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ea 40 Largest ulation In The City; Today's It Largest Circulation In News The , Today - ••••• ited Press IN OUR 75th YEAR Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, August 11, 1954 MURRAY POPULATION 8,000 Vol. L.XXV—S1o. 190 0111,1,0PEACE(CONDITIONS IMPROVED, IKE At ITa° Seers Cr Hosni Insurance Sch°°1 THEIR LAST TfME TOGETHER Wayne Flora, Rejects Idea local Of Diplomatic life under- writer for the Corrimonwalth Life Aroand Insurance Company, is attending a Job Fundamentals School at the Break With Russia; War Out Company's Home Office in Louis- MURRAY ville, Kentucky this week. Mr. Flora is one of thirty Com- By MERIDIAN SMITH He disagreed emphatically with monwealth Careerthen who are United Trees Staff Correspondent his old Army friend, Gen. Mark attending this school. They are WASHINGTON —President W. Clark, who proposed at a Sen- y Reseell standing on the top studying the philosophy of life in- Eisenhower said today the outlook ate hearing Tuesday that the Unit- Of a stepladder puttieg up a new surance, the policy contract, pol- for world peace has improved con- ed States break diplomatic leis- eous green and wnite alumirum awn- kyovener service, and the opera- siderably in the past year. tions with Russia and reorganize who ing on the front of Beak's Hard- tion of a life insurance alie also rejected suggestions for the United Nations It to ware store. compaily. as an alliance a diplomatic break with Russia, she against Russia. and dismissed the idea of waging The President said euch action n In Sill Jeffrey has moved out of the a preventive war as absolutely un- is against American interests and re- upstairs at his store and has thinkable. that anyone who studied them, who Im- moved Work into the old Must Economy In an earnest and iseph generally studied all the conflicting angles- Grocery stand. hopeful discussion per- of world af- and who did not shoot from the fairs at his weekly Miss news conferen- hip-would agree. That's the men's department now. Proceed ce, Mr Eisenhower At said develop- But he said Clark got was a friend ments of doff- recent months have given of his for 40 years and that he Work stopped on the new school free nations nnes. a better chance to had every right to defend his opihs building. Strike. develop effective Rob- A-Plants. lie defenses against ion, although it is almost directly mot r the spread of Communism. opposed to the President's view. Ceasing down our street with the If this opportunity is used intel- No Preventive War sewer line. ligently, WASHINGTON he said, there will be no Mr. Eisenhower said preventive 11•1•MMO, ea Aug. il—Pre- sident war. war is an impossibility Eisenhower said today the today. In Have you wondered what the lo- Disegrees With Clark fact, he said, there is government cannot tolerate a no suds cal polio chapter does with the strike thing; that preventive war or cessation of work in means money they get from contributiors•? atomic plants. war. The President Federal mediators are attempt- said that Me mili- Take a look at the following fig- ing to Hoover tary holocaust of a hydrogen ward off Ends - strikes in two ures They represent atomic waat has atomic plants at Oak Ridge, war makes the idea of pre- been lenn. paid out on polio eases here and Paducah. Ky. ventive war completely unthink- in Calloway County. able. Members of the CIO gas, Coke Birthday and The President said he wouldn't Chemical Workers union at the even listen seriously to Rayon* =Ai was paid on on: c-ase for Paducah plant have voted to who came in and treatment Another case took 32.- walk but Thursday morning. Observance suggested such a thing. 11619 lg. Another case took 11.51113.00. Workers at both Oak Ridge and IN A FINAL reunion, the four surviving Now this Paducah have Dionne quintuplets stand at Maz.e, Yonne The President also said he be- is . the money that is threatened strikes casket ai..i Aonette. LI International for of Emilie before her funeral in Corbel', Ont. From lieves there would be no retained by the local chapter at some months in support of left: I News Photos. • (International Sowndptioto) war id wage MASCON CITY. Idaho Aug. 11. the free world effectively uses • the end of the January March of increase requests. il, V —Former President Herbert brains, understanding, and wealth Dimes drive. Mr. Eisenhower was asked at his Hoover today wound up his sen- now that some serious world prob- news conference whether he Farm Bill Will Harry Douglas timental return to the state he left lems seem Here are some intends to instruct the Fee Now Dollar solved or in the process more cases and the attorney 70 years ago as a penniless general to aeek Be Aid, President Associated I Darrel Wilson orphan. of solution. alnsient the local chapter paid on an injunction un- With ree. For Certified Mr Hoover celebrated his 10th their treatment. CI71III3 der the Taft-Hartley law $1,011 77,i to Pre- Delco In Ohio birthday Tuesday in the tiny town 'as Lista improvements 1185.00. $161.04. $119.27. vent strike at Paducah. Copies of Documents $325.21. By SOY CALVIN -- of West Branch where he was lie listed the Korean and Indo- With obvious feeling, the Chief Sentinel Mr. and Of wars, the Iranian Oil settle- Kra Harry Douglas and born. Twelve thousand lewens Mors Ibiecutive said here is Veiled Trees Preension to inereesti-slew has - Bat all, here are mete more one held Staff Carrespendesit five year old son, Bill, Rifted-6W' for his giant btliay ment, legypt'a gereement -with where we could are -noir $1.00 for certified • , individual eases. $150.24. Illide6.00. not tolerate cessa- WASHINGTON 111 — President making copies of birth Britian on the Suez Canal. plans tion their home in Dajggsre party and heard him warn against Then $520.47 of work or strikes. Eisenhower said today and death certificates was mad, was Paid ran for the admin- Ohio where Mr Douglas is con- Hazel FFA "unrestrained prmidential actions," for a Southeast Asian alliance, and He said he is in House Bill 177 therapeutic work. We don't know prepared to use istration farm hill passed by the which was pas- He the improved situation in Latin any nected with Delco Engineering went the night near here at whether device available to the gov- Senate will contribute sed by the General Asseetbly and America-particulary there is such a word as to the wel- Company. a branch ol General the farm home of Hanford Mae- in Guatemnia. ernment to prevent a strike. fare Darrell Wilson, son of Mr. and became effective July 1. J. F. therapeutic or not, but any war of American farmers and all Motors. Nider. minister to Canada under In view of all these factors, the OAK RIDGE, Tenn. Mrs. Clovis W Wilson, was elected Blackerby. Director of Vital it's work done by a therapist e --Federal segments of.the U. S economy. Rec- his administration, and ate break- President said, the free world his mediators tried for to the office of sentinel ords, Kentucky a settlement The Senate approved the biU Douglas was formerly ccnnected of the State Dapartment fast at the Hotel Hanford. a better chance than before to in a four-month-old Hazel Future Farmer chapter af Health. reports. The Pabst Is that all of this mon- wage dispute Tuesday night. 62 to 28, after six wit Johnson Appliance' Co. of for Today's crowded schedule move ahead to build up seuctures at the the in- Oak Ridge. Tenn., and days of unbroken Murray. He corning year. impervous Communist ey has been paid out by the local debate, handing attended Murray State Previously cluded the dedication of a school' to etrieutt- Paducah. Ky., atomic plants Mr Wilson and Darrel are very the Kentucky fee was polio chapter for local polio today the administration perhaps its College and racently received his here, a plane flight to Cedar Rap- whether asaults follow the usual after a decision by Paducah progressive farmers in the West 50 cents tor each certified copy patients. work- greatest legislative triumph of the degree in engineering from the ids. Iowa, a news conference and pattern of Communist subversi-on ers to strike -early tomorrow Hazel community, where they ope- Of a birth and death certificate session. The measure included the Uuiversity of Teriaessee at Knox- another school dedication. or even if force :night ultimately rate a general -farming program but for a number of years most The ealy way thet Ray Brown- If workers strike principle of the flexible crop price ville. He was scheduled to fly later be used. at both plants, They grow tobacco. corn, hay. other state health departments field and Joe Pat Ware get the 4,500 workers support plan which Mr. Eisenhow- Mrs. Douglas is the former Miss today to New York. where he would leave their pasture, silage, and have a numoer have charged 31.00 for thls service. money to pay on these polio cases. jobs arid er proposed and which farm state Georgia Johnson, daughter cif' Mr. makes his permanent home. shut off the nation'a en- of hogs and a dairy An application to receive a Is by the people of the ctty tire supply of senators bitterly opposed. The and Mrs. G. D. Johnson of Mur- The termed and ruddy alder Move Started and uranium 235. That Darrel attended Puryear High photostatic copy of a birth or To county donating at the March includes 1.000 House had passed a similar bill a ray. Young Bill spent about five statesman received an old-fash- of workers at Paducah. School his first two years in high month ago. weeks with death certificate be obtained ioned Iowa welcome Place Touhy Dimes drive. Barney Sanders. president of the his grandparents in at West Murray from the Calloway County Health Bench, where he was Paducah local of the CIO Cass, prior to his parents mov- once known Back Behind Bars Mr. Eisenhower teld his weekly Department or the Dieision of as -Young Herb," All the money has been paid out; Coke and Chemical workers Union, ing to Ohio. Mr. Douglas is the the village news conference that the Senate son Vital Records, Kentucky State blacksmith's son. over 17.000 has been ir.tten from said the strike vote was taken at of Mrs. Hazel Deuglas of CHICAGO V —The state of GOP leadership did a remarkable Department of Health, f20 South To climax the day he stood the National Foundation, and the Paducah yesterday afternoon and near Lynn Grove. on Illinois moved today to put freed job in steering the bill to passage 3rd Street, I.ouisville, 2 Kentucky. a sun-drenched platform set up local chapter is broke last night and carried "by a suo- in gangster Roger The Terrible But he firmly declined to claim an If the date of birth is prior to a park and condemned the Roose- stantial marlority.a He said the Touhy back behind bars. administration victory. 1911 velt and Truman administrations Is other words if we have a lot union had exhusted all attempts Large Number Of a delayeci certificote form - Assistant States Attorney Hen Helps Everybody with efficiavits those which followed his term of polio cases this August and at mediation and had no ether of the nearest in Schwartz filed notice of appeal of Instead of • being a po'itical or Methodist living the White House-for helping September, there will be few funds choice but to call a strike Women relative and a non-rela- the ruling which freed Touhy after partisan victory, he said he "spread Communism over with which to give them aid. Sanders left the door wide open re- To tive at least ten years older than the 20 years-in prison on kidnaping garded the, bill as anothrr step Attend Meet earth." for any new company offers that in the applicant is neceesery. An charges. might be a program designed for the wel- item of documentary "Unrestrained presidential ac- In addition. The gallefireeey Polio Drive will made at today's meet- A large number evidence Schwartz planned fare of the American of Methodist tions have resulted in a shrinking take place here on Presley ing at Oak Ridge No meetings fanner and such as a bapticmal record or today to file an emergency motion Aug- all women from the Memphis Con- were planned at segments of the U. S economy. 'family Bible is also required. of human freedom over the world," before the United States ust 20. Give a little more when Paducah today ference have registerel for the Mr. Circuit but Sanders Although he expressed satisfac- Blackerby he said. "From these actions came Court of you are called on Patients of .he said. "We'll be very annual Schee)l says. Appeals to !stay the order tion with the general content of missains and the jeopardies of the cold war . past, present and future will interested in anything the com- of the that set Touhy free ap- measure Christian Service to be held at Health information we must make pany might offer at approved by the' Senate. pamphlets such misuse of Touhy. who once battled for preciate it. Oak Ridge." Lambuth College, Jackson. He Mr. Eisenhower said there still are Ten- titled allow Birth Certificate, Are power forever impossible." Chicago's racket added. "They the company nessee, loot with Al Ca- some important August 16-20. Registered" and -How Death Mr. Hoover, who was also speak- have our phone number if they items to Lc ironed Cer- pone. was released Monday when out in Senate The program for the school will tificates Are lied" ing to • national radio and televi- want to make any new offers." a -Hoe conference are also avail- Federal Judge John P Barnes rul- committee. include study classes,• workshops. able at the Calk:way sion audience, said such 'unre- Thomas Fee. Paducah. in'ern a- County ed the onetime mobster had been WEATHER a daily chapel period, and an Health Depar ment strained" actions had these re- linnet representative of the union, "framed." 4 evening platforen hour. . • said, "Usually the union at Oak Barnes said that the alleged kid- REPORT Four course will be"- offeree - A I sults. :Th e recognition of Soviet Rus- Ridge follows the same action of naping of swindler John Jake The In six classeg. One on , sia, "which opened the headgates the Paducah local in calling a Two Darrel Wilson Barber Factor was a hoax and Cases Of Pakistan and Ceylon for a torrent traitors." strike." will be Murray Hospital 1 of that the states attorney's chief in. taught by Miss Louise Robinson 2. The Tehran agreements tha The union has scaled down a school, and transferred to Hazel vestigator knowingly used per- and Miss Mildred Drescher. "extinguished the liberties of tens DOWN demand for • 21-cent hourly wage both in 1953. He is active in FFA work Monday's complete record follows: jured evidence to convict Tauhy. Mumps oJ whom have _served as mission- of millions of people." increase Said and with his farming program. Census to 15 cents for the 4.500 43 Touhy. now a graying 56-year- aries in the area. 3. "Appeasement and surrender worker's The company has offered which included two acres of tobac- Adult Beds SI old, went free on 810.000 bond and A Bible study course at Yalta of 10 nations to slavery." six cents. Federal mediator Ed on Jesus' co, two dairy animals, brood sow. Emergency Beds 14 was reported resting with his fam- Teachings concerning 4. "The secret agreement Southwest Hitchcock, here, said the In women will and five acres of corn. Patients Dismissed with ily at a lake resort near Chicago Kentucky — consider- situation County 3 have as instructors respect to China which set in train able cloudiness, moderate tempera- "remains serious." Dr. Bernard Darrel and his dad plan to begin Patients Admitted a today. C. Russell. Professor the communization of Mongolia. tures, with scattered thunder- of Religion the production of Grade A milk New Citizens 9 However, his freedom could end at Lambuth College, and Mrs. within the next year or two. at North and all of China.- showers this afternoon tonight Dr J A. Outland. Calloway E. If the appeals court grants the re- William Gibson M. Sharp Patients admitted from County . of Starkville. Mist., which time it will be a father- Friday quest for a stay of Barnes' order:, and tomorrow High today upper Health Officer, yesterday 3.00 Secretary of spiritual life for the son partnership. p.m. to Monday 5-00 p.m. Such a ruling could send Touhy 1110s. Low tonight middle 110s. high Leaves For Kilmer reported two cases of muTps in Ten Day Old Girl - Southeastern JurisdiOpn Darrel a member Mrs. Lillian West and Baby Boy, tomorrow middle lee the county. Woman's is of the Oak back Into custody pending outcome Society Mayfield. Mrs. Billy John Pfc. William of ChristianWaervice. . Grove Baptist church. He will be Note- Dies On Tuesday of the state's appeal or grant the J. Gibson, Jr., left Mumps. usually thought worthy of as a Miss Margaret Marshall of Little a senior when school starts this and Baby Boy, Sedalia; state g higher security bond. Tuesday morning for Camp Kil- childhood TK1IPERATIIRES disease, can arid does Rock, Ark a Methodist fall it Hazel High School. Mrs. R A. Starks, Murray; Mr. Little Mile Marilyn Morrie ten mer, New Jersey. after spending Deaconess, occur in adults. It is a communi- will teach Harry Morton, Murray; Mrs. James days' old daughter of Mr. High Yesterday a two weeks' furlough a elms on The City. and Mrs. with his cable disease which is caused Thomas Nance and Low Last Night 62 parents, by and Mrs. Charles M. Hender,on KIDS TO GET ADMISSION Baby Girl, Marlon Morris of Murray Route Mr. and Mrs. William J. a of John Morgan Spends virus and is usually accompa- Memphis. will BREAK AT N. FAIR Hazel; Mrs. Charles Johnson and One, died at the Murray Hospital Gibson, North Eighth be the teacher for a Y. Street, Mur- nied by feyer, pain and swelling Baby Girl, Murray; Mr. Wm. Tuesday LAKE STAGES ray. co'urse 'in econcmics, That They morning at 10:50 o'clock. Leave In at the salivary SYRACUSE, N Y. — aP Richard Leonard. Observed Closnee glands which are May Have Life. — Lynn Grove; Bro. James Meadows conducted Ta The young soldier has been Youngsters sta- seen just in front of the ears. are going to get a break Mrs. Bobby Jene Thurmond, the graveside funeral rites et Army Corporal John Howard At a amt. Mkbalgat tioned with Workshops and their leeders will the the Communication As a rule, in ahildren duraskg Itie first two days of the Frankfort; Mr. Earnest... Yesterday Teel:tit the disease be: Committee on Medley, Church of Christ Cemete- Morgan, son of Mr and Mrs. Division of the 96th Infantry Regi- Program at New Yaork state is rather mild. However, mumps Work, Mrs. fair. Sept. 4-11. Murray; Mrs. Gobel Wilson and ry Tuesday at three o'clock Bruce Morgan of Murray route six. vannah 35.16 Fluct ment at Fort Riley. C. B. Johnson, of Kansas; but can be serious to adolescents Those under 12 years of age will Baby Boy. Murray; Mrs.' Thomas The infant daughter recently spent a nine day rest rryville Da 3 Rise 0.3 will and Memphis. Tenn.; Methodist Women is sureived leave the latter pert of the adults — he admitted free to the fairgrounds Roberts and Baby Boy, sonville especially males. and the United Nations, Murray: by her parents and her grandpar- leave in Fukuoka. Japan 336.6 Fall 0 I month for the Zuropear Mrs. W. the firet two theater. If signs of- mumps appear, call L. days. After that the Mrs. John Woodruff, Cadre; Mrs. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lancie Moms He is normally stationed in tt Fitahugh 3368 Fall 6.1 .Mr and Moore. of Tigrett. Tenn.; Teach- Mrs. Gibson took their your physician. admission for them Will be 25 Willie oR. Hale, Murray. Mayfield Steel& Infantry nees Ferry 35e Fall Keep the patient ing.' Principles and Mrs. of and Mr and Mrs Carl Korea with the 7 0.1 son to Paducah where ha boarded Practices. Mrs. cents Rubena In bed and away from others C. W. Jackson, Murray; Mrs Miller of near Browns Grove. Davison. Thirty First regiment ntucky H. W. 3568 Fall 51 a plane for Dunlap of Memphis. Tenn.; the trip to Camp until you have talked The 108th editin of the exposi- John L. Williams. Murray; Mn. G. In charge of the funeral arrareee- Morgan entered the army en ntucky T. W. 302 5 Fluct. to your and Children's wrath, Mrs. R: Kilmer. P. tion will feature a salute to the W. Crutcher, Buchannan, arrived, doctor. Bass, Sr. of Tenn.; merits was the Max H. Churchill March of 1953 and over- Whitesville, Tennessee. state's dairy ledustry. Mrs. Herbert Brinn, Murray, Funeral Home. seas the following August. be•

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Scheduled 11:111Ce of the Only Games Show which was the first feature The Dog at a- AME.RICAN LEAGUE County Fair drew a crowd estimated W L let GB Calloway at the .697 The show was held Cleveland 76 33 nd 450 persons last night. 3 New York 74 37 667 the City Park. 622 7 li diamond in Chicago 71 42 12 Angie Evan:‘, tire 459 M August r Mrs. 59 Double funeral services for Detroit 50 M. Thursday, will be held 46 61 430 29 A. L. Evans, age 48, Washington 8 5, and her son, Treman 421 30 Begins 43 62 Church. Boston at the Cherry Corner 39 72 .3.51 38 riday a seven-to- Baltimore Workers in Michigan by 37 72 .340 39 The rFcird Motor Philadelphia RACK a strike to back up the ONE ne majority have approved Yesterday's Results a fourth-round wage 5 Philadelph u 2 Price for York demand New /12 nited Auto Workers Baltimore 3 Chicago 1 DRESSES crease. Bushart, and Detroit 4 Cleveland 0 CHILDREN'S Miss Dorothy Faye 1st. Ppd.: Mr. Eugene Bushart. Washington az Boston. ! to Maybee. Mich., with returned r3in Rack Boys r Walter Outland , 1 0. 2nd One has been visiting in Murray. Boston 4 Washington One Lot Summer r. Elige Outland who One Lot Childrens nation can expect four! Today's Games health officials say the Public the crippling Baltimore at Chicago weeks of polio since five more bad pattern. Cleveland at Detroit SUMMER following its usual seasonal at New Ycrk Suits isease has been to pass Philadelphia Summer House is expected Washington at Boston Dresses Washington_(UP)-The hourly mini- Children's today a bill to boost Tomorrow's Games d send to the Senate and Dresses 75 cents an hour. Skirts .S17ES um wages to • :„-$1 ••;• sire_ '.5...... THE SPORTS PATROL .• a • i. new IV- The Brarves. needing for las4 hrrctir PATROL picked ..., . THE SPORTS aukee miracle to w.n. ONE TABLE U.S. Pat. Off. the lot.: • Reg. plenty of backend *gourd SANDALSvaluesto2.95N0W$1.00 hat: By STEVE SNIDER. week after they Cake SUMMER town las:t Banana / Preis Sparta Welter Brooklyn thr,-• •.7 CHILDREN'S iNtrwmalted knocked off plus tax rise ol 0, row $1.00 YORK IP - Th. Spice Cake 50e and the fall : BAGS Braves and long v.-ay bark HAND Milwaukee is 3 • Connoly1 Milwaukee Salt SUMMER Mo nigh - added Maurine Little up to Tuesely We have LADIES 75,2 games ALL changes on .be- that mucs the chic: it has gsined nearly Bread to our Blue Ridge vacaUerer may l but an. Rising All Ballerina and wt.. scene a last five weeks and -Up On weeksi in the Final Clean the last few the Septemb, specialty bread 4.11lAidla.....Saat• .; have . missed thing is possible. in ON ALL - • 11. big mcve by the i CLEAN-UP Except for the FINAL UMEEMMEIMMIalliiigneiNg put about : stretch. Brave-. baseball looks GREG'S BAKE SHOP July 4 Braves may be shx-• the same as it aid While the 123 still ail. 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Little Mo hat values the f.n..1 Slips Shirts pen-I the last Ladies es #o $3.96 West. in fact.. had its last ponents so sonsistently Valu• The witst origins; w.nner 1948 at Cleveland three seasons that Tient just aboo• TABLE Sizes interest she generated ONE Men's Odd Lots Broken when I hair Now $2.00 died of/ Then, just rival came along. Little 2 price • hitting 1/ COMING went an thborly-lt fer-ihs seas Summer Blouses Shoes • Values Summer Has Lois Of Itirgar4see $5.95 and $7.95 back On 1 Gauge Bev:rly Raker Fleitt _ 15 Denier 51 'as plenty First Quality Nunnbush and Edgertons , the tournamen• circuit. Ladies MON. rare power $1 : SUN. SE or experience and 1 2 for Si Now Val. to $16.95 the gals exte•pit -Little 59c than any of HOSE To The one tit the favorite' NYLON NOW $5 Mo. She'll be Hills later this month MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE , at Forest most 95 DRIVE-IN I even though she has the ON MENS d.soliton. SPECIAL onnsual game in her and Natural THEATRE a back- I NEW.'- Masterbilt I Beveily never learneu Nylon Sport Shirts a boIl COMPS I Bridge . hand stroke When SHIRTS her left side she merely SUMMER hri let Val. to $10.95 OF THE switches the racquet to _41.98 Value "KNIGHTS • Short Sleeve Now Only $1.98 band and belts it back Cotton NOW $3 said ROUND TABLE" "Whets wrong with that"

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r1Q-02-17.1Tiptiii 46, Little League & Babe Ruth League LITTLE LEAGUE BABE RUTH LEAGUE Boys in Ages of 9-10-11-12 Boys in ages of 13, 14 and 15 All Games will be played at the Little League Field in the City Park All games will be played the Bate- Ruth ' Field . in Holland Stadium SPONSORS SPONSORS MURRAY Y. B. M. C.-YANKS ...... LIONS-CUBS MFG. CO. -TIGERS BANK OF MURRAY-BRAVES ROTARY-CARDS. RYAN MILK CO.-REDS BELK-SETTLE-GIANTS PEOPLES BANK- PIRATES SEASON SCHEDULE SEASON FIRST HALF SECOND HALF SCHEDULE FIRST HALF Friday, Tuesday, July 13 SECOND HALF Cards vs. Yanks Reds 6, Cuba 7 Thursday, June 10 Cubs vs. Reds Yanks 14, Cards 3 Monday. July 12 411 Giants 15. Braves 12 Pirates 4, Tigers 1 Tuesday, Friday, July 16 Tigers 3. Pirates 10 17, Giants 22 Yanks 15, Reds 23 Cubs 19, Cards 7 Cards 7, Cubs 12 Reds 5, Yanks 4 Monday, June 14 Thursday, Braves 5, Tigers 10 Giants vs. Pirates Friday, June 18 Tuesday, July 20 Pirates 17, Giants 13 Tigers vs. Braves Reds 9, Cards 11 Cubs 4, Yanks 5 Yanks 25, Cubs 13 Cards 8, Reds 3 Thursday, June 17 Monday, July 19 Braves 3, Pirates 18 Tigers 11, Giants 21 Tues, June 22 Friday, July 23 Giar.ts 14, Tigers 9 Pirates 24, Braves 13 Reds 0. Cubs 8 Cards 0 Yanks 2 Yanks 9, Cards 3 Cubs 3 Reds 6 Monday, June 21 Thursday, Pirates 5, Tigers 6 Giants 14, Braves 8 Friday, June 25 Tuesday, July 27 Braves 13, Giants 16 Tigers 2, Pirates 9 Cubs 7 vs. Cards 1 Yanks 8 Reds 12 Reds 7 Yanks 6 Cards 9 Cubs 11 Thursday, June 24 Monday, July 16 Giants 11, Pirates 10 Braves 20 Tigers Tuesday, Friday, July 9 30 Tigers 16, Braves 15 Pirates 15 Giant Cubs 3, Yanks 18 Reds vs. Cards 2 Cards 8, Reds 12 Yanks vs. Cubs Monday, Thursday, July 29 Tigers 23, Giants 4 craves Ye. Pirates Friday, July 2 Tuesday, August 3 Pirates 14, Braves 4 Giants vs. Tigers Cards 6, Yanks 14 Reds 11, Cubs 6 Cubs 5, Reds 6 Yanks 5, Cards 2 Thursday, July 1 Monday, August 2 Giants 17, Braves 16 Pirates 8, Tigers 14 10 Tuesday, July 6 Friday, Tigers 9, Pirates 11 Braves 14, Giants 4 Yanks 8, Reds 5 Cubs 7, Cards 0 Cards 7, Cubs 2 Reds 6, Yanks 9, Monday. July 5 Thursday, August 5 tax Braves 13, Tigers 5 ig..rtts 7, Pirates Friday, July 9 Tuesday, 9 August 10 Pirates 15, Giants 2 Tigers vs. Braves Reds 3. vs Cards 7 Cubs vs. Yanks Yanks 5 vs Cubs 12 Cards vs. Reds Thursday. Monday, August 9 ge Braves 15, Pirates ;1 Tigers vs. Giants Giants 6, Tigers 5 Pirates vs. Br

at' CUBS J "IMO REDS BRAVES PIRATES Manager Buddy Buckingham Manager Robert Young Managers Tommie Carroll, Will Mac Jones Managers, Gene Dunn, Glen Jeffrey Players Players Players Players David Miller, Ronnie Shelton, Righty Henson, Tom- James McKinney, Ronnie Moore, Gerry Wallace my Bates, Tommy Goodwin, David Buchanan, Rob- Jerry Buchanan, Don Wells, Bill Young, Michael Jones, Billy Crouse Dick Stout, Robert Herbert Oakley, Tommie Hutch- ert Lee, Jackie Harris, Jerry Hendon, Sammy Par- Crass Spann, David Gage, Jer- ens, Dwaine Danny Lampkins, Danny Steel, Charles Buchanan ry Ellis, Hugh Massey, Spencer, Mickey Kondrako, Tommy ker, Ronnie Roberts, Jimmie Ellis, John Weatherly, Carl Stosit, Wells Purdom, Hurt, Gene Richard Hutson. Dan Gage, James Washer, David Sodie Carraway, John Roberts, Don Gunter, Danny Roberts L01, Keith Wallis, Eddie Lamb. Hill, James Carson, Bobby Dan McNutt, Parker, Billy Nix. Adams, Harry Sparks. Jerry Paul Lee, Jerry Conner, Ronnie Mou- Henry, Neal Sykes, bray, R. Vaughn, John Sanderson, Gerald Washburn. J. Ridner, D. Wells. WON 4 LOST 3 WON 4 WON LOST 3 2 LOST 3 WON 00e' 5 LOST 1. YANKS n Sizes CARDS TIGERS GIANTS Manager Fred Faurot Manager Arnold Rose Manager Lyons OeS ---- 7 ,Manager Al Huett Lee Players gertons Players Players Players Ray Roberts, Mac Fitts, Buddy Farris, Larry Knight Joe Rob Brewer, Vernon Stubblefield, Ted Billington, Lefty Henson, Billy Kopperud, Donnie Tommie Car- Tommy Wells, Glenn Brewer. Tommy McClure, Nelson Shroat, Harold Hurt, Larry Pride, Jim- raway, David Sykes, Tommy Shirley, Jimmy Shroat Jetton, Harold Moss, Stanley my Rose, George Oakley, Bill Perdue, Nicky Ryan, John Shroat, Jerry Shroat, Kenny Wiggins, Steven Young. Tommy Tommy Young. Danny Key, Joel Bourland, Robert Sanders, Dan Nix, Roy Stalls, Dan Pugh, Jimmy Futrell, Jack Shackleford, Richard Workman, Danny Taylor, Fred Faurot, Jr. Nucci, Smith, Eddie Wells, Glenn Jimmy Joe Wilkerson, Jimmie Stalls, Tommy Steel, Edwards, Jimmy Cook, Ronald Kelly, Joe Pat Barnett. Larry Austin, Dickie Bucy James Ted Sykes, Johnnie Mc- iatural Moss, Randy Phillips. Dougal, Jeff k-ortoett, Kenny Farrell. George, G. C. Cain, Buzz Williams, and Ralph Em- erine. WON 5 LOST 2 WON 1 LOST 6 WON 1 LOST 4 WON 3 LOST 3 This Lnd page is sponsored with the good wishes of the following merchants and business men - -

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PA( At McCarthy Quiz Not everybody in Club News Activities MAX H. CHURCHILL WOMEN'S PAGE Calloway county sub- FUNERAL HOME et•61 Courst Jo Burkeen, Editor.. . Phone 55 or 694-W-3 Weddings Locals scribes to The Ledger Superior Ambulance Service rimei Illaulvved 111n1A 01:717ed I. la i & Times but nearly 311 N. 4th SL Murray, Ky. Please 08 Tea Shower Is field Kirkser WSCS Meets PUWILAAL wommem everybody reads it. •THEI FRIENDLY a-- Personals Staten In Compliment To At The Church On Bride-elect Friday Thursday Afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Mance' Wtntennute Thursday to be the guest a Another aelignuin o.iurtesy ex- of Dickerville. Mich are the and Mrs. Ernest Howton of Batley. The Woman's Society at Christ- SAT tended to Miss Angela Sue Par- guests of Mr. and Mrs Hugh Wal- N. C. Last week she vacationed at ian Service of the Kirkrii Methoy Motu ker. September bride-elect of Mr. lace. Mrs. Wintermute 1_, a sister Williamsburg. Vi, and attended dist Church held its monthly meet- John A. Warner. was the tea ing at the church on Thursday -- or Mr. Wallace. the Historical Pageant there. This SUB shower given on Friday afternoon •-• • • • week she is at adurehead Beach on afternoon. between the hours of four and -The Entrance of Thy Word Saar Mr. and Mrs. William E. Kirk- the Atlantic Coast. six o'clock at the lovely home of land and son returned Last week Giveth Light" was the topic of rite • • • • Mrs. N. P. Hutson on West Main from a the program of the month which SPECIAL visit with his parents, Mr. Street. was given with Mrs. Mary Eliza- In...MENEIMMILV. We and Mrs. W. F. Kirkland. of Ham- Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Major and 1111^' Mo The hostesses for the prenuptial beth Ezell in charge. liv I mond. Ind. children. Bob and Ellen. of Pitts- occasion were Mrs Hutson. Mrs. • • • • Songs were sung ,by the group SON burgh. Pa.. will arrive Saturday to Ray Buckingham and Mrs. Robert and Mrs. Effie Hanley gave the visit Mrs. Major's mother. Mrs. This Week Only! Ray Buckingham. Mr. and Mrs Don Middleton and devotion. Others taking part on Wallace McElrath, North Sixth Miss Parker chose to wear from children. Jimmy. Diane. and Betty. the program were Miss Mary Reid 'AMMO W. PARISH, of Quincy, Street. The Major family has been a her trouss'eau a white and pink are She guests of Mi. ana Mrs. A. and Mrs. Genevia Smith. Mass,, a shipyard worker In Fore touring the southern statas—North River, Maas., is printed silk Aumtung ct:ess with A. Dulterear. The Middletous who Due to the illness of the presi- shown leaving a and South Carolina, Georgia and closed session of the McCarthy white a7cesso-ies. Her hostesses' have bee, raiding in Washington. dent the vice - president, Mrs. Alabama. Investigations subcommittee after rift corsage was of pink carna- D. C„ are marmite be Gallup. Nts.w Dixie Palmer, was in charge of • • • • appearing a* • witness in the tions. The honoree's motner. . to make their home He the business. Mrs. She outlined the probe of Red activity in the Bos- E. C. will, be associated with the Bur- Parker, and her mother-tn- Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brooks and purpose of the WSCS. The spirit- ton area. The junior Senator from law to be, Mrs. C. eau of 'sadism Affairs. ual life • G. Warner, • • • • Miss Madelyn Lamb have return- leader gave an interesting Wisconsin said Parish invoked the were presented with bet:a:Jul cor- ed from a visa to St. Louis. Mo. talk on "Life Stream." 5th Amendment and refused t• Miss Betsy Ca sages of whit': carnations Howton left last Mr. Brooks was on a biemess trip The next meeting will be held testify. Parish's case was cited by The tea table was covered with to St. Louis. Thursday. September 9 The mem- Sen. Ralph Flanders, of Vermont, a pink organdy cloth overlaid with of roses were used thineahout the bers have invited any one who as an example of Senator McCar- a riylon net „overskirt house. may cleaire to meet with them thy's alleged abuse of witnesses Cpl,. and Mrs. Billy J Nora- caught with wine butter:lies. The Assistng in the serv ng were and share in their work foi Christ worthy of Sedalia are the centerpiece was a gorgeous ar- Mrs. Gene Landolt. s Lexie parents to attend the meetings. of a son born at • • • • rangement of pink fah chrysanthe- Ruy. Miss Letha Lyons. Miss Shir- the Mu•ray Hoe- mut Sunday. August 8. The baby mums. white English slack. rose ley Henry. Mrs. Will Mac Jones, weighed eight pounds Read The Classifieds pink carnatims and 'caladium Miss Ann Fenton. Mrs. Jaen Whit- four ounces Barbara Ann Grubbs and has been named leaves flanked by biesar.g rose nell. Mrs. Burgess Pay ker, and .1cQ Ben. pink candles. Other arringernents Mrs Dan Hutson. • • • • And Elroe Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Gene Landon are To Wed Next Month spending the moath of August LAKEVIEW Mr. and Mrs. Ben Grubbs of with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan, Tenn.. a nne u nce t DRIVE-IN THURSDAY Georgese.Hart They have be:n engagement of their daughter, residing ip Columbia. Mo., but Barbara Ann, to Me. Elroe Roberts TUES. and WED. (ONE BIG DAY) will leave the first of September son of Mr. and Mrs. Call Roberts "THE VANQUISHED" for Lawton. Oklahoma. al Buchanan. Tenn. in Technicolor Miss Grubbs was graduated from starring John Payne, 2 Piece Living Suites Buchanan High School and at- Jan Sterling, Coleen Room MAGIC! tended Murray State College for Gray, Lyle Bettger You ,Must See to Appreciate These Values! JOY! oicimArrAitArri two years where she was a mem- PURE Keepsake ber of Alpha Beta Alpha. library Kroehler and Jamison science fraternity. and PI Omega KMDElt TALE THURS. and FRIDAY WHot.i Pi. honorary business education "NEVER WAVE AT •d- ntE fraterntay. IT Ai 4a:rim; WORLD LOVES A WAC" Riley Furnitue &. giatelAa olgrelvirat "Mil'- 5clipot $10 W. Main Street- TN--)* • is the ekes Paul Douglas, SONGS! of 381 and since then his Marie Wilma WONDERFUL worked L. ADVENTURES OF 0' with his father. The wedding will take place in late September at the home of the C0t0a SY bride's parents- ht Buchanan. Tenn TECHNKOLOF • • • • •• mai**. NW YOUR BEST BUYS OF EVERY YEAR! !MG IWO* Pamir.. Crass Home Scene JULIET $575.00 Of Meeting oung Wedding Ring $175.00 LAST TIMES TONIGHT — Matrons Group C/f/F The Young Matrons Group of Save up to 47% on the Christian Women's Fellowsnip of the First Christian Church met FURCHES in the home of Mrs., Maurice Crass • B The BESTeafrs uIL 74"Our Lives Jr„ on Beale Street .Thursday Jewelry Store evening at seven-thirty o'clock. ••••• MYSISA WY. • allttGlICIPAASCH • DAJSA ANDSIWS Helena Rubinstein's "In Strange and Lovele Cities" Ttlfts WIIGHT • VilGimis m•TO • MOAGY CASNICWAS1 velLU•i• Venal• Ai. a,00.1.117t SOW*000 113 South 4th St. was the subject of the very in- a teresting program which was vary Phone 1934 ably presented by Mrs. :man Pas- co. The devotion wss given by Beat:11y Pairs Mrs. Dan Hall. The chairman. Mrs. Crass. pr-- sided at the meeting. BUY ONE...GET BOTH! IT'S PAERFoRmANci-izrAT COUNTS.' The hostesses. Mrs. Crass a Mrs. Lubie Veale. Jr.. s?rved 21st Dry Skin 2 fa-Beautiful Hair lightful refreshments to the main- teen members present. Buy "Pasteurized". Face Cream Buy Color Tone Sham poo, washes cater • • -• • Special - cleanses, lubricates, softens highlights into your hair, one for every dry, taut skin...get free Skin shade of hair . get free Headliner. Lotion Special, mild bracing lotion grooms and conditions. • - — Social Calendar - for • dewy finish. Combination Value 1 SS SAVE 33/12% Combination Vafae 175 SAVE 2E/12% Thursday, August 12 Both for only 1.25 Both for only 1.25 The Wesleyan Cn-ete of tar WSCS of the First Methre. 2 for Coarse Pores 21w lady Freseness Church will meet in the new eel,. cauonal building of the church at Buy Deep Cleanser - creamy liquid Buy Perfume Spray Deodorant - acts seven-thirty o'clock. that penetrates deeper into pore open- as anti- perspi rant. stops odor., get free • • • • ings ... get free "Herbal" Skin Louon, White Magnolia. Talcum, keeps you Monday, August 11 gently astringent freshener. fresh, comfortable from Seth to bath. The Young a: omen's dais of the First Baptist Chuck Mrs. A. Combination Value 200 SAVE 25% Combinali4ost Value 1 61 SAVE 23% POR YOUR CAR ... the wily gasoline G Outland, teacher, will have, a Both for only 1 50 Both for only 1.25 potluck supper at the Murray City I with the tickled slope aviation feel coop*. Park --et six-thirty o'clock. The Weet Di-isegireerfl. A Phillips excite:lye! losers of the attendance aontest 2 for Age lines 2 for Ups and Cheeks will furnish the supper. • • • • • Buy Lanolin-Vitamin Formula - crin• Bey Stay Long Lipstick, World's tains Vitamin A, smooth.' and nmistur- basest lasting lipstick, in a pretty Phillips was the first to make DSisopropyl and Tuesday, Merest 17 oho HF Alkylate. Until izes ... get free Plus Cleanser, rich, jewelled• case ... get free Silk-Terie recently, their use was Cir.:le 171 of WSCS of first Meth- creamy face wash. Liquid Rouge for a blush that looks restricted by the U. S. Government to high per- °chit Church will meet with Mrs like nature. 'simulated formance aviation gasoline. Now authorities have WW1 Jetton, Sycamore Extended. I Combination Value 1 SO SAVE 1645% Combination Value 160 SAVE 31,nlis at two-thirty o'clock. Mrs. H. T rerncoed restrictions and these powerful aviation Both for only 1.50 Both for only 1.10 components can be Waldrop vial be the program I blended into Phillips 66 leader. Furs-I um. for your car. 2 fw Blackheads 2 for fragrance Fun-Ft.TL pros ides increased power, higher Pelle victims need help WWI anti-knock and greater fuel ozconorny. You benefit Buy Beauty Washing Crams, friction Roy Heaven-Sem* Ens de Toilette-. give wash, help, remove blackheads . .. long•listing lo•eliness in a from Phillips 66 controlled volatility and the cken get Medicated Cream to counter- floral fragrance . get free Heaven. burning free qualities that result from notwal and act oiliness, heal externally caused Sent Deodorant Cream-ends perspirs aviation gasoline components. Get Furr-Fuet, at surface blemishes. tilos problems& stations where you see the orange and black IAAROI Of Dan Combination Value 1 7'5 SAVE 28/12% Combination Value US SAVE 32Vs% Phillips 66 Shield. AuGust I. TO 31 Both for only 1.23 Both for only 1.25

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, rc WEDNESDAY, we UP. 1 AUGUST 11, 1954 — THE LEDGE/4 ADM TIM, MUNKAT, 1 11054 "111FACEIFIN. • PORTRAFE, CAMMERGIAL. SERVICES OFFERED] rect color photography. Formal 1I and candid weddings. Fine frames MARSHALL CO. made order SINGER SEWING MACHINE to 'and ,easonabIT priced. Wells & Drive-In representative in Muriay. For Wrather. South Side Square, Murray. Sales, Service, Repair conact Leon Open Mon- yore, day through OrioRE WANT Hall, 1411 Poplar. phone 1074-R Saturday. (sic) WED. and THURS. 1 (a30c) _ Double Feature — - Johnny Sheffield in ^ ---- BAILEY & CARRAWAY MOTOR. North Seventh Street. Mayfield, WEEKLY SPECIAL-FOUR USED IRONER PRACTICALLY NEW "BOMBA AND THE Ky., MR. FARMER, elOW IS, cycle sales and serviae. N. 13th FOR SALE Phone 1164-R. eAl3p) refrigerators. Excellent condition- Will sell or trade for 2 half beds THE JUNGLE GIRL" FOR RENT Street, Murray, Ky. (A25p) $4.M. Riley's Furniture and Ap- complete Call 1881i. (Al2c) I time to fill your silos. We have ALSO FARM MILES WEST pliances, W. Main, Phone 587. new field cnupper ready to du 1 The Bowery CHESAPEAKE BAY RETRIEVER MONUMENTS, SOLID GRANITE, 14 BRICK DUPLEX. 4 ROOMS Boys in n Grove, four room house , (A130 custom work. See EXPERT PIANO "HERE pups. A. K. C. and F. D. S. B. large selection styles, sizee, Call 85, and bath. Furnace heat. Available or cell Elbert TUNING AND COMES THE necessary repairing. Write or all out aulldings. registered. Natural retrievers. Pric SAVE ON GOOD USED REFRIG- see at Calloway Monumeet Works, Sept. 1. North 14th St. Call 1451. Houston and sons. Ptee. e 958-1-1 call Buell 0. MARINES" Bone, Route 8 Paducah. tobacco base, 2 large ponds, ad reasonable Infotenation on re- eraters, reconditioned and guaran- Vestal- Om owner, West Main near 01.11p1 Murray, Route 5 es2el (s7p) of orchard, quest. Night only. W. W. Gardner, teed. Priced to Zell. Economy College. ttica24e) priced eason- 131XDROOM, EXTRA Jr.. 2120 So Main. Hopkingolle, Hroiware. Phone 575. (A13c) LARGE, PRI- See Robert Louis Burton, a25 vete bath, private Ky.. Phone Tu 5-3675 (A13p) entrenee, w.n- LAWN FURNITURE. dow fan, CLIDIRS I NOTICE everyth:ng furnished Tunisian Premier PRACTICE DRIVING and chairs greatly reduced for Man only. 2 blocks from town. Answer to Yesterday's Puede OSSWORD Summer Clearence. Urban G. Phone 1393-J or BO. (A13c) PUZZLE RID YOU/1 HOME Starks & Son. South 12th St. (A13c) OF TERMITES RANGE ACROSS 31-Kind of fabric WUW and insects. Expert work, Call 5 ROOM NICELY 33-Row 00 WORGIO FURNISHED ffsprIng 35-Paid notice OMMOOM @MOM SEE OUR SPECIAL PRICE ON s41 or see Sam Kelley. (tfc) house-breeze way, garage attach- (pi.) 31-Midday MM MOULIVM [40 Eureka Vacuum Cleaners Urban ed. Now vacant. Immediate pos- now Hock (colloqe 19-Swimmer MM LIMAN BMW NUTR1LITE FOOD SUPPLEMENT erred el-Soak 14LION !JUN G. Starks 8: Son. South 12th session. Baucum Realestate Ag. roup of 44-Sound a hoe. [lawn modern knowledge emphasizes the Phone three 44-Bark cloth UUMidU MAUR 00 Street. (A13c) 122, Nite 718 (A13c) Toward eti• 47-Milk farm MIBMW importance of proper nutrition. sheltered" tilde 43-Solemn "The Need Officially is Now" M s. B. J. FURNISHED Open utdo's high promise; MU UMW Nwuran A GOOD SELECTION OF NEW APARTME.V1. ELEC- note Hoffman, Phone 308, Mr and Mrs. 51 -Concerning TOF4 V.11;ii MOWN and used bed room suites. Your trically equipped. Stoker heat Lubrhato 52-Sea eagle AlaMM MMOP jiLl Esco Gunter, Phone 1317-M, Mrs. Private Wdmig 63 11noccppled OM 00111MqMii choice of blonde, walnut or ma- entrance. Call 746-ReAl2jo Poet 44 -Prae Or hogany Boyd Gilbert, phone 195, Local • Come out and try your skill. At-glacial 1/44- Dress 11111dUM LU1NAi4 wood. Exchange Furniture Mono distributors. (310e) APARTMENT FOR RENT-PR I, language with * Tand4 V(1 Co. Phone 877 (A130 Courage° WI hammer vete entrance, private bath, elec• • Improve your room THE DOG WARDEN'S OFFICE trically golf. intarent 47--- Merriment e-Colorf I bled A BARGAIN IN NEW AND USED equipped, furnace hest Otherwise 111---43o1f mound 3-Nothing upstairs in the Court House wIll 1202 West Main St Trade 641-Ilvdt• 4-Thetw4or• living roo.n suites :old Lied cou- (Al2p) &-Couples be open Tuesday and Saturday Every Thursday Is Ladies Day is Penese SO- I I ebrew ches. Several colors and styles to money or mewitirla e-PeriPlts of each week 'to pisue licenses. account '7-Damp choose from. Exchange Furniture FIVE ROOM FURNISHED Acorehes DOWN 3-ContPala point Other days, will be at the at Half Price Co. Phone 877. (A13c house, Full basement. Fureace Rem. h scrotal fleta Ii I-Cures Wilson & Son Car Lot when not heat Right tabbr aatabllehmonts 10-Man's name New refrigerator and stove. Avail- 11-Ability on patrol duty. Gaylon Trevathan. TWO GOOD USED SQUARE TUB able immediately. 1 i 4 a, .1 16-Kartb goddess Warden.. Phone 535.(Al2pi 17- rar,•nt Maytag washing machines A bar- (Al2c) Practice Driving Range teolioq gain at $29.50 and !3450 FOUR ROOM APARTMENT, 14--1.4.ng-legged Exchange - • MIDWAY MOTORS bird • furnished or Furniture Co. Phone 877 (A13ei 4 miles South of unfurnisheei Phone 20-Counter of Muiray on Hazel 1217 One Mile West of Murray on Highway 94 Europe Road (Alec) 22-Carpenter's SAVE NOW ON TERRI. AND Ladies and Children 1 2 Price tool Jerri Lee dolls. - Drive out ano save ell. - Until 5‘p•tin. 24-Likely Special sale ends {To Late Et-Covered Saturday *New ind'Used Cars •Taievisior To Clasifyi t41 23 with Aug. 14. Lay one away :7 25 carbon Grayson McClure, Purdeen 211-Under (poet.) and get $1 worth of cicthes free. . Perla Phone SPECIAL THIS M. TAMAN BIN AMMAR, tie, recent- 11--Game at cards $1 holds doll. Economy Hardware. 84 (ak) WEEK ONLY- 34-Inlet $10 ly appointed is Premier for Tuni- 11-Tilager permanent $6.50. $7.50 perma- (Al2c) SAVE MONEY, REBUILD sia, Is shown leaving 3 )1 34-Terrn of YOUR nent $500. Jean's Beauty Shop. the Palace affection own engine. We will rebore, grind of the Bey, Sidi Mohammed Al- se SPECIAL CLEARANCE SALE 103 N. 5th. Phone 1091. (Al2c) -Head (slang.) crankshaft /V.111h I, • of 40-Culmination Shirts including nylons valves and will you a -3.1.00. All Ministore )95 41-Perit rummer rebuilding kit with instructions, DOWNSTAIRS 3 ROOM APART- Aminst was riamod deesses-$1.00. 2.00-3.00-- 43-Tint slightly wholesale. ment. Premier to implemem franc.:4 4.00 values to $9 98. All work guaranteed. Furnished. Heat and hot 45-6tor tem Loves Chil- offer of Turner's Shop, Coldwater (S13e) water. Phone 38134 days or 1067-J inter/is:I auto.loni> los. his IA \,y IS-Note of drens Shop. (A13c I Up scale nights. country. (interiie,ional) 50-Symbol for (Allp) v, tellurium ELBERTA PEACHES, PRA xi.) THE MIX UPHOLSTERY SHOP 43-Eleetrined twelve times, will be closed from particle laige ana highly Aug. 9 to Aug. 14 Shade tree colored. Number 1 grade $3 bu. 15. as Mr. Enix is attending Your 54-Zseisnistion Extra fancy. $3.50. Bring contain- school to fuither his training In 67-Proceed o re upholstery and carpet Murray Douthitt Orchard, Tri-City. installatian. Drive - In t. I same Cu... liwargole 1.0 Theatre (A120 (Al 1c) Highway Junction 641 and 121 Every SAVE 4 r boring 'and machine work. All cracks repaired in enrnes and TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Concrete - he guaranteed. Turner's Tumrng Shop Cold- neyWilde water. • tic) "Fair Winds To Java" Need ,AIFensile' Help bit BART SPICER Wanted with Fred MacMurray Let us deliver your concrete right DY TO STAir W F. CH A ITER SIXTEEN I thought 1 heard the doctor broken shoulder takes some get- to your door—abready mixed— a lady semi-invalid eloom- bua rd- chuckle behind me. Ung over, eh?" Beginning Thursday 'ORE to a cabin full of strong wages. Call 853-M or see Mrs ready to pour_so efficient-- The captain shouted, "I'll have "I guess it does," I agree d. sunlight and a man bending Johnnie Anderson. (A14) ,/ so me, you thrown ashore and . . "Nothing wrong with me, thcugh economical Just slept late and mimed break' "The Robe ou're a sick man, Mr. Wilde," 1 pulled my open jacket back to LADY TO MAKE HOME WITH fast." MURRAY READY CO. octor said. let him see the butt of the .38 elderly women. Stodeen conven- MIX "W bat happened to Mr. RU9 with Richard under my arm. "Using what to iences, moderate weekly Burton, Jean Simmons, to all right," 1 Paul thickly. sell?" he asked. -I heard he WfL wages. force me, captain?" Piton, t LIMS Is a?" hurt, or something." 388-J days. I087-J 'nights Victor Mature and Michael Renni Jjeleecoe backed away past 2," the doctor said. in silo* "Did menetleing hopper% to Rua (Ante) tin steps, tils face a brilliant apoplec- seal?" 1.6 said: "I guess I was tired. tic scarlet_ His mouth opened Boltinck stared at me. NANCY A Reurseti f e and closed spasmodically like a Mr. Boltinck U4'Ls dressed as wel By Ernie Bushmiller e'll do. In toot, he's to better feeding carp's, but no words came as Doc Rigge hail said. His light- than you aree That Is, be out. gray overcoat was • silky thine OH, DIP AP ---MY be, in Ume." GO OUT IN "I think this has gone far that almost shimmered. And the DOG IS ALWAYS THE , m Vied tre tear It. Flie's a enough," the doctor said crisply. sedate double-breasted suit was a FIELD tl,'e Sad-- "Rupe, you go to your cabin. EU One swill:flare I would have Liked PULLING STUFF AND PLAY swung my feet to the floor. want to examine you. 1 th myself. All told, !t was a iIt toe OFF THE LINE e doctor said: "I wouldn't you're having some of your old elegant for • Golconda, Illinois, ) I.' • getting up, Mr. Wilde." trouble again." He got Jellicoe out banker. But Boltinek was obvi- ' nurse I'm going to get up," of the purser's cabin and abut the ously successful. He glared at me iI id. "Slide down there and let door. I sat in • deep chair and for quite a while and seemed pre- • . •" wasted•for Use angry pulse in my pared to keep it up indefinitely, ell, 1 may as well tell you chest to slow down. but the waiter brought toy food ,- he Said soberly. -The cap- "I shouldn't have let him go so and that broke his concentration. wants you to stay here today far," the doctor said. He walked away. el be in Paducah tonight and "Take off, doe. I don't The waiter roused me with my someone like II be to inveatigate you." bill. I scrawled my name while ne held the check arm for me. I "Fair enough," the doctor said. heaved agamst the doctor. gave him an adequate tip and "You can have your cabin again f ilt,ng hi to the end of the bed. headed out on to the open deck this evening. I'll wait till then to .. 1 Ilk* n" I got to my teet, holding on again, walking art with the breeze. move Russell. No visitors for him to a table until I felt steady By the time I reached the rear today, so don't try to get in until aanugn to walk. deck, my legs were wobbling The I say so." "Tell the captain that he doesn't boat's doctor mid called me • sick have authority enough to lock up 1 got up and draped ray over- man, and just then I wouldn't UL' ABNER the sugar bowl. This Isn't the high coat over my shoulders In a have argued with him. borrowed I My Al Capp — seas, doctor. 1 paid my rare and clumsy gesture. I did feet a litUt somebody's deck chair and plunked EU have the freedom of the boat, weak in the knee's, but nothing • myself in IL I TELL HIM STORIES I TELL HIM STORIES OF' NIATCHERLsiif- no matter what the captain little fresh air wouldn't cure. I I CAN'T LIKE. - HmpFzr I couldn't guess how long I slept. OF rvIv GREATEST CASES - mY EXPERIENCES ,.. thinks." walked along the open deck, head- UNDERSTAV AS BABIES LIKES YOU!! UBE I woke and saw Ellen balanced on 114URDERS!!-LARCIENIES!! r-rm iii "He can refund >our passage ing for the little snack bar at the the railing, watching me with iT.07- my A PRISON WARDEN - SWEET THINGS. a REPLACED, eide of the texas deck. I felt -ARSON!!- VET HE , 7 ribney and put you on shore," the oddly tense, worried expression. SISTER AND CELL-BLOCK RIOTS!! -wARm, LOVIN" / -.. conspicuous in my heavy coat i are • said. as "You look bad, my boy," she I_TRY TO CRIES/P HUNGER STRIKES!!- PEOPLE - 1 skirted the HOPE Y. Y. I him In here," I snapped. I clusters of athletes said. 'J HL STILL Ckii_r_D!! I ducked Into the snack bar, picked AMUSE HIM DOE.S11/7" • I shed my teeth and managed I grinned and blew a wispy -i'LL r a dozen fumbling trim to put • small table in the corner and smoke ring at her. "You look good MAKE A 1 of the new blades in my razor ordered ham and eggs. enough for both of us," I said. SHOW YOIJ FOOL e doctor used the wall tele- ' My right hand looked raw and "Been waiting long 7" ,q/AISELF.” P brief*. Then he helped me red. I tried to subdue the twitch "You've been sleeping three • into my clothes. He texele a by mental power. But Iny mend hours," she said. 'The doctor said I p interest In the leather and wasn't strong enough. 'the hand to let you rest, but to make sure ng -steer clamshell that neld kept up its taint movement I you went to bed as soon as you My .38 but he made no attempt could stop it by pressing against were able to walk. He said your -. to get the pus away from me. I the table, but the moment I eased room would be ready any time. He glade sure It was Stip loaded. I up, the twitch took over again. said that Mr. Russell would be out gas sliding into my jacket when • • • of it. What happened Last night? Vie captain starripeed into the That assault made little sense to Why Is Russell . . -- room. me. Someone had left a warning "A sneak thief," I said. "Russet es, "What are you doing?" he bel- for me, telling me to leave the surprised him and got socked Ian 1 lowed. boat at Louisville. If I'd taken the skull. He's all right, though." "I hardly like to use force on an that warning eeriously, I might She said: "When you didn't come ABBIE Injured man," the doctor said inno- to breakfast, nor to lunch, I ... an' SLATS have seen Sessions %ellen he left By Raeburn Van e cently. "Besides. I'm not sure It and then I'd know whether or not 1 . . . and then the captain sale Buren ilivoula have worked. Mr. Wilde is you were still In bed, but couldn't WITH he was Stewart So the warning .ESCAP NOTHING BLOW OUT THAT TORCH THAT'S have IF THE WA CHARLIE , determined he Will not be con- didn't necessarily have anything to visitors . I didn't know MORE THAN A H-HORRiBLE YOU'RE CARRYING FOR - Strained.' what to think. I still don't know." DON'T EVER LET, TI-4E DORIS YOUR WANTS IT... MAyRE THAT'S do with Stewart. But only some MAD SPELL iNJURY TO SOMETHIMG DUMB BOY FRIEND, SUE... THE WAY -Then I'll put him ashore," Lie one connected with Stewart would "It's nothing to do with me," I POSSESS YOU, IT WAS PRECIOUS T0b AND WHEN THE captain roared. -And right now!" be afraid of me, so that didn't said. "I just got tired yesterday. CHARLIE, THEY USED To MEANT THEM... LIGHTS GO ON Get your baggage." make sense either. Maybe I've been overdoing It. I WARN ME.., IT COMES - To BE.',' "I came aboard to find a mur- "Well, Mr. Wilde," • hearty really was just resting today. But To A DoEISS ONCE I'LL BE THERE derer." I said calmly as 1 could voice called from the deck. "Heard that fool of a captain didn't need ONCE IN A "I have reason to believe he wall you were under the weather to- to scare you." LIFETIME, ipaeltered on this boat and per- day." Doc Riggs came along and said. AND ONLY tted to escape before 1 found Mr. Ed EliolUnck stood In the "Don't forget you two are to be my guests THEM THAT'S Maybe Pm wrong about that, doorway with his misaus on his for • tour of Natchez. (SHUDDER) there'e adequate reason to arm, both of tiler° beaming mistily I won't take no for an answer." 1, MN ' V my swearing out a citizen's at me. Then the dapper old man pranced LUCKY... against your "You go along, Bebe, honey. I'll off. iF.,Panty-tn' aidtingyouand"adbett just wait Oen and have a drink . I said to Ellen, 'If there's any- own crtminaL That's • felony. with Mr. Wilde." Boltinck brushed thing I don't need it's a guided , c 'on. Whether I could make it his wife away and strolled in to tour of Natchez." "What you need long • stir', or hot, I don't know, but take a chair at my table. Is a good 4 yam boat would spend a lot of "The captain said you were feel- rest," she said. waione rola mit- Cmalisturd e re ing onorly tedriv." he Patel, "3. runes Rn ,••• U I P. • tr. Cs, IASI b, U..1 !c.o.,* 1410,4154,10-941

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WHEN I YOU Hang SEX,Mappens Chrietieri Su dderilY Your ;ringing to heart is Ander8"1"''- songs inco gaY•• mparably • to dances indescribably the beautifu/.••and gloryi glorious ng to story of the st greatest oryteller of all!

All '111 Varsity ti Movies At Regular Admission • WEEKDAY 11 MATINEES Moats 33d children, . )0 Mt 1SIf Plightf and all day Sat. and Sun. Adults ...... 45c rhikiren 15c

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Yes, Murray can be proud of the Capitol Theatre's DIRECTIONAL Sterephonic sound, the ONLY theatre in 4 this area,to have the COMPLETE DIRECTIONAL Sterephonic Sound! :re Only with DIRECTIONAL Sterephonic sound do you get the life-like' effect of sound coming from the side of you, or behind you or from where ever the action occurs! Combined with Cinemascope, DIRECTIONAL Sterephonic sound represents the greatest advance in movies in the past 25 years.

47,1 ADMISSION CINEMASCOPE MOVIES — with Sunday, All Day COMPLETE 15 & 45c Mon. Mat IS & 35c DIRECTIONAL Sterephonic sound at the Capitol! 0 Mon. Nit. 15 & 45c First she was afraid 8,0 he'd stay WARNER BROS 10••9 30 Then she .X...11 and many other big was afraid GERAMINE PAGE Cinemascope pictures! 7ARD BONO he wouldn't... AICHAEL PATE IAMES ARNESS

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