT.. unfurnished, avail- Jimmy refillable ar.d e-ause." is Weiting a book with • 07ROSSWORD PUZZLE Glance. Undated, able immediately. Located on Vine Vow- ART -4AAPAN with simulated leather the actor. MODiiIRNIZE respect pocket-size Call 738-M-2, J IP ACROSS 20-Title of R T R 10 Street. -Dean, (abbr.) case with inner pocket. Ledger & Jimmy's father. Winton A AST E RS 1-Offspring 21-The sun Office Supply Department, hopes in three month to have a 32-Kind of fabric PPEA StE Times PeEQUIPMENT 4-Later TF book on the actor in print. The o 5-Musk! 34-0Ishopric ANT Phone 55. WANTED aa written 3.5-Bone e(0 elder Dean, a dental technician nam• 36-Organs of P E lt-Girrs hearing E' at Sawtelle Hospital. says "It's 13-Din A PERMANENT WAVE SPECIAL. of broiler chickens 14-Ftacis of lettuce 87-Sediment YARDS TO MOW. Power mower amazing the way interest in my PRESIDENT EISENHOWER receives a supply 35-Unneces•st7 II includes hair- of 16-Lockjaw DEAL $10 wave for $7.50, will be used. Please call 1103. won top honors in the 1956 Pennsylvania Junior Chicken -Former 42-The kayo' CAI son has held up" (Dean was which 17 -Frenchman N cut, styling, shampoo and set. For farm youngsters competed. Mak- Russian rulers 41 TI TiO' e J2NC reared by his grandparentsi. Tomorrow contest in which 735 It-Mountains of 44-Heap MET pc:1EL appointment cell Lucy Bea-leer White House are (from left) Shirley 46-Country of Movie fan magazines and racing ing, the presentation at the Europe TS Hale Pnone Conestoga: George Fasts- MI-Uninteresting Asia Zane Taylor or Marie articles on Ann Ream, Lebanon; Raymond Winters, 46-To one side 't 5 E WANT TO BUY McCorrnac-Deer- periodicels still print the Presi- ,21 -City In Italy 648. College Beauty Shp. J1C et,. Kintnersville; the President; Robert Wagle (behind 13-Belor.ging 61-1xl.t ing horse drewn m weing machine, Jimmy. and Ronald • to a group of 62-At that place dent), Valencia: James Clanton, Kennett Square, 14-Mature DOWN number 7. Hate-el Loving, N. 3rd A garage showed at 50 cents eounclpeotoe dinosaurs Shaffer of Dover. //n/crea:ional rr-Turki.h decree inse.•t DO YOU neea protection against Street. admissicn an engine allegedly from L5 - I iiiier 1-Poae for JIP 25- florae's neck timber poi trait the loss of your valuables by fire? hair 6;-eut 2-1•0.-111 3-Ndrrnal Theft? Buy a compact Inctor Tree- FUELING UP FOR REBEL HUNT IN ALGERIA 2.1WsiWS•11 4-Coin of India mre Chest certified by are Netion- Inventor Gives EFFICIENCY . if I, •I 6-Unfair blows for 1-It is (contr.) al Association of Safe Menthe- 7-11ural ending Ledger & Times "Aid" To President your office ope- INT EQ 6-Came back 'veers. The Daily Expedite 5-Skin of head ',Mee Supply, Phone 55. '171 with the newest, 10-4Kocky hill WASHTNGTON. • May 29 elt - rations .5 11-13east of turden COLLEGE BEAUTY SHOP ati-i A teenage .inventor Seem Kaliepaill. best ide,es in equipment. 16-I.ry nounees - Marie Hall has been Monte today r'at'e President El 14-Hornlike fruit ,4•••...7 ••• ... to the.r staff. Thursdaes. I senhower a handy little 1, 22 7li 24 20-Twofold al ded gadget 21-iluffalo Fridees, Saturdays. Call 648 for called a. "decision meter." 22-Cot up Visit Our Modern Office t 7 24-linproper appo.ntment. .11C I 25-Creek letter Al! „yen hew to do to operate Supply. Dept. for Every it c:032 •V 24-Ciarment first class Matelial the electric "decision meter" is •11-Appraise MONUMENTS Office Equipment Need. 31-Clty in Russia granite and marble, large selec- peer:CM your rroblem by twisting 2•5 34-Indefinite 7 ni.mber tion styles sizes. call 85, home a few dials. The meter's • inventor • Desks • Chair .12 I 4, %.• •II 7 24-Kind of cheese 528 See at Calloway Monu- claims it %ell consider all the pros rattle phone .. •• sib -Long-legged ment Works, Ves.er Orr, owner and eons and come up wIth a flat • Adding Machines •23 40 bird Main St., near college. JSC "yes" or 41-E)cra West for -- Inventor Gerald Miller. 16. elf • Filing Cabinets Se. •1 43-Latin cleaning. •lounnea RUG and UPHOISTRY County High School said r.,f sheep Flathead Needs PER V 46-Cry at no extra cost. Wall • All Your Office • 47-Vase Moth-proffed his 'decision meter" is M't the 44-Allow cleaning service. Call "Spec:alit' for S2 gone by thing the President needs 45-Time Deterger Co., 6634 511- limb Wall and Rug complete relaxation." • LEDGER .WWWWIMPIWP 63-ExcLasiation .J 20C Wow a WW2. Now. •••••••• Gerald celled at the White House and with a fellow inventor and their science -teacher. •Risha re M Net: sri TIMES' recently named "McCall's on a patrol near Palestro, Algeria, A FRENCH armored vehicle takes on gasoline before leaving search 55 er of the Year" by the U. S. were am- arb 30 miles east of Algiers. It was in the mountains near Palestro that 19 French soldiers Offiee of dgiest-ion and el-Cell's sovadphoto) buthed and tortured to death. intrarentioesu amilimMINdosegadomMilmi Challenge For Dr. Mays Magazine. By Er=i4, Buatunailea new novel by ELIZABETH SEIFERT. A of the publish. NANCY 1955. by Elizabeth Seifert. Reprinted by permission e Distributed by King Features Syndicate. er, Dodd. Mead It Co.. Inc. • 19L.A.5-/-1.4-1/1.LEP THEY WERE that's why Lacey bring3 me here HEAVY sistence on honesty, and a young FOUND THOSE SUN TOO SYNOPSIS play." I croup of tin. tore in the Midwest- man who agge(ssively defended to -- A estab- TO CARRY ern suburb of Burbank try to to choose that loneli- Lacey, Chad aurmised, would , GLASSES YOU screening clink despite his right lish a free the blue-chambrayed girl on lack of money and opposition fr..m ness. be DROPPED OUT OP County Hospital. Dr. John • • • the shady bench. Ile wondered the booster of the Wendt's, • strong of the clinic-the why more women didn't wear THE BOAT LAST project, returns from • meeting and The front tells his at.. Helen, that enough main building of the Country Day neat blue cotton dreeses. SUNWER money has been donated by the one of the main "Are you an only child, Chad?" Alice Milburn to set up School-faced wealthy Airs this was was asking. the clinic_ Mrs Milburn donates the highways of the County; Johnny WHERE money to spite the Women's Club b.- the busiest street of the "Huh?" Then Chad laughed, against helping the also cause they voted suburb of Burbank. At and nodded. "And a stinker:" he 7 ARE THEY'? - project. Dr. Chad Mays. brilliant but thriving eccentric young medical ariministrs- the rear of the building, where agreed. to organize the clinic a tor is hired feel there was another entrance, "Is it fun", Dr. Fliandin and his associates "it Mays will be more than • matth pleasant lawn bordered a small "No," said the man soberly, that by influential for the opposition. led public park. is not fun, Johnny. Nobody loves Dr. Wilkins-Smith, head of the Dr Mays prefers Tinsley Park had, years before, you." County Hospital. can • • • to remain unidentified until he been given to the town, And no the setup. investigate amount of political finagling had It was tint fun; it had not been. to divert it to more To walk the streets of his home CHAPTER 5 been able lucrative lilies. There were tennis town, a curl to his lip, his fist walked along the Van Buren " CHAD MAYS courts, a soft-ball diamond, a ready to defend himself-and his By Raeburn pretty suburban AMIE an' SLATS streets of the large swimming pool. But five Ideas. There were times . . appearance that of a grass to churcli 7" -- JUST e/- -.;L town, his acres still were devotedito "Why don't you go THA7S AN AWFUL NO MORE N BUT, BATHLESS • on getting quickly to asked Meem HI, GAINLESS. / ITS ALL. IN THE 'GU man intent and shade trees, to gravel paths, one obnoxious boy had SAY, TRUE,SON. MST KDS WANT TO 7'rLLGerT-- Rhythmically, PRETTY GOOD WAY YOU LOOKS AT THING To WHAT'S a fixed destination. and rest-inviting benches. when Chad was fifteen. "Every- DID GROW UP TO 3E pAlDe ,1? and out be- HIS \LAME BATI4LESS!! IT, BRATLEY. BATHLESS: WELL! FEEL PRETTY he blew his breath in In this setting, at three in the body else goes to church." GETTING TO BE PRESIDENT- a whisper- -eOGGINS AND BRING HIM (UGH) SORRY FOR 10U: YOU tween his lips, making afternoon, an apparently able- "Did it ever occur to you?" had GOVERNOR BE- RLIr•IER STEP R 1OUNG softly pressed IN! THAN WERE A KID INAT ONLY ONE ing sound such as a bodied young man was of him- asked Chad, loftily superior, "that 5 FROM YOUR. FORE I TURNED TAKE A BATH --AND do. His head was SHOWED A LOT 0' AWAY bellows would self notable. The young man sat I might be a Mohammedan? ru...ME TOWN.' iWELVE, HUH'? BE IN YOURS SHOES his auburn hair PROMISE (CHUCKLE)I GOT thrown back, and and looked meditatively in the You've been in our house-you've each heel-stroke. PUNS!! vibrated with general direction of the old school seen all those little rugs in the angry. Chad Mays was -the new clinic-and, perhaps hall?" Old and silken Oriental Angry at Chad Mays. Furious. thinking himself unobserved, rugs they were, slipping all over Why must he begin this way? mumbled to himself and made the place. "Well, those are prayer Back in that pleasant house, those faces . .. rugs. I use one when I pray to people were ready to be his He was not Unobserved. Mecca." really four- friends, and they were But it took an uninhibited Oh, but that had made a fine exactly man, swell people! They were year-old to COrete up to the row! The boy had swallowed the liked, and legs the sort of people Chad to stand with sturdy brown story verbatim, and repeated it like him. alert, whom he wanted to apart, bright brown eyes The minister had come to see "What're So why had he said and done lilting voice demanding, Chad's grandmother, the men things to shock Helen Blandin? you doin'?" down at the store had razzed his 't''-, 4 the child. • he care what she thought Chad only glanced at father-and everyone had pro- Didn't gravely. about him, and said about him? "Sittine" he answered tested with Chad for telling such crest of bright Of course he cared. Then why did The child had a a story. By Al Capp Was he so hair, an enchanting grace. Ii. do such things? brown "It wasn't any of their busi- LIL' ABNER long-established What's your name?" bound by his "O.K. why I don't go to church!" KEFAUVER MERELY noncon- yours?" ness A1:115CIN-E- (-Pkvvivzz F06/VI: DEWEY AND habit of bluntness and "Chad. What's growled in his own de- SHORE Chad had ME FO'77-//5 L/.2. FACED CRIMINALS IN THF- SAFETY formity, that he couldn't be de- "Johnny." was his de- IT.f.•-AH IS JEST • fense. And that still HEROIC SENAToR -67.r.r atiT I TOGil, A cent? Well, he'd better learn to "That's a good name." A NATCHERAL- L/E, 0/V OF COL W.TROON his brown ox- fense. icor..r) CLEAR -fl-tE be decent. And as of now! Johnny shifted PHOCBOUND;c000 04.D BORN Af7COUNT A,'? /5 '54VAG.1 DEATING:10 gravel. He pointed a But it had not been fun ... Their compact, blue-shuttered fords on the AfAi(//i1' TWO NAME C...= THT FlN "110' the blonde young and nobody had loved him. AH RECI ON.1" house was not the big, rambling finger toward CAPTURES YOUNG TO THE vorEks..:r seated on a • • • •••••,. FE/.1.A -A14R/C/W5 TELL T 6 '417 1.4 house where he'd spent his boy- woman who was feet away. She loves me," said Johnny, c SO ite.4PP Y.71-') hood, the gingerbread of its gir- bench some fifty "Lacey Ti'AUG SiNGLEHANDE.D white san- I'm a stinker." dling porches reflecting his moth- wore blue chambray, "even when a held a book in her er's insistence on elegance, the dals, and she "As muCh as she does when A.Yoku m was a very pretty 'lack of paint his father's rebel- hands. She you're not one?" confesses (• woman, her hair thick, and lion against it. young "Well, no," agreed Johnny \11 rather than yellow. to robbery His family was no different, silver-gilt thoughtfully, "She makes her ( come here every day," nor worse, than most of the peo- "We Cross." and shooting, girt. do conversationally. So face ple in the town where he'd grown said Johnny for which - the I'll have children to play with. "You see?" up. Born ready to oppose They sat on in I'm an only child, and The boy saw. innocent tight conventionality, the hypoc- Because for doesn't want me to grow comfortable companionship of that sort of community, Mo'her then boy, Robin t, risy stinker." another ten minutes or so, ,4 01e trouble lay In the feet that. up to be a the bad," Chad Johnny went off t his Lacey, and Hoodlum, (10 an environment, Chad had "Stinkers are 0 t\' ., In such strolled down the path to eas.. , truth agreed with his mother. Chad was jailed. been a child who spoke the that street to the "Oh, yes. They have temper the street, down with embarrassing candor, a hoe U S Ce 00 -_Al rwom.11 lesson of transoms on the floor, and won't bus stop. 11134 F •3 \\\\ youth Who learned the Be Continued), Ail 3o anybody ride their trike, and (To loneliness which attends such In- let OW.

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50-ft. PLASTIC ONE BIG TABLE BLUE RIDGE COLORED PRINTS GARDEN HOSE CHINA 29c yrd. 4 yrds.$1.00 LARGE GIIIIARANTEED Men's Heavy Twill ;I111! . 5 YEARS SELECTION 81x108 Special $198 State Pride SHEETS 5e WORK PANTS 130 Count :ILIMINUfil WARE To Grey or Tan $1.8914 Reg. $3.69 Values — Ly famous Worthmcire! 254_. b'g tc,,ings in aluminum designed to SPECIAL $3.00 yoor ... graceful, good-looking, fin- is7,c6 with a long-lasting high polish! Easy to dean,— YOUR CHOICE Ladies and Childrens Double heat even!y! Fitted Men's Short Sleeve State Pride SHEETS Tennis Oxfords SHIRTS 130 Count Blue and Red SPORT $1.89 White and Fancy Colors Only $1.98 SPECIAL 81x99 $1.00 State Pride SHEETS 3 evg poa:her Cov3rcd coke pan, 100 6-cup percolator, 100 100 130 Count 1-% cit. size 12-14 x9 x2' no guess-work! Children's• Makes hecethful steam-pooched Always in use! Cover keeps Graduation marks make meas- $1.79 4 eggs, three at o time! Usn. c'so cohes, cookies, rolls fresh! Use uring easy! Makes a perfect as baby food warmer. without cover for baking, cup of coffee every time. Family 3. roasting! size. SANDALS LADIES SANDALS OM White and Brown White and Pastel Color, Wide Selection of Styles 1/11111111Twin Fitted • State Pride $1.98 SHEETS $1 98 m. $295 130 Count OTHER SANDALS $2.49 and S2.95 Ladies Better $1.79 ad Do•all rooster, 00 1/2 qt. double 1100 Covered sauce pan, 100 Boy's holds 6-1b. bird 1 boiler, 2-in-one II popular 4-qt. size Fancy Short Sleeve Perfect for roasting, braising. A kitchen necessity for cooking! Strong handles attached with baking! Satin finished, quick- For cereals, frostings, fillings. rivets! Heat proof plastic knob heating bottom. Holds 8-lb. Quick, even-liezting. Handy ,handle. Bottom satin finished.' SANDALS roost size. ' SPORT SHIRTS Latest Styles To.Choose From 72x108 130 Count 1.59 State Pride $595 SHEETS TO $895 p. 2 for $3.00 $1.79 Men's White

Men's Short Sleeve 12-qt. dish pan 100 1-and-3 qt. 1 00 Leak-proof 100 DRESS SHIRTS 81x108 fits smaller sinks I mixing bowl '.,et tubed cake pan SPORT SHIRTS Spring Knight Deep roomy style to fit smo!l- Electra-hardened aluminum — Tor perfect, easy-to-remove Colored, s:ie sinks Extra wide rim for easy anc; light to handle. Stain angel foods, all sponge cokes' Fancy - Solids - White Good Quality — Long Wearing SHEETS easy handling! Has many uses! resistant finish. Easy,to keep Batter seal bottom. Large size. Special $2.59 clean. or 2 for $5.00 1 $198 $295 $395 $1198 AND $295 BILKS for better selections, better buys! BUY BILKS for certified better values! t• 0 .410,

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SPECIAL) CANNON TOWELS Men's White Men's Blue Assorted Sad Colors YRDS. 3 $1• 00 Chambray Handkerchiefs TIES Work SHIRTS LADIES SUMMER 20 for 59e 2 FOR SLAM $1.50 and $ I 00 II A D BAGS $100 BROADCLOTH $ SPECIAL $1.00 Ladies Rayon Printed or Solid Colors Metal Men's White PANTIES OTHERS $1.98 & $2.95 pl tax step-On Handkerchiefs Reg. 39c SPECIAL ... . 59c or 3 prs. WASTE CAN Special 10 for ONE BIG TABLE $100 $ I00 2 FOR $1000 GINGHAMS ND Extra Heavy — Sixe 24x44 16x28 CHANIBRAYS Boys Fancy Men's White Braided Floor Te. RUGS SHIRTS (Reg 79" 9 yRDs $1.00 Reg. $1.00

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- TRE LEDGER le. TIMES -- MURRAY. KY. WEDNESDAY — MAY 30, 195r, • Indiana to New York City Without a Break Club News Activities I Page t. MILES NEW - Women's 50 100 0 JERSEY Weddings Locals TURN- Jo Bu r keen, Echtot . Phone 694-M-4 or ' _ Fo (3, RI 763-J Toledo. CLEVELAND , PIKE rliENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE Reading L t Harrisburg Mrs. Gardner lieDottal..lones Vows Solemnized Mrs. Ethel Darnell South Belid CHICAGO Fort Wayne PITTSBURGH PHILADELpH Opens her Home Hostess For Meet OHIO TURNPIKE Paris Road Club Of Coldwater Club Atlantic City T • i'. The home of Mrs. E.:Mel Darne41 fr D 0 \ we. the scene of ,the mectmg of Hemernak...a Club the Coldwate.: break. By heid on Friday. 25. at one OPENING of the Delaware river bridge, connecting the Pennsyl- the Indiana-Ohio line clear to New York City without a will extend on west to Chicago. o'clack in toe afternoon. vania and New Jersey turnpikes. makes it possible to•motor from the end of the year the turnpike Due to the busy season for mers, only twelve members answer the ral0 , prevaratizn- of the ease for triali him a trim:mum cf NO MUSIC — NO DRINK , present to $100 for each day or trial or hi aa- $7 :J). call of "What Mother Means To LIMA, Peru an — It's less noisy awyers To ing; $75 f.,r putting in a :n Lima these days. but bartender: I Me.- appe.iranoe: and &IS far e.en The lowe:t minimum — $5 — complain business is lousy. The reading ..ohairman. Mrs. clay's dc posit.ou taken would be the ,harge far drafting Kenton Broa h. gave a review of Hold Session 3 codicil for a will. .The fee for A month ago, an ordinance Asstamieg the ease was appeal- a fiom 6 p.m. the book.. 'The Lady Of Arling• writing simp'e will would be banning jukebox music landscape nates were ed. Cie attorney would be paid a $10 but would climb to $100, if the to 6 a.m. went into effect. as ton.'• The F minimum of $303 for the brief; by Mrs Hill Adams. will involved a trust agreement. part of an anti-noise campaign. g.ven n •ees if there was an oral customers Plans were made to have a work $200 argu- , Another sert!on of tho schcciu1o...,Bartenders. said their _ ment and E101 if there was a provided that if an attorney rep- , dent chink as much when they day to make wooden trays peLtion for re-hearing. • • • FRANKFORT 1./4 —The Ken- resents a client on a conting,'r'v don't have music. tucky Ftate Bar Associatim All this would add up to a min- balk his minimum shall be 1/110' hold a series of meetings th.s imum. of 'IGO to tele a ioutine of any sum awarded in DEER RUINS SHOP '444 5411.` summer to discuss a p op..sed through the courts. cuit cowls. The fee would g LANSING. Mich. itS — A deer 4: , (Personals) Cas e 40 per cent if the case were ap- store here 4 s .10 of mirimum f ees to be The fee schedule would anal,' dashed into a clothing Gary Ballard of Highland Park. ch..:..ged by all easet-No minimums pealed to the Court of Appeals Monday. charged its own reflection onl to civil This M ch.. left Sunday far his home fee scaleattorneys.The figures out to a pre..p.sed for criminal cas.o. type of fee systern no *t in two mirrors. smashed the mir- after a nine weeks visit with his minimum cherge of about $300 commiedy- is used in auto darn - rors, caved in a wall, and cut its grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Du- for an attorney representing- he , system also sets out the age suits nos.. 1)c:ore fieedig the shop. meat Henry client n a circuit court pr fees to be charged for certain ings. 1,5 c(., work. rs- HOSPITALIZED VETS' PARTY Mr. and Mrs L. R. Putnam additional !$ID would be For examp.e, a minimum of turred home Saturday from Sul- An 100 would be charged in an un- Putr.a,tn charged if the cise wer.t ti' Lean. Ill. where Mr has Court of Appeals contested d.vorre case; $200 in a been working as f.eld represerta- state contested c:ivorce; an a ic-ption live for the Salvation Army. The $300 c:rcuit court charge pr.tcceding seaill bring an attor- • • • • brecki down this wcy: .I*1...10 fir ney MO: an cl:s.ting a de, d Mr and Mrs Joe Pat Harkett Lever Farn•-- f Hammond. Id.. are the parents of a baby daughter. Leslis Ann IT'S A SMALL WORLD Enterfain Rook weighlrg seven plunks 12 ounces. 4. b-e-n on Wedneezlay. May It The H Ickes have Dee ether daughter, Patrice Lane. Mr and Mfs. Pat Hilteet el' Murray and Mr and Mrs. J.. R. Riley 'af • Par.s. Tcnr.. ti re t.tre _ersin(*vents 5146. --••••••••••••' ••••••,-• "I`srleirirs-iaasX. 3.teertly riXtrrat. frays a laSrt wth her .on and fami:y. , Mrs. R. C. Jones M ti rray announce Mr and M-.s L hat's, Mr Mr. and Mrs. E. E. McDougal of son landT by Mr' Toby tang. arid Mi,s • the marriage of their daiighter. Jean, to R. C Jones. an Lent of Blytheseill?. • of, Mrs and Mrs.- Rural Jones of.Murray. Ark.. were the weckond guests of t . The dual!,' ring ceremony was solemnia.ed on Satur- Mr. and Mrs P D. Jones ard"Mr. •Iay.. May 5.., at four-fifteen o'clock in the af t ienr nc000rni ntbh.y aLn.d'anMrsd, p I. L. Clanton. Me•s:N .E Hill. Baptist minister, at his horne D Jones atteni‘d the Southern Harmony Singing In Mrs. Jones wore for her wedding a blue two piece Herten Sunday ress trimmed with white with white accessories. Her • Enbc Mack.. ,orfage -was of. white carnations. Gordon PRESIDENT and Mrs. Eisenhower chat with AM-2 Robert Marshall and Mur- and James C-err.bell. all u 7' of the U. S. Navy during White House garden party for hospital The bride attended Murray Training School Mach. (fisternationai the Winslow 01 the ME graduating ci,e,s ized veterans. Marshall is from Kalamazoo, ray State Col!ege and is now employed by Murray High School „loft Friohy Miss Sket,Pr Entrineerng.co.. Inc. Mi. Jones attended Murray High sifter the comenenement esserzises .1nd 1 in the Air Force, and is employed by Jamey served far a ten days' Motor tour of B.iff'hitnell and Allbritten. Florida. The boys also plan to vitt oPURDOM & THURMAN INS. AGENCY ilarried R. : tire making their home on Vine Coba • • • • —GENERAL INSURANCE — ••f fr AMBULANCE GOES UP 7, •d • ' • GRAND RAPIDS. Mien IP WESkrra' • Pol.ce &milt:Ilan:vs in this -ity FIRE - AUTO - CASUALTY go in all directions — including JAMS.. B W M- CALENDAR TOURING In Naples. who should former President and Mrs. Tru- Mn. Vr!7.. • V SOCIAL straight' up An ambulance an- sweting a call at an auto agency man run into but his cousin. Prig. Gen. Lewis It. Truman. with Across from Capitol Theatre — Phone 842 Friday. Jan, i The Cora Graves Circle al the whom they are ahewn. Truman domed emphatically the statement • Men y SE.' Itg1F-5 I .•. pressen. Woman's Ass'aciation at the Col- Monday was waved onto an ele- uo to the fifth attributed to him that the bloody Anew,and Salerno beachheads .n tr. f•• Ma-it ---p!n a ii ge Presbytenan Church will vator and whi.ked of World War Il were "totally unnecessary" and "planned by some John N. Purdom Billy P. Thurman 0115.- 1..-J•'.7.C7 M rr.d.'a*. at roe Mar ay, High School , meet at the home of sirs. Jack floor. There an ill empl-yee was general." rushed ti, a hospital. aquirrel-headed The former President said, -There a not La . by Bin. N Jr LBelote. West Main Street. at eight picked up and a word of truth in IL" . Inge_ r national Sountinhotn • • T..... ti .r.t• A H 1 'dock. G.r IF 7. 4.17 P Saturday. June Jr. N-a. C: - • r.s I a s- W ,7 a :1 preser... Tuesday. Jane 5 It's 'Corporal' B • .. . • Ir. a The Dislt• Depaitnient of the Friday, June 1 - 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. V. Sea.a. Murray Woman's Club will have 7 potluck supper at tne clUsr house v June I it s.x-thirly o'clarck HOURS SEEING THE OLD SIGHTS BRAND NEW ONLY World Famous Precision Made •

11.4.6%1 ROUND BOBBIN SEWING MACHINE -1 ' I ‘I h Thousands of these machines hove been sold by the notion's 1 1. leading mail order companies, deportment stores and sewing machine chain stores! FULL-SIZE HEAD! SEWS Reg. $13925 FORWARD a BACKWARD

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$4 toli5 Fit g F.;:ears (Tow C,ed,t Most to h. Fist -25 Cusic ,c•s ce EstoV,tMedi TODAY & THUR. 14 DE LUXE FEATURES 1. Full See Head 6. Automatic Babb n 10 Standard Parts Avail- Iimmruinte DELIVERY!' Winder able P. Round BoLbin anywhere LsavE $120.]— 7 Num/wed Stitch 11 Heavy Duty Motor 2. Forward ard Ravels*. Rsgulo:or 12.Variable Speed • Control S. Snap-Out-Race for Cortrol tic.::3;.::.1:y ..:.rscd Morse fcriy Clecning 13 4 Hinged Pressnr Foot Numbered Tenslon 9 Easy Instruction D:al /7If' 5. Built-in Darner Booklet 14 Owe/ Operation .5 25-YEAR GUARANTEE , Compere with on" nverthin• cestin9 4139.95 and twirl • Fr A (.14 NOTICf Positi,tely He Mochines 3-tld et This Ptirs After Ude? THE U. S. ARMY'S Corporal guided ballistic missile take, Demonstration by Rodnc..5,. Inc at off on a demonstration for re- porters at White Sands Prov- • , e• ing Ground. N. M. The Corpor- al can be aimed before takeoff N.B. Ellis Company during flight.. It or reportedly East Main JOAN FONTAINE TOP.f.',ER PRES:DEtIT II..rry Truman gr.ta an asalat while negotd- Is the largest weapon in pro- Street Phone 575 VtiliCENI PIA roafg stere of the rtn,,ifnt Greek temple durmg tour of mine near duction In the Army's kit of SAWA Naples, Italy lie eaires a can-, to favor an ankle. Injured before fighting tools, Is capable of • „ , FRIDAY, JUNE 1 — 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. rof &ex5J45511 me ma ITIr.40 he kit the U S tic ng from top step Is Fraek Conniff, editorial supersonic speeds and rangrs — 7 HOURS ONLY WARY C6.1,14r. „4.774:0 assistant to William Kandulph Hearst, Jr., editor-in-etude( ed the far beyond soy imaginable ar- aee . .15 -Aim AAA*itelliss Hearst newspapers. IInt ersat tonal .4oundelsot o .tilArkers.mtfIlifersational) tioname:

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