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IN OUR Press International, 82nd YEAR MURRAY POPULATION . Can United. Murray. Ky-„ Friday Afternoolv August 1-1,496 I 10.100 Vol. 'Group Returns From Nikita_Anclgussians 1,3c(- ames Johnson 'WOodmen Convention Surgeon Will Biggest Liars, Truman Mrs. Minnie Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Collie, Zane MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. gist - Speàkr At Cunningham, and Miss Nancy Practice Here Former President Harry S. True Jones Clark Stern Measures Thompson have returned frqm man doubts She Russians sent a Los. Angeles, California where man into orbit around the world. 291 Rotary they attended the Woodmen of the Next Week Truman told newsmen Thurs- Dies Today World Convention. day night the Russians and their Enroute the group visited Mr. premier, Nikita- Khrushchev, are To Be Taken On James Johnson. exelsetive and Mrs. Ted Thampson and fam- the biggest liars in the world." glry of the Murray Ctamber ily in Norman, Oklahoma. The Truman was in Minneapolis to Mrs. Minnie Jones Clark-, age Commerce was the spea er at Thompsons are friends and former address the internationalconven- 7lig. died today.. at 1:40 a.m. at the ie Murray Rotary Club ye er- 1Q,. neighbors of the Collies. ---gsg tion 'Orate ,Fraternal Order Tier death was - flay. He was introduced by Luth or Points of interest visited were Eagles.-Tie leaves today forghtie- attributed to complications fol- Berlin Flights Robertson, who was in charge o the Painted Desert, Petrified For- sewn.. lowing an illness of three months. the program. Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam, The former president charged Mrs. Cgark-Was the daughter of Johnson spoke on Nathan 3! Hollywood, Forest Vegas, that the Russians have "broken the late Mr. and Mrs: c. M. Hood. By JOSEPH B. FLEMING ized the government "to prepare Stubblefield and his invention of in Glendale,' • Law Memorial Park every agreement that was made" Survivors are her step-mother, United Press International and execute sill measures" neces- the radio. In his address he point- Farm and (Deist Knott's Berry at the Potsdam conference, Mes. Tommy Hood of Murray, one BERLIN iti'S The East Ger- sary to "pregent the organized ed out the proof that had been re- etc. Town, Di. yland and He was asked if he wished he daughter, Mrs. Ed West, 301 North man Parliament todayg gave the head-hunting and slave giggling vealed over the past years that e southern They re, rned t h still were in the White House. Tenth Street; three-sisters, Mrs. government a blank cherck to take carried out faun West Germany Stubblefield actually did invent Califor- route via Pa Springs, Truman said'"if I'd wanted to Ed Hutton, Dixon, Tennessee, Mrs. NIKITA S KHRUSHCHEV undisclosed measures to halt the and West Berlin and to safeguard the ragio before .Marconi, who is Paso, Juarez,'- nia, Phoenix, 1 Continue tea be Presideht. I would Gladys Holland and Mrs. Garnett record flight of refugees to West the German Democratic Repub- credited by many with the in- Mississippi Mexico. In Cleve nd, have run .again in 1952. I've never Jones both of Murray; one brother, Berlin. lic." Oention. Mrs., they visited briefhç with had any regrets about leaving that Halton Heed, Murray; two grand The parliament met a few hours The measures the government He gave.a history of the life of aister, Mrs. Gg Lewis. More Collie's- place," children. Mrs. Willis/1e M. Smith Threats after the announcement that Mar- csettemplated were not disclosed. 19e Stubblefield and listed his ac- Before and after the c vention, and Eddie West both of Murray, command- But could lead to a ban on complishments in the field of shal Ivan Konies, who they the Collies visited her 'rother, one great gralidson, David Smith. Communist East Gennalfgsttavel to West filer- electricity and radio. Woman/s-elub- ed the troops of the ••1 H. V. Crider And family in nt- House Mrs. Clark - Wag" a member of From Nikita Warsaw Alliance 'until last year, lin or closing of the still-open galehnson urged thAt the t angora Park, California. the Methodist -church. Final rites appointed to -eontrriand East West city border, • of Murray and the county of Cal- Or. Robert O. Eastridge Is- Air-Conditioned has been Cunningham and Miss Thom will be conducted Saturday at the 22 Russian divisions in East loway honor Stubblefietd in some Refugee Escapes Shots 59c son were part of a group of trip A remodeling program is un- 19:30 o'clock. Rev. W. E. Mischke Germany. The Warsaw pact is thei way. He suggested that the science Dr. Robert D. Eastridge w,i.il bc- winners and guests who were derway 'will officiate at the service to be By ROBERT .1 KORENGOLO bloc's equivalent of the West's building at the college be named gi his practice in. Murray on' at the Murray Woman's Red Communist . police opened fire flown to Mexico City for a week- Club house held at the J. H. Churchill Chapel. NATO Alliance. in his honor. Aughj 15 and will be elasoeiated with air conditioning United Press International on the city border today against end. While there they were gieen having. already been added. Burial will be in the city ceme- A Parliament resolution author- Byron Harrison of Owen.q4r with thç Butterworth _ a fleeing refugee but .he escaped _a _tgur of the governmental ,of- tery. MOSCOW -- Soviet Pre- aentucky, was a visiting Rotarian Dr. Ea. ridge coeige4 to Murray The basement dining room and joined more than 1.000 others ficers, ..thestgaiyersity of Mexico, Active pallbearers a r e James mier Nikita Khrushchev said to- at the meeting. from the umbie' Veterans Hos- which is used by a number of who reached the West during the Debra Milcho Floating Gardens, civic clubs Thurmeed, Haron• West, Charlie day that President Kennedy's re- John Pertain), a new Rotarian pital. Colum ' South Carolina as a meeting place is Kontucky News day. leather and glass factories. ' Costello: Jim Ed Douguid, Charles cent call "for a "peaceful. settle- was the guest of Bob Wyman. where he held preceptorship in alai) being remodeled. A new ,cel- East German Foreign Minister lo-tex Sexton and Lynn Lassiter. ment" of world tensions "is to be Perfilio is the personnel manager general surgery. type ceiling has been in- Brias Lothar Bolz told Parliament So- Frierfds may call at the J. H welcomed." But at Ole same time of the Murray Manufacturing News His pre-medical (irk was done stalled and fluorescent ,lighting _ suet bloc foreign ministers will Churchill Funeral Home. he said that if ear ?tarts the So- Company. at Carson-Newman C ege in Jef- has replaced the old and in- meet in the late fall to discuss a 39 From Frankfort adequate lighting. The long tube viet Union will -crush". its ene- By United Press international German peace treaty that would Fleetwood Crouch had his son ferson -city, Tennessee d he re- mies and "hundreds of millions" ceived his doctor of medi "rie type lights extend the long way end Western rights in Berlin, Ralph Crouch as his guest and FRANKFORT - Representaf- will die in a nuclear conflict. AsFuJorif 11111 - Construc- E. B. Howton gree at the University of Tennes- of the room. To Be Art Instructor He made it clear the conference had Jim Crowder gs pees of the U.S. Department of -It is'precisely for a peaceful tion of the $54 million Greenup his guest. see School of Medicine in 1944.,, Sane rewiring of the building would, not take the final step of Ihe_Interiur will meet en Aug.. 28 haesalan been aasetiiplhed. Some At_ Cumberland lament that the Soviet govern- Dam over...the Ohio River is 84 granting-the treaty threatened by Harry Fenton had -his "Im-Eci On his grediationgDr. Eastrid per cent . complete. _ The. Army -with Gov. -Bert Combs and Ten,s painting is yet to he done:. -meet as striving." iihrusitchev Soviet Premter Nikita )(brush- tunas a..suesi-Paul_Bisk_seas. served an internship at The Scott- Corps of -Engineers' liuntangten shs‘ beesee Gov. Buford Ettington gio The -But in order to ensure peaceful a guest of Dr. Clegg Austin. White Clinic, Temple, Texas. He largest single improvement reported Thursday. The discuss a proposal to create a new Russell Albert Parker. I oca I settlement, it is necessary 40 con- District Koniev. a Russian World War Guest of Dr_ Harry Whayne was served twenty three months in the g the air conditioning. The Monthly report said concrete was national park in the area between jeweler and watchmaker, has rec- clude a peace treaty with Ger- II hero and one of the few sur- David Graham. Army Medical Corps between kite m of the building is on the being poured for the final five ( Kentucky Lake and the soon-to- ently been elected to the faculty many " piers of the 40-mile span ex. vwing °tigers of Leon Trotsky's Toni Hngancamp, president -of- October 1945 and September 1..847. lower ur and added to the heat Ea. 29 ilee-completed Barkley Rake The of Cumberland College. Williams- The Soviet jeader then urged !1917 revolutionary army, a as re- the club, reminded the Rotarians Dr. Eastridge was discharged which at mes became a problem tending from here to Gallipolis, meeting will be held at Paris burg. Kentucky. He will teach in that West Berlin be made a "free fatted already conferring with that District Governor James H. from,the' military service in Sep- The enti building is air con- Ohio. g,ancting State Park in Tennessee. the An Department beginning in'egg' with -reliable international Eget German boas Walter Ulbricht Dawson Springs, Ken- tember 1947 and ditioned incl • ing the kitchen. ,Withgkect of gsgroposed _Milton a I park in he established' g " althaisgh _he did not The Septeitsbera MORIENIAD, K. 1 - Dr. - would be the elub's•gues Kentucky and Tennessee taraefltelh the northeastern Section elaborate on these "guarantees." -TuLgemet 39c Western - Parker is a former Army Air president of In a speech Thursday night, next Thursday. A club assembly of Kentucky. Adron Doran. More- has received the_ endorsement of Murray Co Are Force Combat Glider Pilot veteran The theme was the same one Ulbricht called for a -strength- will be held next Thursday night In 1,935 he began residency head State College wit be inter- conrad Wirth, director of the Na- of World War II having served Khrushchev has pushed in three ening of defense readiness." He at 6:30. training in general surgery, serv- Back From viewed this weekend on the cot' tional Park Service. three and one half years. He at- speeches on Berlin, Germany and promised East German borders kg. ing three years in Nashville. Ten- lege's growth since 1954, as the 15' ging tended Murray State College earn- world tensions in the past week. would be defended "by the Soviet Mr and Mrs. Allen Rose Department of Public Informs- PRANKFORT - Claude DanieT nessee at Vanderbilt. Thayer, and Khrushchev stressed that the Union as well as our people's ed last week from Los An ing the B.S. degree, George Pea- tion begins a five - weeki. series ,Dickerson. 37,• has been appointed St. Thattias hospitals. Soviet Union does not want war, California. where they • atten body College for Teachers earning on education on its program, army " the newly-created post of sup- - Sin& June 1959, Dr. Eastridge but it will strike hack with every- Almo Woman to the Woodmen of the World the M. A. degree. Parker has "Kentucky Calling." The pro- policyholder- has worked in general surgery at Co thing it has if attacked. Grave Step kg. 19e ervisor of services gent ion. aught Art in Alliance. Ohio and gram will be featured over 50 for the Kentucky Insurance De- the Columbia hospital. "In our atomic age. it is mad- The Murray couple made the s an Art Instructor and Ele- Kentucky radio stations. We,stern sources coupled Kon- partment by Commissioner W. T. He and his wife and two child- ness to threaten to unleash war. Dies trip by plane from Nashville; i a y Art Supervisor at Mid- iev's appointment with Soviet Pre- Thursday ren were. in Murray last month he said. Hockensmith. Dickerson, 37. has Tenn. While in Los Angeles Mrs. dleto Delaware. HARDINSBURG. Ky. VD - The mier Nikita S. Khrushcvhev's and will be at home in Murray "If the West •unlease.s a war been employed by a Lexington Rose was a contestant ion recently completed grad- fourth annual tractor - driving threat ti increase Red forces -on on Jackson Boulevard, Meadow- the i He ha against us," Khrushchev told a Insurance adjusting firm since television show, "Truth and Con- uate stud n painting under Pro- contest will be held today at the western frontiers" and viewed the Mrs. Clara Elisabeth Melton, lane sub-division. Soviet - Ramanian "friendship 1955. In his new post he will sequences", and received as prizes fessor Fran Gunter noted artist Kentucky Future Farmers of development as a grave step Itige 69. died Thurday at 2:00 p.m. Dr. Eastridge said that meeting" in the handle problems which policy- he is $25.00, a transistor radio, and al and instruct, at Murray State Kremlin, "we will America leadership - traintng cent- They expected the Red parlia- at the Murray Hospital of com- "eager to get deal crushing blows 49c1 holders may encounter in dealing established in the bottle of perfume. The show in College. Parker d his wrgefseLid eou- at against the er here. The state champion trac- ment to crack down on refugees plications following an illness of community and to with insurance companies on become a part which appeared may be seen on Ise and daughter aggressors and all their bases. tor driver, to be chosen from 12 streaming west through divided three year. tiT Murray". -"We are threatened by those elating; settlements of fire, auto, television on Monday, August 21. 1304 Wells Bouleva contestants, will receive as his Berlin to beat a possible peace Mrs./ Melted is survived by her bases in Italy. Greece, Denmark, general liability and similar pol- prize a purebred Holstein heifer. treaty between the U. S. S H and . husband, Noble Melton. The coo- Norway and other countries." pie/resided on Almo route one. icies. East Germany. But at the same time, Khrush- HOPKINSVILLE. Ky. — Despite already tightened bor- Mrs. Melton was a member of the Trip chev offered to settle the Bergs Pem- FRANKFORT -Robert M Bar- Through Space Is Rosa Butler. 49, a native of der controls, 1.709 more escapees , Baptist church. • Recounted By Titov problem by negotians, assured nes, Frankfort. has been appoint- hg broke and professor of sacred arrived here Thursday night. They Funeral services were conduct- audience that ed the new Kentucky veterans "we are against music at Scaritt College for brought to 15.000 the total num- ed today at 2:00 p.m. at the Max ar" and predicted employment representative by U. At Irols cied that "all man- Christian Workers, died early ber of East Germans who have Churchill Funeral Chapel w t Press Meet; Statements Prepared ' will go Communist S. Secretary of Labor, Arthur Thursday at a Nashville. Tenn.:- sought refuge in the West in the am-. M. T. Robertson in charge. war. Goldberg. succeeding B. J. Mad- hospital. Miss Butler served 17 first 10 days of August. Buriel was in the Wofford Ceme- By HENRY SHAPIRO The den of Lebanon, w h o retired. 26-year-old cosmonaut's Titov "discomfort" in the 'first It w the third time this week years as • missionary to China, s The flight began last • month tery 'in Stewart County, Tennei: United Press International Barnes previously was supervisor statement, made at a jammed news I stage of the flight, but he with- that Klitials4chey has made speech- representing the Women's So. when Khrushcheg threatened to MOSCOW conference at of the Counseling and Special 'UPS - Maj. Gherman Moscow University, stood this well. es which ontained s belligerent suety of Christian Service of the turn over the Red puppet regime Active pallbearers were: Clyde Titov dsclosed cleared up one of the major my- threats to cc the West if war Services Division in the Depart- today he was eject- -Prolonged weightlessness at- Louisville Conference of Metho- control of access routes to Berlin II a I e, Norman Carroll, Griffin ed from his steries surrounding Soviet space ment of Economic Security. space ship Vostok Jected the spaceman's inner ear starts, ehile con ning each threat dists. from West to East Germany - Lane. Obie Lee. John Lane, and 11 last flights. As the Federal agent, represent- Monday and returned to 'and caused "unpleasant sensa- with offers to neg iate the Berlin Edward Jones. earth Titov Kentucky's veterans in the by parachute at the end said he could have landed tions." including some loss of ap- and German issues. terms have BARBOURVILLE, Ky. (UPI -- Affects Red Economy 39( The Max H. ChUrchill Funeral- ing of his 25 hour spin the 5-ton ship, controlling it man- employment field, he will be 'at- through space. petite, but he recovered and there been those rejected i the past Mahlon A. Miller, president of Home had charge of the arrange- ually, but chose to put it on auto- WeStern observers have said that to the staff of the Economic were no permanent after effects. by the West, however. Union College, announced Thurs- ments. tached matic controls and leave "at a the exodus is draining East Ger- r •- Vostok II was designed for . Khrushchev said he e natty day "workshops" valued at $200 V SIZE Security Department's emplo y- Hazel Methodists many of skilled workers and need- 57` low altitude." Ile said the ship orbital flight and could not be told Italian Premier Ami ore for the year will be available this inent service. professional manpower. For the To Begin Revival landed nearby. used for travel to other planets. Fanfani and the Greek amhas fall for the year will be available ed New Corporation The curly - haired cosmonaut first time. the Communist news .FILANKFORTassMorehead State -Russia "undoubtedly will al- dor to Moscow that the Seale this fall for commuting students first read a statement and then meet the college entrance re- , agency' ADN admitted mass ar- - 7 OZ Is Formed Here College's new $11 million' four- low the world to witness a Soviet will blast U. S. bases in their o A revival will start at the answered newsmen's questions. qu nients. Students will be egg- 'rests to stem the title and report- story classroom building, which space launching and return some- countries if a war Starts. The National Lumber and Sup- Hazel Methodist Church Sunday, Several Soviet scientists also con- time, hut not now because of the He told the meeting that he ible the grants by applying to led police action against 200 East will house the division or lang- the ply Company, Inc. of Murray has August 13th, with services each tributed, disclosing these salient military potential of its launching asked Fanfani where U. S. rockets the dam- tor of student aid. Jobs Germans trying to flee in - 7 07 uages and literature. commerce, lie been incorporated in the state of evening at 7:30 o'clock. Rev., points of the flight: 'rockets. In Italy were located and •Fanfani will be ailable in dormitories, suburb of Holten Neuendorf abate. 'speech. drama and special eduelt- Kentucky. The business will • Charles R. Ward. pastor, will de- -Vostok II had enough equip- _Titov had excellent command said, "in orange groves." the library, Ilege offices on cam- Ernest Lemmer. West German (Continued on Page 4) affairs handle lumber and building sup- liver each sermon.' i ment and asupplies. to remain -"aloft of the ship through 'manual con- "Russians love Italian oranges" pus and othe areas, minister for all German necessary. warned in a plies. Incorporators are D.wain H. Timics for the week are Sunday for 10 days if trots. Khrushchev said he told Fanfani, the Soviet Zone, 89( Noise Was Discomfort broadcast Thurs- Lowry. Jack B. Kennedy and Progress Made On evening. "What Does It Mean To _ Have Far-Reaching Plans "but if war starts from the bases. nationwide radio -Noise and vibration caused flood of refu- e'arlele Sue Kennedy. Be A Mae"; Monday. "What In Vostok II carried two televi- the oranges and the people will Rev. Edd Glo er To day night that the ••• Building — off a -very, dan- -The business is located on Office The World, ta Sin, Anyway?", . , sinn transmitters which projected be wiped nut." gees might set Be Evangelist gerous political explosion" in East Chestnut street and Industrial Tuesday. "What Does It Really Will Take Conducted clear pictures to earth of sTitov's Khrushchev said the Greek am- • Work is progressing on the new Mean To Follow Jesus?", Wednes- reaction. baesador told him, "I cannot he.. , Germany. Road meeting will office .building under construction day. 'What Does It Mean Ti, Say, Tour Of Europe --In principle Vostok 11 could lieve that you, as. pnme minister A revival gig The newest refugees to slip at the L by Wells Overbey, local attorney. I'm Saved?". Thursday. "What Is have carried two men but it was of the great Soviet Union. will or- Sunday, August 13th, past the border guards reported Presbyterian The office building is located on Heaven, And What's It Like"", -- designed, only for one. der the destruction of the Acro- erty Cumberland n atmopshere of growing tension North Fourth Street across from Friday, "What Does Ii Mean Ti Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gingles left -The 11. $ S. R. has "far-reach- polis." Church. Ind the Iron Curtain that di- Weather be the Ledger and Times. Join The Church?". Murray Wednesday for New York ing plans" for further space flights The Soviet premier said he re- Rev. &id Glover will the. vid Berlin. will Completely modern in every de- Everyone is invited to attend where they will sail next Wednes- by man "to near planets" but there pliedailf we are attacked, I will visiting evangelist. Services The•gnew threat of added re- discon- Report tail, the building will have three these services. day for Europe. They will take is no set timetable as yet. Stud- order an attack against all bases. be held twice daily at 10:30 a.m. stnctions 'end continued suites of offices. The latest heat- a conducted tour for 53 days of ges of the Titov flight must first Bombs do not choose. They will and 7:30 p.m The pastor if 'the tent with East Germany's peren- by United Press IA Sers•llas•I g, ventilating and air condition- the European countries. be completed and launching rock- hit everything." church. Rev. Glenn A. Moore, ex- nial shortages of food and goods .••••1/ ing units will be used to make Lt. Col. Reuben Enroute to New York the Ging-,ets and spaceship design adapted tends a cordial invitation to the was expected to swell the num- the building comfortable the year lea will attend the play of the ifor- inter-planetary flight public to attend, hers of escapees. Western Kentucky - Cons der- round. Parker In Korea Doi* of Job at Pinville and will -Titov glad give no particular Hendons Back From able cloudiness, warm and humid. Most work thus far 'has been visit .,scenic and historic points in advice to American astrOtiaOts "be- EIGHTH ARMY;- Korea (AHT- West Coast Trip through Saturday with scattered lone on the interior of the struct- Charlottesville, Va., and Wash- cause our flights are entirely dif- NC) - Army Lt. Col. Reuben D. . - Kenny Lynn Is thundershowers, mostly in the ure The exterior will be of m ington, D. C. ferent." Calloway and at 'Parker, son if Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Mn, and Mrs. Carnie Hendon Capsule afternoon night today and ern design in stucco and•(Tram Mr. and Mrs. Gingles were acg -Titov remains under "strict Kentucky Colonel High Parker, Route 3, Murray, Ky.. ar- have returned home from an ex- I Saturday. today and Saturday companied by their ststegin-law, medical observation" so he will tile. tended weals coast trip. Enroute mid to upper 80s, low tonight rived in Korea July 26 and is now Mrs. Hunter Gingles of Bowling not be traveling anywhere for _ - Kenny Lynn of Ryan Avenue they visited Las Vegas, Los The Business de Professional low to mid-70s. IN HOSPITAL serving with Headquarters, United Green. some time. But eventaully he'd has been commissioned a Ken- Angeles, San Francisco and took Women's Murray was Temperatures at 5 a. m. (EST).: Nations Command, U. S. Forces i like to visit other countries includ- Club of lucky Colonel by Governor Combs. agguissalle 75. Covington 73, Bowl- Miller alcileynolds hes been ad- FREE PETS ing Hungary and Cuba. a one day cruise on the San organized in November of 1927 His commission was presented to %Peg Green 71. Leeington72, Lon- mitted to the Vanderbilt Hospital, Colonel Parker entered the Ar- Titov was shot aloft last Sun- Francisco Bay. with about twenty charter mem- diem by Representative-elect Char- don 70, Padvicah 74 and Hopkins- Nashville, Tennessee according to my in 1941. Free Puppies to anyone who day and circled the earth 17 times 'The Hendons attended the na- bers. Miss Mary Williams was in- lie Lassiter. ville 70. Mrs. MeRegnolds. No report as, to "rhe colonelyte. a 1939 graduate will give them a nice home, at tional convention pf the Wood- strumental in its organization' and Lynn is The son of Mr. and Evansville, Ind., 77. his condition was revealed. - of Murray State College 306 N. 14th ot Phone PL 3-2649. (Continued on Page 4) 'ten of the World in Los Angeles. acted as its first president. Mrs. Paul Lynn.

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41/PIP TWII LEINISR lif TIMES — MUARAT, 11(EN115CKT Ft111)‘)" — ATTIT'S e THE LEDGER EIL TIMES Whitey Ford Finally Got His Long Sought 20t1 PUBLISH= by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc.. Consolidation of the Murray Ledg,r, The Calloway Time., and The Tunes-Herald, -Octooer 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January From Arroyo 1,1942. array Game Needed Help s Victory But S. . - . .4P JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER record.' . By MILTON RICHMAN Inning took klot Out of me." It was Philley's 21st ul We reserve the right to reject any Advertising. Letters to he Editor tali.' Pre* Intergertional .' - On The Ropes hit. of the seasop, ies or Public Voice items which-, in our opinion, are not for the best in- Whitey For4, a 20-game winner . Ford actually was on the ropes pinch terest of record of 20 our readers. for, the first' time in his life, tri the second inning when the the old set boEd for the whole Yankee ball singles Coleman of the St. Louis Browns. NATIONAL REPRESENTA'F4Vaaa WALLACE sprung Angels rapped him for four WIIMER CO., 1509 Our Soil Over The County Agent's Desk club ,and sole "make it two" for 1936. Philley has a .396 average Madison AVe,, Memphis, Tenn.: Time az Life but scored only one rim. From in Bldg., New York. N.Y.: this Year. Stepnenson Bldg... Detroit, Mich. the man who hatted.. him moat,- that point until he was lifted_fur _as a Piach_ hitter • reliever Luis Arroyci. By S. V. FOY leaves and then transferred to the a pinch hitter in the seventh, Entered at the Post OLice, Murray; Kentecky, fur transmissien as "Beer for everybody Rookieoo ieire le°rarcdys FSitraaltlaWrdif'svon his Our Strength SUMMER on me," Whitey pitched scoreless ball. tecond'Class Matter LATE SEEDING fruit. Therefore, the more leaves game for Ford proclaimed in the clubhouse The victory ,was Ford's 14th in „first _major league the PASTURE TH3S. left on the plant the better the -m "°' ap... .. _15.11.11SCHIPTION It &T.F's By C.r•te'r •-iitt--1LuttrAy, per week 24tf, per _. Thursday, "and make it two toe a row; -tying the- Yankee club 'fled-Sore-an. eirdie-39th ftuit will maTtia-. Arnold tnonth'850.1n CaraesWaY iididJñin eotin-tris, per year, $3.50; else- By ROBERT BROWN 'rime io make a pasture-or-1W my boy, Luis." record set by Jack....Chesbro in pearance although Earley where, $5.50. .Soil Conservationist " seeding is here now: Here are Most ,of,. us ,know that, green After 11 long years of trying, 1904. Ford has been beaten only, had to _bail him out when the some tips on such seedings! Choo- grapes will ripen if left attached the 32-year old Ford finally be- twice this season. He is only two 'fwins threatened with two out in I l', ,,! l„ talloway.Coanty. has had a else se-theaseed mixture-to-fit your soil to the vine and covered with came a -20-game Winner when he short' of the all-ttine- AL record 'the ninth. - _ ___ itor from .Indonesia for the past type; clover and tescue can ,itti.-n paper bags. This proves it Harlot was credited with the Yankees' of 16 -in a row shared by Walter Frank Malzone haa a Pellect two weeks. Kostama Natapermada, do well on wet -suit. Test the soil the action of the sun on the grapes 3-1 victory over the Los Angeles Johnson. J o e .Wood, Schoolboy day -at. the .plate for *the Red Sux an employee of the Induhesian now ao determinetheeded elements but the action of the sun on the Angels Thursday, but as usual he Rowe and Lefty Grove. with three hits, driving in the Ten Years Ago Today government is -visiting the United (including luuel. Plow -err disk the leaves that gives us the desired needed late-inning 'help from the The Yankees, who preserved deciding run in the 'third with a States to study our' soil and water Ledger & Times File ground as soon as possible this maturity. However don't try to 3'1-year old Arroyo. their three-game lead over the double off loser Al Schroll, Z'orro - conservation program. He is head- month. Put lime an land (if need- sack green apples with the ex- Arroyo, who blanked the Angels secondeplace,Detrott Tigerea tried Versalles and Jim Lemon hit horn• quartered_ at Mayfield, b u t is ed) as soon as possible.- - pectation they will ripen. Sacked over the last two innings, has to get a lot of runs for Ford era for the Twins. I The Bethel Church Milt begin a rotital- spending some time this week apples will not color, because -the- asaved" 10 of Ford's 20 wins this quicklyie Bobby Richardson led off The Cardinals took advantage wattling tilittilay; .\_:11,t - I ..qh. TrIt. t h Victor Vaught, SCS sod Make a good, firm seedbed, to culoring of an apple is due to the year and owns 10 victories of his the first inning with his third of a porous Pirate defense to serentistain Calloway hold niajaittiriP and speed growth tt al be assi-101 ii It' • Leslie 1,..ee in the 1•49.•14•4'-. County. Vic action of the sun on the skin of own. homer of the year but that was register their victory behind the is giving training on field surveys, of new plants. Fertilize just before ITFe.11.141fittli III Hi.' P.I.A•fil Itr.4 l'Atiss has the apple. The coloring of grapes "Funny thirif,-T-4TWaga dream- all until Yogi Berra hit. his 16th eight-hit oitching of Ray Sadecki. land s‘fakability ancia or iiltinteaat .aelailansaa&rsal remem- ---istkau..1w.1-14aratiaar....Ma.„L-1..wasa444....M....isw.0.-,osios-4444os, ,-- sissaaagy isaneade.. in the _grape-leavers-and ed.of Winning 20,34‘faeoidr,-o4ant homer,-in the fourth. Moose ileawaSt...Loui, scured the decidtngmru peetauonS. - ber': the seeding time fertilizer ap- when Julian Miit•rav Tont,- tut. n the for that .reason 'the leaves should now that I've -done it I can't get ron's 20th homer in the seventh in the seventh 'filler plication is not the last one to singled, moved up on a passed - Polar Rear From now until the middle t-f? be left on the grape vines. too' excited about it. That see ncluded the scoring, all of which make; forages need fertilizinl ev- starter Jim Donohue. ball, took third on an infield -out 11,•••-. Leoltart- Grove Ifrifilt•41 September is the best time of the came'off ery year. Seed betwben Aug. 13 Tigers Keep Pace and came-home when -first base- 47httrch._•1111 :17 rf•vi•al ni,ettn...i. al the year to shape and seed jgrass .11•141el. Telt- and Sept. t5. Inoculate legumes up with man Dick Stuart-muffed' Don no,s,•14 waterways. Many of our conser- Detroit. trying to keep .SW4•174y.--#144:,--ek_At. just before sowing. Put seed in at the Yankees who have won eight Hoak's throal lin K en Buyer's thoreli. vation farmers are doing this type the-right depthaS quarter inch to of work at -the present time. straight, ran its winning streak to roller. . Sic Pal ii.irrell !tete-atilt:a Ireiliniertl ai iii a half inch is about right. Major League three games with a 3-2 win over Saciecki, now 10:5, yielded a run ' - Don't-over-use new Let _Moe.. (fleeter.. al tirlia reaTqa-eal lay his \vit..% Euell Smith. near 'Elackusburg, plants. the Chicago White Sox. The Balti- in the first tanipg and then blank- them get strong good Harrel of 11:1111r4`11 aøiii4i&L1stssul Jut- has completed work on a 11 acre by making mare_ Orioles clipped the- Kansas ed the Pirates until Roberto Cle- I.. •• • •• ,,1 terwav, STrittll seas he is well top growth before grazing or cut- Standings - City Athletics, 8-0, and the Bos- mente ha his 19th homer- with ting. Otherwise they'll die or be reef • - pleased with the job and one of ton Red Sox beat the Minnesota the bases empty in the ninth. aprl the recent downpours has already crowded out by weeds next year. by United Press International Twins, 3-2, in the _only other AL Francis gave up 10 of the Card.- CORN'EAR -WORM hits and was chargte • ele•• tried it out. He plans to construct a. games scheduled. nals' 11 and-seed another. waterway next "A major pest of Kentucky sweet Only one-game was played in with his fifth defeat. year to complete a ,water disposal corn -crops, the corn ear-worm AMERICAN LEAGUE Thursday's Results the National League, with the St. net*. control now- , This worm itu t. c.e. system on his farm. • Boston 3 Minnesota 2 Louis Cardinals defeating the Pit- - NEW GADGET froiw 75 37 .670 BUYS velope- egg:- aarelaby' New York 3 Los Angeles 1 - tsburgh"Pitatea, 3-2-a-7 '- FT. MONMOUTH., N. J. MI - Criarles Sanders, near New Pro- on new corn silk. The developing Detroit 72 40 .643 3 Detroit 3 Chicago 2 Left-hander Don Mossi was tag- The Army has put into operation vidence, has converted a raw gul- errn enters the ear Baltimore 64 51 .551 124 and cattails Baltimore 8 Kansas City 0, night ged for 11 hits by the White SOX a $125 million gadget that can ley into a wide shallow waterway. feeding damage. Cleveland 59 54 .522 161 Only games scheduled. but still .managed to go the dis- test 17.280 batteries at the same A bulldozer was Used to push the Control: Two. pounds of DDT Chicago 56 57 .496 19 • Today's Games Armee and bring his record to 13-2 time. It will be used to test a aid galley in and build the water- emulsion concentrate per acre Boston 56 61 .479 211 Fernandes random BoSton at Baltimore. night - .for the Tigers. Chico sampling of 20 million way. to 'acorrect Width and depth. (one gallon of 23 per atm strength Washington 46 63 .422 New York at Washington, night singled home what proved to be batteries purchased annually /1/ a Fescue and sudan grass will be DDT emulsion concentration) in Los Angeles 47 65 .420 281 Los Angeles at Cleveland, night the winning run off loser Juan cost of $13.5 million for the Army, I seeded in the waterway to keep it 25 gallons of water; or 1/14 pounds Minnesota 47 66 .416 281 the fifth after Kansas Citty at Chicago, night Pizarro in Norm Navy, Air Force and Marines, from washing out. of 25 per tent strength Sevin wet- Kansas City 42 70 .375 33 moved to third Detroit at Minnesota, night Cash doubled' and table powder in 25 -rations Of on-a sacrifice. . ' RUSSIA SEIZES SHIP eas Charlie Stubblefield. near New Saturday's Games water per acre. Sevin is now av7 SIIIOGAMA, Japan ATE - A alleaghaht Concord, has also completed work Boston at Baltimore. night ailable in Murray. Milt Pappas pitched a six-hitter patrol ship captured 'an a -grass- waterTvay. New York at Washington Soviet the Sprays should be applied the FABRIC SOFTENERS fir the Orioles against this A's aia.Japanese survey ship No. 10 Gj- Los Angeles at Cleveland, night • Dunn. ,first day-after silk appears. New a game that is-as settled in the cei Meru und its crew of 20, it pc•Irge New Hope, has Kansas City at Chicago completea a A- silks should be sprayeg every day first inning. Baltimore roused Bill was reported today. The Japan- ate:malt across HELP ON WASHDAY Detroit at Minnesota '1111, 11.1* creek bottom piversion channels far five days, then every other Kunkel during a five-run rally in ese Martime Safety Agency said wilt -empty into the waterway -day lam the neat eight des. ATMs the'- tarsal- frit...e' arid th,ii in 11si sthe 113:to-w-gtrtp-was7rottductIny, .t 940TRO MAIM Al FIASt-rooviet spaceman- Mat. Glaarnana after it has become established in would-be nine epreys in alai NATIONAL LEAOUE agrint•- avIth--11V e--gathe- -akeal', sim'eY-4- fidi - iiiciureti S LuMY S. T..44.ov_aa4 44.444 7.-eareereatieeara4at ave ferlitethiltr at a Marie AN. ht titer -Fabric soft- Dave a good cover of fescue. Forage from sweet corn treated , Tee.* W I. ri G B. clinched, 41-year old Phillry off the northern Kuriles, which Sea resort prior to las grand trams. (Ragrophoto) 'smelts work best when used in the double to . A drainage ditch is Under con- With DDT should NOT be fed to Los Angeles 67 411 626 hit a pinch crack an AL Russia occupies. last rinse water adviseeatIniversity struction on the farm et Donald livestock. Forage treated with Cincinnati 69 44 .611 1 , of Illinois home economist Ruth Tucker.-nee-Oa-et-Five Points-. Sevut -should NOT be harvested San Francisco 58 49 .542 9 Galbraith. . - deer) . will prevent overflow on for at least seven days after treat- Milwaukee 54 31 .514 12 She cautions against using the Turafruy • same valuable bottomland. ment Si. Louis 56 53 .514 12 softener simultaneously with the feletAlatei-G LEAVES FROM 51 53 .490 14i detergent or soap. la and Melvin Richardson all of the Chicago 44 62 .415 22i 'Win I?A peV,I NplEeS clip Fabric softeners work by leav- Van Cleave neighborhood is Some people off many of Pbsladelphia 30 77 .280 37 ing an invisible deposit on the visited ahis week to plan censer- the grape leaves to let the sun Thursday's Results rs. letting them slide over St. Louis 3 Pittsburgh 2, night n RIVE- IIIMI THEATRE vatain work- on their farms. All in with the hope of getting more mselves within the fabric and scheduled. are cooperators of -the Calloway even ripening Only game and better quality resulting in softer, fluffier fab- SCD. ' -grapes. • Actually the removal of Today's Games Boxoffice opens 6:30 • Show Starts 7:35 rics. - Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. night laesaie Moore has purchased a grape leaves causes uneven ripen- They are most useful when Chicago at Milwaukee, night farm near Russell Chapel church. ingaand "ow quality fruit. Truth TONITE and SATURDAY line-drying laundry, particularly Cincinnati at San Francisc a night One of the first things he did was it the grape vine needs all its bath towels, diapers and sheets. Only games scheduled. * 3 to -contact :his office and request leaves in order to ripen the grapes. BIG MOVIES * The selvages on sheets. to; ex- Saturday's Games a in.servatian Plan for the entire The vine must have a large leaf NO. 1 NO. 2 ample. don't curl as much when Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Sa:rn A con-creation plan will area to mature the artia properly. treated with .-softener a n d are Chicago at Milwaukee help nim des,lop and impreve the The pigment which praduces the circler to iron. St. Louis at Los Angeles. night YOLINGSoo iarin in an orderly way. _Colter in.. grdpes is made in the RosERT Fabric softeners are also good Cincinnati at San Francisco anti-static agents. They help re- WHEN COMEDY duce clinging of orlon or acrilan WAS KING GIANT GO 7U.S. Tourists sweaters and nylon slips. Can Shop the World You Can Now Ifle• a If the, fabric tends to yell.. C••••11)••• 1••• 'At Canada's New Duty-Free Centres after using a fabric seftemer, v.e-as In Thole •11.TInt• I it several times without the sui)- Afford 1•••••*0111•••••Mal MONSTER stance. Remedy the eituatien the same way if too -Much 'softener — NO. 3 — A LATE SHOW build-up makes the fabric less AT NO INCREASE IN ADMISSION absorbent. CENTRAL ••-eelasee Fabric softeners have no rela- IYou've never me! a a orrlo 411 ; tion to water softeners. • .`,t • • GAS r A-11 !O ADMITS FORGERY THE LAUGHS AP.E PACKELeIN .7. LOS ANGELES lEPI - Ex-child V. .1 V r, actor Robby Di-ascotl must appear HEATING in Superior Court Sept. 6 to be mat ';.6z• sentenced for forging an endorse- ment on a stolen check. Driscoll, With An lilie 24. pleaded guilty Illenilay. lie was s4taii arrested May 1 when he tried to cash the stolen check for $45 at a liquor store. FHA TITLE I LOAN MURRAY. LOAN - - CO.- 1,anizahrft . PH W. Si. ø Teiepheibe PL 2-0001 • 1 to 5 years to pay STARTING SUNDAY "YOUR F40•11-OWNIED LOAN CO." FOR 5 BIG INITES SPECIAL PRICES :Sew Du13-1'n•r tent, I Peihigerne I ADULTS 75c • Interest at 5% NO PASSES 4 CHILDREN FREE 'atiopping the werldst-st aiieut s e r. the Niagara Falls Custom; duties is the Drityslaree Centre will be • No payment until 30 E new pot of get I awaiting- Anti r- $reet).000 pavilion - overlooking iatic. On the Canadian end of Ilor.e...-ehoe Falls.. Adjoining it- to':rist rainb•rx in two popu- .,(1 a cormectina piar.i will be days after job is Loaded with the' • t' aress. the repectfteular 34.40.10t Se3- log Duty-Free rnerri 'rower. Ala° tenee-r con- corn pleted. biggest tr. feta nil close to strut Lion the t•rwer is srlie.lul•-.1 longest - .il aslande Bridge. for completion two months af- so, _a f.1,010--m-rie' met r:a, will ter. the Centre. - CALL TODAY loudest leajaa-alatiaue_I-Stli' by a new Itrgarelle.,s of a reduction in i, ( d'r.- 671 tIr.p et:median side_of IT.S. Customs exemptian pro- laughs N in providing bar- ie•sed by President Kennedy, and get your efficient that , • t. .1- t the texiriat will find it easy ia t\it ever ' in A mera trirk tirainLein the ••isargaln• Arad'? g a s heating installed ; ‘*entres will give 'tradition of the America t ray- )rocked I - - 1•..in the States the eiet. The twitat- pureicistr =-Itt for the coming winter. DISCONTItiCiNti Tiff FRIDAY MT[ r • a,lvaneagcs GE London, probably get a value of at lea,t the Army... 'Hon; Kong, $11a) without.a tax of •ally t. 1 11 1 lj 011111: the t „sari, arid liuty - free advent agi• corild screen... TANh NITE' in co donis dui le; :.trelch that /atm to *1:2 or in VI' and you! ar, 50 per cent. . iome (-VW, to..$150. THE :650.00 JACKPOT WILL BE CIVEN AWAY 1i • iiti Will elf or the Peoria and- jade -- ftem th-•.•- " ;.11 ?taiga varied cul- •()rient, perfiiinet troin ttran••••. ird !200.00 SEGMENTS FCR THE NEXT t,: i y-tree. tnerclian- lewns from Ireland *HA NI:11/ei• - ',twice one riiof is. gixrd.14, froiri Italy, MURRAY NATURAL THREE FRIDAY NITE3 . . . 1.5 in t!:•• woe14... Austria and (lie r m Sri y; Ma- •.i,•ii.•1 and Pocked mmas; front Amsti_rdarri. ti-ttar4 - and a :5o.po give-a-way Friday, Sipt.lst.: ii1 -, k int! them a- from jar-eau-a; thina ant wool- a tit* S. tout-isle wili- els from ("halt Britain, weehea WAITING FOR 20TH -New \ TItelastImet.Saw er.. e 1,:.1111an or American from Switzerland, e a mere York Yankees pitcher Whitey - Ere ) r..:rly'lickets that will be in the barrel are data- . or tc.e 11 atr cent Cana- front Japan and Cereeine, and Fora, 19 and 2, looks pensive hAS SYSTEr that art.cular Friday's tickets so . . . FOR THE ti eetee tate atone earitng3 from as lie leans on a bat rack In Katerl NEXT THREE FRIDAY .ffig the aim,. metal • tart Art." Cil7i Its, are the Ynnkee Stadium and sander' IGIX .10( aaa titTES SOMEONE WILL pat',t 1,;•1 t•itii...• van men ae 1.5- waen heal gi.l It 20th Will. Phone PL IM5826 oats Jelti • 1r TAKE.HGNIE-.200.00 which opened_ tti find at., both Centres. lakr1; ;ti,. He won his lelh on July; 29. 7.3.14 WAIT UMILSI..•-..4410d-Tilik tx7701aTcrs— •

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, brItIDAY - AUGUST II,1961 LItt)nrii W TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE THREE 4•••• ,peles to a stake line post oak BALLOON TESTS SET SETS PIUNING OATS ;ht 20th pointers; thence West 160 poles to a stake, red oak pointers; thence WASHINGTON, (UPI - Three north 30 poles to the Northeast NEW FALL SCHOOL SHOES for Skyhook balloons will carry two BANGKOK, Thailand IIIP1 - and Southeast quarters of said ovo girls of all ages. New shipment monkeys and 24 mice into the sky Filming of the novel -The Ugly section; thence North 281 poles et just arrived in the basement of from Fort Churchill at Mantioba, American" will begin here Aug. to a stake; the southwest corner Canada, elw Murray Hatchery. al2c this summer as part of 8, producer George Englund an- of Lot No. 2; thence East 160 poles an experiment to determine the nounced Monday. ,y's 21st selefeVul to the beginning, tontaining in effects of cosmic rays on mam- he season, 'fading COMMISSIONER'S SALE both pieces 1101 acres more or mals. The Navy said that balloons of 20 seT b4PEd The Commonwealth of Kentucky, less." with a capacity for 6 milkon cubic St. Louis Browns. iCalloway Circuit Court, Lola For source of title to the above feet of gas will be used to reach has a .396 average FOR SALE Services Offered I Story, Admrx. of the estate of see Deed Book 28, page - 453- of altitudes between 125,000 and 150,- this Year. • Olen Story, deceased, Plaintiff, the office of the Clerk of Callo- 000 feet. TIME TO First Wip I YOUR MURRAYrCALLOWAY COUNTY TWO HOUSES FOR SALE. MUST I WANT LIGHT HOUSEWORK versus elan Story, et at, Defend- way County Court at Murray, Stallarewon his be removed-from lots. Call Edgar or with old person. Norine Bucy, S1111 ant. • Kentucky. , gue game for the 3-2825. elle Hazel, Ky. L. Rowland, PL Phone 492-3833. al2p By Virtvis 41:01 SHOW; s, 39111 meund ap--,- e ele.judgmettl,and order ,'or the purchase price, the parts . FLEE HUNGARY , of sale of the Calloway Circuit chaser must igh Arnold Earley 2 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE execute bond, with Court rendered at the Rule approved securities, bearing Segal VARSITY: "Ole Rex: feature 39 im out when the- BUSINESS and used refrigerator. Can be seen FOR RENT Day, VIENNA MPS - Two uniformed July 21, 1961 Term thereof 1961, interest from the day of sale, minutes, starts at: 1:14, 3:38, 6:02 ed with two out in • at 410 S. 12th Street. allp Hungarian soldiers escaped into in the above cause, for settlement until paid, and having the force Austria Sunday and asked for po- and 8:26. ''Posse From Hell," fea- FOR SALE BY OWNER! TWO WEEKLY BASIS, Daytona Beach, of estate I shall proceed to offer and effect of ture 88 minutes, starts at: 1:53^, .ne haa a peeect a judgment. Bidders litical asylum, officials reported bedroom house with attached gar- Florida. Two bed-room fernished for sale at the Court House door will be prepared to Monday night. 4:17, 6:41, and 9:05. e for the Red Sox comply age on Noeth 18th St. 75'x225' lot. home. One half block from ocean in the City of Murray, s, Kentucky prontsely with tVse terms. driving in the DIRECTORY 41% transferable G.1. loan. Price beach. Phone 1 PL 3-2731. T-F-C to the highest bidder, at public the 'third with a Answer to Yesterday's Puzz14 $7,500. Call PL 3-4933. al5p auction on the 28th day of August Carl B. Kingins r Al Schroll, Z'orro CROSSWORD PUZZLE 1961, at 1 o'clock p.m., or there- Master Commissioner ,in Lemon hit hom. TWO ACROSS 4-let it stand FOR SALE IN Panorama Shores. BEDROOM DUPLEX apart- about, upon a credit of 6 months, Calloway Circuit Court 5-Make lac. M92M20 230CM .ns. ment near college. One year lease. , 1-Tear 6- Titres-toed One nice two bedroom cabin with the following. described ,property, a 1 1,18,25c .4-Pierce !IMMO OMMOM0 Is leek advantage ADDING MACHINES Adults only, no pets. sloth 30 00iA0 613M2 bath, hot and cold water, electric 1324 Main, to-wit: II-Grain 5-cry like a Pirate defense to OFFICE SUPPLIES • • 1 11-Man's name 000 0M3313 302 AND TYPEWRITERS heat, cabinets, prefinished paneled call PLaza 3-3971. al5p "Known as a part,of the North- lamb Sctory behind the Ledger & Times PL 3-1918 11-Caudal I-Frequently 3303 man/ mu walls, insulated throughout, inlaid east quarter of Section 12, T. 2., ' appendage dprolit.) 4M002 0U202= rig of Ray Sadecks t3alos Se Service 1.3-Tab S-Indlan linoleum on lloors..The lot is a R. 3 East described as 301 acres 15-Thorough• 0030 MEMO the deciding,sfun_. Business Opportunities I andberrY redger & Times .... PL 3-1918 large shady, lakeview lot. Price more or less lying East of Kë fare 30-lien 3cm19sm 001301l when Julian Jilier OIL DISTRIBUTORS IT-Dire. 14-Chless'plecal 00 10000 WONG! $6500.00. Call Freeman Johnson at 0. W. Story 40 acre tract deeded 19-College up on a passed 16-Abstract 200 MOUO3 Sy. Lake Oil Co. .... PL 3-1323 PL 3-2731 or ID 6-3683. a 1 le WANT A CAREER WITH A FU,,- to him by S. J. Story; beginni degree being =JO.' MOU3 03 tin an infield out DRUG STORES lure? (abbr.) 13-Part of Mutual of Omaha has an 'at the Southeast corner of said len F.rnmet "to be" Mg10000 0011000 e when -first base. Jobbers Sh+.11 011 Product. opening for one 21-Man's 21-One who Scott Drugs .. P1.114141 ONE REGISTERED HORNED bull representative in 0. W. Story's 40 acre tract run- nickname 03032 0092012 iari-inuffed Dori Calloway halts wort One registered polled bull. Eight County. Our new repre- ning north to the Northeast corner 27-Allow Ken Buyer's sentative's 2:I-Propositions 23-Prohlbit INSURANCE months old. PLaza e14p income is derived from of said 0. W. Story's 40 acre 21-Unit of- 1141-Goal 411-2111es4nIte full 24-Anger SS-Shallow eYBOUnt PAINT STORES commission plus $50 per week tract; thence East to Oates Ed- Siamese 2:.-Ventilate vessel 4d•Natts• metal 105, yielded a run current y , 26-Footliks liart r.weorg Frazee, Melugin & Holton bonus. Our _ representatives and wan:Ls-far enough to contain 301 34-34exlcan g 43-Mar-y rig and then blank- BRICK HOME, VETERAN $65.36 25-FICPen SS-Attie 43-1gefors Gen. Insurance PL 3-3415 Tidwell Paint Store PL 3-3080 their families are covered under acres more - or less. For.,source of laborer ; 4 ZS- Ma n's 39-Pitchers Roberto Tenth. Non-veteran $500.00 down 27-Exist ii 01-Babyloelan until Cie- company grouphisurance. Our Ca- title see In lL koarn• Deed 28 page 452. 25-Title of 31- Wea ken 1--Vidsifft:Idited der y 19th homer with $66.89 month. Special discount for ever salesmen will retire on com- respect 32-Churck ALSO; A tract or parcel of land 2S-W ager -Cooled •va IS-Paeo. ,• in the ninth. ii IILADIES READY TO WEAR PRINTING cash. Phone PE 3-2649. al7c pany .retirement plan. Our bench 44-Man's Islands sales- lying and being situated in Callo- 30-Note of scale nickname end:wilt- 10 of the Cant- men 11,liands of 23-Storer, hex id Littletons Ledger & Times Pl.. 3-1916 make no financial contribu- way County Kentucky and de- and was charges PL 3-4623 color KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR, tion toward their own retirement. scribed as follows: 40 acres off of 3S-1,z1st lefeat. used, 11', excellent cOndition, rea- If yuu are 35-Remuneraa interested and between ,the West end of the following de- lima TV SALES & SERVICE sonable. Mrs. Greene 0. Wilson. the ages 25 and 45, married, and scribed two tracts of land: A Part 36-Range of RESTAURANTS ktmwletIg• !W GADGET PL 3-3536. al4ne own a -car, please contact Smith of the Northeast Qr. of Sec. IS, ‘37.Tr - Bell's TV & Ref. Ser. . PL 3-5151 South Side reasaliz 5Th, N. J. MI Restaurant -- Stephens, Ideation 201 South T. 2., RS 3 East, beginning at 311,-Jurnp the 40 ut put into operation "Fresh Cat Eish" ICTST & FOUND I Street, Paducah, Kentucky, or ph. Southeast corner of Lot no. 1 in 4I-A t gadget that can TYPEWRITER RENTAL 444-6118. P.S. No former sales the division of the lands of J. V. ,-ettlspnent F experience 4?-1t.ase cries at the same necessary. al8c and S. H. Rogers; thence South 43-Swiss river oe used to test a AND SERVICE SERVICE STATIONS LOST: YELLOW & WHITE Collie 52 poles to a stake 44-Marsh with red oak 45-Symbol for ag of 20 melon 10 months old. Wearing collar pointers; thence West 100 poles • iron ised -annually SI a *Ledger & Times .... PL 3-1916Walston-Young Tex. PL 3-2810 Wanted To Rent 46-Cooling with no name. Cell HY 2-3712 or to a stake, black jack and black device Ilion for the Army, 1fY 2-2422. allc .oak pointers; thence north 52 47-Fruit e and s6-.c,,,,dy plant Marines. THREE BEDROOM HOSE. Pre- poles to a stake; thence East 160 El-Blood ferrably in Murray School Dis- poles to the beginning, containing 64-Organ of iEIZES SHIP hearing trict. Contact Ralph Kavanaugh at 52 acres more or less, and a part 51- Proverb Japan 411P11 - A pribC••10.,,, 1 50,-i-low -PL 3-5711 or PL 3-1897. 1 tc of the Northeast and Southeast -The mailbox in ship captured the MOVER IMAM MAN 67-Chang. Quarters of Section 12, T. 2, R. S front of the Howard Schmidt color of ship No. 10 Ga- East, beginning at the Southeast home in Alden, N.Y, is six its crew of 20, it CARD OF THANKS bowN corner of Lot No. 2; thence South feet tall and sinister enough ;oday. The Japan- NEANDDrEpruE ',Ethiopian We wish to acknowledge our 281 poles to the corner of said to scare most any mail car. • Otte afety Agency said 1-kulia• tHIMMIttesnetememamisnesaewien an rasege assent.... wa •••••••••••• istappreciation-to our many- -Northeast and--Southeast -guar rier. Schmidt, you might - was roncluctialo adherent of friends a-ner-neighborssfers•their of --the -seetiena . thence,. South e guess, in sheet metal workera 1-Proceselon resources SIX1111113; sympathy and kindness during the .elegree- rn Kuriles, which illness and passing of our husband and father, Mr. R. L. Futrell. GLAD I CHANGED/WAND I FEEL SORT CF NM THAT THER GROUP 15 back. He came to see ABOUT LETTING THEM HOLD SORRY FOR THEO CAWING, THEY REALLY WHAT HAS HAPPENED let Then No looked around, since I got We extend a special thank you THEIR MEETINGS / NEED on the sunny lama of the -well, he's followed me, HERE A NICE PLACE TO of lovely quickly and expertly. There me, and to Rev. M. T. Robinson, the Elm ci MEET: in the company could to •••••.eia A...atha &Al who was half his were places where the grass had I.-I did everything I Grove Church Choir and song- ,a it,,, ilea. Richard ituLliiroa patiently down, and there stop him." Now, she rubbed at ...ited foe Agathil to tell hlta, Main, been trodden ,-DreVitraeree-h4ax Churchill, ner left cheek, absently, arid. out oring messed to 410 so. lea," 0 was a patch of earth showing the pallbearers and those who had 'ought his aid. impression of a foot- Rollison noticed that without Agatt.g had called at RoIllano's the faint gave flowers or sent food. ha. tietur quarters in London that print. There were several spent giving much thought to the red ntortung. ostensibly with greetings three patch on the other. "He just God bless each of from liCr fattier, an old friend of matches and the ends of you. Mrs. R. leave me alone.' • Ittilliatio 5, anal nad accepted his In- cigarettes. Ho slid his fingers wouldn't 1 L. "Bobbie" Futrell, the children vitation to • limiting expeditton on and found Silence felL f :3, and the rner. Ti,,., she eventually ,on- into the side pockets, grandchildren. 1 tp tarts 7:35 titled We rca, Ion her teals. tier only the ordinary things one "Why?" asked Itollison. rawer aceraed to nat• vanished might expect; and in the trou- "I suppose you wouldn't NANCY without t.ictiarintbin. She had Dctla said, by Ernie IluahmIller )AY le kill two in hew Tort when, two sers 'pockets, only keye and understand hui type," she weeks ottoie. he disappeared. He and .at the word she looked past was seen by some money. Rollison towards the bushes and CAT at NVOI Yo, as Ii. teiTIT"Airport. ap- Rolllson stood up. NANCY--PUT THE NOW WE'LL parentiy seams Lot • phase vac.. to the sight they hid. "He couldn't SURELY Loading. Agatha had found her valet, OUT OR WE'LL BE 13E AWAKE ALL NIGHT While At,itsthe mentioned that her and it travelled clearly now. help it, ne-he was 11 s AWAKE'ALL fat I 11-1,1 tall, Mu! 14-$1 -Please-please will you go he-oh, tor heaven's sake use possibly a WtelDeitl. 1.31. That was a 11300 onst rved eviden e tbei • ,an and fetch the police and a doc- your imagination!" NIGHT was spying 00 them lion, tile riot • welcome dash of spirit, "He .-...... : (t...atini ciy hom tor!" she called across the • •• , 4- I • opposite oank. • pretended he wanted to - to • .0 .0. the river rotated Rollmop to river. 1 Ile le rin.a the riser. taking Agatha wita look after me. How a married il.straveied a nitirdeled There was a pause, and then .a so se ec eio -z a. • • .:' It,.,,. they man-" she broke off. ..., .....--.....i...... \,.....,s....6.7.4-:4,4,...... -Fz;.. so num at the spot timers the cot hail the youth suurerred as it he .43* .szz ....?.... net n raised. -Why." that• Junto, horror-, truck, too. "Let me get it straight," said .....;i:-.,..;•..jy!...... :_::- ::::...i....-:;k;!;...... Nam..." Agatha exclaimed. usere Rollison, quietly. "Ile pestered .";"Ije:m''7 .=".14; "AU - all nght. Won't be .• .• eo•; • epee, •0400;7. ___:...... :)•.-r- followed you everywhere, I CHAPTER 4 long." you, ...-'''''":H.:.:t.'..;":";:411,,...' 'W9' •,•••.:...!'::. m ma° and wouldn't stay away from •... 02 ime GATIIA BELL'S voice had Agatha didn't answer. ID. 00 ir 03 that it?" De en 0 go A an edge of tension. She 'Sottisen Sift the dead man, you. Is "Yes," she said. "Ile wanted could tell trom the way the and saw the girl turning from to stay at my flat, gave me all young man sat, and trorn the of therriver. She look- ...AP"' that nonsense about how he 011,4 , droop of Ms head, that he was ed-lost. A little color was nark thought I was In danger." She I dead; and probably she had felt In her cheeks. There were no kept rubbing her check and 0..1% It 0. ewe 013•40r.' • that aura of aeath. Her breath- tears. She moved towards him Cm, b• Uwe. Ppm.. 1,•••••• ▪ staring at the bushes, and it tog grew more shallow, and as she might if she were sleep- long time before she I came taster, unLil she was al- walking, and he did not think was a went on almost fearfully: Deng most panting. that she knew that he was hc-couki he have LILg ADORN by Al Oapp "Agatha," sold Rollison, quiet- there. Cniid meant If ?" ly, "go to the path and shout Ile did not call her, but the MAM MN/-IS across to the couple on the essence of her story went te.vift- 'What made you so sure he (AN GOTTA EXAMINE bank. Ask them to go and tele- ly through his mind, lier father didn't?" IT DISLOYAL TO fl-I' E\N-DUNCE- phone the police, and then wait disappearing, her search, her She flared up again. MAI-I WIFE, NAME.LN/ TI-14 for nie." meeting at Idlewild Airport "Why won't you listen to WHAREVEIRSHE WIDDER !.° She didn't move, anti was now with Jimmy Vance, who could- what I'm saying? He would say IS, FO' ME TO BE.. •Da• ' really panting, n't hold his Liquor, and sonic anything, do anything, to-to get his own way. In New York • 'And hurry!" Raison snap- friends who were quite sure SOSIAJBLE TO he was with a woman, he's no- ped. that Adam Bell had caught a 11-11 WI DOER Agatha turned unsteadily a- plane for London: at least, for torious for neglecting his own kY way. lie wondered if she would the British Isles. Her own flight;- wife, although hove any man faint, and watched het -as she her visit - and the fact that could neglect Griselda -" clutched branches and Kept Jimmy Vance had followed her, Agatha caught her breath, and pausing: the river's edge was and had been brutally murder- then muttered: -I'm sorry it I feel no more than twenty yards ed, shouted, I terrible. He Di- , away, and it might have been a lied she known that he was tto ts dead, Isn't be?" mile. Across the broad stretch behind her? "Yes." of the river stood the couple, She was only two yards from "That scream---e• the youth with his arm round Rollison when she stopped and "We're going to have trouble • the girl's shoulders. started, as if suddenly aware With that scream," No one else was in sight. said Roth- tha,lib be was there. She rubbed sort, gently, "but it'll fade, and Rollison turned quickly to- at. her right cheek: not at her wards the dead man. Death by you'll forget It So you knew forehead or her eyes, as he Jimmy Vance pretty well?" violenhe was not strange to him. might have expected, hut at her an ugliness which Yes." but this had right cheek. When she took her touched it with true horror. The "Socially?' fingers away, there was a slight man Was so young. A piece of "In a way, he-he wris-" by .Rwburn Van Buren red patch. rusty iron, heavy, ugly and she paused at the 'was' and "They - they've gone,' she gave a little bloodstained, lay near; a weap- shiver. "He was the CHARLIE DOBBS; YOUR GOVERNMENT REALIZED IT WAS NICE O' ll-lEM 70 said. son of Paul Vance, who r iCXZSOINAVANIPPR on on the spot. Owns WERE THE WetiNG THINK OF SEND1NG ME IN "I know. Nice work, Agatha." WHY,MAN, WE'VE BEEN THAT YOU Raison went down on one Silver Queen-you know, the IT'S BEEN DOBBS, DOBBS THE FIRST PLACE)GE NE RAL Her eyes had a dazed look but SEARCHING EVERY- CHARLIE -ANC> 51 knee beside the dead man, big cosmetics firm. Fie-Jimmy, NICE WERE ISSUED 70 she didn't glance away. "Did NEVER FORGET KNOWING WHERE FOR YOU .‘• ORDERS whose sports Jacket lay open, I mean-he travelled all over you know 'IOU, CHARLIE • YOU 1004 LISA,' showing the inside breast pock- that Jimmy Vance the world for them. And Daddy was following GETC0UNTY°11 BRAKt)YC;-ri et; it gaped a tittle, as it would you today?" often went with him. Daddy's If his wallet had been taken She said: "I knew-I knew he the ideas man at Silver Queen, • -VI.. out. did, In London.", he invents patent containers for iice.41C2, The pocket was empty. "Do you know why he follow- powder and lipstick, and-well, -_.• • ••• ed you?" he gets Ideas. You /toiliaen noted the tailor, of knew he - Savile Row. "Yea," she said, In a dreary worked for Silver Queen, didn't 4• - k -•••••• lie collected the plecee of voice, "I knew." Her eyes were you ?" -.4•••/••/- paper-actually of a photograph filmed with tears, and she put "Yes." _ which had been torn across and her fingers to her cheek again, "Well, that's how Jimmy and across. Ile handled them .cau- apt] rubbed With a curious kind I got to know each other." tiously, placing them In bis wal. inilsteriee. "He-hi tru, c7er (To E,3 Tempyryow..t - . orwourcz,

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VP, TT) 11' — z27 H OR-le MtrRICkT. RENruuRT rEDTTER Mr!, — r‘c:E melt emeameetie ;Kentucky Future Homemakers Of .-imericaIKEEP YOUR POISIES, Leadership Training Camp Held Recently meetings held by STIFF 'N' BRIGHT The annual Kentucky Future at officer group Homemakers of America Leader- state officers. • executive council ship Training Camp for district Each district THE EXPERT WAY goals and plan for • and state officers was held August met to set up district leadership 3-5 at Hardinsburg. - their fall FHA URBANA, Ill. all'D To get Miss Janie Olmstead, state pre- conference. the longest life from cut flowers., from Kentucky Lake sident, along with other'state ed- Officers follow these suggestions of G. M. attending were Carol HAW- ficers presented the camp's theme, District Foster, University of Illinois flu- Farm, presi- "Success Keys for FHA Officers", Faulkner, Fancy r'culturist: Courtney. Lone Oak, in the opening session. • . dent;'Glenda Pick flowers either in the early of vice-president; Maryjane II oman s Society ,Business of the second session_! first morning or -late' in 'the evening „Benton-, second viee-presi- Service was establishing goals- for Ken- Lyles, wiliest the stems are full of water. - Social Calendar - ,Christian ' dent: Rudde Rudd. Trigg County, tucks- Association of Future Home- Take a container of Water 'with Lynn Williams, Ballard -1-illRegildar Meet makers-. j America. Miss Mary I secretary; you In the garden and plunge_th treasurer; Janet Mo- • J. T. Samneans is program leader., neelliamsore state advisory Memorial: . stems into it immediately, Cutting Monday, August 14 of the Lois Brenda 3 • 0 • The general meeting FHA girls!' theral. Sedalia, historian; aids _The ilattie Bell:lease Circle board chairlhan. asked the stem bases at an angle Woman's Society of Christian White, Crittenden County; par- Min- the First Methodist Circle 11 of the WSCS of the present "What Shall Our Goals water up-take. FOR URUGUAY—Cuba's Industry ene WSCS of of the Hazel- Methodist liamentarian; Cathy Morgan. Ben- GETTING HIS SIGNALS at the soCial''' First Methodist Chan se- „Se,. ice Bens in an inspiring talk, ' Indoors, fill a deep container (middle) gets some last-minute in- •. Church tarn—wet held 'in the church Judy Hobbs, Fancy ister Ernesto Guevara pit at th$ home of Mrs. E. W. Riley,- Church was were given "FHA Stars' ton. reporter; with lukewarm to warm 'water. Prime Minister Fidel Castro lir Che church at 7:30 Officers in Havana from hall sanctuary Wednesday evening, Farm, song leader; Marita Dia,- structions planing • • • • 1604 Miller, at 2:30 p.m. to Steer By" by Miss Maurine! After putting flowers in the warm Capt. Antonio Nunes (right) before s • s • first. at 7:30. Reidland, recreation leader. (left) and ee ' August Conine', assistant state advisor. witaT, place in a cool spot over- to Uruguay ter the inter-American conference. Henry K. West planned the song leader, Ann Bread- down Tuesday, -August 15 The Brooks Cross Circle of the Mrs. Mrs. Ruth Fuller, area supervisor,: --State night 'or, for a few hours to allow Council-of Churches", from Trigg County, was the Murray Assembly Nn_ —19 0 er- tFirat Methodist Church will meet- program. "A division of guidance, state doer, bent the flowers to "harden off" or attention on the move- officer from Kentucky Lake ef Rainbow for Girls will hold its'tin the home of Mrs. Don Hunter to focus partmerft of education, reminded state take up all the water they can. SHOP THROUGH THE LEDGER'S CLASSIFIEDS! ment toward unity among the Bei district. regular meeting at the--h M i_et seven-thirty o'clock. the girls that "Officers Must Follow manufacturer's dire e- S • • especially as exemplifi- Advisors attending camp were Hall at 7 Pens churches.. Lenders.e tions fur use of commercial flower World Council of Mary C. Hull, Fancy Farm. Personals ed by the District officers discussed pro- Mrs. preservatives, available at most • • s • Those participating in advisor to the executive council; Mrs. H. E. Ray of Cincinnati, Churches. and duties of their office I flower a-WO p s and department were Mrs. W. blems Mayfield. Benton; Mrs. was a recent guest of Mrs.':he panel discussion . Mrs. Janie stores. ellsicetary So-Ohio. County:. Dr. Wells at their •P Russell. Mrt Claude-Anderson •• lent -Humphreys. Trigg ciety trf the First'13 -1.1N-ti/Ir- e•er-e.m- and Remove lower :FriSlraler"trff1;3wer Mrs. and Miss Ava Lee Wilson. - Mrs.- Marguerite' Samples, Bal- inaeUrit at, home on South 51h Street. stems so it is not submerged- in Specials hertst- its- general held Hkr- Starks' -anfl Mrs. Rex Huie, president, lard Memorial; Mrs. M,able i.e.:434n. with the Ray irthe former Elizabeth Brels- Trip. • • water. • the church'est business session, and Mrs. riton. Reidland; Mrs. Agnes Tones, $5.50 Circle present- Lein of Murray. a brief Keep flowers out of drafts or 300D 6-FOOT STEP LADDER Ruby Nell Hardy • • McCullough, spiritual life from Page 1.) I Sedalia; and Mrs. Olive Stewart, l'ems • • John (Continued direct sunlight, and avoid low GARBAGE CAN 2.15 • ----int-the--progroni-eiste-Fer the devotion. County. LARGE 20 GAL. ; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Phelps secretary, gave Crittenden humidity and excess temperatures. 2.10 Waite" fellowship hour re- WIRE TRASH BURNER . • s • s and children. Janet Lynn' and During the Placing the flowers in a cool place -2.*8 • the LONG HANDLE POINTED SHOVEL Keith of Covington 'Tenn left freshments were served by in slightly more than 25 hours. !that Titov could have stayed aloft at night will further - lengthen of the used , the -Circle of the WSCS Wednesday after' a_visit with Mrs. hostesses, Mrs. Claude White and Although the exact method for 10 days 4 that had been their life. meet Maj.; it had First Methodist Church will Phelpe' parents. Mr. and Mrs. R _Crete Hooper. to return pioneer space man plan or if for any reason When flowers begin_ to wilt. re- KURFEES HOUSE PAINT SALE 7 Ro- Mrs. 4 at the home of Mrs. Luther M. Miller, North 17th Street. Yuri- Guerin to earth , last April been deemed necessary to extend cut the stems and plunge again - T-308 Peel Proof Paint ____ 6.96 bertson with Mrs. W. D. Hamrick _ _ • • • 12 had not been disclosed official the flight. into warm water, 85 to 100 ,de- p.m. Mrs: he also left for a 10-day Titanium White _ as cohostess at 2:30 —Mrs. D. F. McConnell, Mrs. Ed- _Mrs. 0, C. Wells ly, it was presumed ell conditions, greet E. to revive them. Everkleen • and ended the he said. ward B. Sudhaffs and Mrs. A. H. his ship in the air flight were assured," If flowers have woody stems, Starks Special White _ _ 4.96 ostess For .1Ieet Timing -- Hamlin left Friday ferotheie-heHrose—___ trip by parachute. Explains split the stems up several inches Mrs. 0. C. Wells opened her Describes Return said the timing of in Cincinnnellesetbio. after a stay Yezdoyski from the bottom to allow them 2.95 home for the meeting of Circle II described his return to flight had been dictated by 50-FT, VINYL WATER HOSE in Murray. Mrs. McConnell will Titov the to take u, more water. 5.95 ot---she Woman'o Mistionary Su this way: results of a number of studies. MELNOR SWING AND SPRAY SPRINKLER earth the Don't -put_ pennies or aspirin in 3.25 ciety a the First Baptist Church "On the 17th orbit I switched • RURAL MAIL BOX law, Mr. and Mrs. Dated McCon- was carried out in the water to keep flowers fresh 5.95 held on Tuesday morning at ten on the' automatic system to ar- 'The flight MEASURE TAPE CRIIIMONE who are awaiting the birth' in Such treatreunts are old supersti- 100 FT. STEEL AIR nell for a proper landing. a period of minimal radiation baby. o'clock. raege tions and hrve no value. 'ate:heir Christian Sharing of Pos- brake and the system of outer space." he said. "Our psysi- .• • • • -The ''The • • • • I8 CHARCOAL GRILL 5.95 sessions" by Annie Wright Ussery space ship orientation worked all cies. astronomers and biolosists -INCH SUNDAY! Wednesday. August 16th - 2.95 STARTS the book taught by Mrs. E. automatically. Hut if necessary, 1 had done good work in predicting 2 PLAYER BADMINTON SET The Weman's Missionary Soc- was HURT IN CRASH Parker to the group. could have landed the ship my- favorable conditions in outer of the Elm Grove Baptist C. 9.50 NOMINATED FOP .ety Mrs. Wells, pre- self. space". 300D WHEELBARROW its regular meet- The chairman. 6.95 7 ACADEM, AWARDS' cnurch will hold potluck the brake I de- STEP ON GARBAGE CAN sided at the meeting.- A "After applying %iew :HROME • at :he church at 2 p.m. The Titov said he had a good HOLLVA'OOD (UPI — Actress 9.95 ing was served at the noon cided to test out the landing sys- UNIVERSAL STEAM IRON leg n d- Girls Auxiliary lunc-heon of earth viten out of its shadow. Madlyn Rhue was reported in 5.95 Sunbeams tem. It was in 'so order. At RIJ.ID METAL IRONING BOARD A 1111141LUR FIESTA in the program. S. or. goo,' condition today at Mt. Sinai will participate a. low altitude my seat was eject- see the oceans, el could easily Hospital, where she is recovering WPM US INAS ed by parachute. The ship land- rivers, 88 FIN land. clouds. mountains. ; from facial injuries incurred in a BOARD PAD AND COVER SET News From . . . ed neartn." IRONING NUMMI! cultivated fields and unharvested teo-car collision. A spokesman for NUM (Continued from Page 1) Titre spoke at a news confer- Household Hints fields." he said. Paramount Studios, where Miss ence at eloscown sks'craper un _expected to , xersay, Rhue is playing opposite Yul -- --non elepatements. is "Clim's...e were _distingushed bc- 4uagsg_ rahruary..01. Cast. 7136iiner in ."Escape 'front Zgh, "When—yeti -perm weed setting:s es- nomestesee Newsmen were told that his cause of- the shadows they- - — train." did not know if Monday's take a hint f reein• prcifessiorial' next year. , ship had berm -romptetely Hardware it seemed to me accident would delay Starks' "Sometimes productioa paint in sev- outfitted for a 10 day trip in painten. Deposit the earth was suspended overhead Of the film. and thee- FRANKFORT — Current rates space, if necessary. the 12th Et Poplar eral sksuts on the beard and ime could not help wondering to cover the for workmen's compensation in- Feels No Change brush out the paint hat kept ititflouaptedthere.. past Twicem thert. WE CLOSE LATE on coal miners will be the Titov sae' he did not notice a w The Washington County court- WE OPEN EARLY area2oTtes will save your arm and surance moon port- Al- subject of a hearing conducted by .sharp transition" when he mob'- houee at Springfield, ,Ky., erected also insure -better 'coverage. holes. It looked the same as from 7:00 a.m. 5:30 p.m. to-' Department of Insurance Aug. ed from the area of weightlessness is se • int from a dry surface the ground." : 1 in 1814. the oldest courthouse -were b5 back into the dense layers: of the i• the , wa wel one. following Ints--227The eves challenged -I-h - se in Kenneley. ' interests after being,atmosphere and tee landing de-. '3TPEP%1-1 E pain;. mooth out brush marks coal mining - -- the of the ship began. by stro gently with the tips' approved by DepartreennFeb.•celeration - felt normal,' he sled-. an almo dry brush. — - TOOTSIIS'IN TROUBLE • • • , The rate schedule, filed by the As he reentered the atmos- *DAN 0AILEY..1 Compensation said, he came aesire of • medium. tomato ees National Council of phere, he Ode of air JONES — give you Insurance'representing insurance "a bright luminescent *SHIRTEY 'ram to a pound the news WASHINGTON (UPS — The rm.: plus day quota of companies. included an 18 per At the beginning of nearly haH ysur that ernment has obtained a court ord- as nerous cent increase in large-mine rates conference it was announced etarinn C as, well er preventing interstate shipment *MAURICE COWER and a 13 per cent increase in the Soviet Union would publish all Shop' tent of vitamin A. Style ..m from the Ho The scientific details of the flight for of "Tootsie Rolls" 'small -mine rates. where the) *BING CROSBY "scientists of the world." boken. N J factory Place a plastic film or piece o Close coopera- Titov said the -noise and vibra- are mode *MICHAS. CALUN essue paper :seer plates and china AleKFORT — agen- Lon during the first stage of the the shelf to protect them tem orseen governmental The label on a carton of "Toot stored on of caused me discomfort but *BOBBY RAN dust. cies h solved the problem flight sic Rolls" sass it contains mitt !rum grease and I watched Jr. pumping t deep wells in Pike I withstood them well. ounces but the candy actualls *SAMMY DAVIS °unties contaminat- through the porthole and vials in ounces, the Food s Fit ironing board covers snugly and Johnson weighs- 825 Presems Since constant contact with the ground." said Th-. *JIMMY OURAIffE a cord through safety , ed by recent od waters. Drug Administration by lacing Eastern Controls Ship to the edges of the some wells t two day. psns attached Titov said he switched to man- *ZSA ZSA GABOR underside of board. Kentucky counties h .e a normal cover en the of the ship at 10 a rn.1 The FDA said a temporary re- each other. water level ISO to 70 t below ual control , Line up pins opposite Moscow time. That was straining order has been obtained 4 • • • deep wet umps Sunday *JUDY CARUSO ; ground, special one hour after his launching. lie from the federal court at Newark. add the top were needed. Icing 2 cake' Don't said he was still in the earth's N. J against the Sweets Co. ol ;kGREER SAMOS over the Recognizing that the problem layer until the filling hackie at the tune. America and its treasurer, Joseph A TRUNK SHOWING OF likely to recur. Kentucky's civil *ERNIE KOVACS first layer sets a bite t was easy to control the ship," T. Hand defense organization, headed by the smonaut said. "I could di.- *JANET LEM .42_ naice StatreAde Gen. Arthur Y. Lloyd. -Two.tablespoons ot lemon rest Weed alter the direction as -fresh milk purchased t w o of the special .- added to one cup of I wanted l, any moment *JACK LEN NON They'were transported KNOW will turn the mi:k sour for sour pumps. -I felt mater of the space ship NOW YOU Louisville to Frankfort by 4;JAY T°:748-..,:_NORTH milk cookery. from and in full control. It obeyed the a • • • National Guard truck a Kentucky still of my hand: . transferred to a Ken- Coats and Snits *KIM NOVAK and there "Then, in accordance with the By United Press International „ar Highway Department truck tucky program of observation I again The first ruler to consolidate *DONNA REED delivery to the mountain coun- PERSONALS for switched off control of the space the Slav tribes in Russia w *DEBBIE REYNOLDS ties. ship back to automatic control and Punk, leader of the Russ. who es Ar :ter Farmer,' in Noygerod Mr and Mrs. —Kentucky's 70- began my observations through tablished himself *EDWARD G.ROBINSON J K. Farmer, FRANKFORT all the time main- Mrs John Farnicr. season will be the portholes, 862 Farmer and day dove hunting 'Aug. 1 2th *.FRANK SINATRA Mr. and Mrs. C C again this taining radii communications." Saturday, C Corn were split into two periods ste •• ...•• LVS• Mr and Mrs. H Titov read this account of the says the Fish and Wildlife dinner guests of Mr. -and Mrs. year. flight from a prepared statement. • COLOR Resources Department: The :first Fulton Farmer of Madisonville He said that after the last stage -Opens Sept. 1 and extends 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thiir=da'y f la. week period of the rocket had been reached * Oct. 31; the second, Nov. through and he entered orbit and weight- gimummemor through Nov. 24. 16 lessness. "my first impression was flying feet first. But I soon —Dr. Frank Die- I was I FRANKFORT. settled down." of the Universitye key, president The press conference was broad- Ilverpee-tiltiliVie (old NOW! Lexington, has been Couto moot .1(io lilttlf11,111O. of Kentucky. cast and televised to much of telt) of the Sou- appointed a member Europe. Ends SATURDAY Education Board thern Regional ' Titov said that even when he .He succeeds of Thiogq Io Cionie7 ill Clink null Still. for Ilier_onting by Gov. Bert Combs. entered the shadow of the earth sei. "The SImpo president of Dr. Philip Davidson. he was alne to distingueh earth • University of Louisvi,Ue. whose ;he from sky. Fall nod Wicilor serc.“ccc. term on the board expired. "The difference between them was a gray mist," he said. "The FIVE IJAY FORECAST earth did not seem black because Maki. -your Clint nii,1 SnjI seierlicui for hill from N.fr. kaurilinn%4 1.0111- By United Press International the moon 'sac shining on it LOUISVILLE Ky. furc, — The Sheds Clothing Ille 11P1V fabries and huh et,1„,..„ jiving advanced weather forecasts for the The cosmonaut said his sched- 1.1(.1.. St.i. five-day period. Saturday through ule celled for hen lo undress on Wednesday. prepared by the U. S. his 12th orbit. Presumably this Commerce Department Weather was to test control of his arms • Burette and legs and general body move- • Temperatures or the period ments. • will average near the state nor-' lie said that during the flight mal of 76 degrees through Wednes- he had to "avail myself of my de day. except about two to four natural functions" and these Were the gives above normal over normal. of Ken- SHOP thirds although he was 7- that STYLE two Titov said The k; southeastern minor day-to-day chan- before the landing and COLOR FEATURE * tucky. Only ejected * PLUS 2nd ges are anticipated. parachuted to earth, he could EL PASO HERO — Leonard Louisville normal extremes 88:have taken the ship into a land- Gilman. the Texas border the cs and 65 degrees. ' ling by manual control. patrolman who became S. si fasten COLOR sufTotREXT heavy, jet- I hi l'uccrIlc If Rainfall will be generally "I had permission to use either hero of the attempted intro averageig from - three-fourths to of these two landing systems," liner hijacking In El Paso, a- his di .13d ore inch and locally heavier he said. Tex., when he planted • " mounts Scattered showers pr thun- knuckleg on hijacker Leon his dershowers will occur, mostly in When Titov completed own Bearden's jaw, is shown In Prof %lads- Ii HUGHES the afternoon and evening almost account of the trip. his duty uniform. I - 111 MEI • dads. mir Yezdoski told the newsmen 1111UM1111

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